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From Rev. Mr. McMu1lry Pastor of the Robert. Chanel

From Rev. Mr. McNuLLES Pastor OF the Roberts Chanel
Dr. c. W. RobsckDear SIR have used your Blood Purf-
fer for affection from which have suffered much
at times While it pleasant to the taste certainly
your kind regards, and believe yours,
J,W. II. NckULLEN,
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No East Fourth St.
Hammond street.
For sale by F. Robinson Kenosha r. Anderson Co.. Will
mot and by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the Union. lv5
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C0RY'S STOMACRIC BITTERS

Is 9443 y X A99O9SA-NLRQ
yEHHB ONLY POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA, IL
e. YER COMPLAINT, JAUNDIoE, SICK HEADACaA
COSTIVEkESS, Loss OF APPETITE, HARITUAL CHOh-
lDIrY OF THE STOMACH, DIZZINESS, DIsGUsT EOx
FOOD, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES d COMPLAINTS,
and ia short al Diseases or sfsns tre ~
growing out Of an unhealthy state q ne etohash Al
These ittars are recommended to the sublio afS.<
having been used By Of the proprietors in ateBS
practice for the last thirty years. ana n emily t 10
in ts present FORM at the urgent socitsioA ef ohsrN
that they might at least relieve nortion Of an
family ofm&ny OF those diseases for which b csnMe
~ recommended.
In placing this medicine before The people ", 40 It With
the feeling that win do a vast deal Of coed. We Atoaa
there is disease for which is thet it w
not relieve if taken according the ereottuns that &C.
company each bottle 1t as been put up ito Rrseont
state only years, aud from the reputon hss OBJ
tanned in short time, confident n rnuA coma
into general use and find favor with every Am,
out the country In composition these htters ere vur8g
circumstances so that the mos pr gains PasnS
Medicines $50 caled) need have fear give eur 1T
tiers fair trial. they net Patent Medicine ell ve
ask is that they nave fair chence end Hto Gepsx
al solely upon their merits knoSins that az ap-
precative public will sustain good remedy. We are
daily receiving voluntary certificates ron dsrent pwH
Of the country testiying to their merits and the positive
benefits derived from their use.
Dyspepsia is Of the prevailing diseases Of sAis
climate thousands this day suffering rem in Of
ecs There are great many inaspositisns EroVing
this disease that are quite as annoying ana rust ~
met promptly in order to save the patent k0m vesrs =
in the onset produces constpsted stats Of the Sov.S
painfully known to Thousands Co-tvenese. NhGt D
tedious and annoying than this disorder this md
all hedseases enumerated the list above aroV out
OF Dyspepsia and can he cured by Corys EfoshA @hAe
Cutters, taken S directed
We hnoe0 this medicine whea used will be USED
again, and say to all those suffering from any disease
mentioned above to call upon agents ana yet Fam
phIet Which gives history Of many Of thes aiseases
their symptoms, causes, effects ana CURE This Pamphsk
il entitled Treatise Dyspepsia and ue ndspoai.
lions growing out 81 the same" and may he bad Of our
Agents, gratis.
CORYS sTOAIACHIC BITTERs are sold at Ar per bat
tie, and may be procured at the Drug Btoree 81 sta.
weather Co. and F. Robinson, who are cur only ageah
Kenosha.
yssHisrlSSi sc G42 g 3iXsr sirtas.0! GNS,s.,.
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Tickets! Tickets:

Republican tickets for the WESTERN ASSEM-
BLY, DISTRICT, will be printed at this Office,
ready for distribution on Monday Of next week.
We hope our friends in the country will see that
they are distributed early in that week. Also
tickets for the Eastern Assembly District will
be printed early in the week.
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Esy~ Such of the readers Of the TKLEGEAPH
as would prefer less political matter in the pa
per, will be gratifed after another week issue.
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EI~A communication signed V. B. is omitted
until next week.
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E>J- The trial of Capt Brown and his associ-
ates in the Harpers' Ferry instruction, has been
commenced.
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Something for City Voters to Read.-We
invite the careful attention of every voter to a
communication in this paper signed Justice"
We are authorized to say that ifany one regards
the statements in the communication untrue in
any essential particular, the evidence of ii
tnth can be put in a shape beyond contro1 crs.
by leaving request for that purpose n. !
Office The statements are not-made to i,i'r
Mr. pauli he is too honorable man to de,.j
tham, or attempt personally to make any ca;i
tai against Nj. Bennett,on account of the change
of The law in relation to the election of School
Superintendent But since Mr.. Paus friends
aprearto be busy in attempting to lnjure Mr.
Bennett, because ofhis action in the Legisla-
turo in this matter, Mr.. Paul certainly will not
complain because the facts in the case arc Civ
EN- 70 the public.
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REV Mr., FELLOWS, who during the past
year has been the pastor of the Methodist
church in this city, has obtained leave of the
Conference to absent himself from the duties of
the ministry for year or more, for the purpose
of pursuing course of theological studies at
Evanston, Illinois The Rev. Mr.. Pease, who
has been stationed at Appleton during the past
two years, succeeds Rev Mr.. Fellows to the
pastorship of the church We learn Mr.. Pease
is regarded as preacher of much acceptability
by the people Of Appleton, and tho church in
Kenosha have doubtless been fortunate in Secu-
ring his appointment for this place.
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a Splendid Improvement.--The New res
idence Of Senator Durkee, on the Lake Shore,
near the city boundary, is now under roof, and
its external proportions and general appearance
can be appreciated. 1t has been pronounced
by some, one of the largest and most splendid
private dwelling houses in the State. SThis
perhaps may be an over statement, but it will
certainly rank amog the best residences in the
western country. The lot on which the builds
ing stands embraces considerable number of
acres, and there have been large expenditures
made upon it during the past season, in shade
trees, ornamental shrub berry and other improve
ments Mr.. Durkee seems disposed to spare
no expense, to render his grounds attractive on
an extensive scale.
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening PlasterG
THE GREAT STRENGTHENER
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Household Rsmedy in n
Knrld

World.
These renowned Plasters cure pains S;ts.
IN the back sides and breast in Eve hours Indeed S
are they TO DO this that the proprietor warrants them Spread
from resins, basams and gums beautiful Kid Iestbr
ders them peculiarly adapted to wants Of F., ard
DINERS Iher application is to t
man the delicate and the infant 10 saeh and
Al they WIN prove balm and blessing Their use agree
able and without annoyance trouble FacL
wear from one to four months and rheumse
sprans And bruises frequently effect cures when ali
edle; a Fun directions Will be on the back Of each
rn9e speakers voeass ministers the gospe and
VIII strengthen their lungs and improve their yoieer a.
ing them on their breast. Price Is S-l cents ~ ~ ~
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Established 1888.
HERRICK5 SUGAR COATED PILLS
EIY- CHILDREN CRY For THEN 81
Establishsd 1888.

This remarkable American remedy is carrying
the SOord by storm Over five msns boxes are sold
any Composed entirely OF Flowers Roots Baas and az
tracts their effect the human system pleasant
tory and successful Acting directly the hood glands
solids and fluids Of the body their attended with the
hppest enact In sudden attacks Of disease or
always cures In old standing Of sickness small doses
epescd ceanses the system good health
the result No change in employment diet is
Ihey never cause sore mouths swslled joints acng limbs
etc. as 90 many other kinds They warranted to give
itacton or the price will be refunded They are condrsd
cheaper safer preter and in all respects superior to
purgstlTe pill in the world E The discovery of cornr
PHI with .usor eHansted With Dr. Herrick Al others
stek Herrieks pills elegantly up 80 L6x With
large sheet Ct directions and sell for csnt per
for 81. - w. S
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The weather.--We are but just past mid
Autumn, and already we have received une-
quivoca signs of approaching winter. On Fri
day night last, the Earth was hid by white
covering of snow. which fell accompanied with
vivid flashes of lightning and peals of thunder !;
and this morning shower of roundsn in the
shape of duck-shot was precipitated against the
earth at an angle of something like As deg. pro-
ducing small representation of ricochet firing.
Already men and women are erecting works
OF defence against the assaults of King Frost,
and laying in provisions for siege of some
thing like seven months; the forests present
that variety of colors that poets sing of soon
they will resign their summer glories to earth
to be drifted about by winter winds and piled
away in the corners Of fences and out of-the way
places, and Winter, ruler ofthe inverted year,
will WELD undisputed, his iron sceptre.
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H The above articles sold by all the dealers in Ksu&
sne sna by Druggists throughout the United States
and South America; at wholesale ali iarre Drnst the
prinelpaI cites. HERRICK BROTHER
PRACTICAL CHEMISTS, Albany. n. Y
Chicago wholesale agents, Bolles Smith & CO Peptan
Sold by F. Robinson, Kenosha - ~ lvs0
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THE eXYGENATKD BITTRRS |!
THE 0XYGENATED MTTERS /!

DYSPEPSIA, DYgPEsSn,
And all ANDRES diseeS@.
This painful disease, which las long esksi TIE patenO
Of the sufferer the poser ~ edciIs ana the l Of the
physician, nu6e Che sboss Temedg sue3cAt eons with
Ind conquer IL in its drest eorrl
Eauany enici.ni 10 the following diseases: IuS-
geston Liver Complaints, Heartburn, Asdity Bilious
Complaints Jannie. Lose Of Appetite, Fever and Ague,
sies Headache, Neuralgia.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by JOHN D. PARK,
Of Fourth and Walnut streets Walnut street.
Sold by StarkWeather Go. and +. Robinson, Keno
Asbe- 1y223m13
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Chicago Advertising.

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General Advertising Agents 155 Randolph Street are su
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throughout the entire North West.
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Paper Bags Stove Polish, Pa.s ~ ETC.
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personal attention given to all orders frsm the
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CASH PAID FOR RAGS fyf2R.
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GBe 4enos8a GelegrapB.

CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS
KenOsha, Thursday, Oct. II, 1883
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be printed early in the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
AUCTION sArn
FUTURE DAY&.
By yanes NJ. Tayisr : Sen. Asss,s.

MIA F sHA siL EATT.sSGs ~ .EfasE +.
Ms 4; ;fs1s.' i; :s q, =
far e not. sAs nss e. y. a.s
yalusbae properly known = q. "F Ais RI AN M
TAToN n .as es en- T.. q chs.tsrhed
and adjoining. the town OF Manchester.
This FARM contains 90 acres; Of whlch about
ture, and the residue in arabic and meadow land.
The Petersburs, Turnpike and Railroad run
chester extend to its western boundary. which rem
der il very valuable. because of the nearness 10.
and the facility of, getting the wood and timber to
large portion of the Land is James River low
gound Of d finest end fS s sh rnd
gradually from the river: = gently nndulatinx and
corn, oats. hay. and veEetables q all kinds.
The property fronts on James klver-Immediate-
feet of which is considered very valuable for sites
x vii Rsi2oad. and the water being Of saficent
depth to admit vessels Of large size to the wharf.
establishments adjoining the Manchester Mills for
which, by an arrangement with the trustees Of the
town Of Manchester, sufficient force OF water
The improvements on this Farm are a comfortable
DWELLING. HOUSE. excellent Barns and nece.-
sary out buildings, an Orchard of choice fruit
trees and numerous SPRINGS cf excellent water |;
also, reservoir which supplies, through hydrants,
the entire out buildings with fresh spring water.
The proximity of the Farm to the city OF Rich
mond and town of Manchester. rendersit very val
liable for building purposes and market gardens.
On the river. opposite Rockets, are wharves and
coal yards, which have yielded good rents, and will
become very valuable.
The land is now being prepared for the fall crops.
Possession will be given for seeding wheat soon
the standing crops are gathered and full pos
session on the 1st day of January, 1850.
The property on the river and adjoining Man
chester, will be laid off into lots and squares and the
balance of the land will be sold in farms of ample
size. Inducements here offered are un paraleled in
the State of Virginia. both to the capitalist and
others.
Tux TRIMS OF THE SALE ARE AS FOLLOWS
fifth of the purchase money in cash ; the bal
ance in FIVE equal instruments at /, 2, 5, 4 and
years. For the deferred payments, notes will be
required with interest added, payable semi -annu-
lilly. and secured by trust deed.
Persons desiring to see the property are referred
to Mr.. CHAS. MARX, who resides on the premises.
and for further information, apply to the Auction
eers. the undermined
A plat of the property can be seen at the office OF
the Auctioneers. SAM'L MARX,
Executor of Joseph Marx, decd.
JAS. M TAYLOR q SoN, Auct'rs.
n. B.-After the crops have been gathered, they
will be sold, together with the Stock, Farming I'm
pements, &C., ac., of which due notice will be
given. tse I5-td) s. NJ.
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NEW foRx, Sept H.--Flour has downward
tendency Southern unchanged Wheat slightly
inwer Corn dali and unchanged. Pork hrn-Tness
10; prime SO WhIskey 25's. Stocks lower
th Offering, of 400 head-sales at 6aI01,, the
average being sNs5. Sheep advanced 25s5G cts
SWINE buoyant at s.. g61a. Cotton steady plands
Dt;. Chiu Flour considerably declined. Pork irnl
-MesEesiaII3 -. Lard I024aUjS. Whskey heavy.
Sugar stcady-Muscovedo 81 I69a. Coffee firm at
"a. IurpcntIne firm al +65a Resin firm at S. 60.
Rec activc-sales being partly for export.
bales IN New York, Tuesday, of $500 Va SIS, at
W'z; $4,000 do. at 9.'4 and $4,000 do. at ~.
BALTIMORE. Sept. l4.-Flour straightforward
ana City Mills s.. Wheat buoy snt-saes of is 900
tuShels-whIte S1.4o; red oI.l0olI5. Corn
hrm-white sGgfs2; yellow S. Bacon sides 10. Mess
pork SIS. Whskey 2s'l.
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BY ThOs. w. keesee, Auct.,
t0fhce corner 18th and Cary streets.I

&W SALE YE FAkMING IMPLE.
. aeHEISSIEy' v W HEAT ffE Fms. co Ma
Mules, SHERF OARS, IwHEAT STRAW,
wagon: &C., &c.-on the farm lately occupied
will be sold. on THURSDAY, the 18th Of this
month. at u o'clock al Of the following articles
Mules Cows, Is 900 lbs. Sheaf Oats, large GUAM
tity of Wheat, Straw. 9 bushels irish Potatoes,
some Household and Kitchen Furniture, Re-, &c.
TERMS OF sale An SIMS under $50, cash: over
that amount 20 days credit. for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. RO, L. DICKINEON
M Sale conducted BY THos. w. KKssas, Auct.
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The Great Eastern.

NORFOLK, Sept. 1.-THE Merchants and
Mechanics Exchange to-day passed n resolu-
ton to invite the Great Eastern 10 visit our
port, The authorities Of Portsmouth, Rich
mona, and Petersburg, will doubtless coop
crate in this invitation
NEW foRg, Sept. 1.-THE Herald has re-
pert from England that the Great Eastern h d
entered Mt The London custom house for New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
SiXTH ANIMAL EXHIBITION
4. MECHANICS INST

PROMOTION OF ? T Fl + The MECHANIC ARTS:
TRs EETR ANfTAt ExRfITIoF of the
open IN the new and spacious Hall, on 9th street.
ON WEDNESDAY, the l9TH OF OCTOBER: and
factnreTs, Artists Inventors, and all others. both
IN Virginia and in al the other States of this
Union, to avail themselves of the opportunity thus
afforded TO display their taste. ingenuity and skill
IN Che colleotlon about to DO exhibited.
The Halls Of the Institute are SO arranged that
tHlNERY EPARTM FNf i, entirely separate
not be required; and no pains will be spared to
give each xhlbltor fair opportunity OF showing
The LA DIES are especially invited to continue
their favoTs to the Institute; for without liberal
share of their hnndlwofk the Exhibition would be
shorn OF one of It's most attractive TEXTURES.
All arilci deposited for competition Will he
carefully chased. and competent persons ony will
berappnintcd JUDGES, To determine their merits.
The Premiums TO be awarded VIII be money or
- equirnl ent, in sums varying from s. to 500.
or second and !hlrd ciass articles, Diplomas or
The Hs XII pS open fer the e a!t
goods intended for competition will be IecGvedun-
III MONDAY, the 16TH OF OCTOBER.
Any information IN reference TO the details of
the Exhibition viii be promptly gye Ed nS sddTe.s
se7-sw Chm of Exhibition Committee.
by THE GOyERN0R-A PR0CLAMA-
- TIQN-In compliance with an ael Of the Cen len
and IN pursuance Of election held ~ the second
Judicial Circuit of this Comnlonwea th, according
;. GHOlHON, Esq. has been daily elected Judge
OF SAID Circalt for the term of eight years
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto signed
,~~j my name as Governor, and caused the seal
}I.s.{ of the Commonwealth to be affixed, this
tenth day of September, 1889, and in the
eighty fourth year OF the Commonwealth.
BY the Governor:
GEpKsE W. MUNFoRD, sec'y of the com'th.
So i2-3t
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10 NOTfCE.-Was committed to the Jail Of
~ this county. Bedford. VAL on the 18th day
Gtof July last, 1880, a runaway. a negro man,
~ calling himself HENRY HALL; Eve feet
sss.&~ three inches high; scar over the left eye;
long oushy hair; copper color. Had ON when com
mitfed gray cassinet pants, cadet stripe down each
lex, wool knit shirt low soft hst about q or
70 years of age. JOHN II. EUBANK,
al T-sw Jallsr.
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CHARLESTON, Sept. IA dispatch from
New Orleans. reports serious and increasing
injuries to the Mississippi cotton crop from
rust and boil worm.
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A UCTION SALE OF LANDS LYING IN
TAi kA AN ~ RS3uHNMTorS re ~ MHfDE T IN

DAY OF DECEMBER, l66o-By virtue Of two
DEGREES of the Circuit Court of the City Of Rich-
mond, entered on the - day cf November. 1857.
and ON the 18th day Of June, 1859, in o Chancery
suit, entitled .sSisssft W. JoAssos's Ex'ev, aad
others. the undersigned, - Commissioner, viii
proceed. on THURSDAY. the 18th day OF Decem-
Der. Ia5s, 81 II O'Clock, noon, TO sell 1t PUBLIC
AUCTION, At the front door Of the State Court
II use,in Richmond, certain TRACT OF LAMP,
county Of Kanavhs, containinG l.eoo acres. part
Of 900 acre tract, patented e Geperel Samuel
Smith, deceased, late or Baltimore, MARYLAND; b.
Ing the came tract or Land which was cosveyed
By the undersigned - Commissioner. 70 Abel p.
Einnett, By deed, bearing date the 18th dsv OF july
1855 and recorded in tho Clerks Office of the Coun
" Court Of said Kanawha county, to which refer
ence il made for Q more full description 81 said
Land. and Of the boundaries thereof.
TRaAs-Made known At the time and place Of
sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
auu-d1m Special Commissioner.
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77777777777----l
From Wakhinpfnn

WAsHISGToS, Sept. H.-From recent dis
natthes 1t is believed that serious Difficult
hes are likely 10 result from the San Juan
affair II any danger Al all be unprecedented.
* j. only from the."well- known intrepid char
acter Of Harvey"
Col. Fauntleroy left for New Mexico to-day,
Via St Louis.
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THOMAS l.. DUDLEY.
sc l3-tde Conductor at Citg Hall.
l INIrtD STATES or ANrRl,A..EAAT-

= ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, So
Whereas, a libel was filed in the District Court of
the United states, for the Eastern District of Vir-
Elnia, on the 30h day of August. 1859, by Anthony
Thornton aud NJ; Major, bellauts, against the
SHIP North Carolina. her tackle. apparel, urni-
ture, NC, alleging. IN substance, that certain
contract OF alreg htment, evil and maritime. was
entered INTO between the said ship and Anthony
Thornton and NJ. Major, which said contract has
been diSfesaTded, causing unnecessary trouble de-
az aud expense; and praying process against said
snip North Carolina, and that the said ship, her
tackle. apparel. furniture. &c. may be condemned
and sold. to ral such damages, with costs, CHARGES
and expenses:
the sald Court, IL directed and delivered. do
hereby give @pubIc notice 10 all persons claiming
the sad ship, her tackle, apparel, furniture. &
or IN any manner interested therein. that they be
aad appear before the said District Court of the
United states, 10 I've held st the city of Richmond
IN and for the Eastern District of Virginia, on the
9Th day Of November, 1859. ri II O'Clock NJ, then
and there To Hake these allegation. IN that behalf
j. u. STEEL, u. NJ,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-15
san Juan Affair.

WAsulNGTos, Sept. l4.-Gen. Scott Ia,
heea summoned by telegraph, to this city, for
me purpose, probably, of consultation about
the San Juan Island affair.