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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-07

CORRECTION OF THE ASSESSMENT
LAw.-Senator Bennett, OF Rock Co.,
one Of the principle trainers of the new
assessment law, has since its publica-
ton, called attention to an error in the
2Sd section. The following words were
wrongly copied into the bill by the Leg
islatlve clerks, in the 23d section, and
should be stricken out;
also the real property of each vii
lage and city in his district, in numeri-
cal order as to lots and blocks, with the
name ofthe owner, if known, set oppo-
site to each Of such parcels"
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AppOrtionment of State School Fund

Inc apportlonment of the State Schoo
fund among the several towns in Keno
sha county and the city of Kenosha is
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O. 0 N mfttfal.
Kenosha Markets.

Fee OF KENoSHA. TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAPH
Thursday ISOrnimS. Apr. =, 1850.
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E1- Two years ago in the Judicial
election for Supreme Court Judge,
Wilton had one majority over Cothren
IN the city Of Kenosha Paine's vote
might have been much larger than it is,
had it not been for the time and atten-
lion expended on the Circuit Judge cleo
tlon,to the NEGLECT Of the Supreme Court
Judge issue.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-07

WILD PLUMs.-An intelligent writer
in the Wisconsin Farmer, urges with
much good sense, reasons why every
farmer should plant the wild plum in
such locations where the trees may have
the benefit of sunshine. Some varieties
OF the wild plum when planted in good
locations, are nearly if not quite equal
to many ofthe cultivated kinds. Tn adai.
dltlon, the trees are more hardy and GER
1n 10 bear every year. Besides. the
stocks OF the wild plum are valuable for
ENGRAVING upon them the best varieties
of the cultivated plum, and it has been
proven to be the most successful WOW
Tor obtaining speedily and with Ger
'alnty the best quality of this fruit AS
'hlS Is the season ofthe year for PLANTING
'reeS' the attention of farmers is invited
to the subject.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-07

f8 McGEEGoE, Rep. is elected
Mayor of Portage city by 50 majority.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, KENosHA County, ss-Ciyc,,l
COult FIR ne county Of Henoshd.-Jacob W Gomez
Plaintiff, against John .Furman, John @ HoI,nes NJ
West, freeland b. Gardner and Eli G. Runals Defend
ants. 0' -o4S"u-
'ENHE STATE OF Wisconsin to the defendants
II above named: You are hereby summoned - n
CURED to answer the complaint in this action which 4
MED in the office OF the Clerk of said Court of which
py herewith served upon YOU and to serve conv 81
TO the said complaint the subscrirs at
their office in the city OF Racine county OF Racine within
Of such service. And you fail to answer said comnIant
within the time aforesaid, the painG will apply to the
~ WINS tt Ina laiiq 91i "a u she complaint
H. - judicial Circuit in and for the State
SIN, tins Ord day OF March, A. d. 1855.
43-6W STRONG & FULLER nIlrs AttorDeys
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GuARnTAN,S SIZE.

IN PROBATE ReRostd County Conlt.-In the matter
Of the Guardianship of Bridget Farrell 4 minor.
ri Office is hereby given, that by virtue
aud in pursuance of order Of Licence made In
said matter the 26 day Of February, A. d. 1889 by
the County Court OF said County the undersigned, Guar
dian Of Bridget Farrell minor will, the dav OF
April A. d. $780, at the Court House in the CITY and
county of Kenosha between the hours of and two
O'clock said day sale at vendue the highest
bidder the following Real Estate, wit: all the Interest
Of said minor in lots 81 and six M Block lst in Dur
kees Western Addition of the village Southport on the
3 w Ia sec 81 g. r. % east, in the LIST ward of the
city Of Kenosha. SAMUEL Y. BRANDE, Guardian.
April 9th, 1859 3W43
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Groceries.

NY stock Of Groceries cannot be beat in the city,
as have every thing in that line that the Eastern
market affords.
Sugars of all kinds, and as cheap as the cheap.
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W. gNTN

WANfED.-Any of our subscribers having wood tc
spare VIII confer great favor by bringing US Reaya
LOdd
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DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES

awartisaS S' ., 80 GEO. II. PAUL., P. NJ
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AMU9EyIENTS.

NTIBlOv OARDRa.-rGURsD Az, MARCH 10, less
IN NIXON 4 CO.'S GREAT ECU est III AN TROUPE
nIx9M .S. G9 2 SEHnr So0Asf.iAH fboor~
-n,.. ~K!yiY JUVENILE ARTISTS
o"D'nAA Fifty JUVENILE ARYDrs
DE-. j. l. fHAYEs And DU0R0w.
THk BRIGAnlN,
MELVILLE
iHvTLLR
sIEsRIsr,
LEsroN
ALL THE GREAT EQUESTRIAN COMPANY.
Tickets 10 cents; Chdren cenn Upper boxes Is cents.
FRIDAY AT
Lac Juvenile Performance this week Of
Las Juvenile Performance this week OF
OTNDkRkIlA.
CINOERELLA.
No Afternoon Performance Saturday.
No Afternoon Performance On Saturday.
l'''' and Saturday spEdisL sSac
1essrs Nixon Co. beg 10 that they lave, at
aea' expense epss fSt e -RP vsr 70 xrxr
for the Crit time 1t this establishment In oonuncon with thar
Equestrian lsouSe ne Yrss. zSSlSYSs rossi ~sn
when will be the NJ
vsn Amburghs snima which provoked tho wonder and
admiration Of the civilized world Under Amourghs
uhoD hey have reached that pitch Of Intelligence which
queen 81 castle
in expressly for that give due e set
this In ercstins Instructive entertainment
scene hss been expressly prepared
TiPP. o sAIB
the largest species brought this country and
weighing he enormous amount Of 200 pounds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

a CADEMY OF MUSIC
"a The Hon H. b. LATROBE President of the Cocuino-
ton Society upon the invitation Gov. Bradtsh Rev.
Tyng and others win deliver CREATION the subject e
Colonization, at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Thursday evening" March TO-
The interest and enthusiasm excited this Waa-
ngon induce the committee TO believe that win afford eQ1a
nst-ucton and delight In New YORK.. Admission rea n
commence TX O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

JNURNlsBhD ROOM whNTrD-BY A GFNTLEMAN
~ and l,dy;a CONT raby furnished ROOM without boari
and located N or near the Third avenue between
Twelfth and Thirty third streets Addrols Stanton Godfrey
Union square Pod office stating location and teu,s Hefe
rences ezchanged required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSKMENTSs
WAIl.Acxs I l1s IT, 10, - r..
TIE admirable acting sosnesy charming and
MA0ErsIcENT rABLKAUx,
:s 4. ;s.s ~ !:
'.' . .s 4 z s VI" '' repeated
u. will appear :. the II o xbt GotSsE1-
NJ esnnnuxn LED 9
sk s wSsxrhSiaH vnss
Mr. pYOTf THE EM.n
MISS sSRy CANNON BLANCHE
n RS W " px
y essss r. cipps.d.le n, i.vs1:. Hi I:sosliss Mr.
NJ. O. fss.lss. Nh e. Henrs1s. Ma Trss !. Original
Performances terminate before Il s'cssck.
The scsn WI open ~ performance = commence ss7k
Nj. iEsTEk wAI1.AoKs BENEFIT.
rosrrs1srH MONT NJ? q. Q. .x
WooDs MINSTREL BUILDING.
xosE ~ y II % az s :: s :
Essaaay dressed ladies th!oos this
wo sASst n2ss Mk
THE OLDEST AND tA is COMPANY IN TEE CITY.
appear every 'rs' SSdsS g., fsss:a =
Osacluding with the new pantomime.
The THE GREATEST SUCCESS THE
TsE rASfoAnx FssEE
11 sFss.c x! sEST0
4' sf sssl.o .lssI S s:s5''
s s:s$
SELL SELL
Mysrfo HYsto
xf sEsno AY sTsStc
HYsTiC MYSTIC
THE AT woops xINsrRxLs ran
RAE RAE AT ~ WOES sR1 ~ s sfSsrsErs, ras
TIE s6i and bG3 Broadway. TIE
MYSTIC s,s2,c x, xysrs
sSSrc xYsr rS;'o
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
sYsEC - MYSTIC
s ssEH.
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
vx nYsIIo ny TTsy,c
MYSTIC Mystic
iHE TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE. THE
THE uNfyERsAs. DktlGHT. THE
THE UNIVERSAL pEILGaT. THE
TIE THE
MYSTIC MYSTIC
GYtTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MySTIO NysM0
MYSTIC MYSTIC
SPELL
SPELL
SPN.Ia
sPEiGi
SPELL
SPELL
MYsMS MysHJ
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
SpEfI.
SPILL
SPELL.
SPEEA
SPELL
Spell,
THE GREAT PANTOYyNE Ar
WOODS EINSIaELS,
661 AND 563 BROADWAY.
OPkE EVERY EVENING.
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LrEANKIIN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND STREET, OWN
door from BroAdway-open every afternoon and n,sA
commencing at - -
3 O'CLOCK IN The AFTERNOON
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING.
Strangers will observe that the the only place q
amusement where the
MODEL ARTtSfES
exhibited, consisting Of troupe Of beautiful females,
bering TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES,
among which will be found come of the artistic and
FINEST FORMED WOMEE IN THE WORLD.
Fourteen splendid sbeaux VIII be presented by the
pauy this AFTERNOON and EVENING.
A6nssou Orchestra Seats 50 boxes Is ri
vaie boxes 81, seats the stage, S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

BOARD IN neutrality-suspicious. ACCoMMODA-
ID ton Cor two gentlemen gentlem and wife
large well furnished with small aouing
Partial board Tor gentlemen be had State street
reasonable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

DoARD-ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
ID have fall partial board In first class modern house.
convenient Eighth Avenue Railroad and stages two
ladies' ply at 65 Hammond street, between Blocker
Fourth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

TyOARn IN AN AMERICAN FAMILY.-TwO OR THREE
ID geoienen has furnished single rooms break
fast and tea for S and IS 81 per Call Orchard
street. below Grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

ID GND -wANTND, MAN WITH FROM $500 TO
pOOu; u vO as parner in the grocery business or wi
give moderate salary and good security for the money 70
young man who VIII suit. Apply 10 c. MCMAHON No. 1874
Chatham square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

fNOUkTKY BOARD WANTFD-BY A GENTLEMAN.
~ wr three children and servant for the months
IN private boarding house within ify miles OF Rev York
with frequent access by railroad Address New York
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

BOARD IN a FRENCH FAMILY IN BRooKLYN-A
- single gentleman be accommodated with room
partial board Gas bath 10 the house. Appy q: Hck
street between Harrison and Degraw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

BOARD FOR GENTLEMEN.-A SPACIOUS AND MOST
ID elegant room, the second oor let with board,
aud gentlemen only 10 the brown house No
West Twenty third street Cars and stages convenient
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

ROARD-wITH FURNISHED SITTING AND BEDROOM
ID wanted, by two sdes, in respectable family Terms
not to exceed $40 week Address c. box 500 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

RoARD-FURNIsHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR FAM.
II lies and single gentlemen, to let with board Dinner
O'clock INQUIRE at NO Carroll place, Bleecker street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

- with board, unfurnthe1; location pleasant flmy pr
vate Two or three single gentlemen would be accommoja
ed. Apply at LIZ Lexington avenue, OF Twenty
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

DOARD.-A FINE LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT
- room to let To gentleman and lady; full board for
Lady third htOry with board for lady;
dern improvements. Apply at 90 Houston street,
Thompson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

BOARD WANTED-BY YOUNG GEarI EMAN AM
ID wife either n q boarding house private family III
town. Address s., box 2,2sl Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

DOARD.--A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WISH 10
ID rent with board, newly furnished on pavlor
room to neman and wife; plaasau hons will found.
References given and required. Apply At loo West Twenty
fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

SefUnue repFesentAtlOO de
N. PAUL LABA.
Premiere Representation New York de-
ON DEMANDE Uk 9OUVERNEUE
coincide vaudeville deux actes
Paul 1Aba rempra lie role de Frederic Msrssn le
antres roles seront jouee MN Bertrand TAot Ed9ar
Leon, Emile, Chsles ct Miles, Montheaux Pauline
Premiere representation de
QUAED ON ATTEND SA BoURSE,
comedie
Jouee par MN. bertrand Delaiin Mesdames Pauline e
Tallot.
Pour plus de details voir les programmes.
Les bureaux seront ouverts OK; On cummepces TX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

poARD.--A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD JET TO A
IL gentleman and bis wife back and
cond floor unfuruied The house has all tbs improvements
and location IL good Apply IL Macdouga street. between
Bleecker and Houston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

= OglppoAuAie b9v0F0, Lko01tfek,
r Hodgea NJ Young Mr. Tree Mr.. Bernard. Mr.. Jeries
Performances terminate before II O'Clock.
Monday next. March IA,
Mr.. LESTER WAIL.ACKB BENEFIT.
YORTYNINTH NIGHT OF
THE VETERAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

DOkRD wANTED-IE TIE NErGUBORHOoD Oh
ID Clinton street, brooklyn, for genemau wife, IN
respectable family. Dinner at So O'Clock. References
changed. Address, stating terms, W. o. d Herald 5cc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

BOARD WANTED a LADY AND HER DAUdHTEI
10 are DESTROYS Of obtaining board Ia respectable privat
house With uodein Imp parl0r and chamber)
tween Fourth and iwepteh Streets east side Of Broadwa
would be preferred For further particulars address q. p
Metropolitan Post Office which viii receive pronp. non
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-10

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, WITHIN FIVE MI
I'D nutes' ak OF either hal street or South ferries.Tw
Hnge gentlemen geuem9n and wife desirabl
corner of State st., Brooklyn.
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AMUSENTENTS.

DR0ADwAY THEATRE.
- Proprietor and Manager na6y
SCALf OF PRICES
Tue whole Of the beautiful Parquet ~ cent?
Dress Circle. 80 oenS Amiy Circle: 10 cea11
new and connodious Ampttheasre coprtnnf tho eure
third and fourth hers capable Of seating 1000 persona -
THURSDAY EVENING, March 10. 1853.
AND EVERY EVENING DURISG THE WEEK.
SHAKSPEKiAr REVIVAL
The Manager revival Of snaksperss suD
tragedy Of
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
vncn wi q produced on scale Of splendsr be1O
EVERY SCENE liz THE PLAY Is NEW.
AVERY COSTUME IN rHE PLAY Is NEW
EVERY PROPERTY IN THE PLAY rs NHWe
following Authorities have c0nsuted in the prud
ton OF this great playGddous Ancient Exypt Putsrun
Llves j. J. Eschenburgs Manuel OF CAssicl Iiterssus
Fiskes Greek Antiquities Roman Antiquities, JoeephUS
Thos hopes Costumes OF Ancient Egypt Dbdorus Sir
Gardner wkinsons popular acoountof he Ansaen Egypu
The sresery painted by.... ~ Amy and Asiss..1s
Costumes ybm correct authority, by.......-M Mr. wAns
rsoperles ~ ~ - "A: x: di~n
~ 70 -. ---.-...........Nr E 49,
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ARRIHALsAr THE HOTELS.

WILLARDS HOrEL-CP Herring Pa. w 4
h saS :ss "a NM n. se
geo Ffe:s mlsS; 4 W ess, N.Y. Y H HSs0,pj L oS
eestton. NY; ~ Straton, do; 8 @ Goodrich, nv:
5s, sc Sc 81 III s.i. Gil Ss. a, s9
E,.ssoa. snd lsdy, DO; Mr. and Mrs- fsrnish, Pa; W
M:s:opG's Mi R S.s :sS niiy;
&sa1I. ChseGan; Nd; Jas Bin, and.isdy. NJ; & A
Nv sm mia: " "; EIrc ss,s;.. NIX Is
coan; Miss shsrry, do; Chas sherry, Jr., do. 10y
onk0wEs HQTEL-.Jas .Eusties, Oregon; J
q y Y; kGiSss rsan ms Jss
Yea bar, gG 3 Winchsstsr n g; WsSinS. 3
faHSs s9s;s Ma; s y se;.,.s. Va; w a G.,as:
Q.ss az. ss,lis siss., yae Hlsassd M,'i Is;
MeO2ox,l: e; = Wellsver. y Lee.
CaoPrsn. e; W D en,thsen, Jones, w p Pres.
= yoknsoa sd Isdy. 4 d itcheii and ffisndl ~
49,; vs; 7 W volk. III; snall, .. small. N G;
sMgIoElAgh HorELs-Hoa Cooper. J Do
ssss. r. H1s; 3d. e. ~,
81 i'd, Ca; Hollnsr, = Bsrnsrd. No; Mrs X
w. w.. W ss.. , ~ Msrriu. Col, c
ss f.: 9Ssss ia; pssssI o:.. !ad B. .os
W. fe sas s1d iadv. 80 Howe, Pc; 8 Holsi,
,kIREWooR HOUSE. u TAernto.. :; 4 c
H. & Isb + sResSsE 81 ss:siss NT . g
1mitl, We; Ut DsSiason. Nd. - - '' shn' =
wAsadN4T0N HQvsE.z9. 3 Ballard, VT; J
kY Sss ia: ss sr hsI. Y III johnson and lady
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VlHE CELEBRATED DR.. J. o. ROSE'l
i nGHDICIH1E3.

Or fdlL4DELfHlAs
These remedies are tho result Of thirtyfve years
Of extensive and successful practice, and are the
that fssh Is hsir g. = sa.e ".e ''''oa. ''''
PECT0RANT, viii rsdicaliy cure Coughs, Cold.
Hoerseness, Bronchltis, and eli Lung diseases
tl ~. = oi 3. R Us ALrEErAryyE sysup,
gn n.oSS LOT me -. SHts Q. csroMs 4d ErnI
sI dise9ses arising from IN Impure STATE Of Tie
DIR 7. s. k6SEs DYsPEPrfc COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DR. s. HOSES PAIN CgRER. Itis .ots
curing Rheunatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholio,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowals, Spralns, Bruises,
Pains in the Limbs, yeiuts, Back and SPINE or any
pain intsrnally or sxternally. Price d. Is and IS
These remedies, and many others referred 20 in
pr; Roses Medical Adviser. (which book may bs
hsd gratis at any the drug stores where the mod
,cnss are kept hsye been lsed WITH success by ov
aucoess you have only to SEQ that they are genuine
By having the Doctors ssriftss sissGtsEs ssu Sss1
cork oad on eeek label. =.
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oitAs kfNEK4i b zT iFE i TE TIL a. %
Many persons can wear these teeth who
o1nnot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my once can be accommodated
nth any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
out to those who are particular and wish the pures
clesnest. strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii b
more fully warranted. - :
Rooms in this oity-No. $50 Pa avenue, bstvssu
9Th and 10th ats. Also, 907 Arch street, Phiadel-
ph18. l-1y
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By THE pREslgAhsssTE. r. Dr. THE UNITED

dent the United State: of Amsrcs do 6sr.bI de-
clare and make known thst public sales will be held
& l sss oss. . ss
At the Land Office at TALr.u.,.xy. eommsnci,.
the wsniist day Of sbfu.ry nsa
ne t ddisPo::l Of the vacant lands in the soc.
UNITED states, within xix miles on each SIDE Of the
la; and "from Pensacola to the State line Of lsbs-
required by law. to . minimum af svs dollars aad
SsytS sIs a Jas. i..s e.a .ssa Of the ,rine;,a,
TFSvn:SSis: and sa e 5ssnss
townships l. z. 3 and ., OF range6
s ssn:slss: .1s s. ,ifnss: and
Townships 8, s, and s, Of rsngeIo.
IOwnshP: and 1.n asssi IS az. snd IS
TownshPs s. and 4, of ranges Is, 49, 20, a, q, q,
Townships !. 3, s. and 4. of range Is.
fown:hiP: sns 3 and si.nf ssas. and and
Townships 1. ia, s. and 6, ofranges 80, ST. and y
South Of the case ins ard ~ess Of ths priseipaf
Iownships snd T. 81 range 3.
fOs xnsRRs: and sae q y ssu ss1 g. o.
North q fAs base hss and east II tAs pri.eipai
Township ., ofrsnseI ii !.
F :.a:siS5 s e. s. ss:iss ssd
Sesss q tAs ease t.. ed sass Of sAs ,rinei,al
FFs.s:HHs :. ia l.a:s: is "a .nd
on ;as h aay IN
posal the vacant lands In tho 5syed re
isas rss ss5ts q within
s. :: JSs: iysr e yss..oByis e tie Of
IsTps Bay, Win branch 70 6sdsr Key. on the D
minimum ofo doass asd esass %, ey lew e
SostA ef The base iiss a.d east II iAs ,r.sei,ai
Townships and 3. Of rsnss II.
TrownshlPs 7, z, and :, Of IangeI..
Townships !, 9 5 6 is, Il. and IS. rsnse Il.
fownships = > = y. Is, a. and Is, offangsl IS
8. b. s and s, 81 range 9sns: T. T.
Trswnshh!ps 8 = 70, II aud z, OF range r.
f:::se's: 81 e ssss: ma = and
FFs.s:ss;: "a 4 y, :...s s;
SS.ns on Moalsy the twenty seventh day u fe
vn TIE mentioned tsxsssis wS issd:e ss
ss 5osn. y; risss y s :sSh
vile. g The v.tssy of Esc.mbia ~, Il OF ssar
Is: fR A%. ssy sIls i s,sasS
cs.f kks{ il q. en-! saSises . r .
se.is =, y sx g minimum Of sss da,s asd y
NertA n sks ba~ I:as esS ssss a. a. sv,..,..,
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" BALfUaORY 81 e ssf1
LOCK HOaPIfAL,
s. e e" = c &: M, a. q g: :a< 's
EASEs OF DENCE.
IL NO FALSE DELICACY PkEHHNE
u-xcv,, AAf fis.Y, IlMSMS!Elp ~
wta.ss Of The Bach. stnessrs. 9TH. Kdnsy
Debility
D%s. q b:.s.: s ~.
Nose SKIM Aaseticas Of the Lsaes sssaeh Or
.sd ip:as s. , h.s
der Marriage impossible, and destroy Body Mad
Especially VI. A.v. s.eon. 3. 1is,. If so.r, VIA.
that dreadful sad dssrpevs which Annually sxssps 3
..:d sss and brilliant ss.:ss VII! night Ave
Cd listening ssnstss vh the o.
xaasd 70 ss'sa'y ths living iyrs call WITH fall cons
- MARRIAGE
MARRIED PKRs0Ns or YosnE Men esassnplas,se nsa,.
re-: bang aware Of Phy.e. vs.hnss'. sig.aie dS.
he vhe places under tAe care Of Dr. nay rssi.
sssy soaads N n. honor =. s'a'naa .ad eoaadssdy rely
OFFICE No SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
as esrnsr Fail not @ observe aad a.nbss Lstss
-''' y p''a -. '''i DR. JOHNSTON.
o% ss: IN a.
.sd q. sse.. ne .psa; IN d: So:
sssd some q DE most ssssni.Sns cure: s. r:i. ever
wi. in r. he'd ..s -:
sounds bashfuness with frequent biushinr attended s
times viii dsrsnssnsnt Of mind. cared sda,sIy
fAl TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Young Men and others who have mured snselvss BY
certain practice indnlged in when habit frequently
.Iiss ass .:s .:sS Il: .s
renders marriage impossbis and destroys mind and
TIs.: q: :sd .ns ..nsAe, Effects
@ sight, d: .: sisa ::s
v,Derangsmsn of Desst Funcoas General sbiy,
MENTALLY-Tssf: fearful ss.eu On III. mind Ar. u,eh,.
b q Memory Confusen sfdsa., Deprssses
d Solitude. Tin'ds ::: =: :sss y Is: .1: pss
The Asr declining health losing ths sssor, b.
coming veal p.s nsryeas and smaeiasd having singular
aPpsarsnes about the eyes, cough symptoms
s- DISEASES OF IMPRuDENCE
when the nisgudsd and ands
be has imbbed the seeds Of this painful de,s il TOO osa
can Ias IL: i 4. III: &c.
;:. sAi him .ss:
month ATE. month. long the smas'.
BIZ. gans dsappointnsnt By the use Of that deadly
po,sea. msreuy hasten the ,ymptoms q th
Psnod 4. dreadful .uass By sending him % ths; m
DR. JoHNsONgREMEDy FOR ORGANIC wEAKNFse
AND IMPOTENCY. =
:s, ..d .n s sn.ay .sins Of ors.s.
most nervous and dsbiated Who had Lost all hope have
All mp.dimsn.s 70 Marriage Physical or M.a.. pi.au.l
asasns Los. Of Proersatvs Power Nerveus Irrtabisy
Trembling ssd Ws.kns" OF Exh.asdoa Of the fearful
ESDoRsEMENr OF THE PRESS.
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured this institution within
cal operation: performed By Dr. johnson. witnessed By che
reporter: Of The papers .sd msny cher psr.cas, nces: q
siees his standing gentleman q asa respons
hty' is 'uieisnt gsaraatss 70 the Afflicted. jaa ssy