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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-10
Educational Column.
oSDuorrD RI TEACHERS AND STUDENTS.
What we Need.

The Teachers Institute of this county
commenced ON Monday last, and consider
ing who is at its head, it can't be otherwis'
than a success. Able assistants and lee
tnrers have been secured, and we doubt no
that this session will be fully equa,, if no
exceed in interest and profit, any previously
held in the county.
Teachers Institutes have become quiz
common Of late years, and their beneficial
effects are plainly evident. The common
schools Of Kenosha county have always
ranked high in the state. yet rapid advances
have been made since the Introduction o
the County Superintendency, and the es
tablishmant Of institutes FOR teachers
Judging from the results, the wisdom o
t4e measure, which at first was doubted
by some is clearly proved.
o. tic practical utility ofsnch Institutes
especially for the inexperienced, there
cen be 10 question We see no valid rea
son why teachers should not undergo aomt
preparatory discipline as well as those il
other professions. Nothing is more absurd,
than to suppose ANY and every one prepar
ed to pass directly, from a course of study
in some public or other school, to assume
the responsible duties Of a teacher. Some
there may be, but they constitute the ex-
ception, not the rule That the branches
to be taught are thoroughly understood, is
no evidence whatever Of qualification for
teaching. Many of the finest scholars make
the poorest teachers while others Of more
limited attainmeuts, are frequently the
most successful.
The Institutes held from year to year are
accomplishing good work. in bringing the
teachers together, aud in the presentation
and discussion Of improved methods Of in
struction. Immediately preceding, as i
does, the winter terms Of school, the teach
er is enabled to enter upon his duties, with
memory refreshed, and an enthusiastic
love for his work, aud prepared fer a prac
ticaI application Of The numerous plans and
theories suggested, which the lone plodder,
too sclfsatisGed to seek Of others what be
himself lacks, can never gain.
While the Institute is designed more
especially for those who purpose teaching
in the country, yet teachers from the city
might not find it to their disadvantage to
join in its exercises Let there be more
sympathy between the teachers of city and
country, and frequent association will both
encourage and strengthen. During the
winter season. let teachers associations be
formed in the different towns, and genera
association for the county, aud the teachers
cannot fail of receiving great benefit, and
through them, the hundreds of children and
youth under their charge Let US have
more enthusiasm on this subject. The
worlds greatest advances are made through
lis agency. QUAERo
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GRAMMATICAL PLAY Upon THg WORD "THAT'-
New that is aword thatmay often be joined
For thai that may be doubled il clearto the mind
And hat that that is right lie plain to the view
"A that that that thal we use is rightly used to;
And thar that that thai that line has
Is right IN accordance with grammar
Is paiR IN our sight.
In the above lines the word SHAT is
used in accordance with the rules of gram
Professor w, Of --- University is
something Of aWag, and the boys seldom
get the start of him in the ray of practical
jokes. Ono Gay, going into the rescitatiou
room, FRESHMEN class present, he found a
sheep sitting Tied In chair His sole re
mark, addressed politely TO TIE sheep, WAS.
How are you, Freshman, rather turned
the joke on the boys. Similarly, when. at
another time, opening his desk, a goose
flew out, when he exclaimed, ''Aha, gentle,
men another cassmate see.
The Old Testament contains 5. 642 differ
emf words Milton about 5000, and shak.
speare 5000
All the various reforms nov ID progress
are as tributaries of great river. flowing
on to the boundless ocean of Truth
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STATE or WISCONSIN.
COUNTY OF KENoSHA.

: l, Thomas A. Healey, sheriff of said county O
henosha, do hereby certify that the above is trut
teopy OF the notice Tor general election served upol
me by the Secretary of State OF the State of Wiscon
I'm ,and now ON file IN my Office Pursuant to sale
non e. ana the statutes In relation TO elections
hoce Is hereby given that in addition TO the state
oIcers deslgnat ed in the above notice OF the Sec
retlF ~ state. the following county or local officer.
are 10 Pc elected, 10 wit:
| one naior iOfihe syh Senatorial District. com.
| posed o! he County of Kenosha in place of g
y. SHoie whose term OF Office will expire on rho
ist Aanoay ~ January, A. D. lSGS
also one Member OF Assembly, for the Comfy NJ
heno~ha. IN ace of Gideon TraesdeN whose tsr,,,
Of oie viii expires on the 1st Monday in Japu nv
A. d lSbS
Also one Supervisor, in the District composed nj
the owns OF Pleasant Prairie. Bristol Paris and
Sunleis in place OF IL. A. NeWberry whose term nj
office viii expire on the 1st Monday in January, A.
ID. 1868,
Also one Sapefih tendent of Schools, for the
County Of heaosha, in place of Lide w. Briggs.
whose term OF office viii expire on the list day
in January, A. D. 1865.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
ne above notice an election will be held in the
several Towns Wards and Election Precincts of the
County Of henosha on the LIST Tuesday succeeding
the LIST Monday, being the fifth day OF November,
Z. D. 1901 for the purposes therein set fourth.
Dated Sherifs Office, Kenosha. Wisconsin, this I'd
day OF September A. d. 1851
THOS, A. 1EALE4.
Sheriff kenosha Co, Wis.
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Local Agents Wanted throughout the United
States.
l4s 9ssqeston have appointed as receivers Nsssrs G
A. 20 ke 60 vi se weli suupr Integrity aud business
experience wii be snaccut EGarar ter thar the Uoey
nti usel 70 them viii be promptly applied 70 the pnr
rose stated @ P"i
PHJLAD PHIa. Pa. NAV % 1857
70 me Cb3eers and Of tie Washington L5trGr5, III
a. s. REdD, .Secretary
Gentlemen on receipt Of your favor u the 18Th inst
nasiJins Of cur appintnent receivers for your co
We -ook Tie liberty to submit copy Your cbarterwitb
plan Of your enterprise, the highest legsautbo,tv
Of tie state ard havirgreeeived bis favorable piuion in
regard 20 its legality and sympa with the bersv
Glen. object Cfyour association viz: the eduee+ion
maintenance 81 the orphan children # our soldiers
sailors al the Riverside Institute We have Concluded -
accept the rast. and best efforts to
50 worthy an object Respectfully, yours..ae..
As,,-.-n, GEORGE a. Co0Kg co.
GEORGE 4. COOKE Z Co. Bankers
81 south Third street, philadclpbia s.
RECEIVERS fog the Washington Library Go.
E.j. Bentley, Agent,
Main st., KenosAq.
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The Grover and Baker Elastic Stitch Sewing
Machines are Superior to all others for the
following reasons:

l. They sew direct IRON the spools, and require no
rewiudug Of thread
q IN are more easily undo stood ana used and
less liable TO arrangement than otner marhiues
O. they are capable of executing per ieCt H. whou!
ohangS Of adjustment, much greater variety
work than Other machines
nc as'lch made By these machines is much mo re
uTiu e'astc and durable es2ec ally npon art icles
VIM require to be washed and roned thau any OH.
err machine - -
D. rms stltGh-owing to the manner in which the nm
ger thIead is inwrought is much the most plumr
ana beautiful N use, and retains its pumpuess ana
oeauty even upon articles frequently washed ard
ed until they are cut.
o. The structure of the is such hat tIouqb A.
be cut on broken at intervals of only few stiShes
II wiz neither open run ravel. but remains frm
and durable.
Z. Unlike ether machines, these assen bo,h ends OF
the seam by their own operation
). win these machines, while silk is used up0n the
nlgh or face sdeof the cam, cotton may be used M
on the other side without lesssnngthe strength Or
dufsbiilty Of the seam This can ne done on 30 "a .
er machlne ana is great saving upon al stitch d t.,
made up with silk.
y These machines in addition 10 their superioy
merits as instruments for sewing, by change of ad
Justment easily learned and prac tised execute The
most beautiful and permanent embroidery ana or
nameltal work. -
GROVER Il BAKER S n CO.,
No. l3, Newhall House milwaukee,
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From THE CoTTAGE TO THE THRoNE.-ThI
romance ofreal life often goes beyond that i'm
agned by the novelist. The present Empress
o. Morocco is native Of Chaiey, near Dole
in Ef Sc, where she was born on the goth Of
NoVemaer. 1920 in poor matched cottage,
iier name Was Nirginje 4anternier. She went
b her r8rents, Ia 1884 TO Algeria, aud the
lHie iar1lly was taE29 prisoners by the Mo-
"H'euars. Ter father was killed., and htr
3sa died sova after~ard The captors,
ci by the great beauty O. EiTginie, spared
- -Gd ly concurrence of a romantic cir
eutA5tJ lance the Emperor son made her his
ne the Empress has since sought out aud
Gfo dght her three sisters to the Moroccan
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WIN. e. REED, Agent,
for keUosha City & CO.
TAX noYgCE.

/ ri 'Esh following is a list oil unredsamed pieces
y tracts OF lots Of land situated IN iha couaiy
~ n 3osi.- stat 90 iscoHsn which were sold on
the Sth gay on Nay- a. D. 1865 fo the unpaid taxes
OF 1861 aud he mount Of taxes charges aud inter-
est aed thereon to the last day of redemption
due on eeeh parcel Now therefore, notice is blre{y
give tha unless such ards are redeemed. on or be-
ofe the 9h day OF Asy, a d 1855, hey viii be con
Neyea 10 the purchaser thef of according 0 law.
Town of Pleasant p,.Ers.
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The lo1loqoingin " " or Sec 81 TIRES
\ King, 1t 10 Blk 3 s31
j Hogan com rd 5 and 229 # of ne cor of ne 4
sec T ! r % thence IL S-lyTt, thence rds
t. ence W Al S-l2 IT. thence n S rds 10 beg sec
T R23 3
Forbs com u rds of sc cor Of It Il and 15H rds
W of the centre OF the old Chicago road thence
rds thence " 81 rds, thence n 6 rds thence c
81 rds to beg, ne 4 sec 6 I Z Is , :
I w Adams com Il rds OF Sc cor Its II and l5K
rds w of centre of old Chicago road, thence s
rd. thence to W line of x of sd 4 sec, thence
n 6 rds, thence e to beg, ne Il sec 6 RES 5
BOND AND sTRoNG's ADDITION.
N EIIoa,i,,.r IA, Dr. nl & ~ p %
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CCGsee
err sdlnG arc e..cg t..e Vs,ilaa - MarVR 3 e.
~ 4ntyre, Of ASier, IN k.roeta -aunty and q ltu
ol scOnsln, src tRkirG due pvoom oil the ssiGa,
representing &n3oLs other thihgS, hat John ID. bic
day OF August A. D., 1851 died interstate leaving
goods, cliaues, and estate within this eosnty md
hat she the petitioner is the WidoW 0f aAid caascd:
ana praying that adnidstrstiou - asld estate be
granted to her in assoc atioL Nlt d ST. W-5ue Of
sad town OF salem
IT 10 ordsaod tsat said petite. . $50 l,o.5re
The Judge OF tine Court on Tfiday tfa XII dly II
october, A. D., 1871, u 8o'c,oeAP athis o.
nee III the city and county of / ga
And it 10 further ordered thai notice tiatscf be
given 70 the heirs Of said deceased and toaH per
sons Interested, BY publishing copy Of tina order
lot three Succ ssive weeks prior 10 said day OF hear
ing, in she kenosha Telegraph, . weekly newspaper
printed aud published IL keuosnA, 10 sAld county.
Dated kenosha, Sc ptemoet 9TH, A ID. 1857.
-+ ANTHONY VAN WICK,
3w15 ls arlg1 County Judge.
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n . the .''is' g aSe"se Aao a..

IN me ns'l'r = aseSrs.e Aa 70 Us5as
fsk T,sd-s snd re e.e ~,
" LsSs az tps q ksroehA - a ma b5
e9uity, 80 ssrt - Nsc,Dsi~ aud takinn Ia
loOts ol w sSust r'v'"s NJ among othsF Tin. &
on tae slet day e 2 i%F dee iaA.asa. &
leaVlAk goods, o1At,e Do a'a,e w,tnlr tAla sn,
~, Snt tlat s6 Ufs pt ~ dauKhu~e ~ -. d
deceased; an pray y sain,niattshOn ~ -, :
ee4Js d k'Art<S 40 80 The AuAhatt 0i
said p0tItlonsr
IL 10 ordered tha' 80 pp' - he heard kSfpvp &,
Judge OF Una 20 - Iv 6v"sV he eth Aav N & , ~
Der, q. d.. iss7 n,sAU o. ne ~ IN
the city and Ctbily ~ Ana r
And Il 10 iurhey ord red ha, ,,ee thereof be
glVGlF ~ TIC he 70 IF 90 q deceased end - oil DEP.
sons interesteG, ~ ,,tN shn9 Q copy ~ this ~ d
Ter three success ~ W. he PRIOR f0 sale day " &
Ing, IA The ksrosba y sgea =, . Ve>h y neWspA Ter
printed anG p1 lsh.c Aenuahs IN said cOun 81.
DstSd keulaGa, Eat1oui. N u 81
- = saay 4ARWRCR
9vl5 1antv Jud .
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AN ACT to amend the General Banking Law of
this Stare
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin. represented
I'm -.l..-n .,.a A-.-... -. -

bhg pcopt OF me SClte OF Wisconsin, represented
~ senate and Assembly do enact as follows:
section I. Any bank or banking association
or@ahIed under the general banking law Of tbis
tate de~HoQs Of redeeming and winding up lis
GircE alton without disseminating the business OF
oaHhlg. Is hereby authorized TO redeem and wind
up - circulation IN the same manner in all re.
lsp IT'S a provided in said law for banking asso.
cations 5esirous OF disseminating The business OF
oa5'sis; uut such redemption, deposit and publ
ait4 Oh OF hotiee shall III no wise release suc bank
lfem-ine payment OF taxes to the state or in any
inatler affect the chartered rights OF such bank or
ba king association.
See ,. Il shallbe lawful for any bank or bank
M as SOeatun organized and doing business under
lhe general banking law Of this state, 10 demand
ma 'eceNe Tor loans aud discounts, such rate oil
interest a. shall be allowed by law to be taken and
RECEIVED ~ individual citizens, and by corporations
otnef nan 6anlling associations in this state.
Approved AprI IL 1866
sad election 10 be conducted, the votes canvass
cd ana returns made pursuant to law
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
Sthtesot Wisconsin, at the Capitol in Mad
isoA, this goth day Of August. A. d. 1861
THOS. S. ALLEN
Secretary of Stef
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Of the 50 members Of the High School
20 are from the country. District No. 2,
Of Somers, which for severa! years past has
maintained high reputat ion for its excel
lent school, is the most fully represented.
There are at present eight enrolled, who
formerly attended in that district, and we
learn that two or three more are yet to
come. Thus we see what an incentive to
further advancement these pupils have re-
ceived by few years discipline in a good
school al home, and the wisdom Of employ
ing good teacher several terms in success
sion. II Is also evident that a well con
Quoted public school will not fail to attract
students from the couutryi auj great credit
is due to the School Board for the Wisdom
shown in the selection Of teachers.
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The New York Hail has this paragraph :
Peter Bayne, who lives in London and knows
what Is going on there says pleasant wills
Per mas reached his ear, to the effect that Miss
lngelow lie about TO be married TO Mr. Robert
Browning. Miss Ingelo~, is by common con.
sent, regarded as our greatest living poetess
and III. Browning stands mex. TO Tennyson in
general estimation among our poets His
hrst wife vas the greatest poetess that ever
used the EnShsh language, and, from. Mr
BioWning's choice Of second partner, we
may conclude IAa. experience has taught
MN that great PoetsSs may be . good wile.n
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Washin gtGn Island.

7netouo,otag in NJ " Qr Sec. 80 r. r. %.
Jas HILL ! 50 X Dee, Il [ a.
(; Torrance 10 1 10 Dee. 70 / Il
Steel 1t bk ne 4 sec 81 I r % 81 80
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1ne RiversIda Institute


situated at 8versde, Bur in on connty, New JERSEY
Is founded ior The purpose Of Gta,uruonsy educat-
VIZ the sous 81 deceased nar.s ami Searnen of the
United states US
ne board Of trustees consist, Of the following
Se,,5snoW" eiNzens OF Peansyly and New Jersey
Hon. Il BR0OMALL,
Elk Chief Coiner, L Ma, ami Recorder o.
Dee1's ,'hitsdelpha. Penn.
bon as u SEQ EN, Npw J rsey
uo2 " ~ " RE, Nv JERSEY
BERRY GORNAN, E,q
COS, Esq.
ofJoy, ooe 3 Co., Pa.ladsiphia.
Treasury Depert ment Washington, g. Apri is
ls6'-ooiee Of Internal K, consolidating req ivtd
satisfactory evidence thattlr- proceeds Of the euter
pr'5e oo9dueted by the washing on Library Comps
ny viii be -'v,sod 70 charitable uses, permission IL
hereby granted said co5r9aoy to cordoct said ,n>
erpfise exempt rom al chaig-, whether from specia
lax or Other duty
ga ROLL MS Commissioner.
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More phoroughnass Wanted

Unless teacher understands the art of
adapting himself to the mental capacities Of
his pupils, and of drawing out their faculties
he cannot be said to possess, in the true sense
The qualifications for teaching. A child pos.
scsses great number and variety of innate
powers Of mind, all folded up,-just as the
leaves in Spring are. folded in the bud Edu-
cation consists in laying open these folds, and
in healthy deyelopement and growth Of all
these hidden germs. 1t is the teachers prov
ince to direct, by suitable training, this growth
end expansion Of mind.
Gust as the twigi is bent the tree S inclined"
II is indeed g responsible calling which ex-
crts 50 great an influence upon thc future his
= y OF the child -~adecing, Il may be, its
eternal destiny, This fact calls loudly for
greater thorouglness of preparations. Of the
heart as-1ell as the miad. ii is gratifying to
note tie indications Of thu The times, pointing
forcbly in this direction, demanding more
earnestness, and elevating to its true rank and
dignity, the calling Of the teacher
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Town of Bristol Bounty Tax for 1865.
TIE fOLko.oinR are IN I'll R.2L
city OF sxenosaa -lst ward

city OF Kenosan list Ward.
The Jolooing in the s. Z. Or see 81 T2R28.
VIM u Soeum ON at sw cor Of sd Tx. thence on
lire Of 81 90 * y >? - ihe"ee r. to centre Ct Ok
YIN j Sosura--eorn a Sc cor sd TX, thence to
5henos ,65 to line Of bk, and to beg TX % IS IS
Jacob Engle--com at ne cor sd *, thence On
lire hh 50 f. Themes . tt, thonee 50 #, thence
sqrene Fist-oAcop IL ttiu wil III ofe end Of 1t 10
Est Of &! Crows-s 2-$It9lk % i
Michael Crtw undivided Il $40 e lts7 SbA.29 S5I
4 Doyle--e \ W ]I.of Sc u bk ~ 3@
Par Win nc G ns o. 81 Sd It, tb zen y q IT.
R T 1 a 4 < one * d Il Il e e
"igha1i y b r. at Sw eor IL y Ih9nce y on
50 #, themes 40 f., thence beg 1t bk ~ u 10
line Of Sd b 81 r. = enoe ravi vitG nS Of Sd
bk 2$h f. thence e 70 Main So thence to beE, lis
Il com stoek-s y OF n 81 it, as per patof1s3s lie
r N Wh'pplastreet and sidewalk TAX, lt9fs g Z e
do d. do do 1t il Blk 81, 10 =
a b and xc SnsneFs '5 benz y4I ronn
side Of "a # and 4 ton Wisconsin SSsereeta an -,
4Sif exienied VOID striS cline aair St extended
fro the line OF * Sc thence on last extended
ssTibed iine to The line ofit3 TX Is, thence to
wi 9TH, running pari wit Main st for an alley
,ff ns q nai rs "0 ''S - s' IVY u y II 90
shsreof Themes porl witit n line Of Sd k to the
Va 4 o 55sais i 5 * y 81
V hiinn-con 10 + e Of sv cor Il bk ems line q
Sd il to n line thence v On iine 10 Il tarnca
R9r Nth ae t. linz ne OF g DIX IT. oss s 8k q f. II 10
efn line Of sdt thengs oq t 81 ae to line Of o.
point IS # of necor ofsd It, thence V TO beg Il
Serene Fisk--com 70 rds Of aw cor oslt ana on
of n 4 ANGLE :
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v euerS ests,neutAry IN siNu1nattcr having been
ga granted on March 9Th, A, ID lsAi, to- OrsOn s.
Head and Zalmop q Simmons Of tie City of Aeno-
sha, IN said County and six nina tronA and after
lie aUth day u hep embeI A. ID. lett boaLg allowed
To- crediols 70 present their aShst said de-
ceased Tor eGAninAtion aud allowance: notice is
hereby given that The Judge OF SAID Coat Will on
Friday The Sbth Gay Of October, A D.. 1sbY at one
O'Clock r d. Of sAiG Gay, 1t MA orcs u said Coun-
", ex&Glne aud sdJlst a. ola d demands Of all
persons ara AlsI sxid ccceased.
BY the Court, ANTHONY VAN WICK
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Nitchelrs Biographies at the Corner Book
store.
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W Y NGA5 Y
.sEas stooc5 t..a
G4'iGi 6y the 2s.
?'dft07t FOR 6Ae ~ i
ec,W 939'Otttloe IN aH2isa 1s>
results. 1T as q 2,etp sceesa55g,u q I'D
cOOe1'B, 0Bsbf0tslg the 1fG3i 4)osgt
fttt and restorative 0Jeb8ts W.
VEGETABLE KINGDOM H. g.es5 ~ Is
GRAY HAIR TOI'rS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Ful COL0H. III makes the sozll6
1Ojtite ana cteGfb /; cures dEltdruR
anu hHWOys, end falling out OF the
hair; Gll6 fOiJ maize 1t Ds0sU Hl>,lsI
t0ld herds, except tn gerry 0Ded
persons, as il furnishes the 9saGt1.s-
tiVe prjMci21Ie 6y aUhjch tie hair
as u0Urjsted dai6 Summarized. II
D30Kces the hair moist, SOFT, and
Viosey, ant is unsurpassed as q
HAIR DRESSING. 1t is the cheapest
preparation eCer offered to the
ipMbiic, 0s one bottle ,OiW accom-
piiSh DiOre and last longer than
three bottles IT 0't8 other prepare
tl0H.
= II iS recommended dttd used 6V
the First Medical Authority. sah
The WO7ItlerfUk results produced
IN 0NF SiciEjdn H0ir ReneiDe1'
NGbe tbtttt1cE0 many 10 fhGftHjuc-
t,sre preparations for the HHi3',
ESIdef C0rtOIs names and la
order to ia!t;Gce tie Ss'0Ie ma tE.s
pHb{jG to purchase their conn
1)o0ntis. D1ey haze qesOrted to false
hgodH, By cjdtutJfp they tOere
former partners, or had some con-
nccttOa ,Utth oar Mr.. Han, G1s6
their preparation r0dS similar to
oars. DO not be deceiUed By the4Stg
paFcIidse The 0figindI: ii has
aeUef 6eetI egaCttIed. our TREATISE
on the IEdi,., toith certificates, seaat
free by mail. See that zach bottle
has oar pg.iC0te Reuc5sue Stamp
Oter tie tap Of The bottle. Al OtIL~
eFS are limitations.
r. p. Hall G. Co., Prop'a, Nashua, N. n.
Soid BY al DraI9qfats and Dealers in Netlct,aG.
G. b. COOK, CHICAGO, I'LL.
Agent Tag lsse North Western SfaioS
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~ To piezs4rr tfaVeerI he lins OF the In.
Railway presents many objects OF oterss, pksIu
through the beautiful valleys Of che Chemubg Su
quebsnna Delaware and Ramapo rivers "a eve.
changing psDsams OF natures besuti.s command
attention.,
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In fr.6ate- Ksuosha County Court.

County Judge.
Dated o. Aen0%A1, tAe 2let day Of September, A.
D., 1857. 3wi7.
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for ts0o yeGTg developing GeSSecss upon ny limbs ard
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from them are 9f1deScj16abe. Suffice IL 70 say thai
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dies bat pigoat ,eaousIg tie G1ltct1 At length ty
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happy 20 GlieSt dt al nay Bo5Ls Tsa0ced and my
heaI restored By using Dr. F0la'Gs aforesaid med
SCENES. MILTON GALE