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The Mountain Meadow Slassacrc.
srArEMENr oF An iNhlAN cIt1EF.

STATEMENT OF An lNbiAN CllIEF.
BEAVER, UTAH, August 3.-The Asso-
ciated Pres reporter has interviewed the
Indian chief Beaverile, who states that
Lee secured the aid Of Indians TO kill
the emigrants by an offer Of clothing,
guns and horses; that lee commanded
during the fight; that the Indians had no
animosity against the emlgrants; that the
story about the emigrantG poisoning an
OK or spring was all lit that Lee il a
coward and wants 10 throw all the blame
on the Indians. Judge foreman charged
the Jury this afternoon.
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NEW YoRK, August S.2BusIness modsF.
ate with commission houses, and Importing
md jobb bling branches ruled quiet. Cotton
goods steady but in limited request, and
fairly firm in the best corporation makes.
Dark fancy prints are In limited demand;
Manchester prints reduced TO SIC, and Al.
lens iahcies TO Sc. FeltskiftS aud wofsted
shawls are moving fairly, Mems wear
aud woolens QUIET WOOlAanhels inprov.
tn0
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WORCESTER, MASS, August S.-Dwight
+. steere, Of Putnam, Conn, young man
27 years Of age, was arrested In this city
for the murder Of Frederick White, Of
Spencer, Mass, at New London, Conn, OH
last Wednesday. He admits that he
stabbed his victim five times with jack
knife, and robbed the body Of S3l,
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Letter From q wheeling SnlcS-
man In the Wests.The People
In No IIunOr 10 Buy Anything.

Letter From q wheeling Snlcs-
man In the Wests.The People
In No IIuInOr 10 Buy Anything,
We are indebted to one Of our Wheeling
manufacturing establishments for the fol.
lowing letter from their traveller, dated at
Bloomington, Illinois, July 3lst:
"You cannotimagine my feelings upon
the question Of business in the section ol
country through which l lave travelled
since July the l7Lh. Ihave not seen one
single dry day III all OF that time, and on
number Of days II Just came down In
torrents. Even now, as write, II ls rain.
Ing again, and has been since morning, SO
that The streets look like little rivers, and
what tho end will be "po jeiiOyY can tell,
farmers with whom / have talked, both
here and in other places, tell me that they
have turned their hogs into their wheat
and oat fields and are letting them eat the
crops as they find them.
The oats Are fiat on the ground and
have commenced 10 rot. Wheat Is in
shocks but Of no Use, as II Ia growing,
and Ii some instances the sprouts are
four 10 six inches inlength. The fact is, II
Ii no use TO try tosell any goods In this sec.
ton or any other, 30 far as1 am Concern'
ed. I am doing all that l know how tOsell
but I have failed utterly to show them
that now Ia the time 10 make prepar-
ton for the good time coming after the
dark cloud had passes. &c. X. XIX.
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ToLEDo, August 3.-The preparations
for the seventh annual regatta are com.
plete. Seventy.Rve entries have been
made. The attendance Of visitors Ia
already large. Our river, though some.
what higher and with more than usual
current, is still in good condition for row
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MHtjDe Ibtriiltence.

NEW YoRK, August S,--Arrived-Tho
steamer Ethiopia, from Glasgow.
LONDON, August S.-The steamer Can.
ada, from New York, il Of Lizard to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 3.--Arrived-
Donare, from New York,
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CLEVELAND, August 3.-Wheat - Less
firm and unchanged. Corn-FiFm; high
mixed sec; low do Sic. Oats-Firm; No. /
State 65c; No. 2 do CSC; white G6c. Petro.
leum-Quiet Standard White, cat lots, nt
ohc; Ohio State test i0Kc; small lots lac
higher.
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PITTSBURGH, August 3.-Wheat = E1.
cited and higher; Pennsylvania and Ohio
red 81 4Oai 10; white and amber 81 46a
1 4s, Corn-FiEm; ear 79aSic on track:
shelled sOaS2c In elevator Petroleum.
Qniet and steady; crude 81 I2H at Par.
ktrE refined. .lOHc Philadelphia delivery,
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MINNEAPOLIS August 3.-The annual
session Of the National Educational As
ISOLATION convened in this city to-day,
large number Of persons were present.
His excellenCy, Governor Davis, deliver.
ed an eloutlcnt address,
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Crops RnIncd U1tcrI1.

EVANSVILLE, August 3.-The crops on
the low bottoms are utterly ruined. The
heavy damage to the Evansville 4 Craw-
iordsville Railroad above Patoka will bo
repaired Tomorrow,
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Stair sRcURITrRs-Quiet

RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong and higher.
sTocEs-Dull and frm. Prices advanced
in the morning kaX per cent The mar.
kCt left of at slight reaction from the
highest point. The most active stocks wero
Pacific Mail, Western linton, Lake Shore,
Northwestern and ohios, The transactions
on the stock Exchange aggregated $4,000
shares, OF which 5000 were Pacific Mall,
1900 Western Union, 10000 Northwestern,
II 900 Iake Shore. and b5OO Ohloa
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BUFFALO, August 3-Thc second an.
nual meeting Of the National Sunday
School Assembly at Fair Point, on the
Chautauqua Lake, commenced this even
inc.
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Ecorl1I Sfortoiity.

NEW YoRK, August 3.-Dr. Gibbs
states that among the children Of the poor
in the city an average Of 100 deaths occur
daily, chiefly, from cholera infantum.
lie calls for medical aid.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August S.-The Berne postal
convention was approved by the National
Assembly to-day,
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DAMAGES REPAIRED.

SEDALrA, Mo, August 3.-Tle damages
by the late storm to the railroads running
through this place are repaired. The
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad COM
plcted It's repairs yesterday, having had
very large force at work. Trains are
now running from Texas and Kansas
promptly on time, and special trains Of
stock and merchandise arc passing night
and day.,
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sAvASSAH, August 3.-The first bale
Of Florida cotton was received from
Gainesville, to-day.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRARH.
New York Money and Stocks.

NeN AOEA money tHu StoCAAs
NEW YORK, August S,-GoLD-oPened
aud closed at ll2S, with sales at llS. BOr'
rowing rates were lA2a3, Loans were
also made fat, AL the Government offices
closed to-day as mark Of respect to the
memory Of the late ex.PresidGnt johnson.
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OMAHA. August IA Bohemian
woman and her babe we're fenrfully
burned while the former was attempting
to kindle fire with kerosene.
The two boys thought to be drowned
yesterday were found at Plattsmouth this
.
Merfick county has refused her bonds
to the Midland Pacific railroad by ma.
jority Of forty.two.
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BALTIMORE, August 9.-The old ship.
ping firm Of Thos. Il. Matthews & Sons
have suspended with $4,000 liabilities.
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THE MIAMI REcED1Na.

DAYTON, August3-1Or. M-The Mi
ami and tributaries have receded over
four feet and arc running out rapidly.
The weather Ia still dismal and dFiEIly.
The small grains are badly damaged, the
tobacco is used up, the potatoes are rot
ting, and narrow belt Of corn is consid.
erably damaged. Part Of the big bridge
across the Miami, eight miles south Of
this city, was washed away last night.
Loss, $4,000. The total damage in Mont.
gomery county to the crops and other
is estimated at 100000.
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CmrAoo, August 3.-The floods in this
county have done damage to he amount
Of abont 100000. The chief injury is
from the overflow Of the Calumet river,
which has inundated all the meadow
lands and destroyed large crops of hay.
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MEMPHIS, August 3.-There is little
change to note in the situation here as
regards the river which rose two inches
during the past twcnty.four hours and
now stands eleven inches below the rise
Of this spring and three feet below the
flood Of 1867. But reports from above
indicate that the food will exceed the
spring rise. -----
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14
THE HOME SEWING MACHINE.

There is no more important subject Of
selection presented to the family than
that of the sewing machine. for it invol-
vesquestions Of economy, durability, ease,
convenience, and even that of health.
The ma chine winch mostnearly complies,
with all these vital qualifications is the
Home, for which Johnson, Clark 81 Co,
141 State St Chicago, are General Agents
in he United States. AS It's name i'm
plies, it is machine for the family it is
light yet strong, easy running and swift
simple in It's construction, and complete
in It's work. Itsews the lock-stitch, aud
is adapted TO every fabric that enters in
to domestic life, performing its task in a
manner unsurpassed by any other mac
hine. In the matter of combined effici
ency and cheapness, the Home triumph
antly bears the palm, 50 completely
distancing competitors that its general
adoption is merely question of the
realization of its merits which must very
presently obtain Intending sewing
machine purchasers are recommended Il
examine the Home. A great inducement
for the purchase Of this machine is that,
notwithstanding it is as good as any 9th
er, 1t is sold for 20 per cent less Chic
ago Tribune Sept 9th
Persons wanting sewing machines
would do we'll to send to the above House
for their latest circulars and terms to
cash purchasers. 18w4
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ID, thence on said line a feet, thence
to beg. lots 70 10 and IA n qrsec6 lr
% Unpaid State, County and School Tax
es SIS So Unpaid City Taxes $40 Is
Mrs M ONeil--com s rods W and 43 rods
of ecor of lot II, thence W AZ feet. thence
515 rods, thence AZ feet thence 81
rods TO beg or sec 6 t % I'm
paid State County and School Taxes 81 ~
Unpaid City Taxes SSc
BOND AND STRONG'S ADDITION.
L N Davis--lot 8 blk 10 De or sec 6 { I r
% Unpaid State, County and School
Taxes ST 70 unpaid City Taxes S8c
j Howard-blk 90 6 or sec r %
Unpaid State. County and School Taxes
SO AZ Unpaid City Taxes 50 SO
Unknow Not 5 blk % e Or sec 6 t +
23 Unpaid State, County and School
Taxes 81 70 Unpaid City Taxes $50
HOLMES AND NICHOLS ADDITION.
Emily D Bond-lot blk or sec 6. I
1r23 Unpaid State. County and School
Taxes 10 Unpaid City Tax Csc -
Emily D Bond lot blk or sec t 20
Unpaid State, County and School Taxes
IL Unpaid City Taxes $50
Unknown--com 20 rods and 20 rods " OF
n cor of sd or see thence 3 rods on line
Of Fremont Avenue, thence ~ rods. thence
3 rods. thence W. to beg. u W or sec Q
t1r23 Unpaid State, County and School,
Taxes 81 A Unpaid City Taxes 81 90
NEHLE'5 SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES.
j D Il P Hawley-lot 8 blk 10 W or sec
6t1r23 Unpaid State, County and School
Taxes 81 06 Unpaid City Taxes 67c
Josiah Bond lots and 6 blk 10 or
sec 6 tires Unpaid State, County aid
School Taxes ST SO Unpaid City Taxes
| 81 90
Josiah Bond--.lots 123 Z and 8 blk e
NV ar sec 6t1r23 Unpaid State. Coun-
ty and School Taxes 50 50 Unpaid C!sy
1axes 81 IS
Fourth ward.
Unknown-lot blk i2 Q Or sec 81
r23. Unpaid State, County and School
Taxes SO - Unpaid City Taxes 80 II
| G 81 N w Co-Part between r Il track
on the Of blk of Flsk's Addition on "
! and 8. and Garden ST on the n. W Il
sec 81 Q r % Unpaid State, County ano
school Taxes Gle Unpaid City Taxe'
80 10
JENNIE's ADDITION.
NJ MaIoney--lot blk or sec 81
% Unpaid State, County and Schoo
Taxes ST. 80 Unpaid City Taxes 81 81
/ j P Christman-co SO rods and rods v
of cor of sd or sec, thence W Is rods
thence % rods, thence Is reds, thence
% rods to beg. W or sec 81 r =
/ Unpaid State, County and School an Taxe
SIS IS Unpaid City Taxes $40 e2
Lorenzo Sykes-Iots and blk n e q
sec 81 9 r 90 Unpaid State, County ant
School Taxes IS 81 Unpaid City Take
/ Sill IS
/ Given under my hand at kenosha City
Wis, this 9Th day of Sept. A. d. 1875.
Z. G. TIMME, u
1Tw13 County Clerk.
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KENGsHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY OCTOBER a, 1875

entering upon their duties, but the
inexperienced boy or girl is intrusted
with interests whose Importance
cannot be overestimated. Emerson
somewhere remarks that only in a
few rare instances in his life has he
met with a person thoroughly adapt
ed to the situation which he held.
This is very sweeping statement,
yet it is undoubtedly true that thou
sands every year render themselves
miserable and work incalculable in
jury to the world by a wrong choice
Of profession. Fellow-teachers let
us see to ii that Emerson's assertion
does not apply to any Of US. Ii we
teach from love for our work and a
desire to advance the cause of e3u-
cation then shall we succeed; II
from selfish or mercenary motives
alone then the sooner we get back
into the kitchen or on to the farm
the better it will be for ourselves
and for the rising generation.
A TEACHER.
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HEAVEN.

Rev A. j. Mead, who was pastor of
the Methodist Church here a number of
years ago, and is now Presiding Elder of
Fond du Lac District, preached in the
Methodist pulpit last Sabbath morning
and evening.
The sermon in the morning was from
the text found in Revelations, 22nd chap
ter, first clause of the 5th verse: "And
there shall be no night there"
The book of Revelations is peculiar.
1t is full of symbols that are prophetic.
A book which many believe to represent
the seven great epochs, or periods of
christian history and closing with a
prophetic description of the christians
heaven. Our text is on the last of these
important subjects From the views
given us Of heaven in the holy scriptures,
we may infer that heaven is a place as
we'll as state. I'm many places heaven
is termed paradise which meansa gar
den OF flowers, or garden of pleasure.
In other parts. as a country, with its
diversity Of scenery and beauty of land
scape. Sometimes it is likened to a
house and Christ represents it as a man
sion. John pictures it like unto a city,
with walls Of jasper, gates of pearl and
streets of pure gold-like clear glass.
In all these instances it is represented as
a place as we'll as a state. Though after
death, we may be different from what
we are here on earth, still we shall be
bodies ofspirit material and this body
must have place as we'll as state OF
existence.
In this life--on this earth-night
comes on with her mantle, and pins I'll
with thousand stars and one third OF
our earthly life is spent in sleep and
rest Not 50 there there the christian
will. be In the presence of God, where
there will be no need of night, for weari-
ness never comes nor sleep intrudes to-
interfere with the continual peace and
ioy. There the time shall be one un-
broken day; ard the glory Of God shall
be the light thereof. All our work
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Serene Fisk. Jr.
Fancy Goods,
l.!X|IEILLIIALIN T. z Y
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

Come, oh come to the Good House Of T isk.
In buying goods there, you Il run no risk.
In Ladies and Gents Knit Underwear,
Are Bargains to make the public stare.
There is nothing n the market Jet,
To Equal our Goods in Stockinettc,
We have Cloakings, Beautiful and Rare.
But hot scrap of Shoddy there.
For Ladies, Furnishing Good in White,
Will be sure to please them at first sight.
In Corsets ard Bustles we abound,
Griswold Corset, elsewhere never found,
Dresses and Cloaks, we make all the while,
The very latest Chicago Style,
With Millinery Of every kind,
Feathers ard Flowers, you'll always ind,
Richest of Ribbons and Birds and wings:
Every sort OF the Notbiest things;
Agent, Patterns Of well known Bazaar;
Need not say how useful, these always are,
Fer most any garment one can find,
The Pattern to shape ii to their mind
Some day when you're out shopping thts Fall,
If you can do so, give us a call.
The store you know is on Market Square,
And the Dealings there are always fair;
You will never run the slightest risk,
In buying Goods at the House of Fisk. 20m9
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DR.. Evarts, Superintendent of the
Indiana Hospital for the Insane, an
nounces the restoration of Robert
Dale Owen, who, he says, will in a
few days return to his home in New
Harmony, whore, under advice, he
will continue for time to rest from
labor. The doctor adds that he sees
no reason why Mr.. Owen may not,
in short time, resume his work with
all the vigor and ability incident to
his age and habits of life.
We take the above from the Post
and Mail as an apt commentary upon
what that paper as well as many
others has said about the cause OF
the insanity Of Robert Dale owen
and of the improbability of his re-
cOVery,
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{ NUMBER q.


here should be to cultivate the soul for
this place Of holiness, Cor when death
comes, he that is holy will be holy still ;
and he that is filthy will be filthy still.
There are three great divisions Of the
world here and hereafter-the material
universe, the mind and Providence.
There are great mysteries in the material
mysteries in the trees mysteries in
the rose-mysteries ell through nature
that science cannot explain. Mind is so
mysterious, that we should not have
known Of its existence, had it not been
for its action and yet action is not al
ways the index to the motive for the
action Of the mind. Absalom invited
his kinsmen and friends to feast, appa~
rently for JOY and pleasure but in the
heart Of his mind, it was in order to
accomplish the death Of his brother.
There are unfathomable mysteries of
mind. Providence is mystery-is full
of mysteries that mankind on earth can
not.expiain. Providence is so mystic
rious that we should not have known
of its existence, had not God told us of
it in his book. We are hot able to tell
why our best, our loved ones are taken
away from MS by death-the husband
from the wife-the wife from the hus-
band--the CHILD from the parents, or
the parent from the child,-but there is
mystery in every event OF life, which we
/ are unable to explain. We can not ex-
plain why providence permits the wick
ed to prosper or the unrignteous to
seem TO he happy but there is COM
| ing time when there will be darkness
in the home of the wicked, and wailing
in the house of the unrighteous. Then
we shall know why our loved ones were
taken, and why providence brought out
these results so myeteriously.
Here right and wrong are brought to-
gether in antagonism. Here we see
many expressions of moral night. In
heaven there will De no wrong ; in heav-
EN- there will be no moral night ; for
there we shall be like Christ, for we
shall be with Him.
| In heaven there will be no night of
separation. The young man will not
leave home-the girl will not leave
father and mother, but all will be unity
and peace. There will be no materia
darkness there-no mental darkness
there--no moral darkness there" and
there shall be no night there" Our
suffering here is the result Of sin but
not the punishment-the punishment
comes after the sin: The history of our
race the deaths of sixty centuries, the
falling Of autumn leaves, ell remind US
that we must die but in heaven there
| will be no night Of death. There is
/ place WHERE Cu0 punishment LOF SID WILL
be meted out to the wicked but not In
heaven. There we shall be free FROM
all these woes. and fears, and troubles.
In the closing portion Of his Sermon
Mr. Mead referred in very affecting
manner to The closing scene in the life
Of Father Deming. who raised his husky
voice and shouted "Hallaluja Hallalu-
ljah All is light over there )" and the
good man passed beyond, to the slight
over there"
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Special Notices.
Obstacles to Marriage

Happy IeelieT for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in carly life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to Marriage remov
ed. New method of treatment. New and remark
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent free. in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, 419 n Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa
an Institution having high reputation for hon
orable conduct and professional skill 1y1
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ND B WHITAKER & co Manufacturers OF
"a 3 orta5le & stationary steam Engines and
ooiler Skating and PuIlIee, hand and Power
Tire Benders, Tire Drills, and all Other kinds o.
Machinery. Also KenOsha Union Thimble Skelns.
Tuyers Bolster and Reach Pmtts, Kettles, sleigh
Shoes and Post Mauls. Repairing donepromptly.
Eenosha, WIS, april 20tn, 1874
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EwAHNEN BROTHERS, Nc. ~ Main ST. Keno
IA sha Merchant Ta1lors. We keep constantly
on hand we'll selected stock OF Cloths, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats
and Caps of the latest styles. Work done and
goods sold as cheap at any Other establishment
IN the CITY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14

The United States Assistant Treasurer
at New York has been directed by the
Secretary of the Treasury to sell $4,000
900 ingold during the present month, as
follows: One million dollars each Thurs
day.
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BURG, has removed his Barber Shop to No.
Em@ 81 Main ST., second door North OF Ihoma-
English shop. which building h. has tnoroughiy
renovated and fitted mp ia the best possible man
ner and where he will be happy 10 meet MS old
customers all who require his services In the arr
tonsoIiaI.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14

WOHNSON'S BOOK STOKE, no. SO Main st.
aS full ADD complete assortment OF Sch0oi
Rocks also standard and miscellaneous Books,
Writing and Wall Paper, Sheet Music and various
articles of the trade. . Y. JoANsoN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-14

The famous trotting mare, "American
GIRL" lell dead while trottu5 in race
at New York State Fair, at Elmira on
Oct 2. She was valued at about $50 900.
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XuEAT MARKET, Main St, Kenosha, Wis.
lVa The choicest of all Kinds Of Meats sat Pork,
cornec Beef, smoked Hams, Sausage, &c, &c,
VIM. ENGLE q Co.
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CA r Ar RI

Pridham' Oriental Catarrh Cure is specific for
Catarrh It is not nose remedy, but q liquid to
be taken internally, and acting on the cause de-
stroys the disease. Thousands who have used it
can testify to its efficacy. One trial will convince
tho most skeptical. These remedies have acquir-
ed wide reputation and those afflicted ehould
not fail t. give them a trial. Prepared only by
JAMES PRIDHAM. Waukegan, Illinois.
For saein Kenosha by F. Robinson,& E.Clark.
Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller & Fuller.
45yi
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n IVERY STABLE Ben. Jewett u prepared 70
fnr, III the best Horses aud Carriages, for
business or pleasure, ON the shortest notice =
Uearse at all times ready to attend uneTas. sta
bic on Market square, near the Post Ohce' Aeh-
Osha Wisconsin.