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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-27
city Treasurer,s Notice,

F lily Tax List for the current year has been commit
t4o me for collection of Taxes thereon-payment al
ID Real Estate and personal property in the seye.
4 # of this city can be made TO me, my Office in the
f Hale until the last day of December next. III lots or
e< 81 land contained said List, on which the Taxes
Y "a hat day unpaid, shall, Monday tic 18Th day of
lc5l, expose for sale much thereof will pay
i'd Hay all taxes which may be assessed together with
Z cf and other Liabilities which shall accrue thereon ac-
5ffin4 % law. JOHN NOBLE, Treasurer.
#6H1Sba. Aug, Z. 1850. 7-tf
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue writ of Fier Facas issued out of and nm
derthe seal of the circuit and county of R-
cine and to me directed and delivered against the goods and
chatels, lands and Champion Hutchinson
and Frederick w. HATCH have levied upon shall offer
for sale the highest bidder the law directs the Dur
kee House, in the city of Kenosha in the county Keno
sha, the TwENTYlTRIRD (23d) SEPTEMBER next
at One O'Clock in the afternoon all the right title and inter-
est which said Hatch and Hutchinson either Jointly sep
aratey had the twentyeighth day of November one
thousand eight hundred and ryegh any time there
afterwards in and to the following described lots par
GELS of land wit: the huff lot number two block
six, southwest quarter of section thrty-two, range
wentyhree, in the city of Kenosha also 'the following
premises in southeast quarter of section hiryone town
range wentyhree; commencing at stake with stone
its foot 122 feet easery from the southwest corner of
block three, south ward of village thence eastery on
south side of said block &C feet to stake thence souhery
thence along land belonging to one Kelley place
less in said city of Kenosha so the southeast quarter
ofnorheas quarter OF section 70 town range y east
length of east side, which piece of land including the
contains 40 acres Also, he north half of south west
quarter of the northwest quarter of section Town
range % east containing 20 acres Aso the following lot
in the north half of northeast quarter of section SIX Town
one %, commencing at point on the town line at
Town aforesaid three rods west of land decided by
Jared and Anna Lake. JAM 1896 to Josiah Bond due south
of southeast of block So in south ward village of
Southport running thence rods along said town
lne thence south parallel TO Bonds land IA thence
st rous e,Sg an IN H nv % also
west half quarter of section Town
of land lately owned by Nathan Dye southern
boundary Of the town line road thence westwardy along
the southern boundary OF line road nine rods and
four nks thence southery IS rods thence easery nine
rods and four links to said lot lately owned by Nathan Dye
thence norhey along the west line of said Dyes lot the
place of beginning.
L. CROKER, Sheriff
Ofthe County of Kenosha.
BY N r. ALLEN, Under Sheriff.
August l, 1850. Ito
The above sale is hereby postponed until Monday, the
day October next then be sold the place
and time of day above mentioned. L. CROCKER,
Sheriff Of the county Of Kenosha,by N. r.
Allen, Deputy.
Kenosha, Sept. 10, 1850.
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Cabinet and Wooden Ware.
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Madison July 6, 1885,
TO the Sheriff of KenOsha County: Notice
hereby gven that at the next General Election to be
held in the several aud wards in this sate the
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November
next following officers to be elected, to wit:
Representative in Congress for the first Congressional
District the counties of Milwaukee, Waukesha
Walworh Kenosha and Racine, in place OF Charles Dur
kee whose of service will expire on the 4h day OF
March next
Members Assembly and such county officers as are
required by law then to be elected.
MOI VIM. A BARSTOW, Secretary Of State
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ATOTICEs.-The notes and accounts of SEREve FISK
are in hands of the Subscriber to whom imnedi-
te payent be made, legal measures viii be taken
10 collect them. 4ears for rent and due on con
ts will be adjusted by summary legal process not at
tanSed 10 forthv;th P. JUDSON.
august Z, 1850. Office at MetcaI q merr1Hs store
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CITY TREAsURER,s NOTE CE.

lOrriCS Cl1A nall.
The annexed List of Lots and pieces of land,
comprised within the Corporate limits of the
City of Kenosha, were sold on the second day
of Dec. l848, for taxes due the village of South
port; and the same will be forfeited unless re-
deemed before the second day Of Dec. 1850.
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SASH & BLIND
FACTORY.

THE Subscribers wouo respectfully announce to the Pub
lie they prepared to fill orders in their line
of business in style that cannot fail of giving faction
Window Sash
OF all Sizes will made order short notice, and the
most reasonable terms. The most approved and
Latest Eastern Style
of beyeed SASH in the west is just being intro
duced which they would call the attention of all those
who are building good houses. Also, BLINDS OF the
yery best materials and workmanship, made, hung, and
painted, at the lowest cash prices.
A WORD TO F.ARlNERS!
Those from distance who are building, would do well
to come directly shop, where will guarantee to
give satisfaction We have view to permanency and in
lend our work such gain the confidence of the
Public. Shop KenOsha street, South Of The Park
BENEDICT & DUMONT.
Kenosha august S, 1885, 1y-7
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SCHOOL LANDS OF KENosHA CO.

hendersgned has for sale few of the choicest Lots of
the school land in Kenosha county He has also Record of
the Lots od and unsold and will agent for the pur
chase ofnny unsoid school lands
Persons 81 limited means, DESTROYS of obtaining farms
long e b simple interest," do better than purchase
on The zthool sections ]. BOND.
CITY PROPERTY
EXCf Farms, and Farms for sale or ex-
~ cinnged for properly in the city of Kenosha.
FOR SALE.
number of Lots in Kenosha liberal terms to time
and price. j. BOND
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NOTICE---schoo1 District No. /.

HE Parents and patrons of children within this District
especially advertised that the doors of the school
house wbe closed at O'Clock the morning. and at half
past one II the afternoon precisely after which tunes no
pupils VIII be admitted.
The Interests of the School most lmperatvey demand
the of this measure and is hoped that all parents
viii co1rate by requiring their children punctuay and
nFnmnt< Is 60 to school in good season.
f3y order of the Board of Directors
sent ESQ 2n-I9 .. F. DANA, Clerk.
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1850!
NEW FALL GOODS.
First AruiudL this Season

FtrSt AfDIUdE Th1S OelSOH
RECEIVED from New York and Boston large and splen-
n did assortment of Dry Goods, which will be sold at re-
duced prices.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
DeLaines, to Is. Prints, cd, 10 cts,ls.
Cash meres, 2s. GimghamS, Fast coils Is.
MOhafr Lustres, 2s, Black SILK, to U.s.
Lyonese Cloth, Brocade Lustre, 2s.
MEMS WEAR.
Blue and Black Broad Cloths Black, Mixed Satne Black
end mixed Cassimeres Kentucky jeans
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Bed Ticking, Mariners stripe, Red and White Flannel,
Brown and Beached Canton Flannel Brown and Beached
Shrtings Irish Linen pron check and many other goods
which will be sold owerthan any before offered in this
city for cash, at the NEW CASH SIOhE.
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II ED and White snnelsa good assortment Plain and
ncx At the NEW CASH STORE.
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WILL YOU DO 1T?

As am about to close up the Cabinet Business in Keno
sha Is absolutely necessary that all debts should
be medaey paid and all concerned requested to pay
attention TO this notice. thereby saving Themselves and
ers expense and trouble. 3tnl3.
Sept. ID, 1850. SAMUEL Y. BRANDE
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DISSOLUTION,

HE copartnership heretofore existing between the sub
scrbers under the Firm of f. Perkins, Jr. & Co., of Bur-
hngon. Racine county, Wis., is this day dissolved by mut
al al accounts will be settled by the firm of
L. Per'Ens, Jr, & Co. EPHM. PERKINS, Jr.
EeRf.1O, 1850. 3-l4 SERENO FISK.
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TAVERN STAND TO RENT.

HE subscriber wishes to rent for of years that
= wen known and commodious Tavern Stand, known
tne LAKE HOUSE, Possession given Immediately Enquire
Oh Aug. 81, 1850. loft w. TRANT.
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ExCELsrOR CHURCH.

e rAengs of the Brethren of the Excelsior Church "
Associaon will hereafter he held in the HALL the
a of Of the sQuarles Buildng,n Main street,
dnva fenoon and Afternoon, at the church hours
on s4aday next, forenoon discourse may be expected
from
Th &tsrnoon will be devoted to the discussion of such
anbicH& as may be presented.
[ll are invited to attend.
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FARMERS I!
.oor TO y0DR INTEREsTSli

LOON TO YOUR INTERESTSu
and interested having mutated my bills
through the country, saying that II had all the Thresh
mo Machines contracted which could make.'
This representation is gross fasehood These caumni-
aors stopped hers knowing that facilities were
superior any oer mansiD the state for manuac-
turing these machines, and consequently my ability 10 a
ford them cheaper than ny frm they have offered
to pay the expenses of who would go to Racine to buy
offered in the state and have different kinds Of Sepersors
and Horse Powers and will say, if Farmers wish to
buy first rate article, come to
| KemOsIla Steam works
and you shall better machine for less price, than can
he had at any shop in Wisconsin Any order shall
/ be promptly filed. will give $50 Reward to learn
| who has been guilty of mutilating my Bills.
4 Kenosha, July 8, 1850 A. b. So1tIhs
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Hardware Establishment.

lluluWuIC MISUNDERSTANDING
Nam. III. BYRON & CO., No. 153 East Water
~ Street, Milwaukee, have hand, and
" receiving, FULL COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of Hea
Wy Shelf, and Saddlery Hardware consisting in part Of
IRON AND STEEL
of every quality, size and description Nails, from the
best Factories in the country.
GLASS,
American and French every size from the ceebra
ted Sash, sheet and bar Lead Lead Pipe, Znc
Wire, Hollow Ware,
FARMERS IMPLEMENTS,
of all descriptions Backsmths Coopers Joiners Ship
Carpenters and all other kinds of Tools, of variety
and quality.
Stoves
of every size and description embracing all the Latest I'M
provements and the most Improved Patterns.
MANUFACTURERS
of COPPER, SHEET IR on, and TIN WIRE; also,
agents for the sale of PECK, SMITH e. Co.'S
Tinman'S Machines.
By arrangements with European and Eastern Manu-
acers enabled to buy Goods the best
TERMS and by saving the profits usually paid to importers
and Jobbers, we can afford to sell at
Very Lou Prices!
We would invite the attention of all who desire to purchase
Goods in our line, to give q call at the
SIGN OF THE ANVIL,
No. L So, East Water street, milwaukee,.
Aug. 1850 [3m-S] WIN. H. BYRON & co.
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KINGS BOOK STORE REMOVED!
SIMEON KING,
IN
Books, Stationery, cutlery, Paper Hang.
ings, &c. &c.

KENOSHA, WISCONSIN,
Has REMOVED his old established and well known
store To the corner of Park and Main Streets opposite E.
Rains hardware store, he is offering for sale
enlarged and excellent assortment OF such ARTICLES as are
usually found in a 8ecK store; among wnch are
Miscellaneous, School, and Music Books;
Papers, English, French and Couon Comprising
a full assortment of cap, letter, and other sizes;
Gold Pens of the very best manulacture;
Steel Pens, large variety;
Onius Common Goose and Russia, White and Yellow,
Waters and Sealing WaT good variety
INK Black and Carmine, Dunbars and Maynard Noyes
Cards Enameled, PEARL Ivory Friendship Motto, &C.;
Ene Water Coors Ton Paints and large stock Of Fanc.
Articles dengned please the taste and crafty the eye
Heinvites atteniinH
SchOOs
Merchnts, -faat
! Che nost Ibc
Kenosha-
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ALSO, EVERY VARIETY OF
PAT ENT WI Il DICIN ES,
AT PROPRIETOR'S PRICES.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT FOR
CuNningham's Arabian Oil.

S. Johnson JR has in sore the heaviest stock of Drugs
and medicines of Buffalo, which he is determined to
duce during the and for that purpose he offers
Inducements to Purchasers that cannot fail to command
attention
Having been appointed Agent for the sale of Goudngs
Surgical Instruments he will have hand at all times,
full supply which will be sold to Physicians and Dealers at
New York prices.
S. JoHNsoN JR will act agent for the sale of all rep
uabe Medicines in the city of Milwaukee, for the usual
rates of commission.
MILWAUKEE 1S50-no Al
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STRAYED

TROM the premises occupied by McLaughlin eaf this
Il city, about of August, five year old Horse. oi
light brown color with black name and tail long and
heavy No white hairs marks with the exception OF
on the right side of the back which worn by the
a of saddle time in June last and was not covered
s hair when last had shoes his forward feet and
hos the Of bone SPAWN on the left hind Leg
good size carries his head high and very little roman
nosed Whoever will sid morse 70 tne suoscIDe
TN the city of Kenosha, or give INTO, ua'ion "H ~ '
be found shall be literally rewarded. ~ rpA,r
Aug Y. nOS-tf n. y. A0hl1N'
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.JOSTAH BOND.

tfarne4 and Counsellor at Law. Notary Public Gene
yas IsHa gent, Kenosha Attention given to all matters
caansEed with Real Estate Drafting conveyances, &c
RRnl fs.ate bought and Sold
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Rorrn 0lwAna

HE subscriber begs leave inform his numerous friends
and patrons that he has removed his BAKERY from Pearl
Main street, opposite the Quarles where ne con-
nues to manufacture Bread, Cakes Soda ard Butter and
Boston Crackers in that cannot be beat. Mer
look at his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
August %, 1850. [IO-Gl HARVEY EDGERTON.
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UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL
100, 600 DOLLARS.

O41Ah 1Llk Clf1IxlH1 ILL.,
No Connection 10Th Fire, Marine or Health In.
surGnce.
DOLICIES issued at REDUCED RATES for Mercantile pur-
poses SPECIAL PERMITS for voyages and for Cali
fornia residence at reduced premium.
believed that Parish association Of Ladies
others FOR that special purpose benevolent ndvdu-
al DESTROYS Of securing an amounts to be paid to Clergy
mar or other person attaining the so years.
TO his family in the of his death sooner occurring
will find examination of the Prospectus of this Company
written for that offers greater facilities for the
ment of that object than any similar institution GSee
extracts from Charter and remarks page II of Prospectus
Persons insured in this Company the mutual panhe
only plan Chambers (see page 10 of PrOspectus
sin which the public at large concerned support
will have returned to them all Of the profits instead of
portion only, proposed by of the stock mixed
companies.
Late annual dividend sepenfyfoe per on the prem-
ums paid by mutual members
The Finance Committee (who are among the most relia-
BILE nancers in this country supernend all investments
the Company.
Directors.
Abbott Lawrence, Boston, John D. Lang, Maine,
Ezra White, New York, Chas Jones, Maine,
Daniel Sharp, Jr., Boston, Joseph H. Williams Maine
Henry Croker, Boston, George Dudley, Conn,
Geo c. Collins, N. York, Horaio Harris, Boston,
Elisha b. Pratt, Boston, Walter b. Hastings, do.
Board Of Finance:
FRANKLIN HAVEN, Prest. Merchants Bank, Boston,
THOMAS THATCHER, Merchant, Boston!
REUL WILLIAMS, Pres't Kennebec Railroad.
Local Referees:
Moses Taylor, Esq, do. David Henshaw, Esq, do.
Lawrence Trimble & Codo. William sturgis, do.
Alsop & Chauncy, do. Charles Sumner, do.
Directors Office, 70 State ST., Boston.
E. B. PRATT, PRESIDENT.
DANIEL SHARP JR, Vice President.
noIO HENRY CROKER, Secretary.
C. CLEMENT, Agent, Kenosha, Wisconsin
OTIS jerks, Medical Examiner.
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wEMPLE,s IMPROVED
SeparatorS
AND DAVIES IMPROVED
HORSE POWERS.
FOR 1870.

THE Subscribers would respectfully announce to the Pub
lie that they feel thankful for the very liberal patronage
They have Received in the sale oftheir
SeparatOrs and Horse Powers
during The past and would respectfully solicit
tinuance of the same.
From the testimonials and certificates received
both by letter and verbally, without fear of
contradiction that machines have given UNIVERSAL and
tation s well established that hey need further
comment.
But the further information of our patrons we would
state that for the of 1850 some very
important improvements both in the Separaors and Horse
Powers.
As to the Separator well known by all that the shake
of the shoe keeps the whole machine constantly in notion
vibrating from side to the other, and in order keep
il steady il must be braced from both sides now this diff
Guilty is entirely by improvement shoe,
which we have just made. The Separator be pa
ced truck, and it will stand perfectly STILL
We consider it the greatest improvement in
Threshing Machines
that has been made years. and all we ask Is TO
have tseen to be appreciated and we have doubt but
sll Farmers will agree with MS
As to the Horse Power, we have just completed
important improvements, in which we have the utmost
idence We do not hesitate say that it is the most
mplifed, easy working, and durable power in We
those Machines give satisfaction, Improperly
sged, and to be superior to any in use.
THE JACK
70 this Power constructed Separator be
in three different places without moving the Power and
sets of Gearing to out without any weight
# iron than the old style of Jack.
The Machine will from $50 to SIS more in
on than any other Machine with the common Jack.
All ask is, for those who need Machines to give us
all and look at them at the
Eagle Foundry.
j. V. A. WEMPLE & SON.
Kenosha, July 90, 1850. NOD
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Novels, ROmances and Novelties, comprising Three
IN Strong Men, by Dumas; Miners Daughter, by Dick
Hants not Hearts, Zanoni, Marmaduke HERBERT In
gleborough Hail. Old Converts of Paris St. James, Kate
Marvin, Antonina, Ned Alen Cleveland, David Watson,
Maid of Orleans, Constance LINDSAY Cruise in Whale
Boat Spectre of the Bastile The Monk, and any guam
tity more of the same sort for sale at
Kings Book Store.
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A piece commencing at the north west COT
ner of lot no. s; thence on the west line OF the
corporation 40 rods; thence east 40 rods; thence
south 20 rods; thence west 40 rods in north west
quarter section 81.
LOT, BLOCK SEC. Sd WARD.
3 SO s Ell 3 the nj of the wis
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NOTICE!

NOTICE!
SHOSE indebted the Subscribers by note or book ac-
Ii count requested to make arrangements for their
early settlement determined upon closing our
merchandise business.
Hale, M.4NNEY e co.
august 9, 1850. 3m-7
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DL.aCK Silk, splendid assortment of Black Silk from
D seven to twelve shillings, just received at the
Net0 Cash Store.
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ON Saturday last about miles north of this place. on
" the Beach of the Lake, TR UN *, containing most
Books and papers, The owner can have the same by
wing property and paying charges on application to
Sent II J. EGGL ESTON.
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1850! SPRING TRADE! 1850!
WISCONSIN
WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.
S. JOHNSON, Jr.
SUCCESSOR TO WIN. M. CUNNINGHAM.
Chemist, ApOthecary, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggist,
NO. ISL, EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Dealer in
East India and Mediterranean Drugs, French,
English, and American Chemicals, Paints, Oils
Due StufS, Varnishes, Windoo Glass and Put
ty, Brushes, Roots and Extracts, Thomsonian Prepa-
rations, Druggists and Physicians Glass Ware
and Furniture, Surgical Instruments, PhaO-
sOphicat apparatus etc., etc.
The subscriber receiving his supply selected by
HIMSELF from the stocks of the largest Importing Drug
Houses in New York and Boston.
His arrangements for purchasing not surpassed by
Merchant in his line of trade in the Wesand for proof of
the assertion has only to call him and examine articles
and prcesboth of which he pledges himself will be
tirey satisfactory.
CITY AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS
Will find all of the year, at the above named
Establishment, more general assortment of articles be-
DRUG TRADE
Than be had at any other House in this City. To
his WHoLEsALE PATRONS he would say that he has much
enlarged the
JOBBHNG DEPARTMENT
Ofhis rade and has appropriated the I'd and Sd stories in
he continues occupy exclusively for his Whole
sale Trade and thereby better attend to this branch of bust
ness.
Genuine Doct s. p Townsend's Sasaparlla which will be
dealers at the manufacturers price, Also constant
lyon hand, Mooreheads Galvnc Machines, Barnes Med
Electric Galvanometes Christies Gavanic Bads Belts,
Necklaces, Gold Plated and Zinc Rings Plasers Magnetic
Fluid, &C. &C.
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nNE CASE of Browns Shakers Extract of English Vale
~ ran for the cure of Diseases just received and
for sale by (no4g SIARkWEATHER.
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Doors. Sash and Blinds

THE undersigned wishes 20 inform his friends and tbs
public, that he still continues to manufacture Doors
Sash and Blinds, by hand, in the most workmanlike
substantial that he is now ready to attend Il
any calls may be made upon him in the various de
partments of his business Carpenter work of all kinds
tended to as usual His Shop where he may generally b.
found is situated on Park street, two doors east of NEWELL
Lumber Yard. RlCHAhD hIEkSON
June %. 1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
To Dr. II. r. Pccry.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODYNE

T o o L II A G II T. ROPS,
An INN, dialt and perfect Cure. Tho
who have felt the painitl throbbing and
cruciating pangs of this disease hsot, OK
through their jaws with most tormcnlng
perseverance, ard, as is often The case, have
cccived but little sympathy from friends on
rlch occasions, will no doubt be much pleas
ed to know of a remedy that viii never fail
TO quiet forever the unmerciful offender.
THIS remedy is the Glove Anodync, an un.
failing cure.
TIE following testimony is from one OF
our most distinguished practical Dcnlists-
New York, Dec. 10, Ioi4
MeSsrs. A. u. x ID. Sands-Gentlemtn:- -
In the course Of my practice have exten.
sively used your Glove Anodyne with much
success to the relief Of the Toothaote and
a. constantly recommend ii 20 my patients.
| deem It but Just io inform you of the high
opinion have oft over other remedies.
am yours, very respectfully,
NJ LEVETT, Dentist,
2O Broadway, corner on Warren 81.
PRICE % cts PERN Al.
Prepared and sold wholesale and reto
by ABB Il SANDS, Ncw York. old ae
so by Druggists gen, ally through ,ut the
United states and Canada.
II. II. HAZARD acentror ,vIut.
nov ~.