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"a N # % R ID
CATHARTIC PILLS,

Pure Vegetable Extracts and put up Cases air tight
and will keep in any climate.
This FAMILY CATHARTIC Is Pill is q gentle but active
Catharc which the propre has used his practice
more thar twenty years. s
The constantly nereasing demand from those who have
long used the Pills, and the satisfaction which express
use - ind me to plnee tben
within the reach OF
The Profession well know that different Cathsrtics act
different portions of the 1- bowels. -
The Family Cathartc Pill has, with due reference TO
this well established fact, been compounded va
rety OF the pures Negetab e Extracts which alike
every part OF tt .s-r m tary canal,
ana are good and safe, in all cases where Cahartie
is needed such as Dcrange of the Stomach Sleep-
ness Pains in the Back andG on Costveness Pain and
Soreness the whole BODY sudden cold which fire.
quenty neglected end in - LING 0ffeyerIoss
Appetite, Creeping Sensa- tion of Cold the Body
kestIessness, Headache weight in tn head all
nalnmHtory Diseases Worms in Children Adults iheu-
Purifier xaS he Boed and many diseases
which flesh is herr numerous mention in this
advertisement. Dose ~ PRICE, THREE DIMES.
ca The Liver invgorator and Family Cathartic Fils
retaed Druggists generally and sold Wholesale by the
Trade N all the large towns.
T. W. SANFORD, NJ D. Manufacturer and Proprietor
335 Broadway, York
or sale in kenusha by +. ROBINSON.
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE co.

OF HARTFORD.
Capital 100000. Surplus, $226, 53I.5I.
Incorporated in 1870 ........,. - An poi5 III
Directors.
H. Huntington, Charles Boswell, Job Allyn
Albert Day, Henry Keney, John p Rr.ce
JAMES 0oou"lh' CalVlu Day. Charles J. Russ
limo. c. Allyn, Secretary, H. Huntington, Pre,r
@. @. Lyman, asst Sec'y. VIM. H. Bowers Actxar,,
D. ALEXANDER, Gen. Agent for the Western country
ing at Columbus, Ohio. - "
JOHN GRAHAM, Asst Gen. Agent, Columbus o.
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IDoLATRY.-An exchange says that the Oh i.
nese have temple in San Francisco which cost
$4,000, and have imported an idol from China
at cost of $4,000. 1t is the image of a maniwho
figured in China three hundred years ago, and
was great statesman and warrior, as one said,
"like your Washington" The only efforts in
California to Christianize the Chinese is by
Methodists at Sacramento. The law prohibiting
Cinnamon from coming to the State ispronoun.
ced unconstitutional. and their number, now
sixty thousand, is rapidly increasing.
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Real Estate
FOX SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS.

A1M-0 THE subscriber offers for sale
MsSSfsxzRA his Farm in Somers, about tw,
niL&slIAE miles from Kenosha, consisting q
ms=a=e4aI5 1874 acres, with good twolsfor ~
house. large Barn, outbuildings. orchard. fences
ana wood sufficient to supply the farm.
kn A,so' House and lot in the city of Kenosha
D acrns as me Waldo Property, containing abou
= acres, with good comfortable buildings The Io
10 S Ans .a one OF the best in the city
n also, AZ acres OF unimproved land in Wbeat,.rd
PoI 90 'hoer N T. Or. of s. E. Or. Ses "a r. !
Kenosha. .; l; DIanoe
April Goth, 1859. O. nAhlNS;
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House Trim m ingS

ever brought TO this city. All those in want oil
Trimmings will do we'll to call and examine oui
extensive stock. We have every description
which we are selling at low figures
WOOD & CARTER.
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Vests Patent GalVaniC Cement Roofing
and prepared fill all orders in this city and county
at short notice. We will put roofs repair old
ones Leaky roofs either shingled timed made per-
fecty water-tight and freproof.
The superior claim which this Elastic Composition oi
Fire and WATERPROOF Roofing has over the ordinary
:emens and compositions which have recently been of
ered the public consists in the that has proved
over Fifteen years, worthy Of confidence Of those
who have given it trial and TO this fact attribute
he general favor and universal patronage is obtaining
this city and State.
To all who are erecting buildings, that would If
possible at able price, AVOID the perpexity and
annoyance OF defective and e~ky roofs and such
IS viii perfect protection rom the elements, sub.
init the Oh wing facts and concusions
To the oprietors Of West's Patent GdLudnic Roofa0
GENTLEMEN: We are some of the numerous property
holders OF this city who have av6ed ourselves of the
vantage which your Elastic Composition Roofing Mate
ial Affords and mos. cheeruIly and unhesitatingly
ray that our experience and observation thus far fully
ustain and coroborate the proof you have heretofore
presented to the public through the Naukee Press Of
the superior claims OF your Roofing Material.
l. B. Cross, G.. Phster Co.
Daniel Newhall, Haven Powers,
Alanson Sweet, G. A. Starkweather,
T.. b. Wolcott, l. b. Weld,
4. Button, Chaplin, Gregory Armour
o. Alexander, Baker 4 johann,
NJ A. Krug, Charles r. Austin,
q. Heller, 1. H. Silkman,
Ernst HerEer, Maj tin Curtis,
+. A. Hallam, Builder, Elisha Starr,
rihbits StSrkweather q 90. P. Lowe,
l.. b. Turk, W. p Merrill,
VIM 7. Young, Il. Bonke, builder,
John Rosebeck, E. koddis Co
u. d ). w. stats, Charles PreusseF,
Thomas Wettstein George +. Austin
Babcock Bros, Builders, Ii. A. Nichols
". II. Netcalf, Martin Rugee, Builders.
Il. H. Camp,
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SAM o. Is D'S
LIVER INVlGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATEs.

1t compounded entirely from Gums, aud become an
established fact Stanard Medicine known hy
all that have used il, and to with conf
dcnce il all the diseases fo which it is recommended
1t has cured thOusands) within the wears who
had given ali hopes of - lief the so
cited certificates in my pos - session show.
The dose must be adapted : the temperament of the
individual taking it, - ed in such
act gent on The Bowels. . ~ "
Let the dictates Of yOurC% Judgment in the
of the Liver INVIGO-- RAZOR and it will cure Lii
Complaints Bilious At - acks, Dyspepsia Chronic
Diarrhoea, Summer Com plains Dysent ry Dropsy
Sour stomach hahitual Co.'S tiveaess Choe, Cholera
Cholera Morbus. cholera n-@ fanum Flatulence
dice Female Weaknesses, may successfully as
Ordinary Family Medi ~ cine 1t will Head
ache,as thousands tes- tfyn twenty minutes if
OF tea poonfuls aben of attack
All who it Rving their testimony in its favor
Mix in the mouth with the Invigorator swa-
low both together. rice One Dollar per Bottle, Also
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House Trimmings

We have just received the largest and best select
ed assortment of
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Widen 4 Marquardsen,
Furniture Ware-RoOms,

On Park Street, .te,s doors Vest Of the County
Bank,
Have, and keep constantly hand large and varied
tOck Of furniture Of facture which we
vite the attention of the public We keep also hand
lot of
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DIR. A. FARR,

% yancee IS Agentor oar.os Co' pppSines ON Lie
ma pcS,erty, on favorable terms See advertisements
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~, ,, nm Il S,,r,,oD- WIN be f,,tad at his O6Ice IN
crratbers Drug Store, at his residence, corner
Chicago and Park streets, at all times ready !" az
end the calls Of the Public
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PHENOMENA OF UTrERAEcE.-A traveller
writes: 1--WE started from little town in the
vicinity of Holstein: / would not undertake
to spell or pronounce the name but if you will
take Tzchucken and Kionojed, and mix them
up with Ompompanooshe, Scotch snuff, and
Passamaquoddy, and pronounce the whole back
wards with sneeze, you will then get within
| about six miles of it,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-25

ANSWER A Fool ACCORDING TO HIS FOLLY.
/" tell you, Ellie, that will commit suicide il
you don't have me-" "Wel, Thomas, as SOON
as you have given me that proof of your affecr
ton, will believe that you love me-"
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ION II, JILSUN,

R,e,oey and Manufacturer Of Pale and Amer Ates'
" y,re article warranted. Brewery few rocs east o.
81 Gravel foundry at the foot If Wisconsin ST. ly4o
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LYMAN IL BONE

poo,o gloes LEATHER Fyndings dc. Ecery DdT3ey %
every article pertaining their business may De ap
Iratber for sale Hides bought, &c. Corner OF H''f
~ az nave and Main street. See advertisements
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Those in want of
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to call and examine
their stock.
Blacksmafhs viii always find them well supplied with
Iron of all kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Boxes &c. with
full assortment Of
BldckSmitb'S Tools,
Among which may be found Bellows Anvis Vices Sledges
Hammers Stocks and Dies Rasps, Files, Nippers &c.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock Of
Cabinet Makers Fools and Trimna m xs
that pertain to their business.
Choice selections of English and American, Table and
Pocket
CUTLERY,
Silver Plated, German Silver, and Alfalfa Ware of all
descriptions, together with almost endless variety
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cstern and Chain Pumps with ublng) well wheels, Cor
dage of all kinds and fact everything that pertains to the
hardware business comprising of the extensive
assortments in the state.
The stock entirely new, having been selected with the
greatest from manufacturers and importers and will
west
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others respectfully requested call
anime Goods and Prices, ch will be fully and freely
exhibited
7 R @ M
Or all descriptions Ok bows and yokes rings and
than neighbours wheel heads, wooden and iron bench
files chises augers, bellows, grind stones and
nous quantities of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
of our manufacture and surpassed by any tinker
this side of shutdown
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FOR NEW BUILDINGS

this Cement Roofing cheaper than the ordinary Shin
gled Roofs, and we will warrant its durability.
Give US call, and you will never regret it.
Widen & MARQUARDSEN.
aha Nor
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n, A. BROWN,

boDjno. HErir. cutting and Shampootag Satoon oPPo
XII g CIV Hote Main street. Old Razors sharpene'
and repaired.
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READY-MADE COFFINS,

We will sell cheap, and warrant every article we sell
We have also purchased the right for putting on
Vests Patent GaIVaDiC Cement Roofing
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LANCE a. DOYLE,
DAM OICKHOUT,

graUeJ Foundry and Mdchi1e StoI-corner Of III
change aud South streets. ~ .,,
SCAR o. LANCE, ."ILLiA@ D'iA
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IHE Young Duchess of Calabria recently gave
her husband hint. Some beggars importuned
her for aims. She gave them a diamond ring
worth three hundred dollars. The young Duke
demonstrated with his wife on this act of extrav.
agance' her reply being that he we'll knew
tnat she mad not farthing to give in aims
Why not ask for money SIN that case,
said She there would be two beggars instead
OF one-the beggar of the palace balcony, and
tia ether aswA there.
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sTARKWEATHER Il CO.,

,,,o 1foJ5cjnes Ola Paints, Per1ipnlery Fancy az
ig ali kinds Of Patent Medicines, and an excellent
.ssorfment of every article kept in establishments "
as" bnracter Corner Of Main and Wisconsin Streets
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Having located in the city Of Ken"sha is prepared "
tice his profession in all its branches
OFFICE and residence on Wisconsin street.
References-A p TYMEsEN A. CAMPBELL r H. mUoD ~
EHLE j, WHIPPLE.
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II. Msrsssth Holland a : name not unknovu
70 lame, but all his notoriety hes BEEN gained
by his wonderful powers of calculation. He
ewes his existsncs 10 the nine digits. "Hs
isped In snw5eys, for the numbers came.
and vas born In the year 1888. He informs NJ
that he had 10 educstion beyond few days at
school, but early discovsred his remarkable
faculty Of calculation. The mind Of Meredith
Holland Ii evidently not equally balanced, IL il
were, he would be giant In ineAllect. On the
contrary, Il ran 10 feurss--nothing but figures
-snd in this department. It puts % shame all
;4eredith Holland ID NOT healthy man bod
ily, having been from his childhood subject to
epflepey, which weakened his constitution, bat
from which he has partially recovered. He
vas obliged 10 tnrn his natural eift Of eslcula-
tisu into aocount - means of livslihood, end
bis Kill He then stationed himsslf on the
street CORNERS, and attracted attention BY pla-
eards done in the style Of printing, with . pom,
BY himself. He has now come under more
favorable auspices, and may be found and con-
suited st the Everett House. He visited the
Merchants Exchange yssterday, and gave ex-
hibitionsof his genius, which proved immensely
entsrtsining to large crowd Of auditors.
This prodigy Of figures win answer tie most
abstruse arithmsticslq lquostion With astonishing
promptness and accuracy; will calculate inter-
eat, simple and compound, for any time,
amount, and rate, and for this alone would be
An invaluable acquisition to = counting house.
He is totally unable to explain how he arrives
tthe results, and II Is said that philosophers
have studied him in vain. His Il . natural
gift that the most acute observer or invsterate
student cannot wrest from him. His mind Is
ineomprshensibls, and its mode Of operation is
unfathomsble. Em 5
We viii only give one or two instances of his
powers ofcalcnlation. A random question was
asked him" How many inches are there in 4l9
miles?' In less than one quarter Of minute
be answered, u, SAT ,840''-which is correct
Another question was, How many bricks o
inches long and 4 inches wide will be required
topave yard 20 feet square? ?' His answer
was cit, ,000;n also correct These examples
win sufios. They are Of that character which
place the possession Of great gift beyond q
doubt. Repu6licau.
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Among the restaurants in Philadelphiai Is one
kept by sx-C Coroner Joseph Delavan. Coroner d.
Is . pattern Of suitability, with degree of ton :
mage growing daily more rsmarkabie. A few
days ago gentleman entered the house and
ordered dozen reed birds and pint Of claret.
While discussing these delicacies he touched
the bell and requested the waiter to send Mr.
Delavan to him. Mr. Delayan requested the
stranger to take seat, and In few minutes
the twain were chatting a. costly as though
they had bssn raised together from Childhood
ssBy the way, Coroners'--he is still called 50
T.sked shs stranger, .the last time was in
caused isf'ss = '--' -
thea refused 10 pay NJ. - . 3 :
-aAnd ..As What ala you DO With him ?" =,
i ats that sll?r -, ''-'"s p, :
sYss-goins g Law don't pay. To have OBJ
hs.sssss issssy dollars worth worth Of 4 time. '''a
"Then when q man swindles you, you mere
y $ srSsk , nm In 9.f 2, .'...ss'
ssWell, what kind Of wines have you?,r q
As good an article Of Heidsiec q Is now ex-
tant. VIII 700 try Z, bottle r' p fsrs
son one condition, and that Il that you will
join me IN drinking it. =
with pleasure. nr. Ss s,.s
Again the bell tinklsd, sgain the white
Apronsd darkey disaPpeared down the cellar
way, and moment After the black bottle with
its silver neektie stood before the afabie seran-
Of, when the Coroner begged to be excused. in
order to sttend to some customers, who were
waiting Tor him in front. The stranger shortly
afterwards finished his reed birds, and emerged
from the dining box. He confronted the Coro-
nef whmh Aleu leet Of the front door.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Prsceedinss Of Yesterday Afsernssn.

r. =
rIl.. -. sEsAr., Yesterday, afssf tne reading Of
the Pfesident's Message 49,
Mr. Brown said he bad someshing to say in re-
lation to the message, but he would not do 20
implied understanding when the Senate last sd-
joufned- He would move that the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. C1ingman suggested that perhaps the better
considsration Of the subject until the sd Of jan.
uary next, % which Mr. brown assented. 9I i
Mr.. Bright was Of opinion that il would be bet
ter 70 allow the busines to tahe the usual course
which could be done without violating sny pre,
vious understanding; and therefore, with the con-
sent Of Senators, be would move that the message
be printed, which motion could 60 over 10 she "a
= rsas eSars. w.s saops,d, ana ss. motion to
prfne We entered on sfs record, and comes up
next Tuesday. e ist.s = a1i;i'al --g3sT
The Senate then adjourned TO Friday NEXT. 3,
,em.,L. NJ ~. - fIs % ~; omLsns
Int ,,.ia a 40 -.o'''' " Ass oSsaiheo sne Aoof,
NJ Hou.ton- ~ Al. a., tts r,,,,,,,. :, ILL.,,
- n' o. % nsse ave- go iel lntormaaon resolution
4as ~ ~ ths n.,t a. De vno.Sn SPesker OF tne
.csssr1 sr - .b.,, ~ =; . Saay., uuns Wnicn ume
receive The Pr.sid.nt.s e.csP..o 20 aajoufn, 70
action a. az NAV be nee.,..,v ~ a 3. % mae s%ca %
Post oaice asaoi.nrv nm iIf .ne passage OF
80 a. ~ w, soio Peakef 70 receive
ss soen 4 the Ten Savs % .,n ana 70 tssign
ress omce oen,ciency bil shall have passed G
AZ, Wii:on ~ I'm NJ M % .ne les11uuon; 1 ,s
,n1 -, ,h.t =. sm. morts OF III. Yield
cessd - vots f., 'nas 'he nouse pro-
The House N nrooeeded to IN. t,v.ntv- -,.co,d hi
lot ss,th ~. noss -. .. " ne '"ensy-secono pai-
WboIe rnu,he, ~ - as'e,s o.., aos. -.
ebocs INK .nc ~. =. ". .as., ~ necessary 70
Ess NJ 80 'SA.s,nosO e NJ" .. Nv caSlce.
xiirieh iiisv asSl.v p.bt,, AIs., pn, 1;, 0i Ma..
Risi, MAJ. ,r.vtng P,s PPre1s., neole, 5ingnam,
rsy csse coaS goainx cOswia ccc%pSss S,
tie, Dawes Delano, DuelL Dunn, Edgerson, Ed-
80, E.srs y, Ey,.s n renson, Kerry,
cr.Sos u.,n uru c1i yIocn, TLanam, Grow,
usnsgy,sn uu.s,vys m..h;, 1asn, helmicx HOARD,
nSnLP SSLPnWey, ne1s, irvine, Snnkin, heiiogg OF
M,ch ~ nenofs =. Ill, nenyon, hiigoIe, Leacn Of
micn. Lee, Long necker, LOOMS, Lovejoy, Mars
ton, Mckcan, Mcknight, Moornead, Morrill,
na,,,. o. "a, yin, ranmef remington. Ferry
fesut, Porter, Potter, Pottle, Rice, kobinson ef
A., A., l., HSycs Ssnwarts, Scranton, SOME: sPaui-
ssnsyer, Ineakss fompnIs, Traan. Tfimble, IAN
SSeses, S, S5yees Waoe, Waeofonl Wmtoui wash
SI.H W ~ " w asnnurne OF II! Washonfne or
ms " ens, w iison, Winoom and Woodrnn-lOf
~ "a, Secs-niessn. Bafksdaie, ,Bareef, Boyce,
c.a"Gn, puIcn, DuIness, Eomunoson r Duke, ,Hous-
~, ~, yc.son, EssIacS1, mstin OF va, Moore q
- -, sou, cisn u "a, ceouh, ana Wright-iI.
a. Z" Ms; e"CM essis. OiaIk OF MO, Ciop-
sys, 49,, Noop, synn Cocnrane Cooper, Davidson,
cuCcs mug uc8, f<cdkc, Logan, McCtefDauQ,
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!, nAvKLRg DnDgrOlY.
InroRrANr E0yIGE 70 soUraERN


FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS /,
vi. .or:ns. g g.. Als5snd,,s s,a Hsmses cherlss-
DssscI RosIs % AND cosrisSoss sess1 kxI".1 s Cow
AIs:s.1 r.:..:, 3Sss;s: S.;;.. a:::s;:. as:.sss;. M. Is
css,'s:';,:: &C. - z,aI:s.:: fssysnI. fs:s.y.snI.
!. S:.ss e s. e Il: ..s Es sS. g.
vsnis @ sSsaSs. %ssSinssosn. % = ND. b. q. c sh' 'hA'-
RGREfT T,REDUCrIoN OF TInE.n
ss2es and seven Sours p time o Memphis. =
;.;ss & s s1i: % s;I.'a n q:
ss2.so.s.sion q ,sIv.nts; -
s:s sssss. E:: ss; as %
MsmPhi. and Chariesspn Rsilrosd % Mempkis,
% yloksbSrE by steamer. and thePoe yia Rsilres9
e Nsw 0rsh; k.,os 5 e ss1 ssy' tss MnnS; and
I.Stscn. and L Great NoftSsrn RslirosSs. i & % New
This Line has completed srrsneems9s. and have
Sots and sys al
points. Mondays. wednesdsss and Fridays b. the
sns
eti, eonnectins them By rail- Only Twelve Hours
s.ss s.s 6sy 5sEs 2as q
Tssousa Rains f irAv. wAsHrysroy .. sam.
and p. m Sundays excepted. making direct con-
nsSsd on the OF laying over - any
Passengers leaving IN the p. ~. Train 70 through
% r. Richmond without Change Of Cars, and have
comfortable NIGHTS rest, a. the cars are provided
.ss;s ~. ss Ssss s.a 3'EJsT TICKETS ess orsas sa<
Psssengers for Richmond and the south or South
ysst are respectfully Informed that BY Purchsstng
their Tickets wa Orange and Alexandria route,
they avoid the annoyance Of . change IRON boct 10
the river rcute.
Passsnsers IRON New York win msss an Agent
OF the Orange and Aexandria Railroad at the Depot
st Wsshington, from whom they viii receive polite
III The stssmsr GEORGE PAGE Issve. ths
t2ot OF seventh street, q 81 m. and
selseTs take the cars for the South s..
s. R6ys Rses9.t1f sa Rssssss. &C.
VII teke Boat leaving Washington ate an.
eOmnibuses leave the Once, corner Of Sixth stree
s1q Pennsylyania svenus, @ . m and ,. n.
the South vii bss csreis % ssSe e osasse s53
Alexandria Railroad OpsiSgs ,v.x.
90 3o-6 Ticket Agent. Wsshington.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-28
4 Afors. MRS. WINSLOW, =
AN Expsrisneed Nurse and Female Physioian,
SCOT HIN G. SYRUP,

( astsff s4tEt y or ChlldreH IeethtnSs -. 80
wtsA ssaty aeilatss he prees ef tsshg, By setss.
PSm and spa:nodie setoa, and is =
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWLS.
Depend spsa t. mohsr, will give rest to yeurselyes and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
put up .nd sold this article for over ten years, sad
issis.a:..ir.s MRS. x. IT 12lIrD. II n
Tser a uaH,wINsLOw,sl. .s.s am:I. To nd .s-
NJ az vs know SOOTHING ia:t.ne. q dis
:asss.:,ss,, ;n.,: are SYRUP, dshshi.d with i:
hRsa eonmsndaiioa Of its magical szseu and msdesi
vifhss. We spesk in this WHAT VIZ DO KNows
fsSs sol Tan s5IIiIsinT or WHAT VIZ WI nrsr pn.
is almost svsry assaaee where infant is susr
p-Aa sad relief will be feuad in kftssn
~. %,sn,s M .sr me ,yrIR .smsi.,srsd
most HxP PRaIrEcKD and sKILFUL NuRsKs In New Enr.
snt and has been u,sd vith FAILING SUCCESS "a
THOUSANDS OF CASES. Esv'
not only relieves the child from pas but nvseorstes ths
stomach and bowels, aeidy, and eivss tone and
energy 70 the whole system will almost astsny relieve
I GRpIss IN THE BowELs AND WIND CoLIc,
and cEsssoms eenvulssns which, II not speedily remedsd
.sD u " srsssr AIM FOR SssIs a. a. The 1o.. sIs1.
In ali Gases Of Drs-l CHILDREN rNrEsT sad pias,
.ai.:. .saa ss IEETHNe s. .a.A:
ssess We would every mothsr Who has a ekd suf
fsriag from any Of ths foregoing eompainDo LET
stand your saGsrnE child and The ths, viii 3:
susE-ys., AnsoLurELy suaE-te follow ths ef ths
nedieins timely used Fuli dreetors for ung win
cT fs PERas ss: :. sHs: s: .s,:s: s
Prineipsl O&es. Nc. Is Cedar street., ny.
Price eaiy IS Cents per Bottle. oc ll-dAvly