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Every Family Should Have It.

1t is melancholy fact that twothird of American
citizens this day suffering with that fearful disease
Dyspepsia, and its accompanying ailments such yer
Complaint Loss oeApppette, Cosveness, Dizziness, Sick
Headache, &C.. all of which grow of unheatl y
state of the Stomach. Once promote healthy action of
the Stomach and all these udispostons will disappear
and in order free the stomach from all impurities and
promote that healthy action needed prayed for by
Despeptics Corys Stomachic Bitters and speedy,
perma nent and cure will follow.
Read the following certificate from Mr. Heath who lives
in that bilious State, Michigan:
MesSrs. B. s. Cory d SOn-You will remember that
bous nt bottle of your Bitters while in Waukegan
last spring, and brought it home with me we'll l was
taken with the Fever and Ague shortly my return,
and broke it with QIinine several times but it would so
often retu suffered in this way for six weeks and
finally thought your bitters might something for
at commenced taking it, to say before
had taken il ali lite cured, and soon reganed
my usual good health am able and have been ever
since take my rations whereas when the Ague was
hanging about me quite lost my appetite Send me- by
first chance half dozen bottles feel safe
in this Ague country without it.. er t-sg
Yours, very truly, GEO. B. HEATH
Muskegon, Mich, Aug I, 1857.
We almost daily receiving such testimonials vol
UNFAIRLY gratefully given by persons we have never
seen heard FROM tetifvng the wonderful efficacy of
tisement in another column. sept
49,
-- $3.50 NAPOLEON, Henry Co., o., July Z, 1858.
Dr. C. w RoBAcK-Dsdr Sir: For the benefit of suf
ferng nity permit to announce, through the col
uns your circular, tho surprising properties your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. which is
sure cure for Ind gesOn and Liver Complaint We have
per III town, who nave been suffering with Lii
vlr Complaint and Ind, escn and notwithttan lug that
we good physicians be found in Northern
Ohio yet the disease bafed their skill Consequently we
in state of desponde lcy until commenced using
your Pills, through and ny advice friend MIR.
Brennan We used the medicine according directions,
aud full OF life and hiiariy and gratitude is
equal improvement health and spirits When we
take consideration what have been, and what we
present. feel like charging ourselves with the sin
ofigratitude if We did announce to he public
the great benefits your Medicine Therefore we recon-
mend to the public large, the expedency OF having re-
course to our Medicine, aud consequently "a in duty
,onnd discharge what feel to be duty, in advising
nersons who are suffering have suffered,
~ The only true and for the diseases already
an,;oned -. Mrs GwN,
Mas. brennan,
..E as Miss HEATOS
4w10 G. T.. SPELNAE.
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DR.. j. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters
for the cure OF Fever and Ague, is beyond all con
troversy the safest and best remedy lhat could be
used by the afflicted, tor all Diseases of the above
natures: Tie most vi lent attacks of this d. eadfu!
disease have often been prevented by the use Of his
reliable re hedy. The bitt~rs have been used by
the proprietor IN an extensive practice in the treat
ment of Fever aud Ague, and its wonderful cI,ratiy
powers are we'll known both to the press and the
public Those who desire thorough renovation,
of their entire system, should not fail to use the Bit
ters 70. t4l sga rsf ~
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally.
everywhere 3t "--l -
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EF The Racine and Mississippi railroad has
been completed through to Freeport.
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NE you want te buy GROCERIES cheaper than
il you ever bought them before GO to the Cash
StsSs Of KELLOGG 4 COS.
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THE LONDON sTEREoscop1c co

HEAVE established Depot in ~ Yo;k for the sunn v NJ
"a SfEREOSCoPES and SIT REOSCOPfC lICTIrEFs
to the trade otiie United States t.eN offer soc I'm.
greatest extent and variety, ost bt raj Terms to-
cash Importers wilt hnd hat they buy AT The Nv
YORK lrpot At the same prices charged head quarters
in London Orders execu'ed, parcels Of Sap - either
OF NIereoscopes or Pictures, accord g 10 ann
of remtauces, by THO LESstY
Manager Of the l. s. Co.'S DeDot
lWlZ" 534 b. oadway N Y
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ESEa. NaE.
General Election Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that at the General Fection
10 oe held ~ the sew raj Towns, Wards Election
precncts IN the state OF Wisconsin the Tuesday sue
eerdg the hrst Monday being the Eighth day Novem
per hext, the following officers be elected to wit
doverhor, IN place of Alexander W. Randall Lieu
tenant Governor, in place Of Erasmus d. Campbell;
Secretary Of State, in place David W. Jones State
treasurer, in place Of Sa uel D. Hastings State Su-
pernendent' IN place OF Lyman U Draper an Attorney
GENERAL, IN place o. Gabrie Bonck Bank Comptroller
in place of Joel q. Squres; and State Prison Commits
soner, in place OF EdwaId II. MtGraw whose several
terms OF office will expire the hiryr day OF Decem
Der, A. d 1859
State Senator for the Eighth Senate District comprs
ing the County of kenosha, in place of Samuel X. Nc
CleIan whose term Of Office will expire the thirty first
day Of December mkt.
Also member o. Assembly in each Assembly District
in the State and such Comfy officers as are by
quired TO be elected at such election,
HUDSON FOX,
Sheriff OF Kenosha County.
Dated September 1st. A D. 1899.
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MO. q,

w o. Ss
Fire En- CINE Co. KENosHA No 9, will their house
this ThursdayI evening half past six in uniformor
exercise and business. D. G. McVEAN ,Sec'y
~~~S~~~~~~~-~N--~O-~>~~~~~-
Quarterly Meeting.
The Quarterly Meeting of the Agricultural Society !,
Kenosha County will be held Monday, September 9Th,
Ut O'clock, p. NJ, at the Agricultural Hall.
H. II. TAKBELL, Secy.
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IF Won want bargains in Challes. Lawns. and
1 De Lanes. go to the Cash Store OF
KELLOGG g. COS.
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Teachers Meeting.
The Teachers of the Public Schools of the city
quesed to meet, 1-2 o'clock, Saturday evening
next in the High School room
NJ. FRANK, sup't.
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Ne6 AOOert isements.
Hist of Epzfore

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT KrNosuA
SEPTEMBER LIST, 1889
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ANDERSON, H
Adam, Mrs z + 2
I'D
DRADY, Martin,
Bangan, John
Brooks, Dan'l 2
Bacon, James
Benton, David
Bermot, Elizabeth 2
Bellu.an, OPS
Breen, Pat X
Brews, John
Bai ey, Newman
Bell, Elizabeth
baker, Frank A
Beekney, z
Bacon Peter
Brewer. John B
Barry, Michael
Bullen, Wallace
Berry, Hugh
Brown, Frederick P
Barnes, Catherine
Barke, sarah
Baton, Catherine
HOOPER, Reuben
Cantwell. Mary
CarolaA, Iatharine
Carpenter, Mrs N
Clarke, Oliver
Costello, Mrs 2
Craig, Julia A
Cave, Maria
Corning, Lavina
Cole, Chas c
DUNICK, Sarah Ann
Davis, James Fltz James
Drake, Susan 9
DenninR, John
Donlen, Miss 81 G
Doyke, Albert
Doieriy, Eliza
Davidson "
Il LYNN, Thomas
Frsbee, Eliza CO
Fitch, s S
Flanagan, Mrs Patrick
Flynn, Selia
Farrell, Edward
Fogg, Chas u
Farnan, Pat
Fox, Harriet
Finon, Pat
f aiming, Horace
Flanagan, Elizabeth
a.
W0RDMAN, Wallace
Gfeen, Nate
Gibbons, Thos
Gill, Katy
iiddings, A
HUM, Ellen
Harrison, E B
Howe, J K
a. ENKINS, Miss Susan
Jordon, jeremiah
GERMA.
Faber, Jos eph
Gruneberg, Frederick
Aventson, AT
Joha hes, Katerina
Bartung, w
Dophlaus, Bernard
BaiEer, Frederick
Haersch, Moses
Kay err, Nicolas
Refill, Rudolph
Schmidt, feter
| Persons calling for any
"advertised."
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Muskegon, Mich, Aug. 1, 1857.
We are almost daily receiving such testimonials, vol
unfairly gratefully given by persons have never
seen or heard FROM esving the wonderful efficacy of
our stomachic Buffers. Price 81 per atlver
tisement in another column. sept
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The folowingis list Of the nominations made
by the Democratic State Convention held at
Madison last week.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-14
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,
by GIBSON d. 80
~-->-N ~ s-N-N~N@N~--N-~-N-~
TRUSTEES; SALE

fTT.% TRUSTEES SALE
LAksAvALUABLE REAL and .EAsEHoLD PROPERTY.
In Pur5u9rce of general order Of the Court of Common
vent debtors the underened trustees for The benefit Of
public sale on the premises on III SDAY the 2Oh
day OF September next at IL O'clock a. NJ, the following
No TWO LOTS one situated on the northwest cornerof
depth on Paca 69 feet to Lemon street or Carpenter
eynproved by alarge and commodious BRICK STABLE
the soutwestcomer of Praand Paca
spulhery on fac street lO fGt nche to Columbia street
then westerly Dover q feet inches thence north
then eastlery Pratt street 81 feet inches to the begin
ming ImprqYsd by larsG ana %el known HOTEL hay
the Tmee Tuns oen said two lots being subject to the
0 ground Eff ON o o as lemon
street Beginning u feet from Paca street and binding on
90 feet to c2grt This lot is in fee aud is i'm
p So ~ 6ToF G S on hc north side Of rac street.
Beginning 66 inches eastrry northeast
Pratt street q feet to the first lot Of 30 aboveentor
ca, then WIN SaH l1 h2L ~ legt TO G' 30 5ee mem
north It'll with said lot No 90 feet to Lemon street thence
line 10 the beginning
Three s p 8PBy g @ ba e az haa
front Of "a feet inches and depth Of 81 feet NS% Under Under
large BRICK $TABIE, having aeco@moati@ns oT about
end having front Pratt Of about 81 feet and the
whole lot is subject ground rent Of SOo payable semi
The stables described in No and and the blacksmith
shop leased James F. Crangle at "A rent Of
500 per annun expire the 9th Of ADrl 1861 with the
privilege the lessee Of renewal for years more unless
VIM Dorbacker the lessee should require the property for
his
lumbia Beginning at the southeast Of the
whole ground heretofore assigned by Jacob Wolf Thomas
R. Hand, &c and thence southweserly Columbia street
90 feet alley 2h fee and inches wide, and running
back said alley 81 thence still norhwcStery about 50
feet the northwest outline of said whole ground thence
norheasery that outline % feet to the northeast outline
of said entir- ground; thence southeastern id outline
81 feet inches to the beginning This lot subject to the
of S6 payable ANNUALLY and is improved by
three-story BRICK DWELLING commodiOus aud well built
The of sale areOnehaf of purchase money to
be paid in and half Il months with interest," for
which the bonds of the purchaser will he required
with approved security the whole may be paid in cash at
| the option of the purchaser.
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4 E.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. September 2lh at | o'clock, at the new
shall SELL
THAT VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT, "BEAU,
NONE" situated in Bamors county, about 4 mills from
the city, on MerymanS Avenue, lane, leading from
the Toll Gate Charles str ct avenue, about q of mile
and about equdistan from the Avenue and Falls road
containing ahou42 land in The high of adOn
ment, with about acres in wood.
The improvements are ample and very convenient, with
all the mo ern conveniences hroughou-with all necessary
out buildings
n. j. 1t is needless to all the advantages of
this place in an ADVERTISEMENT must be viewed to he
appreciated
The location is about the most elevated around the city Of
Baltimore nd ON almost every part of the place (Which
square, have unbroAen of the city, bay and
count v.
Plat be examined at counting room, % and 80
Charles street
Terms $780, 90 cash. balance in two and three years,
with interest pay able semi annually.
SLOTS +. W. BENNETT & CO. Anct,rs.
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Ei4 s.4 VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
l,,n IN RAITIM0R- ENIrNTY

IIaI Usl DaIaC % slN mon rs, with interest
THOMAS GAHAGAN,
acting FOR Mary Johns.
Sg-ts u. w. RFNNETr & co. Ancrlrs
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pubIit SalEs.
BY LENNON & BROGDEN
DIT Gil A N NJ, Q It'll m

SO BAGS DAMAGED RICE
8 sPARs,
s4 IS LENNON & BROGDFN, Auct'rs.
BY CRENSHAW & co
RICHMOND VA.
-~~~~~~~~>-~~~~~~~---~
. 00S BAGS RIO COFFEE,
227 BAGS IAerATRA COFFEE.
AUCTION.
house, Basin, commencing u NJ Immediately after
Messrs Dunlop, Moncure and Co sale of Sugar the bal
anre Of the 'Winifreds' cargo consisting of
zoos BAGS RIO COFFEE,
VERY PRIMEQUAIITY and in double bags imported
US direct from Rio de Janero and selected expressly for
this market.
OO7 BAGS LAGuAYRA COFFEE.
TermsUnder 800, cash; over 500, months credit for
approved paper.
CRENsHAw CO.,
SIS Richmond, Va.
BH r. " aENNETT & Co
T~ LARGE SALE
TO THE B, 4 o. RA7IRoAb CoMPANY,
On THURSDAY M aF AAfHGGFl? September 18th at mt
O'clock shall sell Mount Clare Depot ofhe Baltimore
TX HEAD or LARGE WfELLBRoKEN and TRAINED
the attention ofthe public.
One large MILE kind and suitable Cor any heavy work
Strong MAIL WAGON, &C..
- ALSO,
NOTCE-The above horses sold for no fault but be-
cause their work is now performed by steam.
they can be seen any time before sale by applying at
Mount Glare Depot Stables
Terms cash, in bankable money
S6-F T.
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4aakers ano 3rokers.

TNO. S. CUTTINGS & CO.,
~ BANKERS, EXCHANGE.
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS'
No. % Souri, STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents.
Advances made Stocks ea, Estate Notes. and other
rollateras
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Banabe and Uncurent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking all of depart
ments. Interest allowed deposits. jalS-tf
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Steamships.

%FR FOR SAVANNAH,
Saturday afternoon so'clock, September 18th.
The new and fast sailing steamship
BALTIMORE,
N Z nanla.
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ga; w SSA i, RRE.FFs:55'yN, Trustees.
TRUSTEES SALE.

EEF..4 TRUSTEES SALE. :
, By virtue decree of the Circuit Court for Howard
county passed in the Of Cook and others u.s.
Cook the subscribers trustees will Otr public sale
the premises Friday, the Both day of September,
II O'Clock, NJ, ALL THAT UNDIVIDED FOURTH PART
of the Real Estate of Thomas Cook late Of HowaGd county,
deceased by him devised his John Cook being the
fourth part Of Farm of about $50 Of land high
of cultivation, in Howard county the Westminster
road, about % miles from Baltimore and miles the
Frederick Turnpike road and miles from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Depot Hoods Mill. Some 200 of
in wood.
DWELLING HOUSE, SAW AND CLOVER MILL BARN
DAIRY, and other necessary outbuidngs, with Orchard
of choice Fruit
1t is of the best neghborhoods in the county, and
adjons the lands Of DR. Gustayus Wared, VIM. Rdgeiy
Humphrey Dorsey, &c
The terms of sale, prescribed by the decree arIhat
onehrd of the purchase money shall BE- paid in cash the
ay of SALE and the balance in two equal in
and two years from day of sale the credit pawn nts
secured by the bonds Of the purchaser with
W II G. DORSEY, 7,4..
TNIEP EEFCH ( trustees
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GROUND RENTS FOR SALE.-OriginaI
$lO0, $40 and of $780, Lexington and Care streets
W W. GLENN,
al6-u 20 North Charles street
Dr. OFFICES FOR RBNT.-Calvert street,
siIs between Barnums and Museum, second and third
Also, DWELLING. 4ssouth Calvert street
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Hell, dear o. have, Is re. bean aFa-
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On the eve of returning 10 Easaysmworsh.
Bus noW-~5ase hefd ny hast Did you
speak Of gold Rhy, bless yoHE soal. old
Inns, there's n0thiRg bns geld hsFes
hass Just returned from sh mountains fus
prosisions- For khe last nine days Ahg
niners bare been aEsrsging avsE @Ts >
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Gregory digKxnga, whege tka fellows aTa
makimg gxaak akRikaas lM axukh ne minea
haxs snEaad eas riehsF than ws ever be-
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In my meat 4 Will giTa ysu aoals glow
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have 0nay tizha to sag thas you can sell
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Ths Lsayenworsh boye are all wsll and
IN high SPIRITS. - - ..ssas
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sEEDsg SEEDS!

Fsei&, GsrdeR sHd FISeew SesSs
We are now fully prepared with one Of
se largest and most eompists stock Of
Axasa, Flower and Pisld Seeds ever be-
ID oaersd Co the Western pablle.. 0ns
= ek has bean nszda up with Ereh msxs
from tie - gssa sasdesS sg AmsFE-
hud Raaepss u IaggN Aaxs aFs hozhs
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From long acquaintance wikn the sgass
3 feel confident no ons can oiFsS he&EeT In
Elements TO those desiring seeds.
Those vito design 20 smkgrats 90 k2asaa
Fixes Peak would DO we'll to taxa
q them 8 box Of fresh Gzrdsn seads.
Fs aiso keep constantly 20 hand full
oEtmsat OF implemsnts ans Machines
ted to tbs Field, Gardsn, ovehaxa aBd
busshold.
We are fally prepared ts sapply tAe
Baae on tbs most Ab@Tal terms.
Fal Catalogues HarnkzAza& Ngakis On ap-
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Address III. N, EMERE B. co,
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u q Mynawss sAaaikiaM sa ~, 10
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poFtioa d 2 3 q - Aaaisisa-~Sl.
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60 Hamphrsy hgaTshaA haa deeIsnsd
tie Anessean noaatnatasn for Congress Ia
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sha isla q numhar a aays sad bad pephsh-
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-.a4ls Broadway, cosasll - s
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Mo ! Fer the Masaesl
ATTLE, MSaRsEa d MULES
E01 NANsES vt

$IsIr~ TwilI keep as M stsbles. 90
~. Madison esrsst, ln his city, Her
., cattls and Maleas 30 supply Ema-
aats, on the Hnegk reasonable terms
An also prepared to aeeozmodAse asl
oss who may favor me- vita shalr paE-
aass as ehsap 80 ~ say other Hotel fg
ls city. Coed @sabsanE and Yards IT.
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