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Ayers Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Rerittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache. or Bilious Headache. and Bilious Fe-
vers indeed for the whole class Of dis
eases ignaiing in hillary dersnge-
nent, caused by the Malaria Of
Miasr1stic Countries.
We are enabled here 10 offer the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty. is suli perfectly harmless IN any
where these affecting disorders prevail This cure
expels tho nlissnlac poison OF Fever AM Ague rom
the system, and prevents the deseiopmsnt o. the
disease IL taken on the first approach q its prenon-
itory symptoms IL s no; only the best remedy ever
vet discovered for this class Of complaints, but also
the cheapest The lzrge quantity We supply Tor
dollar brings u within the reach of everybody and
In billions ds~fricts where Fever and AEue PREVAILS
everybody should have IL and IL freely both Tor
cure and protection. A great superiority OF fhis
remedy over any other discovered for the spes-
dv and certain cure of Iutermittenfs h that IL oop-
tsins no Quinine mineral, consequently n produ-
c~s no ausnism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution 1nose cured ~ J, are ie" as
healthy as if they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF the
missmatc poison great variety Of disorders arise
ss- srsss~sssa. Aino1ag which are
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, 6ous, Hesdseha. Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrah, Asthma. Pspi-
tation Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Hys-
terics Pain In the Bowels ,Colic. Paralysis
and Dersngenent Of the stomach,
Al Of which, when originating in this cause. put on
.sCrKE exfels the poison from the blood, and con-
seouentiy cures them all alike. IL Is invaluable
protection 10 immigrants and persons travelling or
temporarily residing in the nialarious distriets II
taken occasionally daily while exposed 20 the in
lection that will be excTeted from the system, and
capsot accumulate in sufficient quantity 60 ripen
into disease. Hence 10 is even more valuable Tor
protection than cure. and few will ever surrr frssn
infermiffenfs IL they avail Themselves OF the pro-
lection this remedy afords.
- Prepared 10y Ds- J. c. AVER a. CO,
Lowell, Massachusetts,.
All our remedies La sale 10y J. l. CusISsHka,
p. NJ. DoSSKIiy, aud by all Druggists IN Iefre-
Haute.
wholesale by AIllx Co, Cincinnati
iunl- -9deom-weo~
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RAGe AGE = i'cgED THRouGH-NIs
Rk%EFERS FREE
Fare AIways as Low as BY any Other Rouiel
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALI MAIN
OFFICES

FRf.feHT1.
NJ tbs Eeuis Freighis Of ell descriptions can be
f.rrari. a frssa rhlladeiphis New fogk. Boston o.
r.ftfr,,arr - any r,oiui the RAILROADS q Ohc.
Eenfoekr Ir.firna. liuef. Wters<r. i1ra. - Aiis.
ssarl. IS naiifesd dlfstt.
Tts renlssyixarla i.aiifsd also rannsc's a rsts-
hr,~vh With steamer. > a'rh 4 a~i- cr- be -
,srse.i - as.y port the ohio, saskinFum, Ken
,,rfv Tsnressee Cuuisfi1ni. illinuis. Mississippi,
wi.cersir nlssolsrs. kaeas, AZ azaz al hea ias-
e.. ara - gievclslat S1nltakF and Ghitago N.th
S,...oers a. sll rsrfs the North Western Lakes.
M~~rhan.s ~ Shiprers enfrussing fhe ffarsfcfia-
ts ~ tfrsr Frrrhf - tEis ccurssy. esn fely vtth
e.suftarsca - ~ sfrtsis fr rAneIt-
THR rArFs oF rfsEiGfT . sny point IA the
usst ~ The reszsyt. aniA hsilresa a. Al times
a. f.vrraile rharxef ~ othFT laiirasi co'n
psnies.
T. particular - n,srk packages 'ssts rrsxsstssxia
RauknAn.~
h !. sxrrDFn. fhllafslpAis
MA0RAw A COOKS 80 North -. ralfimors.
rEEcH a Co. Nc. Asinr Hua~-. - Ne. souti
WlIiixra -. New York.
lFfCH 4 Co. - Stais a.. leztss.
NJ HOUSTON. fererl frei<ht Aeenf. Fhlfs
FvpCH LEWIS a<rsrs Sapt. ttossaa, feun-
4. n HoUFT. ssen-rsl ticket sssut Philadelphia
ss=st~is
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ME plcAL.


Is esnstisutionxl disease, . eorrupoos of the
Il blood, by which this nuid becomes sfustet weak,
and poor. Being IN the circulation. II perysdes ne
whole body. and may burst disease any part
of Il. No organ Il free from ts attacks. is tAere
ons which it may not destroy. Ths serofnioss t&i1k
Is yaroasy esussd by nercnsisl disease. lon llng,
dlsordered OF unhealthy food impure air. fish aud
nithy habfs The depressing wees, sad shove ALL by
the stnerssl Infection. HhsssSer BE- Is origin "A &
hereditary IN the Constitution, descending from pa
20 chlldreu the third and fourth genera
tom" indeed, n seems 20 be the rof Of Hin who
says u viii visit the lniqaues c. The fathers spo
their childrsn" = Is .--.r go. II. - -.
Its effects ma by 1eposiHca fretn tfe i,cct
0f corrupt q ulcerccs 1.atieI, yalch n ths rngs,
liver and Internal or l. tsfs1ed tarbercle, Il
the Fads ssFeliia ant Gu the suE ace. sroIttas
This foal oorruptlon, ~h.eh gendsrs ~ The
blood depresses the energies Of le. % That scro'a.
ious complaints, bat they have far less power %
tad the attacks n other diseases. consequent
ly vast numbers perish By disorders xlrh. aisosfa
not scrofn0us in their nafnre. sti rendered "a
tai by this tslnt IN the system Most of the con-
sumptioe witch decitnated the human family has is
origin dirc<fly IN this serofiouF oor.tssD<ton ane
many 1esfrucflye diseases VI the liver, kidneys,
braln and Indeed of al the organs. arise from OF
are aggr AZ atsd by the same cause
One quarter Of all people serefnions, their
persons are invaded by this lorklns infccslon, and
their health s undermined By H. To cleanse IA FROM
the system We renovste the blood BY an sitefz-
tive medicine and nsiForafe II BY healthy se>d and
exercise. Such medicine Se supply in
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

DEEF BEEF ---our friend Joe
ID Rnpp. has erened .r,zat s-sp Ia iAs hasd-
sosus nse tdilflnf n NJ. II Barr "a tth street.
rnss.ss 81 See fresh fst be<s prFk. lsush, Nd &c
u.ssfna. a. r<.tsnstfs FsssL fivss him freqasut
csIls ort - ta
e 4r
ssses ~. 4 e.sft
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The most oaecnal remedy which the medical skill Of
our times can devise or this everywhere prevailing
and fatal aAlady II combined frhm the most active
regnedisls that hsve been discovered for the expur
Cation Of this foal disorder from the bleo1 and the
rescue of the system from il destructive conSe-
quences Hence il should be employed for the cure
Of not only scrofuis but siso those other affections
which arise from IL, sneh as
Frup,iye and Skin Diseases. Sc. Anthony's Fire.
Rose, or Erysipeiss. Pmplss. fastules. kletch-
es Blains sna Boiis, Tumors. Teffsr and Salt
Rheum, scald Head, Ring~orrn. Rheu-
mstism, SyphIltic and nercuresi
Diseases. Dropsy. Dyspepsia,
Debility, and, indeed. al fr
Complaints arising from
yitiated or Impure
Blood.
The ,ooulsr belief in ssimpurlfy Of the hloot'' Is
founded In truth Cor scrofaia degeneration "a the
blood The particular purpose and virtue Of this
sarsapara i purify aud regener ate this vital ru-
d wStboat which sound health i impossible In con-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

E.R ALLEN, A. G.
Terre-Hsuts. June II. Lssl-e~3~
p. She expenses q this year compared With
The expense fof is5s and CO sho~ = decrease q
$3.50
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced 10 81 per day,

Since the opening Of this vast and oouanodious
Hotel in 1854 It has been the single endesvor of the
roprletors 20 make Il the most sumptnoas. con-
vensent and comfortable home for the citizen aud
stranger un this side the Atlantic.
: Aud whatever has seemed likely TO administer TO
the cosnfcrs q IT, guests they have enaea~ored,
without regard cost, 70 provide. anA esHabine
all the elements q individual AMI social saey1nent
which u,oIerr, art has invented sni modern taste
approved: and the patronage which Il has ecmman-
I'd during tho past zix years i gratifying Preof
that lheir eHorts have been appreciated.
To meet the oxigencies oftae times. When ali are
required to practice the most rlgd economy, the
anacrdFned.
Have Reduced the Price of BOARD 20
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Al she sane sne abNilnz asne the isxnrlea with
whlcb their table has hitherto bern supplied.
TREApwElr> wHrrcsun a CO.
Se.s York. sedf >. 1851. 3nos
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
TIELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPA-

HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA.
aFLMBOI.D'S BUCHu for the Bladder.
HELNpoi.D'S BlIhu i,r The kidney
aEIsfBoi.D'S BJcnt for the Gravel.
HELMEOL0's BUCHJ for -. ptopsS
dFINBOLD's BJCIU for Nervousssess.
HElNDoLD'S BuCHu foT Loss OF Aelaefg-
aELMBoLD'S BCcHu FOL Dmness u sisien.
uFIMBOf.D,s BUCIIC for pificnlt Breatiing.
gFINROID's BUCHU for Weak Nerves
aFfMBOI.D'S BUCHU for General Debility
qElMBOLD's BUCEu tor Universal IAsstae~-
HEIMBoIp's BUCHU for Horror Of Disease
HFINBOIDS BUCHU for Night Sweat.
HEINBofDs BUcnu Cor wakefalness-
HEI.MBoLp's BucHu fer Dryness Of the skin
HEINBOIDS RUCHU for Ernproak.
H.lMB0ID's BrCHU for raln IN the Rack
HFI.MBoID's BUCHu for Besviness of the Eyelids.
with Temporary suf,asion and Loss Of sight
HEIMBOI.D'S BCCHU for Mobility and Restlessness,
with want Of Attention aud Horror 81 Scciesy.
grcrMROf.D'S BUCHU for obstructions.
HTI.NBoLD's BUCHU Cor Excesses arising from In
discretion. and all Diseases cf
FRMAIEs-FEMAlEs-FE
FEMAIES-FEMAIEs-FE
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED. OR con-.
TEMPikTING MARRIAGE,
iAAH w THEY ARR OF no AvAu.
HuNBOIIrs EXTRACT BUCHU
ts T,tF VERY BEST REMEDY IN TIiE WORLD
.sns from nIi<reson Habits of Dissipation. In the
DECLINE or CHANGE OIL
sEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
no FAMILY SHOULD RE EwfTHoUT IT
Take no more Bal<.m, Mercury. cr Unpleasant
A''''flnsi fHlnFiMBoiB's NJ ExTRAcT BrcHU CURES
SECRET DISEASES
| In ali their Stages. Al little Expense.
IIstle OF change q Dset. No inoouvenienoe.
AND no ENroSURE.
Use HErSpdD's EXTRACT BUcHU for Ezeess-
e. arising from habits tnfuiged m
nH Nc.NeAsD D"nD
An. sor disease. arising from habits Of dissipation
n removes ell improper discharges. and WI restore
The patient ina short time TO state Of besith and
P1IrI,S IIss HErnpotD's EXTRACT BUCHU for diseases
.ns en.esIeus sfthe most distressing character.
II uss aEIMBoID's EXTRACT BUcHU Cor al asee-
'''' '' '''ifiii TRiSSKy ! lsi ORGANS.
ws~sher existing IN
MALE .. = FE".Is' !.
''" 's;.s;; ';;;; s'ssfizfs 81 '''''
An N. above diseases and synp,ers admit = N
sane treatment and may orisinsts from the SAM
e-"' READ, READ, RKApi
. HEINBoID's BucHU is safe and pleasant IA t.ss
I snf o-;or. bus immediate in it, sction-
Personally appeared before me, an htcrmxn II n
essy q pknsdeiphss, "A. r HEfNBoi.D. Chensist. Oh
. beag ssy s~crn does say thss hss pr~psrsien ca
rarely % vegetable. NJ !. HEINBolD
sole Manufacture.
ewrn ard suh-crib<i before me. The 1sd Cay
= Nsvcmber. .lssl- wN. -HibbAkh, Ait<rmsi
Price ei per bottle. six for - delivered "a a
- address.
Prepared by hkiAoID.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
1ox Seuth T~kIth st.. e<.c~ Cbe>tnrf fhli
4 nEWAWE OT COUNTEmfEbIs
= AND UxPKSt1PixD nfAfEH
Who e-sfesvor - Dispose "es rrxu o~s" snd "cr
rr'' kxrszEs IN sErrrku,r srADxpu
n Hsisnhoii's Genuine frspsrsticfs-
~ Extr.rf Bocta-
nv s.rrzr=--if--
nj inprvved Koss wssk.
a tn. BARR 4 CO.
I'd An1 eli pTsfx1sts evsryvb<rv.
a. AK ron HEiMBoLDS TAXI NO OIkk1
f>.x rus tie styerxt<<xrkut and s~Dd fo< r.
AID AvUDuRoeru0N And KxSoeuns
asp1ven .. IS :. =
s. l--.----z = =.
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OF ne FIFTEENTH SEJfI-AyyUAL sTA7E-
AENT Of tts condition of tAs HOME LFSC-
RAACE C0AP4NY, Of the 6ay Of lseso YORK,
oa fae la day Of January. 1861.
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LEG l..

Annual Report Of the Auditor Of yigo
County.
DEPoRT Of the Auditor of vigo county. showing
III the amount received and disbursed for thssyear
commencing Jene lss. A. ID, lsso. and enfing Nay
3lst. A. d. 1851. inclusive.
DEHETDTG
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ASSETS.
Cash, Balance In Eank. I 25307 %
Bonds and Mortgages tbeng first lien on
Real Estate, worth at least II So7 20O) So 6o2 03
Loans on Stocks, payable demand,
amarket value Of securities Sl97 $40 50) Ia 900 90
Bank Stock, (market vaine) 7ss75 90
United States Treasury Notes, (market
value. los, 1888 so
Brooklyn City water Bonds, 1880 90
North Carolina State Bonds market vaN 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds market value), 1900 90
Real Estate, No. W all Street, 65305 Al
IIfserest due LIST January 1861, (Uf
which So, $50 y has since been reed, z7,7os ST
Balance In hands OF Agents and In course
of transmission from Agents, on lst Of
January (of which $ll .sss 10 has since
been receivedl, 60. zoe 10
niifs EeoefvaDle (for prenses.s- In
land Risks. s4,sss 90
Other Property, Miscellaneous items, $500 90
Premiums due and uncolected on Poll
cies issued at ofce, 3.l3o Is
Total, sI,<s5, ,&oe 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN, PEKsrnrSr,
A. F. wIIIMARTH. yIcr PkEspExr.
J. MILTON SMITH, sEcREraEY
JOHN MCGEE, Ass'r sro'r
CHARLES CRUFT, Agent.
No. 8 PRGkIx ROW,
malSdu EkuIr. ixp
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Tao D1ifg Connections from HarrisbWrqh "a
Baifimorr and WashisgfoR
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL. 100000
:. 4. wAIIscs, Sec'y- Jss- c. BoIrxs. Pres't
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RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.

there has been eounsy orders drawn for he fellow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-11
vIsKIi STEE's SALE.

Whereas D. A. Bishop and Alice Bishop. bis wife,
by their Deed vi Trust dated January lh, lH6o.
vrveh 10 Robert II Gilmore, In trust. the following
described real estate n the county of Lse Of
Iowa, the west half Of the south west quarter of
satuun len, n) except and three acres,
and the y. half OF the w. Of The NV Of section
afeen lJ) all bsing ID TewnAip sixty ak co., Range
Hse 80 eouainfng in all ninety eight and fonrth
acre a. the payment ota certain pfonissor,
mote, thefeln described for the OF two thousand
Nv hundred and fifty AK dollars and eighty
erhis. - $50 60 with ten per ceBt per
est after maturity and also the and expenses of
sad trust.
And whereas. the principal sum IL said noie men
uonedls due and unpaid together with Interest there
from February % ln6l. and whereas, the said ~
Bishop has default IN said payment per the
stipalntions ol said npln and Decd Fl Ifu I.
Therefore, l. Robert II Gilmore, ms Trustee afnre-
said b, direction Of the holders Of said note. And
heruntn by said Deed Of Trust empowered, viii sell
the real abave described at sale .or cash
the highest bidder, In front OF my Office, In the City
of keokuk. in said county. on Monday, thu 3uth day
Of September, lsG. between the hours Of o'clock
m and O'Clock p. m. and commencing nj o'cinek
b. ~ said day To satisfy said demand, and the cosi
ofsad Trust. ROBERT H. GILLMnRE,
Aug 81 ,fBldlm Trustee
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Fare always as low as by any other
route
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTsBURG.
II j. Tickets for Sale at nIl the yInin
Ticket Offices.


J. X T. G III r S.
BY this route, Freigbts OF all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, Aew YORK, Boston ar
hAlum"re 10 or from any point the the Railroads
Of Ohio, kentucky, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri, Bf RAILROAD DIRECT.
The pennss lvania Railroad also connects at Pitts
burg with Steamers, ~ which Goods 10 ard
cd 10 any point on The Ohio Muskingum, kentncky, i,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin, Mssis.
sipp, Missouri Kansas. Arkansas. and Red Rivers
and I'll lies Gland, sandusky aud Chicago With
er- 10 Alt ports on the North~S estern Lakes.
Mcrehaats and shippers rntrns,ing the Transports
ton pf their Freight 10 this Company rely with
confidence on its speedy transit
The Kares Of Freight
To any point W the West by the Pelnsyivania Rail
Road, at all times AS FAVORABLE AS AXE
CHARGED BN OTHER COMPANIES.
III RI BE particular 10 mark packages, VIA PENx.
r. R."+I
r. J. SsEEDrR, Philadelphia.
MAaRAw d. hooNs, ~ North ST., Baltimore
LEE ~ Co., No. Asior House, or No L. s,
William street, N. Y.
LkEca n Co, No. ~ State street Boston.
IT, II. HOUSTON. Gen'i Freight Ag.. phiiade phia.
l.. X. HOUPT, Gen. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
ENOCH LEWIS, General supt, Altoona, Pa.
aux9d
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~ NAbE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DlsTRIcT Iowa. |
Ry virtue Of an execution to directed, issued by
the Clerk Of the District Court thu United states
Tie Southern Division OF tile State of Iowa wherein
h. Cofman is Plaintiff and John Templin and Hugh
Rorstvr are Defendants, have levied upon and will
sell 10 the highest bidder at Public Auction the door
Of the Clerks Office OF the District Court Of the United
States for the District OF Iowa. keoAuk said
trict the Sth day Of September d. 1861 between
the hours ef O'Clock A. al. and clock II. M. Of said
day The LollnainE property, situated IN Lee county
Iowa part OF lots ten llu) eleven (If1 twelve
lia ia boeA number fifty utue, 595 tbs city OF Keo
kuk, described BY the following metes ani bounds,
commencing ninety three OBJ feet from tile of
Fulton street Oh the line of lot twelve, la) Fifth
street thence nj right angles said lots twelve
fl2l eleven I'D and ten (U) hundred and fifty
thence Norhery along the line between lots nine W
and tens ll Ia said block twenty three feet and six
inches, thence aT igh angles said ots {lu
eleven III and twelve O2 one hundred and hfty feet
TO rth street. thence southerly along Fifth
the line Of said lot twelve twenty three feet
inches to the place OF beginning, reserving thsrefrom
an alley ten feet in width said property, ons
hundred feet from Fifth street.
Taken and levied upon the property OF John Temp
lin, to satisfy said writ Of execution.
III. M H0xIk, II. s. Marshal,
Aug. 70, 1861. ..dtd. by HARRY EuLTos, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-11

STORY Blils, Story Partnership, 0frenisaf 4
Treatise, Diilon's Digest just reertys sd bysIA
sopid OGDEN, bkOWNkkk ~ 20.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-11

@ II "A N q Il OF TIN E.
Cn and ater Saturday, August 10TH the Trains
Road will run follows.
First TRArs leaves heokuk at..........7 100 A. M.
Arrives at ri. Madison at. S:3U A. NJ.
SECOND TRAM leaves keokuk at. ...... 2:3O r. NJ
Arrives Ai II, Madison Recommendation ut. r.
FIRsT TRAIN leaves FL. Madison at .9:aO A. NJ.
Arrive ai keokuk I:fpO A. M.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Fl. Madison. 80 7. N.
Arrives at keokuk 600 r. M
J.. w. OGDEN,
huEed Acting Supt.
- EI.te..G { nInGE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-11

DOST-OEEICE DIRECTORY.


Arrival 81 the Mails.
Eastern Mail arrives daily Sundays sxsspted} via
Plymouth al o'clock. D. M.
ST. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily Mondays
excepted at6,p
Western Mail arrives daily (escept sundays al IL
O'clock, Ia.
Bariin ston Mall arrives daily except sundays)
pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily Sundays
excepted at SPIN.
Charleston HAL "a tri-weeklyl arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at pm.
Davenport and t0ck tstsnd Matt arrives
on Taesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays ats, a.n
C1Oaing Of the Mails.
Eastern Mail eeses daily except satardays) at sp.
ct. Louis and Southern Mail eieses daily (Mondays
excepted al y.
Darlington Mali Closes daily ,excepi Saturdays At
ep. IA.
Western Mail closes daily {eaeept saturdays) at +
o'clock n. IN.
carths se aud Plymouth Mali closes daily Saturdays
cxetraedl al p.
Davenport aud kocA Island Mall ftr Weeklyl closes
Mondays, W ednesaay4 and Fridays, att p
Charleston Mail Qri-seesiyj closes Mondays y ed.
nssd4s ar8 Frsiay atGs m.
Iii m Tire Fcst Nh4ee siif be- op~b Sundays from
70 o.sioekt an J Il. HOW ELL, T.. Nj.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07
aehool Examination.

The Salem Center School, under the instruction
OF l.. b DODGE, will close its Winter term on Fri
day, the 18th of March. The exercises for the day
are as follows:
Opening Song "Sweet memories of thee"
There will be an examination o the different
classes connected with the School, and we hope all
its patrons viii avail themselves orthe opportunity
to hear it,
The Rhetorical exercises consist of the following
declarations aud compositions
Declamaiou--J. Kenyon Bunker Hill"
Defamation DelOs Merchant, wisconsin"
CompOsition-Mss H. A Reeve, Failing Leaves
CGmposion-D. Orion, 'Contentment'
Declama i,n -OscarBishop, Western Eoquence
Doolamstion--J. kidder, The Folly Of Dsunion. >
Song-'Tle Red " hite, and Blue
Compositon-Miss NJ. Mellor, Blessings brighten
as hey leave us
Comp lsition- Jennie Reeve Spring
Deo.un lton--J. L. Dale, South Carolina and
MlssdUhusett5'
Declamation-Mi Ravens, Onion
Compostion-Mi.s Anna Turnock, The last day
Of school,
Compos tom Kate Bundy, To our Frien4s
Song-'He D0eth all Thing5 we'll"
DecamatOn--Ch Bundy.
Declamation-Orlin Reeve
Composltion-Ms Nancy Bacon, There is Beau
ty Everywhere"
Composiuon-MssS Sarah Chapman, The Old Oak
Tree
song-Our Good Cd Friends
Declaration ). Reagan, Jacob Doolttle's Trip
Across the Big Pond
Compos,ton--Alss Jane Dale The Tried and
Trie'
Compositon-Miss Lucinda Bundy, WHO loves
me best Y
A German Song.
Defamation from The Little Giant on the Union
Closing Song-When shall we all Meet Again 2
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07

The Weather, during the past week has
exhibited its usual number of variations; snow
and rain, cold weather and warm muddy roads
and frozen roads have all been experienced
One day the streets would be so muddy as to
render navigation almost impossible, and an
empty wagon would be all pair ofhorses could
conveniently draw the next day the roads
would be so rough that those who found it nee
essary to ride were obliged to adopt rate Of
speed considerably less than 240. But winter
is getting old and feeble. and his struggles for
supremacy with the young and vigorous Spring
are rowing fcebler with every effort, and We
feel safe in saying that no one will regret whel
the old tyrant is finally subdued and his gen
lie successor shall take the soepre, TO sprinkle
the earth with flowers and fill the air with fra
GRANGE