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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
8Isl JON B JlLsUN, County Judge.
&HERIFF's sALE.-stafe &C Wisoon.,n

- IA h1ti FF'S SALE-State IF Wisconsin
- circuit court Kenosha County.-Executon- .
by virtue OF an execution issued out of the circn
lor e county OF kenosha in the above entitled action
e ureced ana delivered, against the personal pronert
anu Tea esate OF James Mcdonald defendant i'm the
emitted action have seized and levied upon all the rieht
ue ana interest which the above named defendant
on the oth day of june A. D. 1885, or at any tim sft
wards OF IN ana to the following described real estate Sit
uatFo, ylng ana being in the town of Brighton m the
county OF henosha and state of Wisconsin aud nn,gn
esGIDeu as follows, to wit: The northeast quarter Of
sectlon number twentysx 26 in township number t,v
~ hot o. range number twenty (2O} cast containino
e ureu anu sixty acres of land, according to
Inet above described real estate
WIN an ana singular the herediaments and annnrfsnan
oes ereunto belonging shall expose for sale and sei
pubic auction or yendue to the highest bidder a he
county on Saturday the 10Th day of January n 1eso
execution, costs and charges ~ " ''y s@iu
Dated Sherinis Office Kano.l,a
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17
SITE TATE or WISCONSIN, KENosHA

A ~ IL
=. county Circuit Court.--Judgment for sale OF mort
gaBeu premises on foreclosure Of tgage-Samuel Hale
against me kenosha Rockford Rock Island Railroad
e omhy' me City of Kenosha John p Yelverton and
oa,lue D. scout BY virtue and in pursuance Of final
judgment for the sale Of the mortgaged premises herein
aer described made and entered the above ac
oI on the nineteenth day of November A. D. 1885, at the
november term Of said court Alonzo p Tyeson sheriff
Vi sd county OF Kenosha, shall offer for sale, sell at
PUBIC auction to tie highest bidder THEREFOR at the front
ao9r o. the court house in the city and county of Kenosa
ana state Of Wisconsin, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
saturday, tho twenty eighth 25l day Of May A. D. 1889
the following described lot parcel of land or SO mucn
thereof as viii be sufficient to satisfy the said judgment ana
costs together with the costs and expenses of said sale
tat to say The southeast quarter OF the sntbea
quarter of section thrtysix 1861 two 2) north of
range twenty-five 22) east, excepting six and oneba
e lZ) decided by John Buen and wife TO Abira n
Drake BY deed bearing date October A. and recorded
In Volume IT, o. deeds for Racine county page 40 and
three 81 decided by said BuIlen and gfe 10 To
Aver, by deed dated August 20h 1919 and three (8i
acres decided by said B1llen and wife 20 joseph Hack
icy and samuel Fuller by deed dated September H. 1851
1d "o ee o acres decided by said Buen and wife to
EdWtrd barn, by deed dated June IL, 1850"
Terms Of,yQLe CashI TIT AI0NZo D rvursoDr
Dated November %, 1855 Sheriff Of Kenosha Comfy
- w. 5. HEAD, Atryfar pPn G,n94 ~
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

THE -COLLEGZAI.E COURSE.
the extensive complete and through that can be
found in any similar institutions and embraces the most ap
and practical forms for keeping books by Double
entry IN every department of Exchange and Commerce.
consisting OF Wholesale, Retail Manufacturing.
ForaCdrdi7eg and Commission.
Importing Exporting Brokerage Baking and Bschage
Farmers, Mechanics, and Professional Mem
iStedna6oatinq
Applied to Lake and River Navigation, by Individuals
Accounts Converting Single Entry into Double Entry taking
In Partners, Partnership Settlements complete course
C'0nunercia1 Calculations,
Embracing every variety of Computations pertaining
business operations and Of practical in the Counting
room, The subjects of
a.- Commercial Lao,
As connected with Commercial usages and customs inclu
ding complete and systematic method of
RaiAO0d Book Keeping.
This elaborate work, prepared by an experienced Rail
Road man aud practced Accountant is found in other
complete work on Raroadng is alone worth to the
Scdent than the tuition fee PAID for the course
The FORMS used in this College have been selected from
the FIRST business houses in the United States render
ing the course the most complete and practical.
GRADUATES of this College have gone directly
OF the principal Banking and Mercantile Houses and are
now occupying lucrative situations receiving salaries far
exceeding what their former ability could command.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT..
separate apartment having designed and furnished
in the best of style and the very provided for
Ladies wishing TO avail themselves of the Commercial
Course they may expect thorough instruction in all the
branches taught as is given in the Genemans Depart
ment. The
College Hall, Library Dc Reading Rooms
of this institution permanently located in ore of the
largest and most beautiful Brick Blocks in West
aordng the largest and most elegant rooms
pecus condition Of the College, together with tile extern
sveness and thorcughness of the study enables
the Principal to offer extraordinary advantage for those
desiring sound commercial Educahion. !t .....t
Time Of Commencing, Etc. .a
Students enter any time there being Vacation
Glass system The average time Tor completing the
Is from eight to ten weeks Rooms opened evening.
DIPLOMAS awarded to those no pursue the course
and pass the required examination.
For further information please call at the College
Rooms address ~ '.-. .'.-.-
6m21 Ea. W. 7. BULL, Principal.
SUPERIOR GREASE. 1855" aa
ENOR all kinds of Carriages Carts, Threshing
d Machines, Keepers. Mill Gearings, &C., put
up in at cans for sale by
STARK WEATHER g. co
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SSTATE OF WTsCoNsIN--KrN4o1cII1

We w "1SSONSIN.-KE A
- county circuit Court.Judgment for sale of rnor,
gagged premises on foreclosure of roorta vi NOR
movies against Patrick Smith, John Diedrich and lanes
L. newman BY virtue and in pursuance of final ird
Ior the sale OF the mortgaged premises
described, made and entered the above entitled
Oh e nineteenth day of November 1885, at the Noyember
ei oi SAD court l. Aonzo ?. Tymeson sheriff of said
county OF kenosha, shall offer for sale ana sal
auction 70 the highest bidder therefor at the front door If
ae court mousse in the city and county of Kenosha and
OF Wisconsin, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
ay tne twenty eighth [2Sth] day of May A. D. 1850 the
ooWlhg descrlbedots parcels land to satjsfv
Judgment ana costs, together with costs and
Of sald sale-that is to say: "he north half of lot n
r ak 10y, IN block number forty ash in the first
oi the cry OF henosha, in the conunty of Kenosha
anu STATE OF Wisconsin, and the southeast 1,o
ec9h number thiry-one I3l town number two l2i
no[ J Oh range number twentythree r231 east I'D
Dated, November 23, 1855 Sheriff Of Kent I n,
o. S. HEAD, Atty for PlG e 01i'y'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

Z ENsEED OEL,-French, Yellow and Ven
~ tan Red, a large invoice just received and
es gold cheap, by STARKWEATHER & Co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

Experience has rendered DIR. X. most cessfu prac
oner in the cure of all diseases of private nature
nahhoods deolty as an impeachment to marriage;
and sexual nrmite diseases of the skin and those
arising fram abuse of mercury.
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u IAVE OF NYisrnNSIM nnAror.,L..

STATE OF WISCONSIN, KENOaHA
- Souhty circuit Court-Judgment for sale of mort
aseu premises on foreclosure of Observation-Disclosures
~ @salhst Johh Cornelius and Joanna Cornelius bjs Wit
Dy Irtue ana In pursuance OF final Judgment for The az
VI we nortgaged premises hereinafter descrbed 49,
anu entered IN the above entitled action ON the .
oth day Of November, A. D. 1885, at the Noyen,b ,
of SaLa court Aonzo Tymeson sheriff of said county
to h t th snail offer for sale at public anc
mousse IN the city and county Kenosla snd sta
a. at ten O'Clock in tbs forenoon of satrJsv
Ut pieces or parcels ofland, much thereofas viii b
uceht 10 satisfy the said judgment and cost tooetbo
I'M uie costs ana eXpences of said ssletbat is 70
an inc Following premoses, to wit Lot fonr 1 ana u.
The Two Gz2 ana three 90 in block eighty-tRree 1S85 in
feet d ware IN te city OF Kenosha, being thirty 39O1
e "e bofth and south, and eight (S) rods deen eoSt
west rom south end Of said lots two and three In th
eI fractional quarter of section number thirtyone
Terms of Sale, Cash ' &c l]oI east.
DaSeG at henosha this Both day of November n 1s5s
r. ". EVANS, PlH's Atty, ALONZO p TYMEeoN
6m20Oct2 Sheriff of Kenn.I,n - ,ar.n9OF,
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ed at sherln Office, Kenosha, Dec Sth A. n 1919
u.oc AL0NZ0 p. TYMESON.
w SheIiH of Kenosha Nnl1ntu
6w2G

AZ inc request OF the defendant herein and bv consent
81 tne painis the above sale postponed until sstS
Ihe Zoth day Of February 1852 at the same hour ana
''Huary ~ 1907 AL0NZ0 p. TYNEsON
fHof late Sheriff o. Eenos,a Conn,-
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

L.. CHARLETT.
Assistant in Bookkeeping Department and Teacher OF
Business Penmanship.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

b, M, PETTTT
AA' u' I'll LII, Authorized Agent for the
CITY and County of Kenosha, for the NEW CY-
GLOPEDlA. and =" Benton's Abridgment Of the
ID ebates inCongress' 3m2S
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CIRCUIT COURT, COUNTY OF E-,No,
SHA.

eweznA,o WEBSTER & sCHOFF
om"0leDIO OF henosha, Wis, paintiff,s Att,v
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SCHOOL BOOKS

or the latest and most approved standards are oferc
Wh0Iesate or RetGt of every kind and description us
Common or High Schools, at prices at of fail to
, 1859-02-07

As vou takc m interest in the "fair scx'' you
will expect some description Of the beauties
Of Japan. The woman OF condition never
make visits Except the mother to 8 married
daughter j they have no asscmblages Of
their ''dcar iire hundred friends J" nor do
they assemble at the tea table 10 hold high
courts Of censure on the manners aud morals
Of their friends. They 60 out once or twice
in year to visit some celebrated temple, but
their ordinary deyotions are paid ct shrine
within their houses, or ut q pretty Mia erect
ed within the enclosures Of their grounds.
Tie females Of the laboring elasses perform
portion Of outdoor labor, but they are not
overwstked as In China and other paris Of
Asia Polygamy obtains-i. e.'a man may
have any number Of SECOND wifes."
When female is selected as first wiic, she
prepares for her " change OF condition'' by
emearing her teeth with horril mixture
which not only blaekens them forever but al
80 destroys PARTON Of the gums, aud the
lips sometime remain permanently swollen /:
She next ehayosher eyebrows and extermi-
mates her eyelashcs and changes the fashion
of her hair. She has nov only to bring the
knot Of her girdte round to the front, and s1l
the world koEs that ehe Is first wife, the
, 1859-02-07
WATER WI EELS.
VANDEWATER'S
Recently Improved JonTal Turbine
WATER WHEEL.

Office, No. 81 South Clark Street,
CHICAGO.
r OFFER THlS IMPROVED TURBINE
/ Water Wheel 70 the public with The fullest couhaenos
1nd axaurance Of It's
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHEELS,
Without sny exception They xse veil adapted 10 {and
have BEEN te8ted ln) Mls Of Ill Descriptions 1ht1 dTe
.'~N' sTRADY AND UNIFORM SPEED
heats ard slI1 Tbey viii work rel in hack water Wkh~
pa 81 na.ss!d loss ot HoHss I'd a. AZ 5ot Goseed
eh1TIed underneath. ltreq7rte saa4 amount Of Seax
Ing Eet hxh kose costs bat little to ct up and
Ie.rt rhis Wheel y capable oiIielanE po.eF q hoF
nk 10 the de9ree Of fash Of vheeD under htxh heads
and falls. aud In Ill easa 70 warranted 70 work 10 70
tbt pQxtr Laid down Ii The table and 70 ve k2H1f4ou
Eheu properly put up aod Keared
BSstn County and TuRo ter1ttosit1 for G1le.
For further particulars elrcu2f1 which c1o Be o.
tained st ths Agents ONCE No. q soutn Clatk r.
.e44i1-sMs a. j. MopOUGALL Axsok
, 1859-02-07

Those who arc curious to witness the
voadcr.u, perfection ~ which L. ohsvaldt DATE nara-
ker Il atceloas II. " hsa broI=ht the manufacture
at ~iss end Touoees invited 70 vidt MI Wiz and
the;r D5ins Room. At No. Trcm1et Block ed examine
Heas taIiouI aiuctoua Of art No scrutiny car detect
The artificial ho1a the natural Etea Adinzted to the
heaa desly
, 1859-02-07
THE PRESS AND rh1 BuNE's
Great Jvb Printing Establishment

THE PRESS AND TIL UNE's
Great Jvb Printing Establishment
Ii the a.xea md dnes< Establishment Of the kind In the
Wes It has more s&ean Press and Machinery: naoss
Printing Materials md nore skfbl Workraen than any
esher Job Printing House West Of New York.
The propelo1 arc prepared TO execute. On ahort 10
tee, eyer VARIETY Of BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
and FANCY PRINTING In the BEST HAMMER
q. tie LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention s1yea to the prlntln9of
B9knsa card1, Pstars,
Whiting Cards, Programmse
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, circulau,
Bill Heads, ChecR,3i1
By-Law1 Blank Hotea,
Receipts, LabelA
Pa1MTIH0 1H ooLoRs
In Aliu vxsiete done IN beautiful sJlh aud ii Eodes-
Ate RITES
An examination Of SPECIMENS and PRICES is IT.
tmnylnvlted
0rle1s FROM she Uountz1 promptly dled, and sent
home By EIpteM
, 1859-02-07

STHI FIRST PREMIUM AND D1pL0hA
T. WAS awarded to Tie
Boudoir Sewing Machine.
Attic Wisconsin 81 ssFs & s5s z.eh.ae.tom
petition Thus anoth ii:1 has s'een adde s chain
q rTen1s The subscriber btss eate to ca1t the At
+: al xsass
IT. s;ysat.:es o:e! al o;ars Ass as fellows:
# I makes two different stitches ,.-.,
slKt1nine stitches To the inch
n 5 IT. o aySet Fe65 e sf o'Tas BY The az
dth The noUins! price Of ~ includes ssad and liz
W9ea this Machine sold at double the price, It
cosdik1s recommended 10 the public h!
!t':; s$t;|$ $:|:;:s; @ T..
Is the be. s1ak= thread Maehlneia il @arket. II:
By snt aait!an Il tie bo:6e Tbead An e9xmaon
Il ;hs Mac ire and is wusx -:ied as H. uewtnR
ca 6aa ": os sas s10s S'Fi T. ts CO. Aee=
nUAKRa o1rY. pouB1s LooE
TIGHT s1ITCE.
sac WING mAOE1 NE
NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED II THE WE6T.
A! othe1 oasap Mseatnss take only The tnse thread
L u u lE4kkE.AD
s..h q Us sacH exre..lve c::: In 1T work viii
Iot R!p Though every Third Stitch b Cut.
The Machine u ?e. essiS ;Giu;:ct aud not likely :?
Iandfo1ca stitch .ae nas: expcazy. uschine4 6eWs
sa2 5 Eli; III e e s 9s
THEY WILL sT11Cl. uEt AND GATHER
Ttev mako little 2ossn AID easily than mott Mx-
ofEa LADY
WILL seEteR Hae.taa Il cuIsll In etdcle1cya
Eight to Twelve
3earrtseresby hand KTey faEi1y and a1Y E1atins
St1irS aICs..:ss sbeu!a OWL GEE, Tals Is the
Cay f;4eh!le Sewing With Two Threads.
Kxeert ere. solo /. tie Eor3 ins ess than slfe Well
Vie I'll xAo VISA ua:.sr te dc :c. slnd Of work don,
ny scnsl5 70 ssaine suFa ssnp.es o. T9tk y; seS. ns
who Errct il snd rEel successfully after few
icarr nrsc:lce Fu p,attI Instructions aisea. Enter
psla!nE VIII 4{cE trElse n!!4r to lock.
nay occu:r lucrative e1sex'V a7tnces 10 auy ofthe
brtc. kov7 =! LlfSgtt c. t4sc1zL None etsetz need
aISl1. 0sl at
IIl:s:. E. ::lEvAl's stoe stcre, 1888 Lake st.,
aear t1.rk kltres9 l. CORNELL
tes-ty,v.lS Rox Ay1 Qh3cazn. Ill
, 1859-02-07

No parties VISITING THE CITY FOR TUE PURQHAEk
OF FuRNIfGAE ahould fal TO examine
oU q n 4 NJ ID 9TH ste CK
Be.ase Max NJ thtE Pc1cha.-s
To the Public at La<8o
Wa 4Ye prepared 10 prove that RifuIt.s:: Ct EYeE9
Grade, from the Escaea TO The Pa-ter,
Will pe Furnished from Our xstabu hniaut at
Prices Lower than any Houas in the West.
sIIEARER, PAINE & STRoSt:.
co3...-......AAI3boLFE ESTlEET....-.....9)3
iset.sS1hi
, 1859-02-07

Grain hY Cur Load to Cincinnati - centa per 11Q1e
kulk Meat to PITT sburxh % e&nts pei 100 -.
contracts made 10 an!te po1nte 4 frei6ht ONCE c2
rer West F1a Rutru xad Canal streets.
coaaaeta 70 Boston. Nev Yosk Phtlsdslpdia nd By.
CLARKE / CO.. Uncs 2teele's Book. corner south
Water md !aaale areet sod = pepot Is Cau4 ssred
~. HOUSTON. 6enl telght Akt RitsburK "a
Qhlc1&r, January ~ 1sh9.
, 1859-02-07
55l Z!IA 3Est11ll:zs 3qELL7s1lzsi3 EE@szsE} EaEs
x91o s...'s...s. ".sAA@1.
~ REAT CENTRAL SHORT LINE ROUTE
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAfSE + CHICAGO
PEHN3YLVAN1A RAILROADS
70 LII KAsfxxH Cr1UA

CLARKE 4 COMPANY
evECIAL AGENTS, a.e prepared to Contract 9re!3hts
fnroukh hy authority Of ths Companies named ahoys
II their Office No ateeles Block corner onath Water
ead Lasalle streets aud = Depot ot F.. r y. @. T.
Z. Qhtczko: or u Depot Liberty 1kreet P1ft9bafKh.
Tbs O.ces ofthe PerosJtvanla Railroad Company n
the E4At are located Al
No. Astor Horse. New York
No. South william &treet New York
No, Il kiIbg 4treeL Boston.
No. Is Ferry street. Hartford
No. " Noeta 1Erttt Baltimore.
And at sue General 0euok fhtlndetphtA. foc3tfy
, 1859-02-07
New 1)nblifatious
HoRsERFs KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
GOLD MINES.



tz,p.1k9-oriein Of til. M!aax O,apanlss: en-.
plete hEstosy Of IL, Geots Lawrence N 8. srI and
Cherokee Companies; stataeats Of MIXERS; Ap,cunt
Gold Ra lxsd; Locality Of tbs Eeht.t DepsatA azd teo-
esal descrfpstn or the county.
CRAe A-uo1.boratve Ksfjence: Letters aad E1.
tract, tro la.se number Of ptrsoax who vtdted tic
MI es during The summer and fall; kE'dce asanst the
Mnes; Statements Of tue DAa9pclu'el MhLo-ar:-s
Cuaf4-Ke.uls Of tne nr.t year, Labors; EyiJence
For aud AGAIN.. the Minea suted: L!Ue Geld Actually
oolectel: Little Mnnx Performed Daz.ns the Hh.le
seaaon The Whole Excitement Get rp by Land Speculr
tor; STATE of COL Graham Member Of Uot sts
Gear, 6.-Wu Gold be found In the Mountain? Ar
kuuaent fon AoalogJ; Geelox cai Description Of tse
Natural Posno OF Gold; Gold E1ist .u.wlere lain,
mems Quaatiies: Geoocal sr.t Of The Earth; Gold
sedmentAry to All Gs1er Aets; Can only be 1e.ct I'd
by emenso uphe1Inxs Of tho ENth Crust: III. Gorxes
made h1 the Colorado river moro u1ey thin aay othtr
known place to reveal !m11ente rAA q Of Gold
Car e.-Ths RRlIsoad Rou:ss to ,he Missouri: TIT
Routes Ae1nss the fains The Clespes Pan 10 kcs 10
tho Alaes; Whao to fTecure N 0o&dt; Artcles and
Ces. of Quilt; Tahle Of Dstane:a
cHAr.7-1he GseAa Unoccupled North-Wsn; II s.zken
vleea of III China {: More o7nkental than the Eau<r
or Mdae stais; Over One Million saaare Niles Of Rich
Unoeezpied County; GImaso:sdcal Tables. shoxins
,he Temp .,at1e II different Important lrenonre
Description Of the Mountain V4lleJA
, 1859-02-07
Or Cairo and New Orleans.

steas Ferry frsa Council Blafs ts Onaha City.
NEBRASKA A, NO. 1.
THIS BuAr HAS THE CAPACITY TO
Waxq ~ % esS 1 1 s ~
z. es ~ = s2 o1s5 af e AZ s.s as9ad
We 2xaure Gaveiletk Who AFc going To tho
Nebraska aold Mines,
posEt iat4medis. b. Council Bi4ts sni omaha cltJ.
re.re4. e. g: m sad oru ssand.as, ocxsa ~.a ~.xons
horses nuiss ta1o. provisions Aat k7odA than any
ee1st:r nd nd 1dle1s.elsaei nne II XII coaene. u
ready extending 70 Fart Kea1nsg and soon u b. ex.
nsss route hroaxn N lndlsn coant51. bas u
1essed \ .a';ly 20 eoal*stas, a.d much more easily
ha a. M s a q os e ID L. ursd
sts 10 evei "a eafei7 slihoa. Arsdss a.ouahs or
a P. % Il r. As s1 se
Err. aadheFs tho Western osa<7 ooTSan{ h1ys *aoa
4: 4: i: coaneu B!aa. md nsh<''Fs Ssa, Company
4 TLANTiC ROYAL NAIL STEAM Nav
a l@ss!oa comoaa5. New York @ad Q.j.a, L,ns.-
Ye1t feeinsry ss ~: RI a.sss,ssp fRiScK xL1Esr.
s T.; i 4 =; 4 l. q e =
e-v- The Rors! A2sl4 Prices 81 Pa.szxe -fiIst ca
t:sss ss; ss sd e: g. fts
e.. Ses E. q 'ssqa % s 81
can Exp es Cam nv. u Hatson strerk y ho4d.aJ
ss b se G3 a saa - = ~ m q
p.i ees q ne e., Il railway In area. sr'An toF ~
' FARGO sss : 4s5$ss s;:f3 F3';s Ss:s:
New York. Sor. Il ia nail nSo' an
, 1859-02-07

PRATHWAIfE's RETROSPECT, FOR
IL JANUARY.
THE RETROhPECT
49,
PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
Being half fye4Ey journal coutalrin< Retrospective
view Of ever, di.coye1y and Act1c2l Improvement In
the Medical Sciences. BY ". BRAIrHTA1fE
Price, One Dol1ar.
For Sale By
". q. KEEN,
5a8 143 Like street.
, 1859-02-07
n)oo0 & Goal,

fNHEAP COAL.-WE ANE SELLING At
~ tuf Yard.
CORNER QFTAYLoR AND CLARKSTs.
Oosl vel cned aad evcrr way eau to Eae Drar
Hill, for
81 90 Per 1ou. or 81 SO Delivered,
UoteskeeaetB Mac.'nests and others contac! for
lasKe quae;tts hettef term iha above. tur
obeca put It In the reach Of every 1y
nArset ii e 4ut er
GIVE AltJrI|ver py the ton or half ton.
A. re mine the Ctal ourselves, We expect only oEe
ot!er1.
Oriers may he ie At the ya1l No. u Lafae street.
II The Custom uocse.
ft4 Law K ETKOrHFI-
, 1859-02-07

6nwyex'n Fluid 12xtrnc1 or Bark, IN
efanat4e remedy for tae FeTer Cd Axue md the va-
pus torc,s Of Btous Dizessez .cae1ulRent Remluept
Chill ycres aad Dumb Acue hgyne tel origin in nnaa-
III Of se14 fertile aat nmssy azet prepared hy pr.
B.Sswyet nruEtt tad Chemist, md sold BY sawycz,
P1isc CO., No 3e Lake street Chcako.
This reraedg Il prepared entirely rom vegetable szb-
&&aces and oatsnt no laeseuJ r{serIe. anything
hat ca1 prove !n}uricas to he syTer IL e1ccts arc
ahoss Of de1b1ea: and tonlc veil adapted 10 .estc.e
the healthy Aoioa Of tie Ever and stoxa1ch+ ~bosa
t1neuoEs GENERALLY Impaired In thls c.e1 Of a
s2eez.
Qutnas and othe. toalcs serve only In racy cases
break III. chA huA do No: the dxca.e. Of the
hveE aad.o&hes 6rEsns l.apacaaed. which the ct:
md Fever aepead: hence the usetnnen Of the "Feid
Extract Of Bark" tIa.crla.l, tn regions whcre Ph5E.
cans carnot be readly ecr:rlted) Which contains su
The qualities Eited to the lndcs.o2s o: t1ese ua1sdics
Hundreds Of te1:.mo1.Ais In reEard 10 :5e cesey Ct
Tho medicine from pefsoos cf FeepectAbi1y. hare been
va 10 the pzurde.ot-bct lc doea not E1ake u1e of
1aht prciex to have The tedIclue Introduce itaelf
securely By IL n.e.itA
Not1ce,.-The uneersfSneds Stofkhol-
Axs in the Me1ca2ntE hank Of Macon Gecths- ere By
the provons oi lts Charter raio pc.san.hg liable for
nssues The noaes Bank viii be taken by de-
post On tbs Essns te1zas Il Kectucky. Indiana sad
Ohio. q. L. TUchER CO.
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New and Only Correct Map
Eautea To Ii. Hlueu Eco It II The Baoktt,res i. iii
xpebk fot ITSELF
PRICE FIFTY CENTS,
putliahsd by ". n H0RHER, and 70 be had Wholesale
Of the ChIcaxo Bookseue91 and rtta Of all Booksellers
md Nersmt1. fe5 clio dlWkN4x
, 1859-02-07

Coal! Coal!!
1000 TONS ORMSBY COAL.-THTS
NJ\|O Coat il the best IN the market for eIthe1
family usea or ate7En. AAe-
800 toos Prepared Anthracite BROAD Top.}
800 tons Lump 6hamokin.
ALPRED esl1TH CO,
North Pier. opposite Ill Central L R.
II Orders mar BE- left "
VI D. BERRTS
= 6. E. corner Clark i Raahol lph sts
M0kE0KD hk05.,
jsa1 Su-cso 0o.uer Of Lake and Eiafk STREETS.
, 1859-02-07
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Illinois River Packet Company.
1uca,pmtad l83S-Capita Stock, 1900, 600,

1noorpo1tad l85s-capital Stock, 320o, 600.
DLuANCoCK, Prest Wl- r. HANCOCK. Beef.
YlHROUGH BILLS or LADING GIVEN
fer fresht to st. Louis md Ill points the nl1as
River 10 xes f2laz 1rxht t4hen BY Chicago md
Rock Island Railroad to s'eo4tA AID 6.eamboas from
tteusr. EoYp1rtents1a apply to
T. ". ALkXANnER / CO. A1e1tA
fetlu-clt6 149H ath y a&ef H.. Chlc11o, m
, 1859-02-07
Arfi|itetts.

e. BURL1HG-
4 RCaITECT-NU3 II j. 4c LASALLE
n Street toves Hs1nsn t.elpcke's Daok. Is tre:
pared 10 tlsh ans dnt 8aete4.nns al kinls Of
h.t!dusa lie ennadeuily refers 10 msay II the best
ball In ;s IL Jhl:asob III pua1e Hnl urlvat=as Ggi
dentey of bis ability aud at intucd to hin will
bc executed tu the IN 1T aasss'.c:orT xs BIS: II
, 1859-02-07

q Z f T 3 O Q K s.
IN ELEG ANT BINDINGS,
JUVENILE BOOKS AND GAMES
IN GREAT VARIETY,
WRITING D@Ks, DO. CASES, PORTFOLIOS.
ND
FANCY STATIONERY ARr1C1E3
OF Every Description,
Tor 8ale II tho Bookstore OF
GEORGE A. CAHNNS.
deB 14 AKI &rEEET
, 1859-02-07

PITTSBURGH, IT. WAYNE / CHICAGO Z. Z
1869. WINTER RATES. :. 1859
Through Freight KlHe.
T1ROA DATE AND UNTIL FURTHER
nodoa, Ere4sht viii b. carried over thu Line u