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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25
ESSENCES OF LIQUORS,
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,

uhU lIlSe
A
ZPHARMAcYA
DR.. ROBACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
When Dr. RoBAcK the celebrated Swedish Physician intro
aueed his Blood Purifier and Blood Pills the United
~s set forth in plain Language their curative properties
Ser years ago The task Of recommending them has since
Wegb and phiosophy gives their opinions
make assurance doubly they ana
the Wisdom and honestly Of
one mind this Important subject are No" OIL
Dr. Roback invites the attention of the sick to the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members of the Medical Profession Editors of public
well known Merchants and farmers Ladies Of
he highest respeetabiity giving
cures wrought by che remedies of which they
EYE WITNESSES,
These parties be personally OF by letter bv
the Of Dr. RbaeRp ~h sef gGse The
to the pubic, establishes the following ~
FACTS:
nat he FLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have been
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
iha' they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
all f hay. and in short time That
LIVER COMPLAINT
and restore the health and strength the sufferer That
SICK FEMALES,
who have languished for years in helpless do
operation That sexual dsates ar their nvs
tnelr cordial and gentle hat they
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however they may been tred with and abused thu,
her direct tendency lenghen life and
he blood, they N''~'' ~
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
and from the system faint of .erou whsh
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.
and that there disease the Stomach and Boels tho
LIVER Inc nervous system the skin glands muscles
they 40 not give prompt ret and If administered
ors very citadel OF life has been invaded effect
BLOOD PILLS endorsed by the experience Of thousand
OF living witnesses who, in letters adavs medical works
Of the knd ever offered broken victims
heaith lhey hunt disease through every avenue ant
organ OF the svsten and expe thoroughly and
neEtIy. " F~N~
No one doubt their superiority after one sinae trial
they are not only better but fact cheaner than n
efoct. - ~ w PANOuee " Os'tei
PFse Of the Vegetable Blood Purifier 81 pei
or 50 per half dozen. OF the Vegetable
$1,000 FIlls, ~ cents per hox, or boxes for ST.
heao Dr. kobacks special Notices
shed IN conspicuous of this paper time to
Dr. f0backs Medical Almanac and Family Adviser CON
tuning great of estng and valuable medica
out the country. = -AN'S 'AAoNSH'
In difficult complies ted cases. Dr. Robaek NAV be con-
ply ~ P lux Wv Ee'
From Rev. Mr.. McMULLES Pastor Of the Roberts Chanel
n c.w p,, - lNDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 6, 1857
Dr. y W Koback-Dear Sir; have used your Blood Pur
ner or nervous Affection from which suffered mucf
AT times Nhe 1t is pleasant the taste certainly ha
happy enect upon tn Please thanks
your KIND regards, and believe me yours
j, w. I. McMULLEN,
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No. 6 East Fourth St.
81 Building from Main street. Cncnnot o. Laboratory
Hammond :
FOR sale by F. Robinson, Kenosha; r, Anderson Co.. Will
mot ana by Druggists and Merchants generally throughou
| the ohlon' ly5
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Established 1883.
HERRICKS SUGAR COATED PILLS
n CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM aks

Tins remarkable American remedy is carrying
NE potd by storm Over ve millions sold anpu
y Composed entirely Of Flowers, Roots Balsams
t9er enect on the human system pleasant satae
toTy and successful Acting directly tho blood glands
SOLIDS and fluids Of the body their WITH
nppest effect In sudden attacks of disease doses
always cures In old standing eases Of sickness. small
repeated frequcntyEO ceaneeg the
the result No change in employment diet ~
ihey never cause sweed joints aching Limbs
etc. as do other kinds They
sfscon the price will be refunded They considered
cheaper safer prttier and in all
pnTgaty' pill in the world s The discovery Of coating
commercials and if used will do hGr dsappont the
suck Herrcks pills elegantly up, 80 In
large sheet Of objections and sell for %
| for 81.
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MADISON, Aug %, l2M.

LDEN, Of Columbia Is nominated toi ), creta-
~ OF Stale. Adjourned till this p. III.
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Chicago Advertising.

r O u n d S &; LA N G. DON,
General Advertising Agents. 1856 Randolph Street. au-
thorised to receive Advertisements for this well as all
of the most influential and largest circulating papers
throughout the entire North West.
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Religious I'VE learn Rev. II NJ Thompson.
of 81. Mathews Episcopal Church in this city,
has resigned bis position, and that next Sab
bah will terminate hi, engagement He will 60
from This place to take charge of a church in
GaIena III Rev Mr. Thompson, since his res
idcnce il this city, has discharged his duties a.
a munster with much ceptabiity to his con
gregatiun.
Rev, Mr.. Roerdan, we learn, will oficiate III
st Marks Catholic church, for some weeks to
come. Father Rpcrdan has the reputation of an
eloquent preacher.
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OLD FOLKS QUILTING IN SUTTON. of
those interesting gatherings peculiar to old
times, took place in South Sutton one day last
week. The quilting was done Mt the
house of the widow of Joshua Lackey, and was
attended by sixteen la!ies whose united ages
amounted to ten hundred and fifty-four years
The Oldest Mrs. Joshua Hicks, is eighty-three
years OF age and the youngest, Mrs Amos
Burden, Is fifty Three are upwards of eighty /;
four between seventy and eighty six between
sixty and seventy; three between fifty and
sixty They quilted a quilt of nearly two
thousand pieces, the largest less than four
inches square, put together by Mrs Lackey,
who is upwards of eighty years of age The
quilting commenced with an appropriate pray er
by Mrs. Burden, and concluded with the sing
ing OF the hymn commencing
When shall meet again,
Meet meier to severn
When sha peace wreashe her chain
Round us foreverP
Our hearts will meier repose
Safe from each blast that blows
In this dark vale of woes,
Never, no, neVeri
With single exception, the ladies' have lived
neighbors from their youth, within radius of a
MI and half, containg thirty years ago less
than 2Oo souls.-WOrcester Spy.
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1.-The Recipe is given to all physicians
S--That they may know what they are using
3-Fhe combination of SarsaD arila with Stingia etc.
As well known to all medical men az
5--The best compound Purity the Blood ever used
6--It cures Scrofula in all its worst forms
ALI diseases Of the skin it cures efectuaIy
s@Syphillitic Swellings, Eryspeas, Scald Head,
9--salt Rheum, Female COMPLAINTS, Tumo,s
I0Kings Evil and all diseases arising from any impu.
rty Of the blood.
BOLLES, SMITH & co.
PrOprlctUrs, Chicago, I'LL,
" to whom att orders must be addressed
Sold by Starkweather 4 Co. and p. Robinson, Keno
sha 1y22 -8m5I
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Military. The Ken osha Rifles, Col. d. II.
Lane, commandment, are to have a Prize Target
Excursion, on Saturday next. The company
will form at their Armorysat 10 a. m, for street
parade, after when they viii repair to the City
Hotel for dinner The target shooting will take
place in the afternoon, on Grand street. west Of
the Lake Shore depot. The Racine City Cornet
Band has been engaged and will be in atten.
dance on the occasion, The honory members
and friends (mlitary and civic) of the Rifles are
solicited to take part in the exercises of the day
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plastars.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy in the
World.
Plaster pains weakness and
in the back sides and breast in hve hours JUDGED
this that the proprietor
resins balsams and beautiful leather res
ders them peculiarly adapted to the
Their application the
the delicate and the feeble infant To each
all they will prove balm and blessing agree
able and without annoyance trouble Each plaster
wear from one to four months and in rheumatic complaints
sprhns and bruises frequently effect
edies fail Full directions will the back ssch
Public speakers vocats ministers of the gospel and ohss
will strengthen their lungs and improve their voices ky
ing them on their breast. Price Is 3-4 cents.
b The above articles sold by all the dsasrs
sha and by Druggists throughout the United States Csda
and South America at Wholesale by Druggists In the
prinsipal cities. HERRICK q BROTHER,
PETcTIcAL chemists, Albany, n. Y.
Chicago Wholesale agents. Bolles Smith Co. pen sen
Co., Bokee Phillips Co., by dealsra sysry where
Sold BY F. Robinson. KsnoIhs. iyso
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Social Turners.-Ths Society has rented
and reftted up the hall formerly occupied by
the Odd Fellows, directly over Z. w. Biinn &
Co.'s store. The Society intend to spare no
pains in fitting up their new Turn Hall with
all the gymnastic apparatus necessary for first
class institution of the XII d; and the location
makes it much more convenient for those who
wish to exercise. The Society exercise regu
larry OH Tuesday and Friday evenings of each
week. On Friday evenings the doors will be
open to all who wish to come none but T urner
admitted on Tue day evenings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-24

RAMrror-ArrL At St Peters church, spotswood,
New Jersey, on Tuesday Feb. %, by the Rev Thomas
Lyle, Mr. GEO. W. BAMpIoN to MISS AURORA APPLEBY
daughter Of Leonard Appeby, Esq all of New Jersey.
BARKHR--NEwKIsK.-AtP Philadelphia, on Tuesday, Feb.
60, by the Rev. VIM p Corbt, JAMES W. BARKER OF
city, to ANNE, daughter OF Thompson Newkirk, Esq OF
the former city.
CoRsA-W DTnER-At Bridgeport, Conn, Tuesday
Jan. is, by the Rev. Vim. II. Collins, BENJAMIN +.
CoKsA, OF New Haven, 10 Miss ABms II. WHEELER of
S.ratford.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Savannah, Ca. on Wednesday
Feb 10, by the Rev. J. K ASon, Lieut.. ". w. kirk
LAND, United States Marine corps TO MSS SUsAN A. HAR
DIS, eldest daughter OF Noble A. Hardee, Esq Of
city
Mc6uIGAN-CoIroY st. Peter's church Jersey City
on Tuesday evening, Feb. ~, by the Rev Father Kelly
Mi BERNARD hcG UIGsS 10 Mics MARY E. COLON both OF
Jeisoy Guy.
Aay noble virtues be their only aim,
Whilst here earth they may remain
belfast and Tyrone tIreland) papers please copy.
OUTHA.---SPRAGUE AT NewtoWn, L. l., Thursday
Feb. II, by the Rev. j Knox, ROBERT 0JTRAM TO Mss
Susy r. SPRAGUE, both Of Newlown.
RoBtRTs-- BArsE1r.-At Calvary church, "Wednesday
morning, Feb 20, by the Rev. Francis L. Hawks, Mr.
j. RoBERrs TO MISC CARRIE n. BARNETT youngest daughter
OF the late Thomas Barnett, ESD, all OF this city.
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miscellaneous.

sHrp MARY & ApEuNE-Eew Orleans, Feb 2-The ship
Mary Adeine Of Thoason loading for Cork tooe tire
the night of the I'D and scuted She had cargo Of ApO
tThe hip will probably be saved The
built st Thoaaston In 1884, 63i tons register rated
Az and owned by oBren, and others OF the above place.
The seamug screamer chime yesterday afternoon from
the Black Warrior reports the shin lying 10 the
position with three lighters taking or the cargo Should The
weather continue favorable, Capt Bowen, The Undcrwies
agent is sanguine Of getting her CT.
The steamship Marion still ies in The same position and will
probably be got OF fret high tide
wlAssHIr HrsrSa, ten9iin Of and from Farbsyen for
dnion The VI sailed the nit the Cd Inst whom
in lat 80 % NJ lon 81 30 eooountered tremendous hut
.orhng TO he sse continuing hours on mo forenoon Of
obigsd m IN away biwa IN free her osi larbosrd ani
boats el their davis That might the gale was he
O'Clock midngbt ocock nen morning zip lay on her
cornhng her hatches With rushing he gang
way nearly all the time. She hove under spen
fearful Of losing roasa having decks swept ne
spmnea AZ hours before Teene her. Inc sho e,nnsd 70
leak om 100 70 $50 strokes per hour up TO the 9th when
wac concluded would no be safe continue the voyage ADD
therefore bore Way r home Capt u les the be never eS
psnencevv seIn w'sF curing toe - years %sn no ee'
ct he had qde but pr mel srce leaving home The ship "
NEW YORK MARINE REGISTER: AMERICAN rdoYos-9easr5
E&u Stunt publeera q ne above work snnpsn e W
Of Juy next ana orders for copies can De sent 70 Inn m
the Secretary Of The Board OF American ldoyds ihoS
Taylor, Esq
The eteamshn Crcassan of the Galway line, yeater
ay morning noated of the large Sectional dock
fhe ship recently completed BY Donald Mcksy ana pnr
chased y William Thwing Esq, OF Boston n " pc called Inc
iihambra pne will be by Capt Ed~d Robns1n,
WV " ' spoken, tso.
Ship bunny South from Santos Tor Nfork Jan IT, s92Os
BSys s, ago Means from Msaozas for Portland, Feb 10,
Bris Kent from sasua for Baltimore Feb 10, OF New
brig Sawyer Sawyer from Cardenas for Philadelphia
Feb TO- lat 81, lon 10 23
CApprrAs Feb lS-In port bark Sarah Niceis Nickeis
foI Portland 18th; and others
CApIz Jan 2Ar Enny, Titon, WORK. Sid 10TH Black
ness Savannah. -
IIppAIrAR Jan 2--Arr Pocahon,aa Taylor, Berdiansd
Gard aid for Quecnsown); 9Th, Zephyr, Thompson
Tor Eyork fand procoeded).
IvrRroor sePut back shp Isaac webb, Hutchinson
for KYork. leaky
IoNpos 81 Arr Bacchus Zuiema Philadelphia. Cid
M NJ Dorado, Tanner cor Thompsob Shields and Calao ID
Quiudoro Wall, RIO Janchro.
In port Feb Margaret fvnbH Warner, Am Eage Noore
Corr elus Grnne Spencer; Palestine Pratt and Pres FIJI
Nelson, Tor iok ldg; Horense barnes. and Evan
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ABIGAIL PRESns, daughter OF the late Nathaniel Prem.
tiss Of Cambridge, aged 81 years
SuxAe On Tuesday morning, Feb %, Of Inflammation
Of the lungs HENRY KING sonof Hyman and Sarah ii.
Seixas aged II months and Is days.
SiNoNs-On Wednesday, Feb. q, OF Group, PAUL NE
CAIxAR, youngest daughter Of Malcolm and hary J.
Smons, aged year and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence oil her
parents No II Norfolk street, this Thursday afternoon
at two O'Clock.
sNnEooR-On Wednesday morning, Feb. %, HANNAH
SNEpEcoR in the seth year Of her age.
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited u at
tend her funeral from the residence Of her SOM law,
Conkln Seaman, Fourth street, Meserole street,
Greenpont, L. l., Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock
without further Invitation. Her remains will be taken TO
Greenwood for interment
California papers please copy.
TAIIMAS-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Feb ~, LrCY
SuIIz daughter Of John p. and Rachael B. Talman aged
years aud 10 days.
Her remains were taken to Nyack for intermenr.
TBoNAs.--At Mt Prospect, Brooklyn on Monday, Feb.
81 STEPHEN Fl. THOMAS, in the nth year Of his age
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yuLEs HuAM a CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.
p. A. MuIiAps RHINE AND MOsELLg wINEg.

CARD TO IRE TRADE AND TEE PUBLIC IN GENERAL,
Since The dissolution Of our old wei known house Of p T.
america " e determined with all energy anc
ample meana to re9e position at and will teeisrs
aend unparalleled wines 10 your country
We Wisn 20 establish marked distinction between
brand Jules Mlmn Co e apd that of sitniiar 10
order Mai each house rely It's merits and reputs
on Tor which purpose we lave slightly changed our otne&
labels.
that these wines have just -
our new agent James Meyer Jr viii be surpassed by
any other Brand and feel gatsed by The closest
cannot even be equalled.
al that we AK 10 from public and trade a.
Compare with ulherA then purchase wbai
they l1d DE best. Our brands from tbis date viii be
Jules Mumm Go = 'Verzcnay Cabinet"
Jules Moum @ g w ms DC Danes Fleuf de sihery"
Jules Mnrnm q Co Imperial
respectfully request The proprfeoTs or hotels arc
Restaurants rant hrms nome, Jules saumm 90,
fu their hills order " avid confusion whohot
The Grst mentioned wine, "verzenay cabinet" 10 new
brandt cyufesav got up combine VeTzenhy with
Cabinet yins IN order establish quality which sill
all the s n equal the SIS wiuee that hac been sent n
your country Wy any house WIN ms eiqnsns qnaIy oNf
viii cau1o them adopt tins brand IN preference 70 any
other ond y AXE I, he leading wine Of he country.
nuse ladies' dinner and evening pares where delicate
lne 10 g0red vine lie required
Our 'lmpatlnrl syotite wine, ven known and needc
Accommodation Our former Cabinet in consequences
the above mentioned junction wiz Vefzenay
import uncte hy particular request or order.
We beg 10 observe that in order % Distinguish impoY
tOns FROM be iomtr oneF the mhelg will tho %
present age AhES MEYER, Jr, with autograph
signature eaCh bottle.
We have seu our first shipment and sill continue 10 aerd
hencs1rward a Of our brands without exception packed IN
cases % your country
has In existence nearly century cellars
well provided with NE beat Rhine and Mogce .aes besdes
of The lnest vine yards OF Johanusberg sdoin
tag the vineyards Of Prince Meuernirh.
We respectfully recommend wines 10 the patronage OF
our cid friends and 10 the public In general. -
Y. A. MgM&
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Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TINE OF CLOSING AZ THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC, =, North--Albany. Buffalo and Canada. p
North and West man. ........... bH 4. NJ
Western mail VIA Erie X II ~ A. H. andS r. n
south and souhwestero -
mails. ....................7 A. n. and ~ Z.
Hastern mail, by railroad .b1a A. NJ and III r n
By steamboat ..s......S r. n
SUNDAY NAus. On Sunday Ill ais close at this oho0
atlHP. M. .
CALEDONIA. BY steamer, via Panama, Monday,
FeD E. ~
The Overland Nal for California leaves ST Louis
every Monday And Thursday, at A n. Letters
designed for il Aaoujd be marked Overland, via
ST. Louls."
90 PAcup. by steamer, via Panama, Monday,
HAvAHA.... BY steamer Black Warrior Saturday 49, 4 .
February "a = N
MEXICO. 49, Orleans by steamship Tennessee, on
the LIST 18th Of each month Q.eters should
be placed In the Office at New York six DAYS pre-
vious 10 the above dae)
EUROPE. >. -. BY steamship America, from Boston,
close here Tuesf, y, Feb. 22 80. "a and p. NJ.
kAnAnA On the after the arrival of each alter
nate Cunard packet At this port being once .
month the steamer BarnAk will DO despatched
with mails for the Bahama Islands 10 be landed
at Nassau N p. The United States postage will
be i've cents per half ounce letters .nc Two
cents each newspaper. N he collected tn all
In the United states- on hose sept or re-
ceived.
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sIi Is s12 g. Prime In request At ST. $50, aud
beef hams Arm At S4 SIT 80 is said tina The
Africa uPh that several lots OF the English
navy beet put up In this country had been re-
ced BY the government officers at Deptford Cut m a'S
continued 10 rule nm at full prices Bacon was quiet at
O.. 10Lc lard was Arm, with sales OF 800 bbls, at
NAc. 12l4c Butter and cheese were steady, aud
prices unchanged.
SrGARs-Ibe mari ct active, with sales of about
$50 hhds ncudog 200 bids New Orleans, at auction,
at exc a TIC 600 DO new crop Cuba muscovadoes ~
&c. 1Lc., and 756 New Orleans common grades at Ga
with other lots chiefly within the above figures, and \
small lot Of boxes at s1sc.
wHsKEY was hrmer, with sales Of 400 bbls. al 2eAc.
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The meeting Of the presidents Of the four great railroads
Wi.the Central, Ere Penusy lyana AMI the Baltimore
aud Ohotoct place. agreed upon, this morning, and
organized by the appointment Of Mr. Morao Of the
Erie, Chairman, and Nr Barlow, the umpire,
;ary Br sloan Of the Hudson River Railroad, appeared
before the meeting and stated that for satisfactory
the directors Of his road they had resolved 70 be no
further bound by the rules Of She convention and that be
Instructed TO state this 70 the meeting or course tnc
detection Of the hudson River would render the rules o.
lhe four roads nugary as the Central is concenod
And stated that the Hudson carried m point, there
was necessarily an end Of the compact Mr. Richmond
then attention TO the fact that connection OF the
Erie road-s1 raichin, OF The Buffalo and Er.e--was
violating the agreement Of October. To this Mr.
Moran replied that lie wosld undertake 10 control
Mr. Patchin, would even 60 70 far as him of
altogether, provided the Central would adopt equally sru
gent measures 10 the Hudson River Discussion
was had upon this proposition pending which the meet
ing adjourned 1t docs seem to be expected that
can terminate harmoniousy.
Nothing further Of any consequence has transpred with
regard TO the defacaon in the Atlantic Bank Of Brook
,vn The bank officers yet unable to state how much
money has been taken. They hope may not exceed
slo 900 The defautlng teller Oscar s. Field had been
ex years In the bank and bore good character. It Is
understood that he lost the money by gambling and
.reculapR in Wall street Tbe bank is able 10 stand the
ls ,ut such accidents reflect anything but credit the
management Some rumors place the amount Of the loss
nc high az $50 900 or 500 Oo0 These are probably exae
gerations.
The Boston Post OF Tuesday says -
=, nonev matters there s exceeding dulness the clear
Cot Of six per cent market (easy enough, Que woui
sfc last twelvemonth, 70 very high rates peng over
shsdoved by rumors Of wars and ndehaaoie Tears OF
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dearer urces for credit In business circles. Also oo'
here and N New York we doubt whether the reanues
February fully bear out the authorizations Q.
Although we happy in being unable 70 Iep9r. syoy
both In money and business but are inclined 70 90
ieyo that they are working surely 70 renewed p r
hapds for he best paper. Our daily reports nowever
have informed readers Of the details Of the ma,se
whether Of stock, money or business Az sns 1ne We
need only say that money easy enough nay very cay
for ANYTHING good that stocks are Temporarily dui ana
heavy with small show Of speculative feeling; ana tha
business is fair for the season, upon tne @Veiaso'