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xay Of New York, than bY direct route Of tue
Western Railroad. He showed by thc English e.
taEs each. would pay a. wLole cost ot at run
n1f sr.75ad Tn ftom fom AZ albany 70 this city,
fSst st,srn 9nS M.i,-o, su1ntng 'hi expense q Ae
ably be Carried 10 that point fof one dollar eacn.
and freight for two dollars per hundred pounds,
amounts OF capital are expended, arc those On
which charges arc lowest.
considered practicable.
The Legislature eau take flock Of the Western
Rslroed at leeA than par. The whu,e subject yy.s
referred to SPECIAL commit &C, who will nat il il
the form OF a bfft 10 te aced on at the cominc
EeftfoM oI the Legislature.
BosTos. November 20.-Ihcsc is rtl1no. DIV
That .Wo dzns hare flied on Federal street. ior
$li5,t0. Their assets will be Of no ya!pc what
ever.
The import trade Of Boston this ycar will
amount to over one hundred ,7lIllons Of iollass.
adding Charges and reckoning the yaine Of cpr.
rcrcy; The business OF Boston This year. there
fore. las reached the highest figure ever Known in
her commercial history.
, 1866-11-21
NORTH CAROLINA.

Governor Worth's a1~-.noc 10 the 1.relsln-
surc-lle ADVISES thc Northern Stu,es Ia
Encourage SeHru lmn,iRrnIion. &c.
IT, ,KA1flGn. n. e., November so-1Governcr
day. After discussing purclt local Affairs and
their hopeful aspect he then declares that law and
order exists at all points. The civil authorities
give adequate punishment to ali Offenders Ius~
tice II mescd ont to all colore. He opposes negro
suffrage and 'he Howard amendment, and recon-
n,tnde the Northern States to encourage
H. DIFFUSION Of freedmen in their inIdst.
Immigration to the dominant states, hut most Of
them arc too poor to pay The expenses Of moving.
The difficulty may he overcome by tliSc1ttnc tic
appropriation to trttaln the Fteedmen's Bureau
to dcttnsinE the expenses Of those who may choose
to move. Each onc chooses the State OF Territory
to which be would 70 whrn Lett ttse. and, atded,
they may so where they may. Then thcir condi-
ton vii be bettc7cd. and no ground will be ie.t
for further sccHornl strife. As to thci7 coycru-
nont0ne.
The balance Of the message is derotcd to the
suppression OF crime and paup:risn. taking carc
Of the poor. npprenticinE the ccro children c!cc-
Hon 81 uniisd states Senator, Military Academy,
apt the Iske.
" i. Pvil has nccn elected State 14inte7 OF
both branches Of the Assembly By large ms
5ority.
, 1866-11-21

Rebrl 0utrnocs-Thc Governor will Look
nttcr the ScnundFcls-The Missouri tsodt-
cnfs in Favor oC nm Advanced Step on the
Subject Of Negro sutlraEc-Trial Of u
Counteffcftcr.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttlbunc1
ST. tor1s, November n.
Congressman VanfIogn arrived Today, and se-
ports many outrnges by rebels In Lafayette, P,ate
and Clay counties. Armed rebels arc notifying
Union men that they must tcavc, and IN other
"ays fnttmfdaing them. Governor Fletcher has
hceh advised Of several serious outsasce, and has
taken measures 10 correct them.
Congressman Anderson has gone TO Jefferson
way County, which defeated him. nc is confident
OF getting the Certificate.
A1slces from The interior Indicate that the Mis-
sotrt Radicals arc willing 10 take an advance:l
step In favor Of negro suffrage as party measure,
u Is probable the subject will be brought before
the next Legislature, and that amendments to thc
Co9sfitntinn will be adop1cd .abolishlns 1hc test
oaths relative to pr achere and teachers.
Charles Jones, alias Snrley, who WAS arrested
on Charge Of countcrfeittpg, on the ald OF Feb
!uasy last, BY ths Ten,h WaTa Vigilance Commit.
tee, was BROUGHT before the Uni,ed Sates District
cohst, This morning, for trial. Jones was one OF
the Enng who broke jail III juno last and who was
afterwards reeaptured nt Decatur, Illinois, by the
deputy, jailor, aftcr having bullet drilled
thIous b his hide.
, 1866-11-21
FROM NASHVILLE,

KrtuEn ot 1.nbnrcr~ from 1l[ss1esirplJThc
Amnesty Kill-lmportunt Dccih,on.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago TrIbuncl
NASHVILLE, November 70.
Judge Lawrence. Of the Frecdmen'f Dnrcau,
returned here to-day from Mississippi, bringing
Ai'h him number Of negroes urdrr age, who, a
month sincc. were iaken from tho work house
there ny Beach Chcatham, to work On planta.
lion in The State named. They hired about fifty
altogether, md every one over age, except IN old
woman. had fed frnm The plantation, ana now that
tAt minors hnsc BEEN taken away, prov. tie erec
uIat'on On the part Of the employers anything but
successful. The military AUTHORITIES at Li1,e
Rocs ordered the return Of the minors.
in thel. comments this morning, all the rapcrs
OF Nashville. 10th Radical and Conservative are
cqna1ly jnbiannt over the defeat of the uuiysrsal
sut1rnEc amnesty bill III tue noase yesterday.
Judge, Henry Cooper, OF Murirccsboro, lcl:v-
ercd 81, important decision last Saturday, afiect-
ing The validity of t!c present franchise: II the
case @ Or Judge Rtdc}y IS. shc:hsookc. Rcgls.ra-
taendanus to compel the conmIs< iones to Issue
a certificate Of resisiration. Able counsel argued
the case last week. and Judge Cooper decided the
unconstitutional,
, 1866-11-21

Chic Eugtuecr-Acctdent-Dr Hand
Snucd or.
[spccia! Despatch TO the Chicago Tribunc.l
ST. PAC1~ November 20.
At the ANIMAL meeting Of the Fire Department
last evening. .. rreelcy was unanimously re-
elected Chfcl Engineer F. Bcwer was ehoacn
Assistant Engineer.
baggage master named James Terry, waa sers-
oaslJ, and perhaps fatally injured last night by
being caught between the cars while making un
the train Oh the Valley Road.
1he"ca,her is pleasant but cool; ground frozen
quite hard.
4 Norwegian, named Eric Ericsson, belonging
to wood barge at The upper lcyee. In stepping
from one barge tn another, yesterday. by some
mems missed his footing aud fell into the strong
current. and WIS seen no more.
James AneCc was, early only on Sunday morn
tnE, attacked and robbed on t11c MENDOZA ferry
hons. by tour so}iicrs belonging 10 the Tcn,h
Regulars. The soldiers wesc armed with sluu.-
khots, md were evidently familiar with The hu.i-
ness Of highway robbery. II not murder. They
Atc III custody Al The Fort.
Charles ChAmpaiCnc, n workman In Princes
sawsnin. On Saturday, fell aEa'n=, circular saw,
which cut hie hand almost OH at the wrist 20 that
1t hrur pnfv by the ekiD
, 1866-11-21
FROM KANSAS,

Indian OutFnge-RcmsvaI Of Suporinteu.
dcucy 1endQunrterH-HtehP Prices Of Pro-
aucc-ucnFy enosT HfotM at Denver Eity
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tr!b1ne.l
LAWRENCE, Kansas, November u.
On Monday Of last week party Of Cheyennss
Killed and scalped citizen at Fort Serapt, who
was In The employ Of Colonel Leavcnwo.th.
MI. Byer. The newly appointed Superintendent
Of Southern Indians, arrived to-day He will re-
move the headquarters Of the Suprrfntendency to
Fort smith. Arkansas, Immediately.
son III tlls State, produce Is high for a western
State, owing to The Western demands and the in
nux Of Immigration Potatoes sell Al 81. 80 per
tour at 1850 per hundred
heavy snow fell at Denver City on Monday Of
, 1866-11-21
FROM ROCKFORD.

New Express t)l1lc~ Op2nrd-Thc Forest
City b0sc ja1l Club 10 tho Chicago Ex-
cClatoF1.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Teibune.l
HocEFoRp, ILL.,, November 20.
The Merchants Union Express Company have
opened an Office In this city. The agent is Joseph
@. Knapp. for msny years = conductor on the
Galena i Chicago Union Railroad.
Ara meeting Of the Forest City Base Rall Club
last Syening, the following resolutions were
.'hesotrfd, That We regard the reply Of The Ex.
cclsior Base Ball Club, Of Chicago, deferrinc tho
acceptance Of our challenge till next spring, as 4
virtual refusal 10 play with us. and that said ehal
icnge is hereby Withdrawn unless accepted &C.
ding 10 its terms, viz, to plsy II as carly 4
day a. possible, a. in our view he regulations d.
not contemplate 80 long a postponcment as IL
rroroeid by the Excelsfo: Club in their reply
, 1866-11-21

Excursion Under tho Auspices of lhe Dca-
Motncs VALLEY Railroad Company.
Especial Despatch to The Chfcaeo Tsibunc.l
DEs MONIES, Novembc, a.
a Train Of fexcnrsioni*ts, numbering $50 persons.
ler This city this morning as guests Of the Des
Aoines Valley Railroad Company, for visit to
keokuk. They arrived at the city at half past
three this afternoon, where they were cordially
welcomed to the hoepilzliucs Of the city By The
Mayor Of Keokuk. aud by Colonel Leighton and
Judge +, F. Miller, and appropsiate Responses
we're made by MaFor Cleveland and Hon. T. F.
Withrpw, Of Des Aoines. In the roErsnethe ex.
eursionssts will take passage upon the steamer j.
q. dobnson. as tue guests OF The Packet Company,
, 1866-11-21
THE CONTENTS OF EACH EDITION OF THE TRIBUNE ERAcE

lst-A CoMrLETE CURRENT HISTORY Of the
progress Of events, with grneral news OF the
daJ.
st-COpIQCS TELEGRAPHlc DISPATCHES.
containing the Latest News from all paris,
down to the hour Of going to press.
sd-REG CLAIR CORRESPONDENCE from numeE~
puE points in the Souih and the Capitals Of the
Nes1eEn States, Washington. New York. st.
Loc:s, California, Kansas. Canada, Great Brit
A.n, France, Germany md Italy. besides occa-
t!eEat letters from 1uany other pctnts where
Interesting news is transplrine. No other jour-
nal In the country employs 1AEser OF more
capable corps Of correspondents.
sth-AnLE EDITORIALS on Political Topics. and
all subjects Of current interest, AID Reviews OF
New Publications.
, 1866-11-21

ALDAST, November a0.-a Wouan's Rights Gov
ycnsion met In IweedIo Hall this lnorJ,ipw. Tbf
attendance was small. 1.ncy Stone Blackwell IRE
stdsd. Sue nreed the ADVOCATES Of equal rights tc
Ton, Fred. Douglass, Parker Pillsbusy, and Others
Scre present, and look part in tho proceedings
Kcsolntions Wc1e adopted strongly In favor oi
giving the right Of suffrage Ia gil without regard
women 80 delegates to the approaching ConstIta
tfQual EnDHentinn In this SIain y
, 1866-11-21

Isy MISUNDERSTANDING az tn the Lnte |
Exsrno, dlrarr Alce1,nas oi .lc F:u9.i4h !
Cubtnrt-FRiturc OF n large Mercantile |
Firm In Ct5na-Ex-9:arcrusrE Efrc to Dr.
nrnmcn, trrwrrd .hr Enm;tx nrnn sma-,-
ran 1nTcntor~Ercrc, ,1"nths ~ tsn,,,n
sx4,hnn, ,fnt,-'I:rca, ni..r.... ,sr..~a,i1na
-PFnrr'nn ~tatemrns tn Hc1atton 10 the
Sccdfe tsuu-A Fens'n pri*ancr C'otms
ofthc TrcatE NctsEccu PRUSSIA aud feus,iu
-Unttcd .sta,e.' Claim Agnln+t Frcnch
, 1866-11-21

tween here and San Francisco Ia perfectly enos-
Eous. nnu freight IS left behind each tsio- whi1c
the passenger list In always full. The Clina 1ina
will be opened III January, which nusk prove
source Of great wealth to the company.
, 1866-11-21

ALLWANTNG FARMS Good Farm
"A and wcll.prosed eFais M MLands-Dsantlfal s aae
Fh,'sd<phe 3 1alsoa c2alas,S1 !nessssSa e se sc
payable il four xeafs ylaFe loss iot hasta:zs aad
healthy y-t7n hEhls ttrt4e. IEpsavea Places alse RI
sale. Address GHAS. +. LAMBS. proprietor, T. 4re
lard New Jersey. Papers containing tnsor matte seL
re From repoEt 81 so}on Kooinson, Asr1c7 .tuia
Eder e tne eans; 1T = Gne Of tSe 1c+ eStso
able ccntt1ton fos pleasant farming, that Eoov o
this side Qf The We&tefn PrAItee."
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cent IT. very t:tty places which will require ycE3
slight rub. aud. unlike other preparations offered Tor
ike putpcse- WILL NOT ROT ruK CLOTHS. Int VII
Leave thtta Eca WHITE than ordinary aGthtls wtte
out tile Usual Wear tear.
r.noses g.e-se spots it BY magic, and sottena
H. t1 u soAAEI. 50 thst r1ls!nG viii II ordinary
cases entirely reubveit.
This Powder II ptefsred t. accordance nth e.ecc1E
ecteLce and 7pon process peculiar to itself ThieE II
secured b. lttsess patent his been iu u'e f.: mora
tsah Year sn3 has ps we'd itsef unt. ea Torlre
whttrver i has heen useE; AraenE the advanta1z
Il saEes al II. e1pea>s Ct sosp saua1S LIED on COZ"
il .s1es most of Tic l.oer Ct rubbing. and wca. aca
tar.
Also, for cearing windows 1t Is Unsurpassed. Witk
oaequarte the tIe anu 1ah,r usually E11ec- It In
parts beautiful Eioss ard lusne. unch supctior Ia
acy Other mede no water required except 70 motste1
the powder.
And eau be readily appreciated By single tr.a1 rh4
cost Ct washing for family ot se OF slx pssoas VII
The manufaetureEs ot this powder 8re aware thaa
csAny uRec:R ccponnds hate been 1ntfod1ead 70 Ina
pEb{c hch have roIfd the cloth or failed II reooT
inc tie dirt Eut knowing the tnt!instc e1cec7,t Il
this article they confidently proclaim As beng %1pt
e. to met %tte1ano which ls long e1.te,l. Wn'eh
tAs heretofore remaiaed unslrpled. MauaEae --ecC
HOWE s. STEVENS
Ego BROADWAY, BCsTOa-
Alto, Maouiactuserso OF Family Dye Co!o.s-
Eo- sa1e nv {}rncer4 and Dea.e1a eyerrrke.s
, 1866-11-21

Condition ai the Pncl1c 11atl Steamship
Company.
New IoRK. November a0.-Tha Pacific Nail
Steamship Company has declared It's sccN!Ar quar-
ietly dlyidehd Of Grc per cent c1.n. rayAb.e De
January I'd. This Largo dIe:.acul WAS :rne7al,s
expected by the 1.1h'to. ard hss been anticipated
.osone extent The t.lsiness Of the company be-
, 1866-11-21
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Fosk and his superiority in Throa Lungs and Chronic
Dseates, Will render 1t superduoua 70 recommend hts
new method Of treatment By Of his own In.
strnmcnts. for Inhalation and Humiliation Roth In
atramcnts arc not only approved b. the leading ply
icians OF this country and Europe but we'll spoken
OF In the -di7 and Surgical Rtportrr. Of Phlihdel-
phti October Sd. ls> the leading medical Journal Of
Ibis continent. Dr.. s. never shows testimonials, as
other advertising physlciaus are used to do, and he
feels more soEry. that, specslty practitioner he Is
bound to advertise But the profession and the people
ID general Wilt soon be convinced that be differs from
others. and rsclass cty references are Ut disposal tor
thls purpose.
, 1866-11-21

4]"A%FA A44EAAH0 uANFACtSe
LONDON. November H.
Fefse oc1:is! hours to-!ay thr!e was better
inquiry for United StatCs SD hond<+ md s47 were
reported nj 7ox aeainst :s'oG Saturday. Tic
siI wAe fully sustained at I'll. REGULAR opening OF
Ike ,nMrEtt = kalc@ were antounce1 ut 10 51%.
itrs7xtccs fturn FrsnEfors aud Amsterdam ARC aiso
t1er ty i:s per cent. with steady business report
q! ~ 1hs toEMer nsarScl ttansactnns wefs carcted
rather higher. Erie being qnoled nt 39Hts51. and
illinois alarcs at ss4 buyers. tS4 etllcrs.
LIVERPOOL. November 10.
There Is cor tinncd nfmn+sa he market for hrtal
Suits A1d sound parcels und ready buyels at Tie cur
-e-t ratee Of Saturday.
LivEErooI- November .o-noon,
CnT7oEtrens grirt and sf-aty 1t III f,r u3Ettling
urlarts. Business thus far Indicates days sale OF
ji.itJ ba3ts.
IIoxpoN, November .N-uonn.
FIS.Sc1A1.-Ennso1s Tor r nneS 0ptn at 91a. u. 5.
-: III. ,I;:uo!s Eratsal. ~ 'Er!.. -:
ftfrEEF1.nL. November 9j-vc.trC.
.Cor7os- Market duA and unclsascd nj lid for mid
Cling Erlan,is. Sales s.ool f.1rs-
HEE43NT1 TTS-N1rxr: hn% sao:1 .u advancing teo-
.Ercy. Wheat closed ID higher. Flour has advanced
l..
PCoy1s1oNS-a1nEkr* easier to<lAy.
GEoCEClEs-Kicc tas advanced "a H.
I.nStriS. SoTri1tr- c3-"vr1fa-.
FIS1Ec:AI-CnpsolE rlose4i At G04 Z. 6. ~, ~.
Illinois Central, s3h Erie Railway. %.
, 1866-11-21
FROM DUR0PE..
Yesterdays Adsices By Atlantic
Cable,
French Troops to Leave Rome On
the 18th December.
Wheat Advanced Four Pence
in Liverpool.
ADVlCES BIZ STEAMSHIP.
Tie General Political Situation in
Europe.
Rumered Objects Of the Alliance
Between Prussia and Russia.
ER0M WASHINGTON.
Further Conjectures as to the
President S Future Policy.
SGden Makes an Unsuccessful Ap-
plication for Pardon.
Another Prize Fight near Alex
andria.
ER0bi SOUTH AMERICA.
Progress of the War between
Paraguay and the Allies.
Official Report Of the Late In-
portaRt Naval Battle.
FROM MEXIC0.
Particular: Of Maxinlil:an's Recent
Arrest and Detention.
lSIC1I MEsS!CES OF TIE FL0GID. sED
sNE1N CAROLINA GOVERNORS:
Progress Of the War between
Paraguay and the Allies.
FROM 1lEXlC0.
Particular: Of Maxin,il:an's Recent
Arrest and Detention,
lSICAL ,;aEssS.CES OF TIE FLORIDA IND
ANE1N CAROLINA GOVERNORS,


New Russian Loun-ttprnsnx Of the Dnlch
tkEmhcr+-A Forthcoming French NoJc
on tic Mexican Gueetlon-French Troops
TO Leave k0tne On the 18Th Of 3ccctnber-
Do,n&H Of n Snlinunl Reform conference
nj Misunderstanding Of Prussia Invited to
Writ pnrts.
LONDON, November IA new Russian 1o,n Of
six millions saa been announced.
Thp Dutch Chambers have been opened. The
King. in hts opening speech to the Chambers, cx.
}.esscd hopes for reciprocal confidence md loyalty
ID tue Constitution.
PANS, November an-1t il said that n. Con.
st!ef> the French Minister, is preparing note Oh
.l.c Mexican question. 1t is understood tha: ii
will b. conciliatory towards lit United states,
:nd Will mol object to the recognition Of the Juarcz
Government
The preparations for The evacuation Of RpHs bF
tho French troops, will be finally completed on
the 18th Of December.
ST PETEEsDrnG- November ao--A proposition
has h*cn Introduced In thu House to autherize the
negotiation OF loan oi fo:ty million forms.
MANCHESTER, November 20.-At the National
Reform Conference. held IN This city, It WIS re-
sotyed to use all possible efforts to countcraci the
tactce Of the Torlee and 10 prepare the outline OF
Reform bill
QUEENSTOWN, November a0.-Thc steamship
HecIa has arrived from New York, tae 7th.
PARIS, November a0-lt Is said that Naro1cop
naz invited the k1ug uf riu.sIa 10 visit Paris.
FIonESCE, November a0--Geue1a1 Fleary has
aHivcd in this c,pital.
PANS, November a0-Thc HorfFtur af to day
accs it the recent note of Baron RIeasolf the in
tcElion Of Italy to obey the September Conrcu-
EG4.
, 1866-11-21
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-01
DIR. EASTERLY'S
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA.

This is the On medicine that viii cure dis, ases
arlsiag from an impure state Of the blood, viE:
scrofua or Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions
Of the Ss IN, Erysipe as. CnIonic Sore Eyes, Ring
worm or letter. Scaid Head Old Sores swelling OF
the Glands, Leprosy, White Swelling, Piles, Botch-
es, Boils Pmpies the face, Goitre, Rheumatism
Dropsy Gravel, LIVER Complaint, Dyspepsia
Nervous anec:ioLs. General Debility, all ChroGic
Diseases arising from the use Of Mercury
This N: dcine cembiues q highly concentr Ited
state the Buid Extracts OF SSrsapsra, Yellow Dock
Siilingia, Burdock and the Iodine of Potassium, asv
the Extracts OF several other valuable ROOTS snd
BAkGc prepared by NEW and highly improve
cnemical process for obtaining the ACTIVE PiIN
CIPLE OF those Roots in it's PURE and most perfec
volatile rendering the compound the most per-
u 2"& EFFICACIoUS REMEDY known to man tOl
the " all those diseases arising from impure
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-01
DR.. EASTtRLY'S
Universal Family Pills

very mild and pleasant in their operation, vet
more r0mpt and tfectual in cleansing the system
from all bilious and irritating than the yari.
GUS ots er pills in general use For Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia. they are really invaluable These
Pills a-e PURELY VEGETABLES in tneir Ingredients
and will be found much superior to othe Pills to cure
the dlseases iden to The est Families try thern
Prepared and sod ST DR.. EASTERLY q co 20
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For sale BY all the Wholesale Druggists of Chicago.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-01
SPEAKER BARRoN. Under the head 81

SPEAKER BARRON Under the head of
Reward of Merit, the Wisconsin Cnief cop
ies our article about Speaker Barron l'he
able editor Of that paper, T. w. Brown
lays: a9 "a
Twenty years ago, the writer made his
first acquaiut auce with editorial life IN
the Office we found devil already to our
land. coarse looking, plainly dressed boy,
carrying papers aud doing drudgery gener-
ally ; sneered at 10y young Upstairs, yet hiai
~. Intelligent, eager To Improve, and warm
~ grateful for an encouraging word HIS
dress was not of the UOrsay style, his Goa
being badly fitting homrspuu. the collar al
ways turned up; his pants being turned up
at the bottom, and bovts Of fabulous di
nlensions, and always innocent Of care
While other boys smoked and drinked, ou,
devil resolutely, and with an independence
Of thought and action born of good old Rev
dictionary stock, pushed right ON. With
out means or friends to aid. he won his way
and is now Speaker of the Wisconsin AS
sembly. He was long member of our fam
lily. aud most intimately known to us from
our first acquaintance, we eau endorse the
brief but handsome aud expressive tribute
of the Daily CAPITOL"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-01
DIR. EAsTEkE4Y'S ,rm
DE.ARRHEN SYRUP

Thas Medicine as pleasant and q,afallible Cure
for Dtarrheo, Dysrntery, Colo, Cholera Nor
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BoTets of Children achen TEE THING.
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u has been used by the most intelligent and le-
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y,srs IN all cases OF Diarrhes Dysentery and Bowel
" mp amt. ard 81 unite in pfOnOuueilg the mo,
'peedy aud efecu"l Medicine they have ever used
Price. rs eel Is per bottle
= AIRED and sold by Dr., E. Easterly Co No u
orth Fifth street. Louis. Mo Sold at their
Branch store, No. 80 Madison street, ChicaQ 90 Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-01
DR. SANDERS,
Three N inute Salye!

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Notes, RsngUorm and 1oothuche az from
III ee 10 Ten Minutes.
A TRIAL viii convince he most incredulous of
IN Its most miraculous power aud efica cy IN -.
NOV ng warts and Moles. which always offensive
~ the eye. iiupsirHg ones Desuty. and instantly
Curl 9 the toImtnt,tg lbs from Corns d Too h
ache. Pii"e IS cents PEI bottle Or Sanders
Three mInut, SaiVe " Il be sent TO all parts of til,
rountry recsipt OF the price aud II cents to pre-
az postage ON the same
Prepsr, and sold by d. Esstery & Co., No 20
North Fifth street, Louis No. Solo at their
5tsnch miIy Medicine StoI e, No 80 Madison street.
Chicago. III
For sale by all Druggists gene rally
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4 HERERE'A HAU,E

~ virtue Of one executIn isfueJ out OF the Cir
40 Gu Uourt, IN and fcr the county of Ken shA,
,'ate OF Nlscessin. In favor OF tsauy L. Arrdt and
Peer SArndt, AID sgainAL the foods chRttels and
real estats VI julia Undo wood, me directed
sud denSered,I nave seed And taken the following
described D. operIJ, TO vii: '-Dt1 ~
Part al block of r lexis addition on sw or sec 81
toun range 20 eAst, com on . side of Garden 81 at
pc Mt III line with the aide OF Jay Of Jenn e's
Addit ioh, thence on line y II said sid of Jay
~. about 10 rds the ai'ey runniag vest,
tnSuce by e.de o! sail ~ icy light rds theuce
par said coptiuued line OF Jay vt, to Garden
ST. thence eight 49, rds being part of he size of
II M s, thu vno,e OF - ard parts Of It's and 8,
also my tIgha accrumE from the extension oegay
d., through TO Pea sC. WI -FI1zA
Which stOt essid property T. thali expose for sale
aid sell ~ public suctIol Ms by b. direcsed he
front door Of the Court House IN the cry of Aenoshe
Gu Saturday, the Shirty day OF March, a. D.
1866, III o'clock in the forenoon oil that day
gt'. ~ ". w BAKkR,r
7wS7 ''..' it'f q p SherR
Da.ed, SHERIFF. 0face Kenosha. Feb s, 1865
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Dr. Easterly's Iodine &SarsaparilIa

Pur tying the Blood, pI oducing healthy action y
the LIVER and its secretions, expelling all morbid
IL pure and diseased matter from the system, and by
its simultaneous action on all The various organs
the body, 1t mparts new life aud activity the whole
physical system Possessing those peculiar Blood
purifying properties is the why IL 10 equally
eflcacious in many dferett complaints. No sthe
madicina Hlfh -, : ~.