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, 1872-12-06
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

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CHAEcERY-748- Northwestern National Bank =.
Tappan, Collector parties coma BY solicitors and de-
murrer Of defendant to bl oyerEnled and decree as
giving bond In $780, with surety to be approved By the
Court T06-Nationa1 Bank Of Commerce Y. Same !;
same 7o4--Ffrst National Bank =. Same; same. 733
-Traders National Bank '. Same same. 755-Union
National Bank '. Same: same. 75G-Merchants'
National Dankv. Same Same. 75oLfifth National
Bank =. Same: same. 759-conmercial National
Bank =. Same; same. 7G5-Fourth National
Bank Y. Same; game. 76o-Commercial
National Bank Y. City Of Chicago !;
default Of defendant Tappan set aside BY agreement
and demurrer to bill filed by leave, and same over
lowed upon giving bond in $780, with security to be
approved BY the Court.
LAw-73rLewis ct al. Y. Michigan Central B. r.;
Jury trial resumed.
, 1872-12-06
President Miller Announces the
Standing Committees.
James P. Root and tho Tax on
National Banks.
Quarterly and Yearly Reports Of the
County Treasurer.
New Proposals for the County Jail and
Criminal Court.

4 meeting Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners Was held yesterday afternoon, President
Miller in the chair. Present, Messrs. LoneFgan,
Crawford, Jones, Roelle, Galloway, harris,
Bogue Singer. Clough, Herting, Pahlman, Rus
sell, and Harrison.
The Chair announced the following Standing
Committees:
.Judiciary-Ashton, Harris, and Galloway
F;,aanee-Bogue, Harrison, Singer, Lone1gan, ana
Clough.
Educatto,s- Harrison, Crawford, and Bogue.
City Reldtions-Ashton, Pahlnan, and Clough.
Public Buildings Singer, Herting Galloway, Louer-
Equalization Of Tazes-Gal1oway, Lonergan, and
Poor HOUSE and Paupcrs-Harris, Herring, and Rus
Hoepiaal-lonesgan Herting, a and Jones' as; z,o,,.
Roads and Bridges -Pahln1an, Crawford, and BUS
Licens.s-RoeIle Harris and Pahlman.
Torn and To,cn Aecounts-Crawford, Harrison, and
Singer: c..., cno,,.o,, uo..;, and 1ono,
Public Rccords-Herting, Harris, and Pahlman.
DE-. MILLER,
the Superintendent Of Public Charities, invited
the Board to visit the various institutions under
his charge.
He also submitted his annual report and the
reports OF subordinates, which we're ordered
printed.
NATIONAL
The County Attorney submitted the following:
GENTLEMEN: The several National Banks Of the
City Of Chicago fled bills in the United States Circuit
Court praying for injunction against the Collector
Of the South Town Of Chicago, and against collecting
the tax assessed against the shareholders Of stock in
their banks respectively. 1njunctons were granted
By the Court temporarily. I filed denurrers to the
bills, and these demurre1s have been over
ruled by his Honor Judge Bodgett: I
have prayed appeal, which has lately
been fled, with bond in tile sum Of $500, conditioned
to pay the costs, etc. As the matter stands, tue
county cannot collect the tax against these banks until
the Supreme Court shall have passed upon the ques-
ton involved. The Board has already instructed me
to proceed with these appeals and now desire that
the Board will designate some person as surety on the
appeal bond. think shall be able to arrange with
tie counsel in the several to have stipulation
fled that may be takon up and the other cases
shall abide the result. Mr. Tuley, the Corporation
Counsel Of Chicago will assist me IN the case as the
city is interested in the saue question
A resolution WIS adopted designating Julian
S. Rumsey as the surety in question.
The County Attorney also reported that dur
ing The year he had tried ninety insane cases
ali peupers except two. Twenty other cases
we're dismissed, the parties having recovered or
escaped.
FINANCES.
The bond of Julian S. Rumsey as County Col
1ector WAS presented.
The Treasurer presented his report Of the
quarter ending Dec. !, as follows:
, 1872-12-06
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

w-,927rstewart Y. shehan motion for rule On
defendant to refund costs pnid by plaintiff. G. N.
dsys' notice.. g. n 9sssaransar Sr ~ WardsT @ N mo-
ton to dismiss for want OF Jurisdiction oyerruled and
rule on defendant to show cause why additional se-
murrer continued till Saturday. 1888 Brennan Y.
Frazier dismissed by stipulation at plaintiffs costs
gchofer: default md Judgment set ssids 1t defend
ants costs, by agreement Of counsel and leave to
defendant to demur or plead in twenty days. 2,1s8-
ClarkT. Burroughs dismissed BY plaintiff.
1Aw-,&ss-McKes '. WI Pittnan n rule to file bond
extended ten days from yesterday. g. N. 5o50-Wade
y Haighs; defendant to amend appeal bond, and
service Of rule. 2a24-Charlca h1atr ct al CONNER
cial Insurance Company; default Of defendant for
want Of is m n sagsR
Young; jury trial resumed
1Judqe El1Eiams.]
complainant to amend bi instanter, and rule on de-
fendant to answer amended bill in 10 days. 610-
Roe Gy Of ocgo 9sffrssd e n walter
bill instanter and rule defendants to answer
'. Handy ct a. disclaimer Of Laura Handy led; ap-
pearance Of Elizabeth Ann Snow and John Lyon
entered served By publication all defendants two
nihls; rule to plead tnstanter and petition taken as
confessed as to all defendants and cause referred to
Butler to take proofs etc.
5,o89-Thompson N. Warren and Andrew Warren,
Jr., v. VIM. Hawsbrough, Mpheus c. Badger, and 0c-
tayius T. Badger injunction restraining the defend
ants intermeddling with note Of $96l4, and trust
deed to secure same Winston, Campbell, and Law
renee. 5,09Q-Cornelius r. Field ct al. Y. ". s.
Johnston restored papers. 5,091-Cather1ue and
Henry Johnstone confession Of judgment note
of $500. 5,092-Mnnufacturers National Bank Y. j..
Barw1ck assumpst $500 Tenney, Mcmillan Ten
ney, attorneys. 5,oo3-Hm- Fitzgerald '. Francis
Crockett; assumpst, $1,000; Hardy l. Her
rick, attorneys. 6.0o4-Harmon Spruauce and
Josiah ". Preston r. 8. Jennings; assumpt $9 000
Hitchcock, Dupee Il ETarts, attorneys 6,005-Abra-
ham Z. Beetem '. Augustus E. Truman assumpst
$1,000; j. D. Addair, attorney. o,096-Alexander nc
Donald r. E. c. Johnstone; injunction restraining the
foreclosure Of chtt1e mortgage horses, wagons,
machinery, etc. negotiating pronissory note for
$500. 6,097-William N. Gregor Y. ". ]. Faulkner
assumpsit 81 600 8. II. Davis attorney. 6o98-Alek-
ander Mcdonald, for use Of 4 3 Ferris, = Alfred H.
| s. Hayden; assumpait $1,000; Doran l. Buck
ley, attorneys. 5,099-James McQurk '. Daniel
Boyle; assumpst 81 600 WIN. q. Condor, attorney.
| G,000-Oolumbus Chicago l. Indiana Central Railway
Company Celia D. Butler ct a. petition for right
Of WY through the south 20 feet Ct tho west oneha
Of Lot No3 the south 20 feet Of Lots and sand all Of
Lot in Block s, Carpenters Addition to Chicago E.
| Walker, solicitor. 6,o01-Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway Company '. Same; through Lots 9 and
TO- Block 8, in Carpenters Addition to Chicago
attorney. 6,003-Elisha 8. Y. Ann Elizabeth Lucas
| divorce on the ground Of desertion. 8003-Bertha
Schulz Y. John VIM. Schaefer; Thomas Shirley, at
| torney. 6,004 COOS, 6,006-Appeals.
, 1872-12-06
TO ARCHITECTS.

the square bounded By Randolph, Clark. Washington
and in the City OF Chicago to be used Jointly
by the County and City foz Court House aud City Hall
Mn be recsived at the office Of the Board Of Public
IN suitable desgns tho County Of Cook
and the City Of Chicago oar Jointly tho following pre-
1nfuns
For tie beat ds;ign
For the third bost l0o1
The Building Committees Of tho County Co1nmisslon-
6Es q Oook Oounty And the Common Council Of the City
2t Gheago and IL Board Of PUBLIC Works to be the
general description Of the building and schedule Of
the number and siza Of the various required hare
been prepared and be had On application to tho
Board OF Public Works Of said city,
Desfgns must 9e sealed and indorsed Tor ne
Of the City of Chicago --
BLuDUG4GOMMITTEE
BUILDING COMMITTEE
Of the Common Council Of % ths GitE X q nE nn95G7Eo.
..-. p<tas oiH of Chicago.
, 1872-12-06
DRAKE IS HIS NAME.

Scene in a prominent wholesale bookstore in
this city.
Salesman calling over stock to country mer-
chant)-*: Hooeier schoo1master ?''
Customer (scratching his head)-" Well, be-
ieve his name is Drake. We had man named
Briggs, but he's gone"
, 1872-12-06

AMERICAN N. ], EXPRESS C0,-BONDED GOOD;

AMERICAN N. ]. EXPRESS C0.-B0NDED GOODS,
the of Merchandise ia Bond and have des-
s;5 ssR;
~ II 5s;
H. Rsa1h AnR Telsa0 66loh boRdsd Goods
ef American E1pFsss %. FoT, Goods .rr!ins IN Nov
s :p as
eah q soF It
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9.Pssss @ rs
it 6ill q ladns shoEiog ahove; ID
copy invoice without Consns eertdcats. Tbsnon-
receipt Of these papsEs OF any of them Thl9 twenty
erchaadise withdrawn warehouse for ranspors
s
bonded warehouse u New York Boston. to desi
reaohes and vii act agent md transact al
te value, not eontainiae regular eTcbandsa. Ssn no
iny9ee has been may be passed through b. ap
ssats L EsG Z ssad ststs@aas VII
eeipt q Shipment Persoaal effects 6syaE been
e eoeaser S q tsss Sss
mast tsad tfe iaeocs shoad Be-
H Tos g9ed Is F tesR S an r.
duplicate OF must be mailed to the Custom House at
sasn Ct sS6 as
the weight and value of each piece The duties payable
St 20 0s
ted to the of this Company speh Roi9ts in order
, 1872-12-06
NTW PUBLICATIONS.
CHICAGO, NOT. Is, 1872.
4h6 Financial Review,
Financial, Legal, Trade, and
Insurance.

We VII he atst dsy Of Jsnps;T se.t 1.;uo week.,
teFosn legal cases and DECISIONS markets tor stoeks
Il VII in quarto torm with si1tsen pases Gt lssdas
mass of knowledge which would eost hundred tlnss
the p1iee IN any other form. 1ts editorial
be ii charge OF able Writer'S and will supply demand
throughout tho Vest foz business paper for business
men There are many such papers and few magazines
published IN Eastern cities bat thar give 40 stienton to
Western matters except such as are controlled IN New
York. Boston, Or Philadelphs While tho Great Wess
no such convenient journal Of seiernen Evs = *
necessary adjunct to hts business.
from all p1lftical aEtisansnip It viii bo conducted
without fear time is peculiarly auspieons
foE such Journal are passing through an era nl y9-
lent changes. The securities based fA1E and eKt-
mate Western enterprises should command ready aae
without discount This best bo effected by sitting
them. Projects, corporations combinations. and maay
bogus enterprises brought before tho public
mind. large number Of them need word Of caution
from independent The insurance of property
at this TING demands such caroul criticism. We shah
strive at all times to speak from the record and gso raa
bic into1metio1 years. subscription will satisfy the
would subscribers te carefully prcserVo these
subscEiption-Flse dollars PEE annnT. in ADVANCE.
Business men will appreciate the Rey1ewn ss an ad-
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, 1872-12-06
DIR. G.. BTGEIOW

CONFIDENTIAL NED M PHYSICIAN. No. 4sa SOUTH
ETATE-ST., CHICAGO. .77.7.-"|
It Is well known all readers Of the papers, that Dr..
G. BigeloW Ia tho oldest established physician In Chicago
Who has mado the treatment OF ali chronic and
diseases speciality scienes and e7perience bavo ade
esod by the esteemed Of tho highest medical st.
tAnents by all the medical institn.es of day hk7iuz
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE IN pertectinF
remedies that will positively II casos Of CHRONIC
The reputation Of pE. Bigeow is not founded dplo
certificates from European, Asfatic, African
colleges; he has graduated with honor at we'll known
institution this continent: His praises in tha
thousand miles of but are sounded st doors; they
this city Of the highest end members Of
the medical faculty now pzactcinS in Chicago, will
Head hi biz MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies and Fan:lo:
stamps. CONSTELLATION FREE. The finest roma
in the city, with SEPARATE PARLORS for Iadics and
gentlemen. Call; you only the doctor. CORRE-
sPoNDENGE GoNElDEFTIAL. Address all letters to
Dr.. q. B1GELOW, No. 46i Sate-st Office hours from
;. N. to 2. m. Sundays 3 to p. m.
, 1872-12-06
GLOBE THEATRE;
Grand Billiard 0Dellilg !!

By Bfessrs. LABE 4 PROvENCHER, Friday, at
o'clock ., IN Tom Foeys late Billiard Saloon
Canal and Randolph.sts Messrs yeru,eulen, Rhines,
and other distinguished players will attend.
French amateur will play Of loo points, with
his nose, against any champion With
= Free Lunch to the public.
, 1872-12-06

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of tho Stock
holders Of tbs Lake Forest Hotel aud Mig Company for
the nrose ef eleotins Board Of Directors and
viii 6e held on Wcdnosday the eleventh 1i1th} DIR of
December, 1872, at tho hour Of II o'clock H., at the
office Of safd Company, No. 150 LaSaa-st basemen) In
the city Of Chicago
Chicago. Dec. 2 1s2 @'~A3'9A''
, 1872-12-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.
EAST ST. LOUIS
RAIL MILL FOR SALE,

EGkAIL .NIliI EoF SkA-iEi-
Tbs propretors offer for sale the above vcr valuable
property situated the triangle formed by tho Ohio
Eoads ii East St. Louis The position q this mill for
sna ~ M taSes Ell fo5 20 roa an ses
part of the country ST. Louis is son{sssed of
transporting pgron to this mill Is only 70 cents per tou
Cos of the best Guay mined II ths region s delivered
ele6 per ton. An abundant supply Of sofs water from
falling stream that forms Of the boundariea
Of the mill land immediate connection with al the rail-
Fqads Of Illinois and the states and With those Of
Into the iy=rd st cost of 60 cents por ton freight
these form Of the important advantages OF this To-
cation The buildings and machinery IN excellent
ordeF Xih az OF business tro ths neghb9s
oi he mill from io to SO tons Teek double turn.
giye it personal atention For particulars address
GERARD B. ALLEN i CO., or
AOOLPHuS MEIER
St. Joufs
, 1872-12-06
THE CRIMINAL COURT.

lJUd1e Rogers.I
310-Cons; assault with intent to do bodily injury:
verdict not guilty. 3l3-Courtin jury trial verdict
not guilty.
, 1872-12-22

-Thst was good, though rather . severs
pun, which WAS made by q student in one OF onr
theological seminaries (aud he was not one ot
"Why is Professor -the greatest reviToi;ef:
Of the age 2" ant, on all *giSing it up." said.
"Because at the close OF every sernon thera. i
q Great Awakening,'n 'A1o'' :"
"a youth. N secoutrements that indicat,1u
hls rustic origin, passing down Broadway one
afternoon Last week, saw q handsomely enabeE
hahea truss hanging in shnw-window, and snss.
pended from it 3 tag with this legend: & Patent
Ruptnre IFuss-nona like it." swell" said
Rqsticus, eying it with suspicious looks. and
edsing away apprehensivaly, II shouln't fhiaE
, 1872-12-22
BEAUTIFUL "lLE" OF THE SEA.

We walked by moonlight on tho beach,
Where dimly white the lighthouse stood;
And far as mortal eye could reach
Behe1d the glostly vessels brood
At hand the ses, with scarce sound,
Just met and kissed the silent shore,
And rippliug back laid all around
4 Rwaying a1nethyatine door.
At last the sea-guu's cry was sti1Ied,
And, save cur Quickly-co1uipg breath,
And dip of waves, the night vas filed
With silence infinite as death.
And here we walked aud swore to be
True as the tranquil Evening Star
That, yonder rising, softly threw
It's mellow, melting Light afar.
But, while we gazed, that beamIng orb,
Fair os the purest dream Of love,
Paled to olt sight, until it burned
Naught but the metest spark aboya.
With sudden terror wa beheld
This wondrous quenching in the sky,
And, as the last gleam fickered out,
Asked Of our fears the reason why.
What time there came IN awful voice,
Making cur hearts stand still the while.
"Why, durn the blasted wick, it's dry,
And, dang it! We are ont Of i1e,"
Since then we've walked on Watch Hill beach
At various times but always We
Now take telescope along,
And likewise an Astronomy.
-Nortcich Bulletin.
, 1872-12-22
GOING THROUGH THE RYE.

A blue June eky bent DER the world,
The Summer-winds were blowing,
And cool cloud-shadOWs event acIGSa
The meadows ripe for moving,
When, from may thicket green,
A minstrel piped, himself unseen.
And, from the happy songster's threat,
Gushed cne unVarJinG, liquid note:
Bob-o-Gnk, o>Anx, o-iinz1-um,
Bob-o-G0k.
Ny life was mirrored in the day,
As calm as Snmmer-ocean,
Nor height nor depth gave ore false stsda-
Nor one discorlant motion,
As, blythe Of thought, and seeling,I
vent through the waving held of rye
and parted it's green stems to see
Where might the coming singer ba
Who Gang, with such unbounded glea.
Bob-o'-sink, o-link, o-link-un,
Bob-o-ink.
Full soon spied him where he sat
Upon leafy cherry;
A Wild hop played bo-p peep. oo-peep.
Was ever wight go ne-rye
Iwo blaekbirds chattered on a limb,
And cast four enr..ous eyes at him.
19e "1ia clemals dropped her heads
tn die Tor love-" Was all ehe said
with aotseless step crept auigh;
Above me flowed the rippling rye.
While high and clear my charmec tz1lod,
And al the listening June air filed
With bob-o-ltnk, o-link, o-link-um,
Bob-o-hnk.
In airy ecstasy he swung,
As Light as any feather,
For he WAS drunk for Yecy low
OF song and Summer-weather.
according with his joyous strain,
The south wind breathed q low refrain.
Sobbed to aweet death and sighed apatn.
Down the horizons crystal wall
The tabled river seemed to fall
Tint river Of the gods some call.
Cloud-navias, with white saila unfurled.
anchored above silent world,
Tasting long shadows On the Erass
Through which the trembling vii. sa dtd pas4,
From haze1-nook the catbirds Groom
Kept rhythmic cadence to tie tune
Or morning sweeping On to noon.
smiling goddess, rosa in hand,
At tSummec's open door did stand.
And clover scented all the 1and
While clear and high my charmer trfItnf.
And al the listening June air filed
With tob-o-li1k, o-link, o-link-urn.
Bob-o-ink,
o Summer-deeps brinful Of peaeet
Owealth Of Summer beautyl
I drained your chalice long ago,
And found that cold word, Duty
80 hard to learn, 30 sweet to know.
Yet, looking DER that long ago,
On some such lonesome day Is this,
,Twon1d give me back unstinted bHn
To see again that rustling eye,
Beneath another matchless Rky,
And hear again, from care-free throat
The dawnful gladness Of that nota:
Bob-u-ink, o-hnk, o-link-um.
Bob-o-nnk.
MRs. I. H. McGAE1Ex,
, 1872-12-22
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY DECEMBER a. 1872

the Zoo" and Seyen Up" But he 1s not 1ess
ful In eusions Of more tender tone, is proved by
his touching performance OF "Lu1aby" in ths
second act and his still better rendering in the third
Of charming little song called 't6chneider, how you
was, sung tor the especial delectaton Of little boy
who comes to him in prison. and whom he hoists
upon his shoulders caperng about the stage with such
dainty drouery Of action that the audience,
equally delighted with the song and the dance,
insist upon 10th being repeated three times. hr.
Emmet is alike du alt at the absurd ditues Of the
banjo and the sentimental strains Of the guitaz, but
his favorite instrument is what he terms Toy Har-
n,ontc from which he extracts melodous and
thec music playing no fewer than five variations On
the dear old mir Of "Home Sweet Home" There is,
however, in Mr.. Emmet's programme one song to
which exception may be taken,-that in which he pro
fesses to give description Of the offence caused
to the o1factory nerves by the cooking Of saur
krnnt, theme not particularly attractive in
itself, nor treated In style to compensate
BY wit Though such compensation had been pos
aible) the ransgression against good taste. With
one or two pleasant exceptions, your "entertanerso
are dull rogues and to spend evening with them s
like going to supper after the manner Of Polonius,
tnot where you eat hut where you eaten" by in
to1ernbe en1uE. Mr.. Emuaet, on the contrary, is
acter ire as yet unfamiliar to London audience, his
entertainment has Independently OF its intrinsic mer
1s, a1r OF freshness and novelty which will proba
bly, contribute to Its popularity In the United States
1t Is said to have had 8 run OF 600 nights.
, 1872-12-22


A couple Of Yale seniors, filed with longing
subordinates the other night to allow them tc
go On the stage IA "supes'' in lie Roi
Carotte." This vas all very fine, but q SHARP
fight with some imitation monkeys vas next on
the programme, and the monkeys 1eaped Oh
them and overcane them 30 completely thai
they fed out Of the house wounded and hall
naked. Their thirst for theatrical life is not az
great as it was.
In London, nearly all the evening theatrical
performances begin at 7 o'clock, and the news
paper advertisements contain complete time
tables Of the pieces. For instance, the follow
tre, Strand:
of 'cS chars e Gas ahes MsssR
slsas % S2es 4 hRiese @ as ss
Mr. Charles Matthew'S. :"
With reference to Joseph Jefterson's state d
health, the Baltimore Sui says
4 letter received in Baltimore from Hohokus, th,
residence Of Mr. Joseph Jefferson, the comedian con
the New York correspondence Of another journal
about NJ Jehe1aons eyes and health. Ha la reporte
il ezsee9 a pgaaP, 5 few days
immediate family much distressed ut the unWar
ranted report It is stated perfectly reliable au
thority, TINT at time hns Mr. Jefferson had any re.
lapse. He could, he lately assured by Dr. Bfowu
sequard, resume hia professional 1abors within
month"; but Of his own choice he will not return to tht
stage until spring.
A LONDON CRITIC ON ssFBrrz" :
Joe Emmet is in London playing ts Fritz" aa
rehabi1ita5ed by Halliday, to crowded houses ID
tho Adelphi Theatre: The Morning Post, in thi
course OF an extended criticism on the perform
ance, says:
Heimpersonates with "vervon and animation uus,1
characters new, nearly go, to British sudienct
and sings in Rratmann dialect variety Of song
usually followed By . characteristic dance III
He11n
their utes-auch aa "Dats yatg: the matter nj
Jacob" shoanio war nice young man
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-06-20
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

A receipt for money paid is not legally con.
elusive.
The United States Supreme Court has ad-
journed to October 28th.
Notes draw legal interest after due though
no interest be mentioned.
note by minor is not void, but ONLY
voldable at the will of the minor.
The acts of one partner within the scope OF
of the copartnership business, bind all the
others.
Each individual of partnership is respon-
sible for the whole amount of the debts OF the
firm.
Agreements signed or written in lead pens
Gil, are good in law, that is, when legible and
unaltered.
A note, the signature to which is fraudu-
lently obtained. cannot be collected even by
an innocent holder.
Hon. Joseph r. Lewis has been confirmed
as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of
Washington Territory.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-06-20
AND

MR.. A. GULICK will be at Dewey 81
Sinclalrs store every Saturday to accom-
modate all who wish to purchase. The
machines can also be bought of Dewey 6
Sinclair. He also deals III Rakes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-06-20

AGREAT INVENTION. The inven-
tor of hydrate of chloral has introduce
ed a new organic compound called
croton-chloral. by which,it is claimed,
the head may be rendered insensible
while the other parts Of the body re-
main unaffected. 1t promises to pro-
duce all the good effects of hydrate
of choral, without any drawbacks.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-06-20
MANHOOD
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
In Chemical and Medical Science.

D JUST published, new edition of DIR CULVER
WELLS Celebrated ESSAY on the radical
cure OF certain weaknesses, the effects OF errors
and abuses In early life.
the celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates froma thirty years success
lul practice, that. the alarming consequences of
such errors and abuses may be radically cured
without the dangerous of internal medicine
or che application OF the knife; pointing out a
mode or cure at once simple, certain etfectual
by means Of which every sufferer no matter what
his CONDITION may be, may cure himself cheapiy
privately and ,ddjcaiLy.
" This lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and eve man in the land.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any adj
dress, postplad, Oh receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Also, DR.. Culverwen's " Marriage Guide" price
rs cents
Address the PublisherA
CfAN~ j. G. KLINE d co.
1877 Bowery, New York Office Box 4586.