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New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
Gitp Real Gsidte for Sale.

A DESIRABLE PROPERTY for investment.
"a -Threestory, high soop brek HOUSE No. 28
opposite Carroll Park Brooklyn fne oaon MAJ 1874
500 per price asked $4,000 KELLOGG. No Broad.
way, NenYork 10 10 II IN. only.
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., 'front.'
- ing Central Pat Sixth and the PARK on
Grand Boulevard aud Riverside Park. Apply to
WM H. RAYNOR.
81 Pne-sL
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Eoan Omres.

MO. 1.191 BROADWAY, at H. b. MEL
~ yIBS Coral and Gold Jewey store Diamonds Watches Jew
and money advanced required No
1911 broadway Twenty-eighthst
NO. 1 1,267 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
~ BParor For Ladies Branch No l2 Broadway Money
diamonds watches jsselry. Same bought and sold
LINDO BROS.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

PART L-SEDGwIcK, "opens al
m.
2I69. White and ano. Sgt Heck
scher, u.
l5l. .Rsten sgt Luvstef.
2O29. .Frisbie agt Burr and sno.
2259. .Boeklen agt. HardeBburgb.
1881. Harrison agt. FOss.
RAJ. Barker ct al sgt. Davis.
POL. .Pernandes ct al agt. The
n. Y. Mutual ms Co.
l471. Howard agt. Smith ct al
1865. .Latbrop Agt. Catherwood.
. "opens at II an.
2Cl9. .Pettigrew sgt hane.
81. Fowler ct al agt Kelly
shenf. &c.
2032. .Drenuen sgt BruSs
2D6O. .Dsnkel agt. GOOdkind.
1916. .SchreibeT agt SohmselElein.
1916. The Crescent CITY Bank sgI
Matthews, imp'd, &c.
2044. Kathleen agt Neincoke
RI III. P. DAILY, "opens At II
N.
1851. .Coughlin, Aim'I, agt Third
Avenue r. II. Go.
52N. Jones agt Kelly, Sheriff.
1858. Cunning agL The MiyOF.
lOl2. Merchant agt HOrgSn.
2282. .bdwsrds agt Baker.
1855. Smith sgt. Morgan
1903. Osborne agt. ReChten.
IT H.-LOEw. "opens At II a. N.
1908. Hall et al agt. Prov. aud ".
Y.S.S. Co.
2092. .Ruescher agt. Anderson.
2l96. Strong sgt SprOuL
z2O4. Sears agt spoOner.
lDJO. .O'ROuTke agt. Sayre.
2ny9. Dwight and sno. agt Lord.
2l2i. Ripley agt. Hebbard and Gno.
1873. Manson Ggt. Graham.
2l0J. .SpOOner AIT. Shelton. IL.
ART L-HOwLAND, J.-Opeus and
j q, lOs.
loSl. Ninth Nat. Bank, N. Y, sgt.
heSorsh.
2slO. Simon sgL Remiug.
PAS. Vanderbilt agt GregOry.
POS. .Schlor agt Lehman.
273l. .Roseuberg agt Oppenbeimer.
2322. .ReaVes sgt. DaileJ.
2I74. .Fesch agi Tyng.
21G0. Baxter agt. Fife
aud calendar called at l0Lm
2sCl. .BaeT at. solomon.
2i67. McCsy agt. MurTaT.
241J. Kennedy Ggt Baldwin
1871. BOehm Agt. Beson.
Ill7. .fssacsOn sgt. Kellogg.
1888. .Wiehn sgt Argue.
2437 Besend4hl Agt. Peysef.
23l5. .MurdOck agL Flach.
aud calendar called a. 10 q. m.
2I3O. .PiuRey agL Walhng.
24Js. Strauss agt. Artruck.
2sJ6. ALLEN sgt. Wlnship.
24sO. .Tarrant sgt. MilleL
2442. .MoCreery Hgt fnugleG
1857. .MhaB agt. ChnehT.
1863. Hall agt Fischer
l77S. .sehlOerb 6gL Wilkinson.
HlcKRTT. R-ThopAs Kenny,
Samuel RObb, John n. Graham,
zen, Vincent Blood. William Bul-
.ult ard battery; Francis Hefer-
hn n. Mcintosh, Pfedeiics Aquero.
VArd Lesley, William Mccain, pettT
30 goods John Monaghan, miSde-
Prank n. WalEorth, homicide.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
Mlscellaneous.
6otels.

TNHE PAVILION HOTEL, Islip, l.. I-This
delightful place will open SATURDAY June a. under
management propno MesHs johnson Perry Guests
favorable selection OF Ample Ve accommodations
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, POultney, Vt.
-ReTJ NEWMAN D. d. Prop Open from hAJ Special rates
10 families and b0sn1erA
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
Brooklnn Real Gslate for Sale.

Drooklnn Real Gsiate tor Sale.
A NICE HOME, near CARROLL PARK.
IA FOR SALE good lhreoy brick aud basement
HOUSE, between Carroll and Clinton 2I0 with
story; ot 2lIlOO ROr particulars, apply to
WYCKORR JANIS. l8y MOns que st., BROOKLYN.
E0R SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos
80 and IL Remsenst 50IlOO and Co. 40 a. and "a
0OIlOO House and Store No 2 PneappIt 26 House No. l9
Woughbyst House NO gl WOughbvs Houses Nos 49, 81 and
53Hassass- GORDON L. FORD, 81 Cart-str Brooklyn
RAPID TRANSIT.-C LOTS, 25x1O6 feet
IL under close restrictions cA neghbOrbOod Prospect
Park and the line the proposed rapid transit road sALB
$50 aud splendid opportunity Tor speculation
Apply at the ee OF the late A j. WALKER No. liz Johht
York from il to o'clock.
0I-STORY STORE and DWELLING,
c2 No. l02 Pneapplest. Pulton.st Lot 2Tr60.
GORDON L. FORD. " Clirkst, Brooklyn.
)SS AND PCS WESTINGHOUSE,
H1OO between 1ilarJ and Johnson
FOURSrORY DOUBLE HOUSE
Lot, i6I7D.
GORDON L. FORD,
VI Clark st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
Mem 1ersrn Real gstate for Ga!e.

DOR SALE at n BARGAlN-A very nice
Il genemaHs RESIDENCE In New jersey, 81 minutes
depoIi modern house - spendd
TO Eve land tne old shade fruit Abundance running
brook through propery bat little cash rsqsr and
immediate possession; property npdy nsing vicinity
and view call address RRANKLIN POST
BelmO6t Hotel. futon st. heUfOrk.
TOR SALE or to LET-Tasty and cOmforta-
Il bic COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with vide halls veandas ample
shade lawn garden. email ami large iruit bath aud cold
&C. ONLY 90 minutes pleasant views
from Lhertyst frequent t midnight; res near pots
pAvemeut &e +fpOo Terms 70 suit Can have carpets ps
nture and Of stable required S2OO Apply West Rn
beth Depot, CenrA Railroad Of Hew Jersey, % CedAr
York
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L-BARRETT "opens at Ici a. N.
CGusfS.
/ 25J3. Sweeney sgt. Sheridan.
lbJl Tie Mech. and TrSIers' Nat,
Bank sgt. Want
/ 2609. .Hoyt and aBO. at. Dale.
26l5. Pooler ACT. stanton.
258l. .6regOry agL Dinkelspeil and
anO.
! 1885. .Ingrahan sgt. Myers.
/ 27l7..ClafiD ct al GgL Hand
bOde and suo.
l725. .McQ1sde sgt Dufy.
274l. Maxwell and anO. agt FoE'
leT and AnO.
I7s3. Knapp agt. Alden.
Z745. friedman and GnO. agt.
SatOue.
l749. .Viemeister sgt. DiebOd.
!. TRRN.-VAN BRUST. J.
! Grace Church.
.RrNT. J.-COurt opens at lOl a.
.rnngtou sgt. GOmperts.
opens at lOl q m.-Calendar called
; n.
q. .Hobert sgt. Watson.
o.. Mead agt Decker OF al
lO4. Smith agt. SinOns.
lO3. In the matter Of Norwood,
receiver.
t56. American Nat. Bank sgt
Gibson et al.
l57. .Susey ct al agt Bradley ct
al.
l8l. .Wilmerding ct 81 tgt POr.
Ter.
l85. The People er rel Ryan
agt. Green.
i93. .Sprague agt. LaEare et al
10. Roman agt. Garth.
200. agL -
~. .Dursut ct al sgti Richards
et al.
2O8 (calD. Myers agt Beach
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
FACTORY AND RESIDENT PROPERTY

IL
Paterson FewJeissy but 10 miles from Offers for manu-
hcturug purposes chte superior 10 location country
Connected By our competing railroads the Morris
line Of the Ere New
LakauAupa Western and Paterson
roads il commands cheap sn direct ght by p Of
while cheap coal and ifoa powena and steady
power the Passaic lvef with supply of SKILLED labor and
A1es render desirable and center
purposes
ALSO ground beautiful scenery good society with
ihty NewYoft by 10 daily trains ths locality
j. nsHER sATTRRrHwATTE 10 Pinssi. SeS.Yors.
NESSRS. HAMILTON a. WALLIS have
WI REMOVED and Offer ali yaneues Of OIAsgs
H. J, property IA sPKctkLry vi Bale ssj Reat
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
Gitp properIp 10 let.
Brooklpn properip Go fet.

rVO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il FOCR STORY HOUSE, AND STORE No. lQ2 Pineippesl
DWELLING HOUSE,. No. 81 N,0ausL
GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clarksl, BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
Gounirp propertp TO Let.

GounIrp propertp 10 Let.
ON THE SEA SHORE.
" lTHREB COrrAGY TO LET AT SANDS POINT,
$50 abdks 500 each Tor the year
Pine bathing boating, aud fishing. Apply to
o. q. BENNETT. sPins.st
rI0 LET-0n the east bank of the Hudson,
completely furnished country New Hamburg brick
6SrsS "a roomsi ever modern aud furnished
throughout greenhouses bot aud cold pee eoaehhOuso
bling for eight horse (6le poers lodge grounds
unisr high state Of cultivation with beautiful drives roads
presenting the IpPeAIAnes Bhgh park gardener
aud ssaAnI ~ with The place rcnt low 10 tr,teas party
RICHARD " HARRETf
Ill Broadway room Y, balsueal
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

,;if sEs'Gss.rAaT S vf si Rn5 II n Ghs1.5
Jo.epb Dtn burglary George Green Vincent Blood William Bu
lOck Charles Hane feOni0us and battery Francis Hefer
mB Bhoe Consr John H. MeIhto Pfedea Aquero
grand larceny james Mcdonald Edward Lesley William Mccain petT
Ireny Sarah Jacob receiving stolen goods John honaghsn sie
OTKR TERxISEE-DAus J-Prank n. Waworh hOmieds.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
THE COURTS.
AN UNEXPECTED VERDICT.

SHARKEY CONVICTED OF MURDER IN THE FIRST
DEGREE-A RECOMMENDATION TO MERCY.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

Q
NEVADA Capt FoRsYrH............Juue2 2' At 300 pm
WYOMING Capt JAS PRtcE. sr......Jay T. at loJ a. m
IDAHO Capt MORGAS. al ''D p uL
MINNESOTA. Capt T. W. Freeman. July l6 at leJ1 a m
MANHATTAN Capt Jas. PRICE. July a. at 500 p m.
MONTANA, Capt t--............Juy 80, atgjO a. u
CABIN passage $50 gold.
steege passage (oGoe No. 20 BosdEaJ) go currency
t0rteisht o cabin passage, spplVto
WILLIAMS GUIoS. No. 50 Wall st
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06
HOW TREES ARE KILLED BY
LIGHTNING.

All who have examined tree
which has been destroyed by thund-
er-bolt will have noticed not only how
the layers of wood have been scatter
ed into strips, as if full of wind and
shakes, but alsosthe dryness and
briotness of the wood, as tough it
had been through the pr ocess of cur
ing IN a kiln. This is attributed TO
the instantaneous reduction of the
sap-the moisture within the wood
into steam. When this moisture
is abundant, as in May or early June
the force and amount of the steam
not only bursts and separates the
layers and fibers; but rends the trunk
IN pieces, or throws off portion of
It, down a line Of greatest power or
least resistance. And when the
amount of pteam thus suddenly gen
Grated IS less, owing to the drier con-
diticn of the steam from. continual
evaporation and leaf exhalation there
may be nc external trace of the
lightning stroke yet the leaves will
wlther IN few days, showing that
the steam has been rendered incapable
of conveying supplies, and the tree
will either partially or entirely die.
Still, lighter discharges may b. con-
Quoted down. the moisi stem with
out any lesion or hurt. --Bultdim
NeaCs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06
THE LORDS PRAYER.

When the elder Booth was residing
IN Baltlmore,a pious, urbane old gen
tleman of that city, hearing of his
wonderful power OF eiocution, one day
invited him to dinner, although al
ways depreclating the stage and all
theatrical performances. A large
company SAT down at the table, and,
on returning to the drawing-room,
one OF them asked Booth, az spec
lal favor to them all, to repeat the
Lords Prayer. He signitied his vile
'lngness to gra lily them, and all eys-
were liked uron him. He slowly
and revel en- ly arose from his
chair, trembling with the burden Of
Two gre at! conceptions, lie had to
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06
and mummificaton of human corp
ses. 1t was this very DR.. Marini,

and mummificaton of human corp
ses. 1t was this very DR.. Marini
says the Lanct, who pctri6ed
Mazzini, and executed his work So
well that tho admirers of the arch
eonsplrator proposed to set up the
corpse on the capitol and sa We econ
omicsl Italy the expense of a statue
The do cter's preparations are wealth
erP roof and will not only stand wear
but take on high degree of polish
Has mumn.ifed specim ems, by a
process known to him alone, can b E
restored their original size andr
elasticity while the petriGed ones
are as hard, and possibly as durable,
as granite. The top slab Of the
table is composed of muscles, fat.
sineWs and gIandular sub>tance-all
petrlfed together in block, the sur
face OF which has been planed and
poll 'hed till Its face resembles marble.
Certificates from Notation and other
distinguished surgeons are attached
10 the specimen limbs, setting forth
that the limbs in question had, for
the satisfaction Of the certifers.
been restored to their pristine softness
and pllancy by DR.. Marini.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06
AN EXPLANATION

1t has puzzled many people to de-
eide why the dark wood so highly
valued for furniture should be called
rosewood. It's color certainly does
not look like rose, so we must look
Ter some other reason. Upon asking 3,
we are told when the tree is first cut
tie fresh wood possesses a very
strong, rore like fragrance, hence the
name, There are half dozen or
more kinds of rosewood trees. The
varieties are found il South America
and in the East Indies and neigh
boring islands. Sometimes the trees
grow so large that planks four feet
broad and ten in length can be cut
from one of them. These broad
planks are principally used to make
the tops Of piano-fortes. When
growing In the forest, the rosewood
tree IS remarkable for is beauty, but
such ls It's value in manufactures as
IN ornamental wood that some of the
forests where it once grew abundant
iy now have scarce y a single speci-
men. In Madras the Government
has prudently.had great plantations
OF this tree set out III order to Keep
up the supply.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06
A HUMAN TABLE.

In the Italian section of the Vienna
Exhibition, DIR. Marine exhibits,
among All assortment of human feet,
hands; legs arms and dus sof shrivell-
ed proportions and deep-trown color,
large, round plateau, evidently Of
hard ana polished material. which ha.
been likened to stale gelatine or pott
ed boar's head. 1t is conglomerale
of specimens, iJlu trative el art
invented by him-the Pc rifcation
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06

Of Xasseless~COnted, Concentrated,
Hcot and q Herbal Juice, AMI
hilious Cranulcs. TKIEssLxTrLE
GkANVo CATEEAEgTEC, or ranItu "a
In PnrvO PhyElc. 6t9
=, inc novelty OF modern Medical, Chemical and
1ar naceutlcAl Science. No of any longer
taxing the large, rcp,ilsiye and nauaeous pills
composed OF cheap, crude, and neutrality-suspicious..
Wncn we can b. Garcia! application Of chenicaj
science, extract all tic cathartic and other meGi
CllaI properties from, the mort valuable rOott anti
ieros. ald conixntrate them into u minute Gran
uie scarcely laYsscr IEaRa a sRuRtss -
bocds that cal be readily swallowed by those Of
Iic most sensitive etOmachs ant fastidious tastes.
A4Aalittte SsirgaGtyC A"ektct represents. in
nloSt DlGcn rttcI form. as much eatharic power
a. ls enDode il aly uf the large pills found TOR
SLie IN ti1fru-t shops From their wonderful Gu.
tlarhc poS"r, IN proportion 10 t.Ieir kze. people
Who nave not tie thorn are apt To suppose that
thcy are harsh o. Crasic II c9Gct hut such is not
AZ al the case. tsc different active medicinal pri2-
clplts Of which they are composed being 50 ha.-
nonized aud mndided, one by ire others. IA 10
produce "a Ta3>t EatrcEafug AMI thor.
cnthartIc.
$500 Reward "a hereby offered by the pro-
pretor OF t?cse l'orth, 10 a!.y chemist v no
ots-t for4s cf lacroary or ANY other minera
poison.
KScius entirely vegetable, no particular
care - rcqaired While Using them. fh"y ci<-
r"t: without dis urbance - the Dlirtita!!s. DIET
g occiipa ION. forSauah ic<, f&t;s>.. ~isc,
Cona1tpa4ioI, GRlpArs Ksloo<s. .5..t5}
ia tho Shoulders, ZIG sitnesg 81 f!4c
Chest, Dixzisles*s SOur ETWce% ;iOns
OF tho $40 ga 1cis, kS<ad taSso ia
mouth, Bilious attacks, Patn in
region OF Ex;gsuoys, knternaG Fever,
Rloatcd fe:ltnG about Ntomacls,
RusE of rslood 10 fEe nd, High Coll
cred Urisc, Ir.o ct.bility and
Gloomy Ov"boati!:gc, take Dr.
Pierce's E'lc .ks afs k'W rg;.tEve Pellets.
Ia explana ion Ct t.:c lcrar.ial power of my Pur-
gative ic.ics oy>f i:r->:C II variety OF diseases
wish TO say t,lat tiaHtF action upon tho
animal ccOHnksEY ES t:5ciycrsaI, not
gland or tiSsGo cs"J y; I1% L1aefr Gana-
tive Impress. Age dHcs rot impair them:
ther coating and hc.:;:, enclosed in glass
bottles preserve ti"ir ;rtuCs u:;mnaired for any
length of1imo. II aay cii.istc. that they arc al
way~ fresh ana rel .at.c. y E!ch il not the case
with ia. p.,.s t}ugi II TIC dug storcs put mp in
clcap wood or ptr'e.i 0..i i.'.n". Rccoect that
for all diseases Whcrn q I..txGtivc, AEIcra-
tive or FAHr%ut 20 IL ind,caicd. these little
Pellets viii Civ. the aust perfect satisfaction to
Ill who Use them
They Pro cold by al cmtcrprising
Drug& i+-A. - ( ) cents ~ bottle. =
Do not allow my druggist 10 induce Won to
take an .L.4-s &c tHat C may say is Just as
good as lLy 'c!->.s bccause he makes larger
proit on that which he recommends If yOul
dru%gi-t cannot SIMPLY them. enclose Is cen s
and receive tlh,m by return mail from
T.. =. n EIaCE, ~. ID ProD'r,~
!r--7ALo. N. Y.
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EST'R AH'>

~Cameinto the Enclosure Of the subscriber
in the town OF Paris, SEQ. sixteen Q6) TowR
Two (2) Range Twenty One (2) on or abost
the Goth. Of September, four heifers,-one
dark red two year old. and three yearlings,
one red and two red with white spots.
The owner is requested to prove prop 5 ty
pay charges and take away said heifers.
laris, October 18th. 1878.
Q 4w THOMAS PRICE.
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ealize the character, attributes an d
presence OF the Almighty Being he
was to address. He was to trans
form himself into poor, SHINING,
stumbling, benighted, needy suppli-
cant, offering homage, asking bread,
pardon, light and guidance. Says
one OF the company who was present,
1t was wonderful to watch the play
OF emotions that convulsed his coun-
'enance. He became deathly pale
and his eyes, turned trembIingly up
wards, were wet with tears. AS yet
ne had not spoken. The silence
could be felt; it had become absolute
ly painful. until at last the spell was
broken as if by an electric shock, as
ms rich toned voice sylabled forth,
Our Father, which art in Heaven
etc, with a pathos and fervid solem-
NIFTY which thrilled all hearts. He
finished the silence continued; not
a voice was heard nor a muscle
moved in his rapt audience, until,
from remote corner of the room, a
subdued sob was heard, and the old
gentleman (tbe housekeeping forward
with streaming eyes and lettering
frcme, and seized Booth by the hand.
Sir said he, in broken accents. you
nave afforded me pleasure tor which
my whole future life will feel CRATE
iul. | am an old man, and every
day, from boyhood to the present
time have repeated the Lords Pray
er; but | never heard it before, new
er. 'Yor are right, replied Booth.
TO read that Prayer as it should be
read caused me the severest study
and laEcr for thirty years, and l am
TAR from satisfied with my rendering
OF that wonderful production. Hard
ly one person in ten thousand COM
prehends how much beauty, tender
ness and grandeur can be condensed
III space so simple. That Prayer
itself sufficiently illustrates the truth
of the Bible, and stamps upon it the
seal of solemnity.'"
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1y'\|iAye ;, !! ,s;';'
% eaS'asxxx'
s r;;siiEEr1sXwy&e;all awe
g g g g g ssA GlNAet'I.' .

Or I"sfeiess-Conted, Concentrated,
Root and Herbal Juice, Anil
mii1Ous Cranulcs. The "EETTZE
GIANT" CATEEARTHC, or ranItu IA
fN wnW.-ma~4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06
DR.. q. TRASK'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
TNELA q n. : JJ2Z DISEASES.
- r. CtE- OF


Dr. Erask was engaged for twenty years in
g cOuH of experiments upon the medical prop
critics ard power of vegetables, separate and
combined. At the agc of seventy years he sue
ceeded i'll presenting To the world. the result
of HIS experiments. i combination IF vegetable
extracts the power Of WhicA removing dis
eases is uneqtmlcd Ia IN" an,a. Of Medicine.
s2ks discovery consists III cOmbina-
ton OF these powerful \ @rcIaDle Extracts with
Electricity or Magnetism in HE form of an Oint-
mcnt ..
Certain. &c IS, that the remarkable and
unprecedented success which has attended IT'S
application in the cure of diseases, stamps it ut
once the greatest discovery of the age, and
calls tor trial and close investigation Of its
properties.
ne never Tailgs wiki. there remains slr-
ficient life TO restore n natural and healthy &C.
ton to the capillary vessels Of the body, and
equallze tie circulation of the blood. BY this
means controlling power is gained over the
most malignant forms OF disease which cannot
be obtained FROM amy other remedy.
S"ch is the power OF I5sl@ cOEn5aEsaa
ton, that II penet"ates TO every portion of
the human frame: every bone and muscle, vein,
nerve and ligament is searched out and made
sensible OF its Purifying and healing influence.
Hence il copas as readily with intcrPal rs eX-
tcrnal disease.
where tn.s r,.ncdr has restored health To pa
tieuts near the grave t,@t the most powerful
internal remedies failed Ia pHpdu"N any effect.
Such has Frequently bCc "a, Csc in.,liMnla-
ton of the Bowels.
No patient ever Eared tGic with this
disease where the Magnetic Ointment can be OBJ
tanned
For EmGarnsnatory Eeherrm@taszss
this Ointment l. the most complete remedy ever
prepared Fnr Dphtheria or Putrid Sore Throat
II is urrivIlrd
Hn Rinety-ntnC eases owt OF a
hUnd'rl u will afford entire relief 10 the worst
cases ST N,'vnHs Headache in thirty minutes.
sFGr ErrW1U& EsiSeaNcS this medicine is
Ut immense vain
Cy~.sro
Iamrne>S liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Peursy, Group Collie, Cholera Morhus, Agne in
The Face or Breast, Burns, Scald Head, Scrofula,
Salt khenm. Erysipclas, Infamc0 Eyes, Fever
Sores. Sores. etc. will be immediately relieved
by the use Of DIR. Frask's Magnetic Ointment.
D. RANSOM, Son Il Co., PrOPr's, Buffalo. y. b
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BEST FARMING LANE

in the State There is a good com ortanle House
alro Earn, Shop, never failing well of water
Clstern, and two acres OF young umoer an The
place.
There ia one Of the best Orchards IN the Co. on
his pace, it contains twohundred and TIVE nty five
2.5) bearing Apple trees, also Peaches, Cherries
trawberrjes and other small fruit in abundance
this well enc d, and ever thing handy and con.
venient
orfurther particulars apply to
ANSEL MOON, Antjoch,Il or N. r. LAABEE
on tie place.
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CIRCUIT COURT, COUNTY OF KENosHA.

The State of Wisconsin to Abigail 2. OFarrell
henry L. oFarrell, and James f. Smith, Jr.
You are hereby summoned and REQUIRED to
answer the complaint of The Lawrence University
OF Wisconsin, Plaintiff with copy of which yon
are herewith served and which has been filed in
me once or the clerk of the Circuit Court for Ken
osha County. at hi office in the city of Kanosha.
and to serve copy of your answer on us at our
once, In The city and county of Kenosha, and
StAte OF Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive ofthe cay, OF such SER
vice and If You Sail to answer the complaint as
alol esatd, the said Pls intif will apply to the
court Tor the relief demanded in the complaint,
Dated October Sd, 1878. HEAD & QUARiEs.
6wzO Plaintiffs Atty's:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-06

Green glazed lamp shades contain
arsenic and sugar of lead; the heat re-
duces it in time to an impaIpable powf
der, which the slightest breath o,
wind detaches into the atmosphere,
when it is breathed into the lungs
and is at once conveyed into the cir
culation, giving at once variety of
dlsagreeable symptoms to those who
habitually sit around such shades,
which symptoms will promptly disap-
pear if the shades are removed.
Halls Journal.
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The undersigned offers his farm at a great bar
gain to any one wishing to buy.
1t Is situated In the southe. n part OF the Town
ship of Bristol. County of Kenesha ter miles from
kenosha, and three miles from The Nj. d ST. P. X.
r., also within half mile of School house, and
one mile Ola Church. 1t contains aboRt eighteen
Is acres of the