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, 1862-11-18

":r Is now bsi2g pr-s=ea in that s:..u5T. vi=o-
tons style" for whitt, the Democracy d svc
elamored SO long, We stall sooa iocrcase ,he
field for the circu :stion o1 treasury otes lite
ORE falf, by the Conquest OF the rebel S.a,es
To whatever extsnE it us:y be proved BY ex-
re1iencs to be ezsedieut to circulate such
notes, they constitute form uf natio1a! Gebt
calcu1lttd to Increase the strength OF the nj
tionaa government, if re must bave suca :
aeht In any form. While large national
stock debt may strengthen the British govern
nent, it would, on the contrary, present in
this country constant temptation and in
oucement to schemes Of breaaing the Union
mp.
Il is not SO with debt existing in the form
Of treasury circulating notes, diffused every
where from the natare Of them, aud interest
ing every body, to the amount OF such po:ss
TO uphold The power from which they derive
their value. Every man with treasury note
in his pocket, has an inducement to oa y pa.
tEot, and it is much better to have that sort
Of inducement Oh The right side, than on the
wrong side.
, 1862-11-18

Iepry Ward Bee2hsr thus closes review of
tue manner in which the var has beea con-
Quoted under tile auspices of Seward in the
cabinet, and Mcclellan in the flsld:
Meantime, in this dismal year Of military
iEcc1rpctcnvy, nc have weakened the hands Of
all that sympathiza1 with US in foreign lands,
spd multiplied and strengthened our enenlies.
Is it Strange that, ct lcug:h, there should be
great political reEulsion, and that We should
contiict-the po1itical2 Such result was in
tyitable. Nc one that is not living among
the ceorle, in daily familiar conysrse, ca1
conceive Of the weariuess, the disappoiat.
ment, the actual disgust, that was felt Tor the
gtnerI1 conduct Of national affairs.
Taking advantage OF This st.te OF alTaies, "a
vorrd By the absence Of hundreds Of taoas-
ands Of men III the armies, ther- arose s3c-
tton Of men whose antecc5ants and instincts
led them into sympathy with slavery, Who
engineered an opposition party. Besides the
1ren wl'u secretly favored secession, or Who
with the Woods openly aV0wed that doctrine
Of state rights, which is the vital principle Of
Secession; besides those WHO hated Aoo!i-
ticIist6 with euch ferrcr and sincerity that in
cor. .parson their dislike Of slavery WAS tame.
and seemed almos: u tie nature Of liking
besides those strong party lnsn 6ho thought
this good time Tor The rejuyena:iou Of Sue
old Dtlnocratic party,-there we're enough
real and siccere Union men that Went over
from disgnst Or in hopes that any caau.e
ou!d bt for the better, to III Ike up the ma
ile1ity in the several States that hare goae for
the opposition.
This last great period re have jast entered.
No man can re.ell its hlsrory. .Th..su 5st ~
tial unity Of tle North is broken To all our
other difficulties, we Ere now 10 haqe addad
sharp, fierce, unscrupulous party wariare We
neither hope nor dtspond. We wait. Should
the same il 1tlUeEce continue to mould the poll
ey yatWashingtoE- same vague hopefulness,
the same silly tenderness to malignant enc
mics, the same infatuated expectation Of
bringing rebels back By moral suasion, aud 8
forbearance which, considering our military
disasters, can be regarded only as impotence,
then will comea fearful year, through 1hese
lurid sbacow We may discern rancorous ha-
treds, disastrous wars. and get more disas-
trouE peace!
But, if 1e~ counseIs are taken, and men of
neral convictions and practical instincts are
allowed to give counsel in place OF ffuizless
dreaners, We may ste, ere the year rolls hall
its round, an open Mississippi. reclaimed SEA
ports, the rebel capital @on, their armies Bro
KEN and captured, OF Criytn into the taatnrSsas
Of the mountains.
There has nothing happened yet to prevent
an nlnsrrious Termination OF 31f. Lincoln s
administration. But it must be by the eyer
else If forces, counsels, and men not hlt1.rso
| employed.
, 1862-11-18
4 Bloody Night Ia Nashville.

Five men ~ero murdered in this city on
Thursday night Il secsns to have been 4
carnival OF blood One of the victims WAS
Mr. Hol'i-ter, keeper Of the SALOON at til.
Commercial Hotel, 7s.lo VAS knocked in tie
head, BY 4 soldier, mitu q elung shot.
4 soldier who ras on guard beyond the
Chattanooga tcpo:, shot another solder, the
utter day, for rrtu. ing to halt Last night
the comrade OF the deceased nan returned
:.i.d Killed tie guard.
Captain Wti,1i>icr, oi The Besleyie1 brew
cry, WAS 60 badly wounded that llt is not cx-
I,te:tj 10 recG-rr.
4 man vas slain on College street. We
have heard 1.o parllculats Of his death. Aud
VT learn Ma. i negro Was the dttA victim OF
Assassination.
, 1862-11-18

On the passage OF K;rbJ Smiths rebel army
out Of Kentucky, Via Cumberland Gap, they
captured Capt. E. King and fifteen other
Home Guards and hanged them without any
charges being made agaiust them, OF giving
them the benefit of trial Union. msu Of
the vicinity are determined to retaliate threat
e1ipg death to al rebel soldiers between Mt.
Vernon ard the Gap. The threat WIS carried
into execution, or fuding nine rsbel strag-
glers On the route on tie G.h. They were
banged to trees. Tno were executed at Heck
ney's, near Big Rock Castle River, two more
at Putnatn's Corners, and the remainder be-
9pnd London.
, 1862-11-18
The imprisonment OF Mrs, Rrins-
made,

Col Baker, chief of the war department
detectives. denies some Of the staten ents
made BY Superintendent Kennedy in the cast
OF Mrs. Bd3snasde- Baker says that he had
nothing to do With the arrest officially, nor
was it officially reported to the war depart
ment, rs are all the cases with which he has
to do Que Bo~lcs, with credentials from
Superintendent Kennedy, followed Mrs.
Brlnsntade to this city. and, he adds, request
ed the aid Of one of his subprdina.es In
watching and arresting her.
After she YVES secured, Bow1es undertook to
throw the responsibility upon Baker, by COM
mittirg btr to his custody; bHt i .Ser refused
to bave arytning to do win tisc mater. and
Brwles ther3upon took her &c New York.
Baker adds thst Dowlee himself declares taat
he made The arrrer on KeunedY's order. and
followed 1te woman here foz that pufpose.
Wash. Cpr. N. Y. 2Fi5p<:e
, 1862-11-18
q Ss& 81 rS11xz1z1


We commend Fernando W,nl's pro-
crau1ne for enabling the rebels to take
possession Of the Congress Of the Uni:.M
States, 10 the newly elected members Of
that body in the Northwest, as well as to
The voters who elected them. It appears,
however, that JEFF Davis does not want
a1y advice from his Democratic brethren
in New York. V1r,uous jeff Uafortl1-
nate Fernandez.
, 1862-11-18

TIE DRAFT IN DETNo1r.-Tne draft vii
take place in Michigan on the LIST Of Decen-
her. The quota Of the city Of Detroit is still
deficient $50, and the county, Including tie
city, G23. The LIST and 5:h wards Of the city
have furnished their quota, and the FL and Sd
wards lack only four each.
There are 10, LOG men in Wayne equity
(Which Detroit is in) who are liable to draft.
There are 2,4S2 ezempts.
Efforts are making to fill up the quota be-
fore the draft day arrives.
, 1862-11-18

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 15--Tha United
States mail steamer Collins arrived at Fortress
Monroe this morning from Beaufort, North
Carolina, bringing large msii, aud is bound
for New YORK.
The Newbero N. G. Progress says that Mi
Gen. Foster szEised he1e zs4in on "Wednesday
looking none the worse fer lis journey.
, 1862-11-18

Another turn has been given to the wheel
containing the returns for members of the
NeR York Assembly, and the figures now
stand Sixty three cons-ry 1tlyes and slx17-iye
Republicans.-N T. Hgra19, 15th.
, 1862-11-18

Prof. CAfFnrs hn the War in America.
Among the ltcIns Of ceHs by the Europa is
the fo'}o~hE:
Tr'.f. Cai!Ees has been 1ectur1ng at Dublin
OF the present American revolution. IL
holds that thst tie success OF the North means,
il lot iusnscdiate emancipation, at least tue
irlme6iate :.rrat and ultinlat ate extinction Of
slavery, while the success OF tae South uleaus
tie establishment ct slavery on broader and
frIuer :sis. The lurd d-lieureuaut Of ireland.
Earl CARLISLE, vas present, aud moved a vote
Of thanks to the lecturer. He deeply deplored
the civil war 10 America, and endorsed the
nsnlr..1t: Of The British government,
, 1862-11-18
Death offsrestdent Lopez OF Paraguay.

Deatla off'restdent Lopez OF Paraguay.
We lean bJ the arrival Of th= Europa the
death Of President I1peZ OF Paraguay. Lopez
las heid his post eFef sirce IS{:i lie 77as Ut
fist el CT L president 1pr ttu years, t;.en r.
e]-c:td Ter three yca5s, Snd again in 1857 fur
seStn yeals lis domestic government was
IS strobg as that of his predecessor, Dr.. Fran
cla, GDr'- s Fhose rule Paraguay Taa in 10
coI.1t rnicatiun with any O. hrr country OF the
~uTa; bat i. hls soreign policy lie Vas more
liberal. He concluded, in 1852, a treatr with
the e:ates ai La Plata, BY whica the i;,lepea-
dtnee OF Paraguay Was for,llcTiy ackn1w-
leaged. In 1858, he concluded eim1 If treaty
with Great Britain. In the sulus year th.
United sta:es government sent the steamer
Mater Witch. Commander T. ]. Plg=, to Para-
quay, to sur7sy th. L. Plata River, and 10
prrEofe, il possible, the way ;or commercial
jasesceuzsy. Capt. Page was kindly received
by Lop'z, but in February, 1855, the Water
Witch vas snddcny fired UPON b3 Paraguay
an 'ort, ard one man killed. The United
states Eo7efninent, Oh lcarili:s; this fact, at
once made 5e-paratiocs to Gtmand rs1aratior
ard sent .!ter TO the River La Plata, wl1ch
reached Paraguay in 1919 Commissioner
BoH1iD, HEe accompanied the fleet, opeuej
negotiations with Lopez, aud, thra,gh tae
mediation Of President UEgu;za, OF The Ii
Plata States, oht:tlCcd sati=f ictnry selt1a-
1nent Of the difficulty, which allowed Capt.
Page to conclude bis survey of the La Plata
River. In 1S5S, Lopez concluded conven-
lion With Brazil, which declared the waters 1T
the Paraguay TO be cp=n to the mercantile
marine ct all friendly nations. Although seye-
ral Efforts to open direct trade with Paraguay
curing tile Presidency Of Lo.tz.-N. 7, Ttij.
, 1862-11-18

ENGLISH InoS-CI.tDs.-Th London Court
.7o7r,taz concludes an article en- English steam
rams IS follows: Il A-e have three facts with
regard 10 these iro1'clads-frst, they are uu-
seawo1tty; second, they are uninhabi..hle; :;
and third, they are rs 7ulner lbe in vital parts
rs wooden ones.'' Very slight objections.
, 1862-11-18

ARE NEwsDoSs TA2Ep?-Tle following
letter vas received 1t the otiee OF .ll: coi1l-
missioner Of internal 1eyenue, last Hesa:
To the Clark Of they in1irnul reyinue.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
"SIR: ! would like your decision upon tue
following question:
"Are iiewsbcys ped5lers, and if So arc they
1i:b1e ia he stamped octu?
IF srscttul;y- ]. BROWN.
"sHowuEGAS, November !. 1SG2''
TIE commissioner has not yet made his de-
cjsio1: GU the inlrortant 'lua55iol Eaised above,
- Washington Ntpu,licsinl.
, 1862-11-18
GEN. HoSEERAN3 I'm NASHyELEE
The Army Of the Cumberland Nor
ing On.

Correspondence Of the Louisville Journal
NAsuvIL1E, Nov. Il. 1852
Gen. koaeeran6 and staff arrived at dusk
night bstore last. Yesterday he Vas driving
matters ah*rd- He had conference with his
generals al eight and yesterday morning, aud
lu the afternoon Of yesterday there was i re-
view had OF. the brigadcsGf tlenera.s Negley
and Palmer. It vas q grand slght-tlo5e men
in tIall health an1 equipment, and s:l in flne
spirits, ready AID eager for the march.
IheEe tEo bflgades are nov uader march
Gen Pa}mers starting at 6 o'clock. the other
at a late: krnr. They 60 toward Mu1fre=s-
bero VI course, days since, cur advance
plckets and cavalry force were moving il that
direction. IL is Eow currently believed here
tnat the reE5ls have concentrated at IuStgees-
hero, IN fcrce, retreating on Chattanooga.
This is Conjecture; at FEAST the facts ace
known only TO our com:na1der-ip-chief.
1T was an Imposing sight 20 see our boys
pour back into tlt; city a6d through the
streets to tteir cau,Ito bej ond on their return
from the brigade review LAST evening. Tue
life erd drrn's stirring ne+e; the even tramp,
Tramp ot thousands OF men; their cheertnl
jest AID LAUGHTER; thsi. exvz.1ent Appearance
dust e1ccpfed-thc SIT yh1 Vas as grateful 20
Union mel as it must have been g:4lliug to
the looker-on secessionists Of the town. As
The troops passed On innuuer1ble questions
we're asked By hy-EtandeEs-whGse troops?
What regiment: what brigade etc. it was
cI.eerire 10 hear the loud snswer come back,
s'SSth Illinois," "91sr Ohio" etc.
It is the cominou remark among military
men, what rev life aud impetus the arrival
ct Ger. Rnsecrans has given to affairs here,
OF course this would be so, necessarily.
Gems. Negiey and Palmer con1d make 10
special movement uuzil his arrival Th>
army here, were most ftvorably disposed
10 Gen. Ros. Grams, and will move on with
alacrity, to he followed speedily BY the ether
divisions just arrived, as soon as they are
somewhat recovered from their march from
Kentucky.
1t is raining here this morning, SLOW, gen
tie, warm dnzz}e, and prospect OF cousidera-
bic rain. A gre.t relief it is TO t1is dust7,
droath p|agned region. We may have TO
huca, delay ing the army's advance. Bat
then it vii; ceiay the rehtl moves still more,
.g THY are very deficient IN transp ,rtu4ion.
However, rain is greatly to be desired, to
raise the Cambs rlaud River to boatiug Stage.
, 1862-11-18

COR8HUM.-The highest market
11ioe obtained aud co5a gnme1z: invited by r s.
DAf. No. " De&p7Es aHee{s np15Esl3.lN
, 1862-11-18

FROM WASHINGTON.
, 1862-11-18

y ARDlN G.-P;c:,s,nt front
L. roors. with board suitable for accom-: odatlng
f=Htle OF single GcntieHp. IEty Gbtan,e: by s3
rl}'ps It -; NJ q - nth .;.arS street. II y also
t.w Ea.i.eacs Waia from the Post Utllcc or Court
Hrust. uolS y;;!3Sr
, 1862-11-18

GTRATED Frtu1 the sub:criler
on the nc hi Of the 18th lust Mustang PerF
lenE name anu ncb tail. brand his hlp and had On
se6d'e and hrfdle- Whaever Will ?etn n trnl, rive
inf 7Ha1;cE E4ere +. e.n le f9ag. sill ht -5nn!J
street. uolS y3lt%.s
, 1862-11-18

NOUND-In 2. Palmer lE Co.'S
4 stcre. txe Estl-ra! Ticket, from Chicago 10 a
rctnt IN tie East Gatad Uct aut !S+;. .su1srs cia
advertisement. uoiS tSH;;t
, 1862-11-18

! OST-Oc last Wednesday even
~ Ing on Michigan avenue or Washington srreet
between s,HIe a. GoHG7ess4 Mink Fur unsf, for
which Eua1fe r. ward &il he p41t arg IT, r:tt; III
~ liz South Water street, nos SS11.3t
, 1862-11-18

DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
- RARS CuA.,cE. For sale, t5= Drass. Medicines
Southern 1iy1son of fhtcsgo. and dors basne>s Of
;iNars!s OF 9.aa3 r@c au25m. Th!s IS rare ctl.ca
For 1uItseE particulars apply to LORD 4 SMITH.
Nholesh. ul uc9tstS Lake street. tile " SuutlI-
Drug $tcre-" b:twe-n NORTH strret a1t tile 3rl i1tn
l2At2 r0t: Go slE-. EIatE..t S:c1ga
, 1862-11-18
RslD AnugrItsGMs1t1s.

I'll? ?ANTED-T To rent Steam Po= cr,
- with rpece abont ntae feet sqa4ra. to rIa two
81 ~ Mbsfs o' foest
1ptS l:11-nt --""'
, 1862-11-18

FNANTRD.~~1 want to buy ont
" aome good paying business. either IL tbr city
Or county and Tl1 nay from Il tan /. S:9pl cash-
Address. stating r1IttculazE. "MElsCH aNr.' p O.
Box $50 Chicago. lolS I5Sf~ft
, 1862-11-18

TO RENT first cl.ss Dwelling
= U6use. p1th all Il ole-n ,mn7ovenents. with o.
viii ont brick stable. tat= in the North Division
IT al CEeaEo avehue aad The Lase shore: rent
cheap TO good renRLr Inquire oFrGDEN FLEEr-
VOID Il 90. southEast coraer OF CLARK ma Lake
sI.eLts Exchange Building uoiS S:9SlE
, 1862-11-18

TO RENT-Ore or Two unfI,rn-
Il LhEd rooms {ygthout boa-d} IN location c5n-
sentent % business. AEp:y at IS Fourth ayeHue or
1CdreeS Post Office Box SN4 nr1S yndAlt
, 1862-11-18

ard I'll! be disposed Of a IN lots IL suit
With s1anp Post O;nce Box 49, Chicago, III.
no3S 12SIatnet
, 1862-11-18

EOk SA1.E-We have for x::1e anil
L f1r .esie large amount OF Ee;.l Est .te In Cai.
cago. stra 3e for cuisines. aud restde:ce purposes
also desirable country property. Parties dtrag IN
yestment would do 1el II examine our lists
GLAttKS0N u HIGH, Heal E$3st. Brokers:
=: ..1t...
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tPubliahed April IL, 1862.
CHAPTER 2z3,
AN ACT to regulate the keeping and manage
Inent Of slaughter houses in this state

AN ACT to regulate the keeping and manage
Ineut Of Slaughter houses in this state.
The Peop5e Of tie State Of Wisconstn, represented IN
Senate and assembly, do enact as jotyoeos:
Section !. Hereafter it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons TO erect maintain or keep
slaughter house upon the banks of any river,
stream or creek to throw or deposit any Of the
carcasses or ofal therefr0m, in or upon the hanks
Of any such river, stream or creek, which shall
flow through any city or Incorporated village in
this state
Sec Q The word bank" as used in the pre-.
ceding rection, shall be construed to mean any
land which shall have direct contiguity to such
stream and slaughter house therein mentioned.
Sec 3 Whoever shall erect, maintain or keep
a slaughter house, or shall deposite any carcass
any ofal therefrom, in or upon the banks ofany
river, stream or creek, contrary to the provisions
Of section Of this act shah forfeit for every
such offense sum not less than fifteen dollars -
and the mayor of every city the president of eve
ry incorporated village, and the chairman of the
board of supervisors in every town, in which such
slaughter house snail be located or conducted as
Aforesaid shall have power O,and shall cause the
same Immediately to be removed.
Sec. 4. Every public officer aforesaid who shall
knowingly permit any slaughter house to be main
tanned or conducted contrary to the prov sions OF
section one of this act shall forfeit for every such
onense the sum of fifteen dollars
Sec 5 This act shall take effect and be 1nforcs
from aud after its passage. #F,F
Approved April 3, 1862. ~ @8A#
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Is life the measure of my span?
Have 1 no soul to saver
Is earth the highest bliss of man
And death--the darksome grave?
Shall like flower and shrab decay,
And sink in endless sleep?
Is there for me no brighter day,
IS all cold dark, and deep?
What means this priacjP7e rattan,
That tells me | shall live
If freed from the stains of guilt and sin,
In Tie bliss that God shall give?
cannot solve the mystery;
tAiak l have a soul;
A book-''they call it history"
Speaks OF heavenly goal;
And rest SO pure beyond the grave,
Where the good and lovely are,
That / long to drink from the golden wave
And all their blessings share.
I cannot think there is no life
Beyond the grave, no never!
And when | cease this mortal strife,
iii steep in death forever.
In conscious being let me be,
Though l be lost forever,
And suffer through eternity
But to NJl-Soul me-neyer!
Bristol Wis May 30, 1862
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WAsnIxGToN, June T.

NASHiSGiON, y uHe {.
1t appears tLat about 40 prizes have been
taken By our cruisers. In consequence OF the
delay Of the Government officers in condemn
ing the rebel vessels and cargoes captured, it is
impossible 20 estimate The value of the prizes ;
hence no estimate can be made OF the enormous
amount of prize money 20 be distributed among
the sailors III Il O naval service. Some indeed,
however, may be formed OF the total by the
single case II he Circassian, which arrived ut
New YORK few days ago. This vessel and
cargo are valued at a million and q half OF dol
lars. The sailors who capture her will proba'
bly, receive s 300 each. 1t is said there are
some fifteen vessels equally valuable now tying
to run the blockade
It Is said that English sPeculators IN arms
have shipped about ~, 900 Eefeld rifles TO Mas
sau, where they dispose Of them to rebel agents.
who reship them with the expectation OF run
ming the blockade. This is the way the Brit
ish have been acting a. neutras towards US, IN
order TO prevent the horrors Of civil war.
he spake well who said that little graves are
the footprints Of angels.
NOT every man who dives into the sea of mat
rimony brings up pearl.
BE as careful not to provoke an enemy as
you would to steer safely near dangerous
reef
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IMPORTER AMI DeaLsc III Wines, liquors, Porter,
Ale, Etc. Market street.
All IMPORTED Liquors for sale in bond, ut New York
and Boston Prices with ire gilt fare Double Rectihed
Wniskey, in any quantity, at Chicago and Milwaukee
prices. 1yy2lD3T
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h. N. CE q z : EN- II Z e q BR.
CORNER OF MARKET STREET & MAIDEN LANE,
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN,.
Boarding BY the Day week, and roomy and commo-
dious Stabling
~ Passengers and Baggage carried to and from
Cars free "a 1yu33y21
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LYMAN & BONE,

B20ls Shoes, Leather, Ftndtngs,dc. EUery gorietyo
every article pertaining their business may be had
Of them al the lowest prices. Custom work order
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &C. Corner OMAR
ket square aud Main street. See advertisements.
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VOLUME 23.7
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SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT!
axe 40 AoHh bA-9Aal, sAloulf Or UNPLEASANT MIDI
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111'1o1 4'01-1) . -. 70 l'' - DooH0
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SECRET DISEASES
IN all their stages, At Little Expense I
Little or no change in diet; No Inconvenience;
ind ne Exposure.
II causes frequent desire AID gives strength to UEi
nate, thereby removing distractions,
preventing and curing structures Of the Urethra,
AHayGg pam and lnhamHnat9n so frequent in the
ana aoorn ont Natter
rnorsAy1s rros r"orsA.Ds
W ~ HAVE h-a.-' III. ' ~ ii3S or QJACkS,
ana VINO nave PAD HEAVY FEES TO De cured in short
"pOi-ONn has bv s Of s.s5yyrrTT55 ITp,yrTxr ;,
been dried up ia the SYSTEM to break out in an aggra-
PbPT1PS 1FyEp l,1Pp51cE
Use HELBoLD's EXTRACT HUcHU for all affections and
diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause origfna ung and no matter Of
AoF LONG STANDING.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
THOMAS E3RECTUg3FI.

IS Igestt1r Udrl0uS Companies Of
und1ubted credit and prepared to issue Policies
Life aud P,eperty, on favorable terms. See adver-
LisemcEt.