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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-06-27
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notice

IA is hereby gwen, that by virtue II order 10 me
directed by the Judge Of Probate Of the county of Ing
ham, dated the 5th Gay Of March, ls60 authorizing the
sale of the real If AmaZah Stou htOn decea et
that shall Saturday, the 18th day OF July next,
1850 O'Clock in the afternoon, tho premises IN
the village Of wsmston offer for sale nj public ve.due,
all the right and interest OF the said deceased in and
the following described real estate, the village of
WILLIAMSON, wit Lot number six OF block number
one, in the village OF WILLIAMSON, county c: lngham.
Dated April >, 1850
nafut CHAPMAN Administrator
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SALE.-By virtue of one
SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue Of one

~ execution issued ont Of AMI under the seal Of the
Crcu. Court for the county of Livingston directed
and delivered, have levied upon all the right title nj
Of Spaiing NJ Case, and 10 the following des
cribed lands and teneuen., TO wit Lot No TO- in block
No. l.2, lot No TO- block No. 49, and lot No II, in
block No H. in the city Of Lansing, county Of lngham
and State Of Michigan which shall expose for sale ~
public vendue highest bidder the court house in
the village Of Mason the 9th day of August 1890
Of one O'Clock n. Dated Mason. June 18th, 1860.
6~2e9 EDY BAKER sherry
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DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

Il igan. County Of Ingham, sat q session OF the
Probate Court Tor the County Of ngham holden at the
Probate Ohce, in the village Of Mason Monday, he
4th day june in the year one thousand eight hun
bred and sixty. PTesent-Wm. ii Pinckney. Judge Of
Probate In The Of the estate Of Linus III Fowler
deceased. On reading and fling the petition, duly
fed, Of ". Towes, executor, sc, praying for license
to sell certain real estate Of SAID deceased
Thereupon IL is ordered that Monday the 10th day Of
July next, eleren O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
for The hearing Of said petition and that tie heirs law
Of said deceased aud all other persons interested in said
estate required To appear at session of saC court,
then be holden al the Probate Oce. ia the village Of
Mason, and show cause il auy there be- why ta prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted ant i is further
ordered, thai said petitioner give DOtee to the persons
interested said estate, OF the pencency If said petition
and the hes Ing thereof by causing copy Of this order
to be published in the Lansing Republican, sspaper
printed and circulating in SAID county OF Inghsm, foI
four successive weeks previous TO said Day # hearing
(Auue copy WA IL FlNCkNEl,
4w26, Judge Of Probate
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
Ldn'tn9, June 20, lso0.
STAN OF NICEIGAs.l-

STATI os MICHIGAN,
Cstygf Lnsing,
To Geo. W. swift, A. Gooiriigs, ". O. Wiley, H. II.
Smith, Taylor, Joseph Mills, and all other persons TO-
tsrested in the following described tremises viz Lot
block So 10, g. block 81; lot block 81 lot J. block
lot block lot block SO lot c, block so LOT II
block eS lot II block 81. Tor L. block S. and lot. and
!, block 81.
You hereby notified that assessments are sbou. 70
% mace upon you TO defay the expenses Of grading Sh
awassee street from Walnut street 10 Washington Ave
nue.. Inat assssUsni rolls have been made therefor,
which are on file in tie Office of the CITY Clerk where
they VIII remsin open for your inspection un Monday
The second day Of july 1860 at ~ O'Clock ?. NJ when
and Were the Common Council viii set TO hear appeals
from SAD assessment, and oer AID shcx cause
If any there be- why said assessment shall ee sae
and collected according to law
By order Of the Common Council.
2s269 GEO A. ARMSTRONG. c.sy Cl-k
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DROBATE NOTICE-Notice is here.

l. by given tina, !, the Undersigned, will make applc,
ton to the Judge Of Probate Of the County Q, nzsm
the Probate Office, In tho village CT Mason on the "a
day Of July next for final settlement and discharge
administrator of the estate Of Ezekiel Massey deceased
JAMES TURNER, Admir- estate Of Ez-ki-l Massey
lansing, June 18th, 1850 2s2sa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-08-02
Views Of Honolulu!

a LII PERSONS VISITING or
"a on these Islands. should not li 10 send "a set Of g.. IL.
Bnrge~-' Views at Ef0nOlHls 20 .iei- friends abroad,
as tlev viii convey by far a better idea of tlr-c-I-ry.I Habits,
Customs. etc, Of this place. uau any works or prints ever pub
u-I.l- To be bad Of +. BURGESS.
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Commercial advertiser.
hale Ahaoleie o la PoeikOhofa.
~POakahi, Tulai 23.

HaIawai ka bora 10.
HeIuhalu IA ka mooIeio, apoao ia, puie a
pau.
HeIuhelu mai o Naiapaakai he p~llqpala
hoopii mai a SlmueIa Nance ma Kola kau-
al @ koi ana / 81. no ka hama ana / pa ho-
Ioho!ona ma Waimea Kauai.
Haawiih / Ike komite no ma dala koi ana.
Heluhelu mai 0 " ideman, he p~alapala
hOopiI maia Pachewa. Q koi ana j s. 10 no
ka mana ana ka pa aupuni ma KoIa manu-
Il o Ee kauVha a ke k]iaaiHa. haawiia i ke
komite no IA dala koi ana.
Heiuheiu mai o Asa Hopu he palapala
hoopii mai Hama mai 80 ma inoa @ moi ana
aole @ nc & ka publ rama ma Hawaii nei.
aolc haawtia ka p~llapaia ae kuai rama he
kanakd Hawaii, e hoOcmi il ka auhau liO, g
hOoLawals Ia i pun dala no ma kula, g ae ia
i kela med keia mea g halhaIi leta ma kona
lima me kb uku ole / ke Aupuni.
Haawi J. ma pauku.
HeluheH mai . kaaukai, he P~alapala hoo
phi mai HlnaSua mai 30 ma inoa . moi ana.
E hoerdiia ka auhau Ito hapalua, e ac
in HI maa riuvSI, . noa ma bigi hihiu i kOmo
laai ma kf alma o kekahi.
Haawiia nl komite Il waiho il ma ka
papa ma pIuku.
Heluhelu mai o Wepa he p~aIapala hoopii
ma ka ahahuI mahiai a HI Moi g moi mai
ana @ haavviia i $500, no lakou @ like me IN
makahiki L~hala ae nei.
Waihorat ma Ia papa a hapaiia ka hapa o
ka BiIa ka!ai wsiwLi / pill ia usea.
Heluhel8 mai q Wiiemana he ~palapala
hoopii mai me ka IT. Metcalf) e noI mai
ana Q hookdawaIe ia pun daIa Q hookaa j
ka hapl o kl lilo no ka hoonoho ana j mouo
ma kauplkuel Hawaii. Waiho ia G noonoo
pu ia me In bila kalai waiwai.
HIoike maj ka Luna HoomaIu ua loaa mai
HI bila mai,ka Hale Ahaolelo ALI no ka no.
pu ana / na. lawehala. Ia hoohoioia me ma
hoololi. Ma he moi o kamakau. VA aponoIa
keia hOololi sna.
HapIi ia ia hama i hooplnee ia. Lilo ka
Hale j komite no In Bila kaIaiwaiwai. No
no o kaIlIhoU ma ka nOho Luna Hoomalu.
HeIuhelu ia Il hooholoia,
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T.. BLf~HED WEEnLT ~
HENRY vi. ~ IfIINEs.

ae Ia / ka poe / hoopii mai e lave / hope o
keIa hOike a e hoolaha'ku he makemaks Ia
kou.
Hoike mai o Knudsen, no Ike komite wac
! haawi Ia e noouoo ! kd pun dala q hookaa-
wdle Ia ana no ka plI ana / ka POLYNESIA.
Ma ke moi o hamakau VA haawiia keia ] Ike
komit- o ka Hale no ka Bila Aalaiwaiwai.
Hoopuka mai o Ukeke he c.elo hooholo @
hOokaawale IL / $500. / mel q hiki al G hoo
MONO ! Lunakanawai Apaua no koolauloa.
Ma he moi o DDwsett VA waiho Ia keia ma
ka papa.
Ma he moi o kahulauui ua hooholoia @
kauoha Ia he honite no III mana Hou e moo
moo / kH pono o kI hookaawale ana ] 5000 /
inca @ hama al / kao, no ka muliwai o Hala-
Wa ma MOlokai.
AIanao Pilipo g h~ookaawale ia / $1,000 /
mea e hama hOu al j Ike a.auui mai kihoio Il
hiki i kaPllaoa / pau al ka Pele. Waiho
IL a nOono pa ia me ka Bila k~alaiwaiwdi.
Heluheiu mai Ia Luna Hoomalu he pala-
pala mai ka Hale Ahaolelo ALI mai @ hoihoi
mai ana ka bila @ hoomaopopo ana ka
hOopili ana o he kanawai / ka poe kuai i ma
inca ona Ia hoohoIoia lakou me ka hoo
lOii. Ma ke moi o Webster. ia apono IA ke-
Ia h%OOioii.
Hoouna mai ka Hale Ahaolclo Ain he BIZ
la kanawai hooponopono inoa. HeluheIu
Ia. Eapse Ia na rula a heluheiu eluu ia ma
h. poo.
Ma Ike moi o Wideman. ia haawi ia keia
biia ! kellhi komite Vac.
Ia kohoil o Wideman, Green, KaIama,
Kipi, kamakau.
Hapli Ia IA hama / hoopanee Ia. Lilo ka
Hale i komitc no ka bila kalai waiwui.
Noho o Naone ma ka noho Luna lIoomalu.
H1pIi ii ka noonoo ana i ka haawina no
ka oihana Paipalapala 0 Ike Aupuni a ia
hoOholOia.
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Hoike mai o halama no Ike komite no ma
Buke Helu ne mau biLa no ma lako kakau no
ma Nupepa, hela mea keia mea. no ka Hale
AhaoleLo o ka Poeikohoia hui IL S2.3S 90.
Monao he komite e hauoha il lakou e XII
koo aku ! ka waiAona q 3 hookaa aku ! keia
mau bila ale.
Ma Ike moi O kamakau ua aponoia ka hoi-
Ike a Ike hOmite. a ua kauoha la lakou e
kikoo.
Hoike mai 0 Asa Hopu no ka hapa 0 Ike
homiJen no Ike koiua a Nohoua manao Ike komi-
te he wahi koena no ma la mea hoopIi aka ma
ka Hale no e hoohoio. Ma he moi o kipi ia
lave ia ka hoike q haawi ia / Ike komite o
ka Hale / keia Ia, ola Ia mua o ma hama /
hoopanee Ia.
HeIuheiu mua mai o kaaaua he bila q
hooauu ana j ma mahai o Honolulu. Lahai-
ma a me Hilo. mai ia auhaU aku. Ma he moi o
" ebster, ua hoole ia kcia bila.
hapae ia ma rula a heluhelu mua mai 0
Naiaplakai he biIa no ka moekolohe. Haa-
Wi IA / ka unUhi oieio.
HeIuheIu mua MAJ o Ukeke he bila Kama
wal e hoopau ana / IA kapu o ma konohiLi.
Ma Ike moi o Dowsett ua hoole ia kcia bila.
Ma ke moi o haaukai ia hooholoia g kau-
ohaia Ike komita @ M Buke Helu G kikoo
aku i Ike kuhina Wuiwai / ka uku o ma Luz
ma o Eeia Hale. a me M lilo g ae o kail pu-
Re. / keia Ia - o Iulai lSG0.-
Haluhelu mua mai o Wideman he Flla
kanawai G hoomaiU i ma lima kupapau.
Haawi in Ia unuhiolelo.
liapaiia ma hama hoopaneeia.
Lilo ka Hale ] komite no Ike koi ana a No
houa.-Noho o Ukeke ma ka noho Luna
Hoomalu,
Heluhelu in ka hoika n k Komite. Hoo
paaplaia, a hala elua bora Alfalfa ma he moi
o Gerina VA hoopanee ia ha nooaoo ana j
keia mea a ka poakahi-hoopou ia, aponoia.
Lilo ka hale i Komite no ka Bila Kalai-
waiwai: noho o KIP ma ka noho Luna Hoo
main.
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ka oihana Paipalapala o Ike Aupuni Il va
hOOhOlOia.
No ka oIhana P~aipalapala. 2O.OOC
No mn Eaqa HIM
NJ ~, J,I, o,br oooC
~ al, ma H.. 300
- ~ - NJ. oDGC
- , ~, -"' -, 80
NJ, L. moi H. -, booo,n :, L. H.
- - va ''oP'" 1t N7 ho-
NJ Pr "a a. I-I =
= ne u . NeNe III 'ooPiiee ID M Li-
- PIP i''' ~ 49,,
IE,I,v,i I L. bor, IN
Heluhelu i, La pooIrIo on,Do :, n,Ia .,
ran.
K,n,a /, M ruI, q no +, o Naona % helm
heIu mai he miami, boon;i mai no n, Ma
kai o Honolulu he 30 @ moi mai ana q hoo
kun in Iakou fnli m AMMAN aku.
NJ, ka moi q Naone ~, boawi +, L.r,,bi
Konit. Wa.
L, kobo in q Naona KouIi, Abolo
Uoil,a mai . Naion,aL,i no /, han,nui =
10 Ko.oit. mr. -, bIlbcoLoIol,oro -, T., .,.o
! INV; :, !, LLon M L, I-nr,L@ra,r,
ANNA . Honolulu N,ngo La Kornita .
b6tom,u i, kaia aha
n, Ike moi . Grin, ~, boov-i +, klein : La
Kopita o ka Hale ! klein ?,
HoiLe waba mai . ChambarIa,-pa NO I,
hama uul,u o La Komitc. menqo Llkou e. Iua
! ka hoomau ana il aha. Waiho pu ia Ike
komitc o kI Hale.
Hoike mai o Chamberlayne, no Ike komi-
Il wac / haawiia @ noonoo / ka haawina no
ke kuia kiekie o Hilo.
M1nao he komite @ ae ia keia huawina a
@ hookaawale ii / $4,000 no ka hanai ana ia
kula. Haawi III ! k komite o Ia Hale pu
me kl Biia halaI walwai-
Hoike mai O W ebster 40 ke komite wac.
! haawi Ia e noonOo ] ke koina O Mary Par
ker a me Marg Green; Alanao k komite he
koina pono he ne ia ka Mary Parker, aka o
ka Mar. Green, aole 9 hiki k ne IA.
Ma Ike moi o hamakau IN aponola ka hol-
Ike n ke homIte a @ haawI Ia he komite o
hi Hale no ka bila kalaiwaivai.
HapIi IA m hama ] %hoopInee Ia, Lilo ka
Hale komite no ka Bila k~aIaIwaIHai mono
o haIlIhou ma hi mono Luna Hoomalu.
Hapai ia ka noonoo ana ka haawiua no
he kula kiekie o Hiio Il ua hoohoio Ia.
No ke kuia klekIe o HIio. 3,OOO
T. kIkoo Ia klein kaia / ka NaiIo-
ma mahoPe o hi hoolIlo ana In
waiwai o keia kula o he Au-
punt Hawaii.
No he kokua i ma kula Beritlnia, 1000
(E huiia iloko o keiI haawiua ma
dala Sl22 no Mary Parker.
No M .H'1 k4fk10l1iiHe H1u1i.
VI O,bu - non mo La L,,,i anoN
f.; l., -, - L.. t,Ia 70, Nil mo
= - -. - LII, 49, NJ , oOO
60 Il 000 mo H,vIii - 600 no
II n
H,r,i !, La mon = ka komire Ao1,Ian,la
- NJ - II - omn ~ -
; Zoo NJ ~ u - - = -
w.
80 H. L, r,o,oo an, ko b,avin, no
L. mn mn EooIau 800 . ma k moi o
- ~, y.ibo +, ma L, nan,
NJ. - Nh. -, ~ :, 10 k
! = ~ 80
n, +, ~; . KaiIibo, ~, boo,,Daa !, I,
y \ = ~ N
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stlltb2GjC3l GayNs.
JOHN II. BANKS.
Y. BAZTN.

10cIZ S1& GE2IEl2jtEz.
Esrsual-. ca Capt. B-ovas Premises. 21G-im+
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18
MepEted Commitment

The following well merited oompli-
ment to our City Marshall, .Huqh Ne
Dernao@, would have appeared in the
TELEGRAPH last week, but for want of
room. We take what follows from the
Chicago Press and Tribune:
WELL DONE, KENosHA.-The party
who went from this city to Kenosha
to recover the body of B. F. Hall, of
Aurora, who lost his life in the Elgin
disaster, express themselves highly
pleased with the generosity of the peo,
pie OF that place, and their readiness and
zeal in doing all in their power to assist
our Chicago friends in their mournful
errand. They desire particularly to
acknowledge their obligation to Fl. Nc
Dermott, City Marshall, who was among
the foremost in the extent and value 81
his services. With hisown hands he
performed the unpleasant labor of ex>
humation (the body had been buried J
lifted the body for re-burial, and ut r.
lyretused to accept either praise or com.
lpensation for his task. We are Glad 70
say this good word Of Keuosba. and o.
her faithful and generous officer.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

The OrODhiIiau Lvceuun


Some of our young men have organ
lzed a debating society, or lyceum for
the sake OF Improvement in defamation.
composition and dialectics, to which
we wish to call the attention of the pub
ic.
They have engaged spacious r.om
for the term of one year, and have fitted
1t up in very neat and tasteful STYLE. in
which they meet weekly to discuss ques-
lions and transact business.
ANY project that mas for its object the
improvement of our young, should, and
undoubtedly will receive the approba,
ton and assistance Of our citizens.
They desire to collect library and
to gather attractions to their room that
they may offer greater inducements to
the young men, than the saloons and
grog shops. Can you help them and
have you book or picture to give them!
it will aid them. At least let them
know that you feel an interest in their
Undertaking, by visiting them.
They meet every Friday night il
their room over Rudd's news depot. at
seven o'clock Go and see them.
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The undersigned has been requested
by several persons of both parties to
state the precise object OF the Kenosha
Wide. Awakes in attending the demon
stration on Saturday evening last.
The Wide-Awakes having heard that
Stephen a. Doughlas was expected to
arrive on the o'clock train and adj
dress the citizens OF Kenosha, unani-
mously resolved to attend the meeting
as a body, for the sole object of seeing
Mr.. Douglas and hearing what he had
to say. On arriving at the depot we
took our station where we expected
Douglas would make his egress from
the cars. When the train arrived there
was general rush for the rear car
The Wide-Awakes remained in their
places waiting further orders, when |
was requested from headquarters to
bring the torches in front of the plat
form Of the rear car. I gave the nee
essary orders, the band commenced
playing Yankee Doodle" and the
company moved forward. had not as
yet seen Judge Douglas, nor was I, or
any member Of the company, or band
aware that he had made his appearance
outside of the car. The company had
advanced but few PAGES, when sever
al gave orders and made signs to the
band to stop playing, which they did
on the instant the company halted at
the same time, some twenty feet from
| the platform. Then for the first time
did the Kenosha Wide-Awakes see and
hear Mr.. Stephen A. Douglas, who COM
menced giving us particular "Hail
Columbia" on a thousand strings, for
thus insulting him.
Had Lincoln or Seward been on the
platform, the same orders would have
been given, and the same movement
made. / do not present this explana-
ton as an apology-for 1 consider an
apology unnecessary-but merely as q
plain statement Of facts.
ID. G. MCVEAN,
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The convention for the nomination Of
county officers, meets on Saturday next
the Goth inst. Since our last issue
candidates for the different offices have
multiplied at least, new names have
been introduced to our notice. We have
heard no complaint against the present
incumbents, and if any changes are
made, it will not be with view of OBJ
tanning men Of better qualifications, but
for other reasons. The contest for the
nomination of Sheriff is likely to be the
most exciting; the names of some half a
dozen candidates will be presented to
the convention either of whom is
doubtless capable of discharging the
duties of that Office. The other county
Offices seem to be less anxiously sought
after, yet for some of them we hear OF
more than one candidate.
We can only express the hope, as we
have heretofore done, that the conven-
ton viii select the best qualified, the
most substantial and acceptable men,
for the several Offices. In the meantime,
if any of the candidates have been at
work, getting up packed delegations,
and forming secret combinations to pro-
mote personal ends, we wish all such,
bad luck--(we mean in the nominating
2onvention.)
The same remarks apply to our AS
'embly District convention. We have
heard the names Of several suggested
or the Office Of Member of Assembly !,
we trust these several gentlemen will
Keep composed, and submit to the de-
of convention made up
entirely of unpledged delegates. We
trust that the convention, in making a
selection, will have reference to the
best talent and Legislative qualifications
to represent this Assembly District.
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TIKI
only EPA:RATIoh
WORTHY o.
Universal ConaAsnos ana nna~na..

Fer ssatssnssn, Judges, &ss~~vwan.
Ladies' and 0enseren In AN parts Of - -s,a -
the efficacy Of Prof o. }. Woe1,s Nais k,.s.,st;sI
gentlemen Of The Press are unanineus In = psa
more end 1t VIII DO impossible Tor yoa v dssSt
II Wall st.,N.Y, Dec. 81, ,~a
Hsntlsnen our nete OF the 18th nst has hesn IA
ceiVed, saying that you had heard that had be-
lifted by the OF Woods Hair Restoratvs ava senA
ing my ssrsiaeats of the fact if had ne objection
it. award 1t to you cheerfully because t6ipk q ~
Ny age Is about 30 years. the color Of nv hair arbn~
and inclined to curl Some Ave or six wears sipce 4. -
gan to turn gray snd the scalp Cd the crown efmy
to loose its sensbiity and dandru to form upsp it Eh
of these dsagreeab increased with time And 49,.
four months since q fourth was added to ther
falling off the top my head and threatening to ske -
bald In this unpl easant predcsmeot was in5rcsd ~
Try "oods Har Restorative mainly to the falling
oni my hair, for had ally no expectation that greS
haT could ever be restored to its original color excc
from oyes was, however, greatly surprised to find Al
S 1se " wv notnes ony That not only the fall.
ing on aEes'el put the color restored to the grey
hairs and Senshty TO the scalp and dandrur ceased "a
orr on my oe4o very much to the satisfaction of my
wle' az J. nose solicitation vas induced to try it.
For this, among the many obligations owe IN bsr a..
strongly recommend oil husbands who value the sdmir
sion OF their wives to prot by my example, and use IA
II growing grey or getting bald
To wood GeEy r3s % 4fa BEN LAVENDER.
Ny family ere absent from the city, and am ne lonO.,
at II Carol Piece. - ''' '"HS''
samaston. Ala. July Goth, 1859.
TO Pfof q J. Rood-Dear Sir: Your .tHair Resto,.
NV mas 2o'aa 'ny har 40 much good since begun the
use OF It, HAT wish 70 make known to the PUBLIC Of IL
suecCs on th@ air Toic are great. man or womso
may De nest eprved OF hair, and by resort 10 vonI
Hair RaSas atige' the hair viii return mos bestS.,
hBA eTefi 81 east SHE is my experience BelieveI ali
Yours truly. =" VIM KENEnY
I: 3 OF ean publish the above If you like By nnh
hshing N southern papers you will get moro pstrou
age south see several OF yonr certificates in the NJ
bile Mercury, strong southern paper W.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Frof o. }. Wood Drar Sir Having had tho m.sso.
OF the yellow fever in New Orleans in 1851 wa in~
ced 70 make trial of your preparation and found n =
pc Ihe very 'nlng needed. My hair is now thick ana
In giving to 'hs afflicted such treasure. ~"
FINLEY JOHNSON.
York, and ia Market streel, st. Louis No.
kSr sale ~ y. RoBINsoS, and Wnxnxz C1AaE. n.
Roshs, ard by al good Druggists and Fanev ScoX.
ers. To- .Sx Soocs De@e
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Try TINS remarkable and most interesting remedy IA
Is composed OF she concentrated Juices the most nower
o ana the most soothing Plants and Roots in nature
Chetnicaliy combined and insulated well sealed glass
b'tes, an' charged 10y powerful Battery. Thus Dos.
essing ~ addition to its superior me Jca yirues stronS
agnetic ard Electric properties rfo oundlx
ana tInlnenty qnieting and soothing It relieves pAIr
aId hnan'9aon ct once (WheA freely applied re xinS
e strained muscles and nerves. giving life and vi.
gor ny ITS e-gving qualities, to paralized parts and
cnronlc or long standing complaints end weaknesses
phaying nervous PAIN (Neuralga,) Irritation. AID q.
moving distractions like charm Indeed al who have
iseu IL speak OF 1t az truly wonderful medicine and -
TEEN oy fsr superior to and all other external rem.
eies IN use applied In season. Il 10 an unfsnR Fs,
siylor the Group Bore Threat Of the kunl
spinal irritation Ague in the Bre sstand ct ali 49,
cures nervous Headache Neuralgia sore eyes eav aehe
tootn ache agus In the Pace Pnples sruptons Of a
kieds fNes Bruised and gprained Limbs Burns Progsn
pare, Ohl0ieins, incident ssd long standing Sores.
wounds, &C., &c. 1t ell also restore hair 10 The ha
head, and prevent the hair from falling
ih Magnetic Ointment has been extensively used upon
ai anu DfauGht Horses, for ais wounds
Lahehessi and Is n sure cure, when applied for the
.eTttohes upon Horses and the Poet Ali upon Sheep
All the Rroprietors ask for the MaGneto IA fi
trial confident that all they claim for II win be fou nd rw
to the letter. In the neigborhood where Il 10 manufse
ored many people buy it by the Quanuty and Il keps
and used BY almost every inhabitants q Panassa Cor u,
numerous pains and aches every family Is more or lea
amcted with. We say again
| Try DIP. Trask's magnetic Ofmsmemt.
None genuine unless signed 49, BusU, with Pen sas
Pamphlets containing full directions around each bstts
and circulars left With agents Price sAilnss fer
| and shilngs for large Bottles.
FOR sale BY WHBELKR OLAnK and y. ReBfmsoH Ksuo.
| sha and all other Druggists In the country
~ All orders should be addressed TO D. RANSOM a
CO., Esrlville, Madison Co., Y. 6mfo
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18
POIitic0g Notices.
ponnt1;onn ward meoiings.

The R-Dgloaa electors Of the city Of geuoshs, are
hereby notified 70 at their respective wards, at the
places hereinafter designated Thursday evening" Oct
istb 1880 At IL O'CLOCK appoint Delegates to the
County Conventions and also to the Eastern Assembly
District Convention, as follows:
Isl Ward ut the City Council Room-three delegates to
the county, and three delegates to the district convcn
ton.
I'd Ward-at the School HouGehrte delegates 70 county
and one delegate to district convention.
81 ward-at Basement Of Methodist Church-three dele
gates county, and two delegates to district conven-
YentiOn.
4th Ward-At N Aliens building-three delegates to
county, and two delegates to district convention.
BY ORDER or CITY CONU/TTdE