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BEFHEL NOTICE.-Rsv. VIM. Day will
preach in The Bethel Church Sabbath morn
lag and evening. sabbath School as usual
At tWoP.N
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@rnEsEies & 2Epriaiaae.
TPROBERTs STORE YOU'LL

[A always ind
Prime Joints Of meat of every kind;
His caEtink parts are very fee,
on Which an epieura might dine,
And thank his stars that he had found
A place Whe1e such choice meats abOun-
ARd inyAlids might now grow fat
II they wOuld cat such meat as that,
And other fJlHs would rarely die
IL they could Of friend PTObeIt buy.
What Pr bsTt buys are ell well bred,
Not only that, they're ali Well fed,
Which M kes his IN a. 50 very rais
That none with It viii well compare.
his sheep are OF the pursst br ed
Upon that pO mt we're all 0gTeer;
Then when for meat you make a start,
BE sure you find the we'll known mart
" hen he'll te sure you well to serve,
With sufh choice meat rs you deserve,
hnd then he makes 30 low charge,
Which does his trade so much enlarge.
feel I've now said quite enough.
PRAY do not think this a mere guf
70 sell his meat. 'Tis no such thing,
For bad meat will no Gus tom bring.
ind this piece is getting long,
So III now cad my market seng.
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SIMmbiMa.
D ?. so " q 4,

! PLcMRER AND GIs EITTkR,
no. lO7 Pub. Square, (undeE Ohspin BAL.
lluiActuIo1 and keeps eonatantlY on hand all kis e
g 3iumb1fl' end Gas Filters materials, such as
HTdr1utg Bath-Tub1, w star. Olossts, Wa5h- -Ekandl
Hath-Boilet1, Lead, Caviar ilsd and Ircn Pine,
Ehsst Lad, 3raag and lion TN and Eorcs Pumps,
1Fl1 and Plated aucstgI and eEsry thing necessary
% f ED Hcua1l, Stores 30, with WafaF and glH o.
tho Uosk aDTEoVad principles.
~ All work waFFantod snd 6ons punctuailY.-
work. ieula
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EOREIGN HXUHAN e. e..
Drafts IN amounts 70 suit, ffOm IS upwards OF
England and France, aud al the principal Oitfs8
Germany. On EranEfsrt, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna
Nuremberg, Oaasels Cologne, HsnbuEgh, Bfsmsl
1tuttgarts HAnheim and Prague. Fer aaIa b
BFis 8AEEbAba 3 HAuB4AdHs
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T Il R82lODT z

sKATna on THE FLATs.-Ths ponds are
covered to-day with brisk skaters. How is
Il about The Skating Park1
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MASTERS SALEEPT9sTSE%T5 p 70

lIl the command Of a pluriea dscretaf order AZ
sci. lrcIn the court cf C0mmca Pleas OF CuTRhoss
county thioi At tec it Of Nell on Prince and ofh
I'd, snail pose % sale 81 pu'lc Arcfiou, at trs
door Of the u urt Hcuse in fh City of CleFslsn IN
sai1 county on he 2t day Of January. 1852 ct two
O'clock r NJ the ,otl wing described EreInist5 to
Wlt; situate IA E3st Cleveland, Cuyahcga county,
uht0 ana b0Hhde3y hegi NJ ing In fce Plsnk itond.
AZ south l9sf9 wet chains g.3f LINKS ir,m me
We eorntr Il 6hiterdeu evils isrd; thencs sonth
thence sou-h onsirs and ca link; thenes N 80
west cha rs and 76llnasi thsnce noIt1 393fo eait
g lnkai thence u0fsh e0i4' west chains 70 the
liuks to the place Of hsginnicg csniaiBing threa
ana ore hslf acres OF land. Arprafsed 1t S575.
GE0. II. WTmAE
b. L. EeaVls Haster GosHmh
Pitts AftiV de~gl.5TI
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AeaaI -.
OTTCE5F 3 YRfITHfI8ig 80.

KIOTIGE Or j. X (lIJFOB 8 SA ~,
IN -Ps.5o1al gropsrt bel0nEing 70 She esiats II
WILLIAM a.. THOMPSON, dec. Ised, couaf1flnr
% one Gold Watch, one Lsntiaf ~ one Roer-
ing Chair, one hodstead and Bed r IL saf1s l,51a
lot Of Ourreus BUSHES, enc 500 ftnR and goif
Chaio, Wearing apparel and othsf property wiz D
500 at Yenene, az the selling house % Hsorgs III.
on the lth day Of fJanusrY ls62 - hi O'clock n ~
iOrtnopni and eontinlo ssom day to aa- lfba prop-
er. y Is all 5cld. EALPG LUDaf.rz
deeaE153 Exscctor.
NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO AN
i order made By thss ddg8 VI the Probats Goart,
for the Comfy Of Uuyahgge IN ths msfsr of the So
st4nmeut Of William Fiske, ahali osier for ale at
said e31ty. On the ilth day Of JanaaTTs l852- q
O'Clock r M the following described Notes Iudgs
menfs au Accounts 70 wit, being be assets oi said
ass igunss1t:
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After all othsr Treatment FsIlsii
DIR. A. GIBSON.
Formerly Of EeE YORK City, VIII p4y Ons Haz-
trsd dollars FOR the proof that hs ever As 20 cure
ths shove named diseases. He Ein pay the same
the United s'o.ea treats the sans 6lssssss With
silsT many years Of isborious study and expsri.
enceS Or. GIBSON z happy in Icing abls % au-
l0uheo % the unfortuHst8 that 10 has psrisotsa q
sPEEDY- AND PERIARHKT OURH
81 the above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
VITA al bed efsets erlslng thersTom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PBOsfRATIOE.
Hs has succeeded n guEing easss Ia this city sos
oi whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
iefstyied physicians, We profess 10 treat ali private
maladie5 with suocsss, END without reosistng the
islst particle qi bensnk.
Or. GIBSON dOes mot boast that bs Is msnibss Of
some college IN London or Paris - perhaps some
others do Tor the purposs Of en8nsring the innocent
and who h0ld oat great e4Psotetonl never % Be re-
EliEed. But what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of q
this, that he Il sbls g giv9 entire gatsfacon 70
those who reDose confidence In his ability and intsa-
rty, and thst 20 has perfected American system
o. troatens which challenges any PhYsisisn Of Lon
aon o. fais oS any patsnt medicine 70 sap toE The
arrangements, both mental and phYEical, aFiEing
nom eszasl Or leorst a6use.
Or. elB5OA also claims fos his new rsstmsnt the
following Advantages over all others yet discovered
ana nrssi tha SCENTS used are In no respect disagree
Esr5ury, nor any other daIstsIfous drug; 6sSOndii
no restrictions 10 Diet or business IL required; Third
kEcatlnolt ana gaflatn al
Hs sAnds prepared 70 50 into any public private
hospital In the United States and d6Hlonstrats tn
Immense superiority Of his nav treatment over any
other now Known 70 the world IN point Of prompt
nasi PeEnaEsaaTs Mlldnes-s sAfsty and conVSntsEoi
b tie patient
Dr. GIBSON tg permanently located n Cieyelalfi
And has during the past two YeaIs performed many
0lEel oi etssa4sa which had for years. resisted III
other modes Of treatment. Reference can be ggsn "a
individuals Of the nrst rsspeotsbiltY Ia Cleveland
Boston, Kew York, and othsr ctftss IN rogEEd So
skin and integrity iH all professional tFsnsseE0ns
Dyspepsia, 9huemstisms bcrofula snd eli ehrau-.
diseases treated with superior Hnoeena.
~ Medicine sent 70 any FErs 81 SIC oouutry On
TecsiDt Of ten dollarE.
Dr. 9LBsoE E'B EsH Work On Physs0soEI or Eals
at hl1 ofress
DIR. GIBSON
Professor Of Eleetr0pGt4y and Ls6ieisss,
~ 0Eics No. Ii7Ontafio strsst, O. rtairs, . 81
doors from the Public squans
Ofios hours from to u and fH1B % 9 0iDes
FaiiY, tHundaY5 szo5ptsdl puEa
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".
ElJah h ndrlok.
n "A = Fl IL ID ~
COMMISSIONERS

1lL sALE.-PuTsuant to the command Of a dq.rs.
tai order OF sac n m the Uourt Of Common Pleas II
S5nYahoaA coaniyt ch-oi e the suit o. Kaufman
dlrseted shall e1pcse 70 sale az public auction 81
the door Of the Court House, IN the City Of CleFe-
land, on the 10Th dsy OF December, lsdl, at two
o'deek P NJ, the itllowiI described Ia and tens
ementss 70 Wiz Situate in said county Of CuFahora
enty -n1ne in 3 s. Stones subdivision OF original ot
ho so, (tormerly Brooklyn f0Wnship,l nov olive
lana Oitys and has olE and rear Of 50 ct and ~
Ret IN depth, and fronting on Herman street.
Also sub lot 6zl il Hiram Stones subdivision o7
pari Of original lots So and s. IN Brooklyn hs7lna
20 F2 feet ifont Trsin street and Izs dspl6
GEO. IA. WYMAH,
Gage 3 Bruce, Master Comm
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M ASTER'S SALhS- PDRsUANT 70
INA the command Of a pluries dscretal crier 81
sale from the Court Of Common Fi' S. OF Cl7aho9s
county, ohio, At the sci Of Samuel a. Brooks and
NcEtn " Brooks against HOrali0 n Gates. D sifs
u G8tes. Augusta ht. Miftl- LcTgFr, Edmund 4 Z
Mittlebersert William Mistlebereer, Conp1srcfs1
Mutual lusurance Co, Thomas n. Bows, Iosiah
dseessed5 and Others 20 directed shall er e5sa
or pubic sale, a. pubc auction, at She door of The
Oourt House, in the Oiry OF Glove and on the e day
OF January 1862, AZ tTo 0ol0ck P. H., Of said daF
the fOlloHlng described pieces parcels Of land 70
Wit. situate IA the township Of BrookIFn. hefna
NUMBER segen IL ne thirteenth rangs Of townships
IN the Oonnecticut Western Reserve in the State n
Ohio, and which IS also IN the ecanty Of C1Tahoqs
aud is known ~ parcel o. land west side Of ClT-
ahoga River, new IN City Of CleYennd and Is boIi6
ded as toloWss casterls By Cuyahoga River; north
cry oy "a q heretofore ecnFeYsd judah Colt ~
John M. Moolseyi vest b. EfFer street, SO called.
aud sOutheriy by land formerly owned ~ aiirsi
ho liver and exl. ndng al rghE angles with EiT-
er street and said River RteeF 5trest about one
hundred and forty fee, ha1s the saTne land rlnvev
ed 70 said Admuud G. p. Miltlehereer bF the OH,
Llfe insuraacs and tFust Company b dad record
"a IN tgy alesa comfy hecords, vol q, pages a3 3
next s1ut heTy Of aoove gnd b0unde, nort horly b
said parcel OF land aeovo dascri s easterlY b. Guy
ahOga klger: ives eFlY by said hiver sire & s1d
southeriF by line parallel With the nurtheriq ifue
tno twenty one feet distant thereirun extending
rom sdii hlver 90 "a River sleer, being nsrt 81
the fred W liams lot, called AJAX ng IA an one
hundred aud enty eet mont en- SAID Xiv. r, ana
the Elevator Building, machinery and fEfu e. on
said premises De ths same more less, tut subject
to al legal Highways. AppF- isod q SI2lo,
Adams oaDaeld, 6Iastsr Gonznir.
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GtnanetAI.

eS0 O00 MONEY ADVANCED,
9OO. .UOO In sums 20 Brit-at the old stand
md Wali known WAGNER'B OlEIOE-on ssc1ritios
of every kind, Yi4: Dry GoOds, Hardware Gold and
Olnthing, Furniture Carpets Pianos Mirrors Paint
ngB General Merchandise, and Personal Property
nd articles Of value the most satisfactory t9ra1
Business srictlyB ciTBts. EztabliIhadlS5l. Watohc
and JeWelry for sale st bargains.
WI. WA0NMR, Oilca No. :, Watar Et.
Corner Superior Btrsats over Gso A. Davis 4 0S.B
rlnthtnr Gt-srs -esff
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MEASURES SAI, R-PTIRs

M ASTER'S SAL E-P PURSIJ-
INA ANT 70 ihs command Of a decrstal order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pihas Of OnVahogs
county, Ohio at the suit OF Christine HeE9 arain5f
Frederick Arnold and Catherine Arnold 4 ne 5frsc
ted shatl expose TO sac at public auction at fLs
door OF the Court House, in the City af Clevsland
IN said county on the 22d day OF January, 1852 az
2oelock p ~, lac trllowing described premises 10
wit; Situate IN the City Of CleTeard, in the Stale
OF ohio, and which Is also in the County of CuVs-
boRa and is known By being lot No. thirty-eight in
John n v Woolsey subdivision Of original City lots
No, I2l and 35 inclusive the original alotfenfs
Of village OF CisTe md, as by the maps Of said sub
divisions on record N said comfy viii more fuily
front by Parkman etreeti n0rtheag eriF by lot MO-
81 sou heasterly IN fcar by Psrkmau lane, and
front and rear, and 100 feet deep together win 2
dwelhng houss erected on SAID lot, be the saFas
more or lesss but subject ali legal hiEhWavs- =
Appraised at S5Do. GhO. II. WTMAN,
Master COMMISSIONER
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D. ". QAGE,
Adams = Canfeld, hlaster Conzni Z.
Pit'ns Ait'ya. Dec 20. Issl.57f
GHERIFh SALE-IN UBEDI-

Iii EhlfH oALE-lN UBEDI-
~ ence to the command Of an order Of sale Of urop.
ery attached after hnal ludgmaut, issued nom tfa
Court Of Common Pl1ss Of CuyakoFa UouniT~and
state Of Ohio, and 10 me direeied, iu shs CO. n
Marvin Kent, plaintiff against Thomas Denhau da-
endant, shall expose % sala At public auction al
the door Of the Court Houso o. said county oE ths
twentieth day Of aanuary A D., ls62, hsfwesa the
nours Of two q four o'clock p. 81 Of said day ths
following cescEii ed lands and tenem nts, 10 Wit =
:. iowa by being partof two acta LOT No. one hun-
dred and qfty two l IN Cleveland and Is bonh-
dsd as toilovsi oeeinaing az point n the s0utherg
line OF bolYef 81 eighty Two feet aud "a inchea ron
tue IL ter1eotion Of she wist ne OF said lot No l5s
With tina theEly iiue Of olrer street. thence ru
ming easterly along tae southerI5 line Of Bolivar
street. tWeuty-Iour bet 9i inches TO point; thsuea
seutheriy along line parallel with the east line 81
said lot No lA2 ons hundred ard eishtY fret TO an
alley tightaen Ret wide thence westerly along the
north sids Of said alley twenty four feet 81 inches
20 points theme northel " along a line parallel
with the west liae Of said lot No. Is2 one hundred
and eighty feet 20 III place Of be- inning, beng 6a
east falf Of part ul sil lot i7 deeeei By John e.
1853 4"
Appraised At thirty. three hundge5 and .sFsniY.
i've dollars. JAMES A. CRAW, she %,
BY HEsRT y. JoHNa6s, Deputr.
PANE & WADE Plaintiffs Aitys.
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PBODERT always keeps the CHOICEST Meats, and
the lovers Of good eating are invited 20 give him
call at his Market Ontario street, near the Public
squsre. dec27:355
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DR. RIBRON.

Professor Of Eleetr0p6t4y and L{sdieias,
~ 0aaos No. III ntario street., O. rtairs, 81
doors nom the Public Square.
Ofio5 hours from to u and f1R % Z s0iDes
sally. (Euud azassrts5N pura
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30

H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
General Agent for Ohies
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MedIn0l March I, I85I.
- The above named Ladies We are personally &C
ausfnted with, and know that for several yeaTs
while we lived in Medina, they WeIe great sGherers
Migs 8. has been 20 badly atioted that 1t Will
bottles Of OathOicon entirely cured her Of her com
plants. My wife received great beBeht rom TIL
medicine. We recommend Il 10 the Ladies' Of tht
county g eafs and efleisnt re1ss4Y i9r the NAM
JOHN WEEKS,
EditoE Oanfsld Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30

MR. h. B. KIRasLRY-Dear Bir: We feel It = d1ty
we owe to the public, to state that msrshall,s O.
thOlicon is . medicine Invaluable for complaints
oassed uIlsr the head Of Female Diseases. We hRVt
used your GrBfsnharg Medicines and have beel
greatly benefited thereby so much so that Wert
the prioe double, would have them. 10 the thou-
sands Of our sex who ere suffering trOm weaknesses
We would recommend the 6stholioon a sure pana
oea. Il gives strength 70 the system and enablas
each Of the organs OF the body TO perform their ap
BrOpriate ipnctioRa. Mrs. ". CATER,
MRS. T. =, WEEKS,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

The TRI- WEEKLY SENTINEL,
Is published every Monday,
Wednesday & Friday morn
ings at 1900 per year:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
what the South Demands.

The States intent on secession, demand what
they know full we'll the north will never as
sent to, The propositions which have been
made by the ommitee of thirty three in the
House, and the committee of thirteen in the
Senate, are alike extravagant The present
constitution under which the country has pros.
pered for seventy years, is no longer satisfac-
tory to the South-they will trust to it no lon
ger. What the South asks is substantially as
follows:
LIST. 1t demands an amendment to the con.
stitution recognizing slaves as property. I'd.
right to carry slaves into the free States, and
hike other property, they hall not be subject
10 be Invested or impaireGby the law of such
Tree State" Sd A slave code for the Terrific
ries guaranteed by the Constitution.
If the Douglas Democracy have any rolia-
bility whatever, they of course cannot accept
any of these proposals. the separation in the
Charleston Convention last spring took place
because the DougI asites would not agree to the
formal recognition Of slavery in the Terrific
ries. That party few months ago, profesed
to reject, what the Southern Democracy de.
mand now The position of the northern
Douglas men now, is little equivocal-their
leader who a shost time ago vaunted himself
on being the chief agent in the repeal Of She
Missouri Compromise he is now again in favor
OF the establishment of geographical lines, be-
tween freedom and slavery.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
Is 1t a Republican Paper?

MeSsrs. Editors:-The Kenosha Times has
hitherto prCtessed to be Republican paper, but
from articles which have lately appeared in that
paper. the pro.slavery proclivities OF the editor
are disclosed. Take, for instance, the Times of
last week, Dec. 9th. In its anxieties to propi-
tate the Slave breeders, the Times not only
wants an immediate modification of our Person.
al Liberty Bills, but says, "Let us settle this
Territorial imbrogio by an equitable division of
the public domain" &c. So the Times propo-
ses to abandon the Republican doctri ne-of no
more Slave States, and divide our free Terrific.
ry with shareholders, and by such sacrifice Of
Freedom, to purchase peace,
| The Times also last week, republished, from
Boston paper, nearly half column oflow sour
| rilty on Henry Ward Beeeher; the burden of the
article being aimed at Mr.. Beecher, because o
his anti-slavery doctrines The eloquence o
Mr. Beecher is called "rigmarole;' the substance
of his discourses "fummery;" the secret of hi
attracting crowds of hearers, is because os hi
abandonment of common sense and reason;' Ii,
is "doing great mischief" &c. 1t so happen
that there are scores of persons in Kenosh
county, who have listened to Mr.. Beecher's dis
courses, and scores of others in this county VIII,
weekly read his writings; and These persons vii
all readily peceive that the Times is only lend
ing itselfto the pro slavery haters of distinguish
ed anti slavery men.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

gB We would correct the Kenosha Dem
Ocrat in few particulars, if it were ofany use.
That paper says the TELEGRAPH acknowledges
the right of Congress to enact Fugitive Slave
Law, and that the penalties fixed for its viola
ton the Telegraph does not object to. This is
all a mistake. We have never said the power
was vested incongress, to enact Fugitive Slaue
law; we have always avoided using the word
STAGE in this connection, because the Constitu-
ton does not contain the word SIaue, and Mr..
Madison says its avoidance by the trainers of
the Constitution was Intentional The Tele-
graph has alwa Us admitted, that there was a
constitutional obligation to ''deliver up" Fugi-
tives, owing service or labor. but has never
held that it was the duty of Congress to. enact
any law on the subject-this duty more prop
erly belonging to the States. The penalties
for violation of the laws, we have always
maintained are barbarous.
There are some minds so pbtuce, that they
cannot perceive why we should object to the
Present Fugitive Act, while we admit Com
stitutional obligation to surrender Fugitives
1t is admitted that the Legislature has Consti,
tutional right to enact laws for the collection
of debts: but it does not follow that a law MAX
ing it death penalty for the nonpayment of
five dollar promisary note, must necessarily
be cheerfully acquiesced in.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
TreaEUu III H1gh Places.

IL treason were confined to South Carolina
alone, the complication of our public affairs
would be far less dangerous The compIieitv
of the P resident and a portion of his Cabinet
with the schemes ofthe secessionists greatly in
creases the hazard Of civil war; The refusal of
the President to allow any reinforcements for
the protection Of the property of the Govern.
ment in Charleston harbor is only one Of the
many evidences Of the traitorous position Of the
administration. The business of seudin0 arms
ana munitions of war to the South under the
Hechon OF the Government has been going on
or some months past Nor has the sendinr of
arms In large quantities to the South been the
only means furnished for strencthe ming the
hands of traitors. The ~ y. Tribune saws
that 81 ,OO0,o 900 of coin have been removed re.
Gently from the sub treasury of New York city,
ana shipped by express, as is supposed, South,
Add to all this the squanderinr of the pnb-
lie funds and the bankrupting Of the United
states Treasury by officers in the interest of the
secessiouists, and especially the recent abstract
ing Of bonds at Washington belonging to the
Indian Trust Fund.- amounting to nearly 81
SO0'uoO' and some conception may be formed of
the state OF things in our National capital
Treason and robbery are running tin every
department at Washington; the Rational finan-
ces are ruined, and the Government is forced 70
borrow money at such rates as it can. Traitors
IN scores sit in Congress, and it is notorious
Tact thai, during the past four weeks, these trail
tors have been preferred in the payment of their
claims, to those who are ire TO the Union
few months more Of such rule as now pre-.
Yalls' would prove the ruin of, and overthrow
the strongest Coy eminent in the world.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
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be addressed.
For sale by Wheeler Clark, and by f. Robinson Ke-
nosba; Bodies, Smith g Co., Chicago. ly4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
The Great Female Medicine.

The functional irregularities peculiar to the
weaker sex, are invariably corrected without pain
or inconvenience by the use of Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills: They are the safest and surest medi-
cine tor all the diseases incidental to females of all
ages ana more especially so in this climate
Lades who wish 10 enjoy health should always
have these Pills. No one who ever uses them once
will allew herself to be without them. They re
move all obstruetcns, purify the blood and give
to the skin that beautiful clear and healthful look
so greatly admirs in Il beautiful and healthy wo-
man. At cerSaln periods these Pills are an indis-
pensaole companion. From one TO four should be
taken each day, uctil relief is obtained A few
doses, occasionally, viii keep the system so healthy
ana the blood SO pure, that diseases cannot enter
the body
Jqdson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
Dealers in Medicine