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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
The C.n,rat American Republics.

Advices have been received from Costa Rica
and Nicaragua to the 23d ultmc The news Is quite
important. The Barrios question is the principal
topic discussed by the papers. The feeling IN Nies-
ragua against tie Government Of San Salvador is'ey
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
From Savannah Discharge efthe Cover"
ment EnapIsyes There.

The expenses of the Government have lately
been materially reduced at Savannah, Ga. ny tpo s
charge Of all tho maohinists carpeners' psexslhl,ns
ooppersmiths and tnsniths, riggeis. cauikoIs ahu
boiler makers In the employ of the Quarteras.ers DC
partment at that place. The order TO tins enect was
.ueJ on the 3oth ult by the Chief Quartermnster T.
n. CARING and executed by Edmond slater; superin'
teolsnt ~ the Government Marine Shops at savannah
Since then Mr.. Slater has come North and now en-
ioying hrief frough at Newark NewJersey, previous
10 bis denartre tor Galveston. Texas where be has
been ordered by the War Department Ia.. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

The TuyIsIAN EMBAssY-GIFTs FROM lhs
ia ~ uava,,. ,lfice ia the namo Of the thli-
Ma@,trs,e q our city presented TO Cen Hassem ID.
Envoy Of tho Bey Of rans ssrleudidy Soaaa SGp n 7,
sIh - n,aining the portratq 0! some OF the mott
men in the corutry. The Geneia sp,
nssref highly gratifed and appropriately re'ernei
hanks tlrSugh Mr Perry, the United ssars ''''' ~
he Coart Of The Rey. SD of-tasH
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
LAYING TEE ConsKn.srosn OF DR.. CHArIs-s

Nrw CHURcH-1STEREsTlsG CEREMONIES.
afternoon the Cornerstone Of DIR. Chaptn's New
Church. corner OF Fifth ave. and Foriy-ffthst w's
laid in the presence Of large coneourse OF peope.
Addresses were delivered by DIR. Chapn. the Rev W.
blanchard and others. This building is desiaes 10 20
the future place Of worship r the Fourth uni'efs"s
Society Ii will accommodate over l6oo pe'soss "ha
ito Whole cost wiz not DO less than sl75,coo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

Tic conclusion OF the the signal for several
small tights bitings gougngs and general rough and
tumbles amorg the festive sports, the majority OF
whom. however began TO make the best time ior the
railway station Arriving here. there was 4 contIu-
anee of small lighting and excessive prohnity. tee
monotony OF which was somewhat varied by scientific
as backel by hog in human shape. who woali hft lp
he champion whom exhausted fan and Pat him on the
shoulder moment and then egg him on 10 fresh emu
lgtion and renewed boOdtbrstiness.
TLe aTrval of the train put momentary stop 70 tie
proceedings but they speedily resumed inside tne
cars; and this amusement together with q drqnKen.
fou IDOuthed woman, ana indserlminate lot'c he"n'
enlivened the entire passage to Hunters toinI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

noats the spectators eontentine themselves with .bs
novelty Of the show, and apparently caring little wbct
chariot would win.
Another start was made, MartDes obtaining. the
lead and the horses going very fast But " MISS
Mason" ~ ,sed ler on the first quarter end was
dozen lengths ahead by the time they reached the f
way stand where men were stardnR, waving horse.
blankets 10 keep her steeds irOm again turning on
toward the stabogate. The senoritn, however gained
upon her adversary very rapidly passed her 10 eood
OF dust at the last quarter and came IN three enghs
alead-time minutes 20 seconds.
FOURTH HEAT.
The match being the best two IN three this was IN
al probability the last heat and eonsiderao!e excite
nent began 10 be manifest as TO the result. Even
few bets were made, with small odds offered on Mar
tincz. ,u
The heat was undoubtedly the most Interesting ci si
Both drivers appeared To be ambitious ana
to win or lose The Goddess Cf Liberty toos the Iesa
but WIS Tapped by the Spapiard ard finally passed st
frantic speed before half round The Goddess nsed Dei
whip Ike fury, and came up again. 49,,
There vast cloud of dust through TIE dinnts.
II which conlG be tho flying carots appsfepty
locked together one closely and narrowly did tne
drive. puff Of wind disspated the cloud. revesins
the Goddess length ahead but there was another
struggle at the last quarter the gap was closed anu
almost head aud head they dashed onward for mo-
men when the chestnut horses took the Lead passing
The stand u dozen lengths ahead, in minutes aad
81 seconds.
SUMMARY.
IL = -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Tho following distinguished individuals from Can
Eornla came passengers: Jadge Field. United States
Supreme Court; Gen. Carpenter, President Overland
Telegraph Company; A. b. Cheeseman, superintehden'
San Francisco Mint; Rioherd Chenery late Sav
Ageut at San Francisco DIR. BiIdsall and dsueater;
= VI Jenkins Pacific Neil Steamship Company'
Capt. Brice, United States Navy; W. Parker, scrtr
ntendent Pacific Rairoadi Sir George sni Lady Stan
lev OF Eggland.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
FROH CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA
Great Excitement in Central America
General Dissatisfactien Against sat-
yadsr-The Heyoluiion In P,ru.

The steamship Ocean Queen, which let
spinwan on the Let instant, arrived Of this port on
Wednesday morning. Tho following is her speeies
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
EUROPE.
Arrival Of the China's Mails.
oun FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
Chllera in Europe, France and
other Countries.
The Moriteur On tha Eenians.
TR0El LONDON.

Gontinued DuIIness sf she senscn-TF-
nianisu and wLat rs A@Oun's to-An
Ex-Esbcl InsUrreCtionisf- Tnih
About the Cattle rlague-Kts Appear
snce Among tire Sheep - Professors
Gangee and symonds-Appenrnnc OF
the Cholera nt scHthamptOM-Futu
Prospects n War; * tor Tew.YsrLi-
Items.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12
SUMMARY.
AFTER TIE RACE.

eonori,a Martinez. nez..........................o
MI Mason.. ...........................o
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

IHIhD HAT.
There was no betting. TO spssb Of on any Of the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21

JOINT COMMITTEE ON LIBRARY -Messrs.
Hayes of Ohio, Kelly of Pennsylvania, Hub
bard Of Maryland
JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING - Messrs.
Latin of New York, K w Clarke OF ONO,
Latham of West Virginia.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON ENRnLLED BILLS =
Messrs Cobb Of WISCONSIN, Ghssbrener OF
Pennsylvania
SeIEoT COMMITTEE IN RULES The Speak
or. f. B. Washhurne Of Illinois BauSs OF
Massachusetts Dawson of Pennsylvania,
RAYMOND of New York.
SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE BANKRUPT
Law Messrs jerks of Rhode Island,
Spanlding of Ohio Thomas Of Maryland
Hair Of Missouri Lynch of Maine, Thorn
ton Of illinois. Alley of Massachusetts.
SELECT COMMITTEE ON FREEDMEN - Mes
srs Elliot Of Massachusetts,. Ely Of Penn
sylvania, Orth of Iudiana. Bingham of Ohio
Taylor of New York, Sloan of Missouri
Grinnell OF Iowa, Paine of Wisconsin, Mar
shall Of illinois
Mr.. Davis asked to he. and was, relieved
from service on the Committee for the DIS
trict VI Columbia.
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British Practice with Rebels.

The BRITISH people have expressed Il great
deal of sympathy for American reheis, hut
when il comes to dealing with retellons
subjects Of ti.e Queen, they have 10 milder
treatment than fire and faggot One Lnby
a hair .brained Frni4u. who edited a news
paper in Dublin. called the NGt;on WAS ar
rested. tried, and sentenced to twenty years
penal servitude, and his paper suppressed
and confiscated-all for writing and pub
lishiug All article, of which the following ex
tract contains the gist'
The day Irisn,ncn humble the naughty
crest OF England they cham forever tue
glory ri ireland te the stars ''lhousands
Il nur yong cOui,trymen are itching u
GLUTEN rifle or musket not forgetting tile
stout old pike, winch. mimic ball and sword
t,aynr,tts nnt~ i,nstLnilng will, we believe,
in. heard 1T agaln in the world England
mas hutcherrd ruined AMI plnniered the
risi, prnpe; and If, in resrning our o"t
;Iy,s and liberties fro - its clutches the
blood Of England hirelIngs must br shed
AMI II Tn. shedding of 1t Tor such an end te
L. many sweet as vcng..Incc. there Is npth-
Ing n!chrlstlan III TIN act An 'r'ct hIll
trluce- have Furnished Us with glorious ex
d.upirs Ia the streets II ptrls hi up>n
tir. rich SHt II lIuericl biIrl " Is sIe1 tle
fore freedom came anl 81 mIls' II Inc III Ire
land ''I.ariiri tyranny viii vanish
" hen the land becomes tile p''sI; sipn of TIE
people.
THIS i temperate AMI hpniastic rant is
~ ~ re treas'IAhi,- than the stuff published
Nv AMERICAN C"pp.rhrtd papers durI"g the
Last tw" years of our wdr. 1t IL h't halt ts
trrori"us as the daily dantr'bc$ tut forth by
tie Chicago Times against the Federal 'iov
eminent The Feniam editor uttered lii
buster at time when quiet existed II
Cir at Britlin and ireland No overt ac
hat been committed in ireland fine prac,
MAS not hrnnen no civil war ragged. as val
the case in this country. The pub;lc ne ces
sity for ana sting American CopperlIead I'd
itors WHO were spouting treason suppress
ing their papers aud sentlng them to prison
was ttn-fod greater than that which c.'use'
tile suppressi IA nf the irish paper and the
punishment OF it's editor The iculency If
the Federal Govern nent in contrast with
the conduct If the British government in
dealing with dlsloyaI ci!iz''us il very strik
ing But the severity of thu. British toward
Irish mal,nnteuts is not equal to their i'm
pudeEce in opposing the punishment of jeff
Davis and other ring leaders Of tue slave
holders rebellion. They must set differ
tnt example before they have u right L
protfrr advice or read lectures oI forgive
ness to our Government. --Chtcaeo Tribune
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Milwaukee M arkeI.

MILWAUKEE, December 20.
Wheat Mnie seftied. Sales of 2l5, 900 bu
$l.265 a. IS tor Ne. spring $i19, 81. l2I fog
NJ. cash, and S5c ior Rejected.
OATs--N omnsL sales OF l0,ObO bu No l, q,
49,.
DRESSED oG<-Firm a, $l0s$IO SO.
THE Latest.
Wheat Higher. >a.es of - 000 blu No,
cash, al ST. 2Snl.2SI closing a. 1928.
CHICAGO MARKErs-Dec 29.-The Tribune says the
General marAet' to day ruled dull. and generally
weaker.
Spring wheat, No | 81, 2sasl 80, No 2 9Oa92 Re.
jected TIC. Bsr.ey duii; ,sntdian fl22 Nothing
a"lt'g III western. Corn, No 46. No 2 4ls42. Oats
dull At u i26 Dressed dogs fI0a31l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
State Lunatic Asylum.

The report OF the ru-fees al tue Hospital fer
tie Insane makes pamphlet of if'y-iw0 pages.
From II We CLEAN the i"lo~ing 'acir. Appro-
prihtl"ns last year tor expenses and dehciencer,
$3u, o.. For 100 additional OF land z, 900,
OF which 40 acres have been improved. The
Hospital bas M patients and is full, and yet
but 35 per cent ot The insaue IN the Stale are
umodnied.
The following is the $40 iement of the patients
,eceivcd aud dl-charged dhriug the year
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21

"a MERRY CHRISTMAS "-Befor7 another
issue Of our paper, Christmas will have cone
aud gone. and we must therefore take tim.
hy The for CLOCK and wish our MANY and
widely scattered readers literally from
Aires sunny fountains TO India's coral
strand "a merry Christmas, and many re-
turns OF the happy season
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
Lyons Periodical Crops
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES

These Drops scientlfca lily compounded fluid prep
GRAFTON, and better than any ills PowdeIs or Nostrams
Being liquid their action is direct and positive. render
ing them reliable, speedy md aiu specific
ct all obstl uetiops and impressions Of Their
popularity Indicated by the tact that IU0 900 bottles
annually sold and umed by of Uni
ted States every ont SPEAK in the strongest terms
praise of great merits They rapidly taking
the of every other Female Remedy and corsd
cred BY ali who know aught OF them the safest
and most nalbe preparation in the cOrd for the
of all female conn aints the Of ali Of
nature, and the promotion of health, regularity and
strength Explicit directions directions statin
may be used and explaining when and why they should
could not be without producing effects
traIJ natures chosen laws will be carefully
ed around each bottle, with the written signature III
JOHN l.. LYON, without which none genuine
Prepared BY Dr. JOHN L. LYON 1875 CLarel Street,
New Have Conn who can bs consulted either personally
BY mai, enclosing stamp, concerning all private dis
aud female weaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
@. G CLARK & CO.,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21

The following advertisement appears in
the columns of Paris: "A student OF
three years standing at German Univer-
sity wishes to marry, after taking his de-
gree. he is DESTROYS of finding young la
dy who will advance him money to pay the
sum necessary to finish his university ca
reer Thus bound to his fate, she would,
after two or three years. become his wife. >
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@. G. CLARK & CO.,
Genaral AGENTS fnr II s snh Canndal
wANTED.-Married Ladies Prot voI

WAN Married Ladies Prot, Won
Veraes' Diamond Drops, never failing and
harmless remedy tor all DISTINCTIONS and irreg>
ularities All married ladies will find this never
railing preventive, for which it is warranted in
every instance. and are invited to send red
stamp for circular, or two dollars and quar-
ter tor bottle, to C. b. MONROE & co Gem
eral Agents, P o. Drawer 656I, Chicago, lii
For sale. wholesale, by Burnhams 8. Van
Setback, Wholesale Druggists,l l6 Lake street
Chicago.
Ily45l +. ROBINSONN, Agent, Kenoshs.
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TABLE, OF EXPENSES.

l. e'rlke7 u that tie expense scr fuel $t2-
9tS',& rn I'm 'u-iy oI-pr"p r, i"ned-over
'rt-t''" IL at Tie whole sap Ana this to,
!" % ~" "'rtN "' new va d iard, ~n,ch the re :
pl' ssyS produced msHs humid d d"ilar
~ :" " -, hhHv the l. ~ al cuifsng.-
- S'''9'. 50 + bay VI i ed We ih,nk b.
gu III ~ ~ . ustie tnSaas. lBadisoa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21

AMENDING rHE CoNsTIrU TON We priut
below the amendment touching the election
OF President and Vice President introduced
by Hon Mr.. Jeuhs of Rhode Island 1t
will be seen that Tue proposition Undertakes
to meet the suffrage question, az well as to
remove the anomaly Involved in the present
methOn of election:
Section L In all elections of President
and Vice President the ballots shall he Cast
directly for persons to fill said offices and
lie person having the highest number f
votes for each office shall be declared elected
to such Office
Sec. 2. In the election Of President and
Vice President, and Of members of the
House of Representatives,, the following de-
scrIbed persons, and those only, stall have
the right to vote, to wit: Male citizens of
the United States of the age of twenty one
years, not under conviction for Infamous
crime, who can read and " ho shall have re
sided for one year iu the State and for six
months In the district in which they shall
otter to vote.
''Sec, 3. Congress shall have power to
pass laws providing for the registration of
voters, for ascertainiug their qualifications
Tor the times and manner of conducting
such elections. and for preventing frauds
therein and for declaring their result
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
TAKEN UP.-Came into The

encio-ure of the subscriber in the city of
Kenosha on or about the LIST OF December, 1860 two
year old Heifers. One q white heifer, the other
yellow and white; other marks noticed The
over is requested to prove property. pay charges
and take them away. RARNEY KINNEY.
xsAsEhs, Dee, ., 1seS. AVIS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
DISSOLUTION.

III q Firm heretofore known and existing as the
tIm OF ayt orn Sabin, in the vag. of F-ilmot,
WIS, If TINS day dissolved by mutual consen t. All
persons Indebted TO said Hayihorn sabns are
hereby not ned to call and settle the same with ].
Sabn, VINO IS authorized to settle all accounts.
wilmot, Oct. II, 1865. WV. H4YTHO RN.
4w27 + n SARIN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21

EaE.lon Thomas Cnrwin died AT Wash
- sI"n IA M"nIay .vering, f1o" the effects
81 "a pdi"y tic stroke he rccei, e,d an Satur-
nay lie " as Ia Ills seventy second year
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21

\ shower of dark hbres, your brain shall adorn,
with gloss like the eai's the sunshine of morn
And shat TOW Ger your shoulders rich siikeD sereae
|! you use, al your toilet the famed ANBoLISR,
What Nature denies, with her substitute win
growth that cen Time cannot wHIrRN OR THIN.
Remember what nostrums have faxed to scheye,
AhBoLIEE will sccempiish-- BUY, USE and BkLIEvE
Burnhams L Van SehGack, Gen'i Agents, chicago.
lyssW5c +. ROBINSON, agent, ilene sha.
Also sold by WAEELER 4 CLARK.
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senate: DooLITTLE it is said is likely TO
he appointed To the vacant Judgship i'll the
I. 5, Supreme Court.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
list Of Letters

- EMAINING unclaimed in the Pos, Office n Ken
ga osha. State OF Wisconsin December 21st 1863
Adolf MES U HYDE Nathan Scott San Iuel
bapc9ck names George Shotif J ohm
beiksnhAseh Larabee Z Simpson X
5osseter N horshonse Mrs Smith NlissCV
Bowrne Oconor Mrs rhiejap Mr.
Dane faddosk Mrs Trek y chm
Siets"n sohn 1enneld Titus German
SibDs Ohser hOblDs0n ID Utter Isaac N
Heasted MISS Shisl Miss Catharins Writ q john
heart WILSON John l.
10 OBTAIN any of these letters the apptcan n, ~,
ssifordaDerttsed letters give the date of this lis,
aud pay one cent for Advertising
n. FRANK, Pm.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
DOG LOST

W w XAINII.
q IEAfED from the premises OF the subscriber on
~ Monday, the 11th inst, q large black
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.
title whhe OF tie bresst-no other marks, had
a leslner strap with an iron ring attAcbed-answers
TO the name oil " Byroh" supposed 10 be somewhere
IN the nortn part Of the towo of Somers ADy one
returning him or giving Information leading to his
recovery, will be paid the above reward.
Somsrs, Dec. ~, 1865. Iw29 LEONARD LEE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
wHsEsKKRs! WmTNMERs:

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our Or ecian
Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest
face chm. or hair on bald he ads Six Weeks
Price $1.00. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed
on receipt of price. 1y4l
Address WARNER Co., Box ISs, Brooklyn N Y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21

The Bridal Chamber, Essay of Warming
and instruction for Young Men--pubished by the
toward Association, and sent free OF charge in sealed
envelopes. Address DR.. J. SkIiLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y37
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21

Court MARTIAL-A general Court Mar
tial is directed by Gen Ord to be convened
in Madison on the Goth for the trial of such
prisoners as may be brought before it. The
following is the detail of the court:
Brevet Major NJ A Daily c. S. U S. V
Capt E. S Root, Co B. Sd u. S Y.
Capt. Fl. j. Connor, Co. e. Sd U. S. V.
LIST Lieut. u Bower, Co. B, Sd L. S. v
LIST Lieut. Alison Norman Co +, Sd U.S.V
lst Lieut. William McCarty. Co. L, Sd
u s v
Isl Lieut. J. W Beebe, Adjutant 23d V
X. G.. Judge Advocate
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
DIED.,

outN-In antioc; Lake Co, Ill.,, Nov llih, of con-
sumption, octava c, vile OF J. Il. ouin, aged IS
Year,.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
KenOsha Co., Wool Growers Meeting

At the snn~al meeting of the KeneshA Co., Agr-
cultural Society, the Wool Growers present agreed
upon meeting ofthe Wool Growers in the county,
At Agricultural ball, On
SATURDAY, january 1919, 1860.
At O'Clock, P. NJ. AL interest are invited to at
Iend FRANKLIN NEWELL
Dec. 10th, 1865. SecretsTy
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
r. HE UMATISM.
DISEASES OF THE SKIN!

Dr. W LYMAN, ofsls his services to the public
AID 10 the profession.
Office 100, Dearborn ST. Room 80, Reynolds Block.
Chicago, Illinois
~ special attention paid to diseases of the skin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21

L is never easy " woIk hard.
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WV ANT.FEDI

Wv AZ L% IL !
Every CRuvasser know that, havirg purchased the
entire Publishing Business Of =. r. Randall, and
joined IT own, are Offering TO agen 8 by
far the largest list OF Subscription Boons and Eugrav
gs (RegjoUs aBd Secular to DE found in the West.
compris ibg thirty different kinds Of the most
popular and fast selling ever published Dclud
ing the "Life and Times of Abrahsm Lincoln" be-
ing conf lete history OF the REBEL on iu volume
$50 pages octave. Just what she people all waut.-
Also, Life Of Christ" Buny-p's complete WORKS s.,
"The Nurse and Spy" and other books. In addition
TO hitherto extensive list of picfrres.
have ready fur spIendid neW steel Esn0rG0In0s,
which erecting great sensation and are eager
~ bought " nearly all who ~ 9wed them
Sold only BY subscription Exclusive territory gwen
Profits very large send for Circular TO
j. A. SFODD q IL ID &c &C.,
Box $3.50 ~ CLARK strees Chicago, Ill.
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Dr.. Charles
SPANISH
q . O. f.

Warranted to force = beautiful set of Whiskers or
Moustaches on the stnoothest face In from to
weeks without stain injury 70 the skin. Aso hair
on bald heads in weeks warranted Sent by mail.
Sealed and Pest PAID, for 81 co.
Adyr-s, G.. l. BRIGGS.
Chicago Ill.
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DyJ1

1t IL admitted by our most learned physicians that
Or. RoBACKs BITTFRs combine the properties Of q
gentle lax tive, efficient AntIbious agent, aAG
the beat stomachic known to Ihs world.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-21
G z E.1yE55 lib &C ks

Never has there been offered to the public q rene
dy which has been received with so much favor as
R0BACK'S STOMACH BITTERS Over 80 eOe bot
ties sold BY one drug house in the city Of Chicago
the past year.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-03-22
NUMBER Is

lured, saw four men lying dead, four 9TH
ers dying, and nearly thirty grievously
wounded.
This is murder for which the law
ought to hang somebody, but the law will
not The law failing, other means may
yet come to be tried, for we notify tie
corporations who are parties to this mur-
derous confederation that the public, in
stead of growing callous, is growing saw
age. and there isa growing conviction
that some remedy should be found to keep
railroads in fitrepalr, or insure the estab-
llshment OF, and obedience to, such reg
ulationsas are necessary for the safety Of
passengers.-N, T. Tribune.