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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08

~ The following correspondence on the sub
iect of the Racine haroor and Mr.. Durkee' s
conduct we copy from the Racine Advocate. 1t
shows that Mr. Durkee has acted as honorably
as a mortal man conld act, and instead of deser.
wing censure is entitled to the everlasting graf
,ude of Racine for bis labors in this res
pect. For, il he had not made extraordinary
efForts,h ewould not have succeeded in obtaining
an appropriation for their place agans the desires
and wishes ofan old bunker Democrat who was
chairman of the committee on commerce.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Aug. 81, 1852.
Hox. Charles DURKEE.-DeGr Sir Il am
happy to avail myself of this opportunity to cor
rect the instrumentation which | understand
has beeH made relative to the course you have
pursued this session. relative to the appropriation
for the hsrbor of Racine. In the first place you
eanie PERSONALLY before the committee on COM
merce, and urged the appropriations as recon-
memded by the Typographical Bureau for both
Racine and Kenosha. The committee, howev-
er, afterwards came to the conclusion that they
could make but one appropriation for a harbor
between Chicago and Milwaukee, and that as
Kenosha was nearer the middle point between
the two places they fixed upon that as the point.
Subsequently, you came before US and still
urged the APPROPRIATION for Racine, and OFFERED
TO divide the amount recommended by the
committee, equally between Kenosna and Ra-
cine, and finding this did not meet with the
appreciation of the committee, you aided in bring
ing about the arrangement which was finally
made, giving to Milwaukee $4,000, and to RAJ
cine $40, 900, and to kenosha $4,000.
And during the whole Investigation of these
matters your conduct and influence in reference
to the claims of Kenosha and Racine, has been
perfectly fair and honorable towards these pla-
ces and your whole constituency.
yours truly,
ID. s, SEYMOUR.
Now we come to Mr.. Strong, and give the
following letter from him:
RACINE, Oct 5, 1852.
"IIoH. CHARLES DURKEE,-DeGr Str 1t
affords me pleasure to say that when first met
Mr. Seymour the Chairman of the Committee
on commerce, and ntimated my fears that you
had neglected the affairs of Racine, he, at once,
strongly and promptly rePndated the idea as he
did ever afterwards; saying that you had shown
great anxiety to have an appropriation made for
Racine During the ten days this matter was
pending, while Mr.. Wright and myself were in
Washington, you labored zealOusy and elfcctu
ally to procure the desired object. spent three
days IN Washington after the approptauoh was
agreed upon, endeavoring to satisfy my own
mind tchy Racine was left out; and came to the
conclusion that it was owing to Mr.. Seymour 5
desire to have as few appropriations as possible
in order to insure the passage of the bill. You
are fully acquitted in my mind Of all desire to
lnJure Racine.
very respectfully,
Your friend,
MARSHALL NJ. STRONG"
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SHERTFF,S SALE.

ENY virtue of writ of Fier Facias issued out of and
under seal of the Circuit Court for the county of
kcnosha of Wisconsin, directed and delivered
against the goOds and chates lands and enements of Sam
ue w. Hopkins have levied upon and shall offer for sale
the highest bidder the law directs at the Court House
the City and County of kenosha, the Both day OF DC
obcr A. ID. 1852 One O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day oil the right title and interest which the sid Samuel
w Hopkins the Goth day of February, 1852 had In and
the following piece parcel of land situated in the
Salem. said county of KenOsha, and State of Wiscon
sin, viz The East half of the West half of the Southeast
quarter OF Section No Five 81 in Town One o. North OF
Range twenty (2O} east, containing forty of land
kenosha, september 10, 1851. 7-l9
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of kenosha County.
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CHANCERY SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-iN CHANCERY.
Peter Mcfarland Samuel Ciotber, Elizabeth Clo.her
his wife, and Vim. I. Richmond.
HnY Virtue and in pursuance of Decree Of the Circuit
Court the County Of kepoaha; State Of Wisconsin,
entered IN certain pending he eiD on the
Chancerv side thereof in the Term of May, ~ 1859,
wherein Peter Mcfarland Complainant and Samuel Go
hier, Elizabeth Cloier and VIM. T. Richmond are de-
endans bearing date May 2ls, A. ID. 1852 shall selh at
Public Auction to the highest bidder the door Of the
Court House in the City of kenosha, in said County Sat
urdny the 3h day Of October A. ID. 1882, between the
hours Of and three in the afternoon Of that day the fol-
lowing described r, estate to w.t. The South half Of the
East half of the South Fast quarter of Section thirty (0
Town One ID North of Range twenythree (23 East. Al
the South half of the South West quarter Of the South
West quarter of Sec ion twenty mine 9' Town and Range
aforesaid and the South half Of Lots three 81 and four Ga
of said Section twen,ynne go in the Milwaukee Land
District,
Dated Kenosha September 18th, 1859. 7-lo
". r. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of kenosha County.
JOSIAH BoSp. Complainant's Solicitor.
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ID L Il ID:

In this CITY, on the lt inst aer short Illness NAaTH
EvELYN~ infant daughter of James VI. and Ecn NJ Str!
ker, aged fourteen months.
"Mourn. Tor thy child, so beautiful, Is dying!
Dim close the eyes, no light may e'er relumc:
Mourn for thy howcr-thy precious flowcr-now lying
Broken and bowed, and ncer on earth TO bloom!
Still forget not, But OH when flowers are signing,
And evening sunset fades along the West,
Think of thy chld-yes Oh not pale and dying,
But living, smiling, radiant mid the tlest!
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KESosHA, Oct. s, 1852.
MR- EnIrnR !:

MR. EDITOR:
Some two OF three persons who are neither
friendly to me, to any party or to themselves
have within a day or two, industriously circu-
lated report that had declined running as
District Attorney the coming canvass. Allow
me to say that | have never authorized any
one to make this statement, and that / see
nothing now to induce me to decline submitting
my claims to the people of this County, and thai
when do, will give my friends timely notice
through your paper.
I. w. WEBSTER.
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HEALING WRITES

fact authenticated here well all over the State
and indeed the whole States that Sosns Medicine,
have obtained wide spread celebrity and reputation,
which they justly entitled for their healing virtues and
powers We not among those who prone to endorse
every patent humbug that along, and in this instance
delayed our endorsement until have been able
make duuby not only by testing them per-
sonaily ourselves but nom the testimony Of numerous
portion Of the community living around u..LI Globe Pa
d.,
Sec Slnan.s ad Kcri Hemnnt in another enlumn
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II DIGEST" Such Is the true meaning of the word
"PEPSIN OF the Greek words from which ii is de-
rived This ihe significant and appropriate title Of the
TRI'E DIGESTIVE FLUID, or AS TRIO JUICE prepsr
ed 10y DR. J. ). HOuGITON, OF Philadelphia, from The
fourth stomach Of the OK for the of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Ii il Natures remedy for unhealthy
stomach No art of equali curative powers. /
renders GOOD EATING perfectly consistent with health
See the figure the OK in another part OF this paper
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MENOSHA FREE DEMOCRATIC COUN'
TY CONVENTION.
Your friend,
MARSHALL NJ. STRONG"

Delegates from the several Towns in Keno
sha County, and Wards of Kenosha City, met
Convention agreeable to previous notice, at the
House Of Mr.. Kellogg, in the Town of Bristol,
on the "a day of October, 1852, to nominate
comfy officers II. s. THORP, was called to
the Chair, and VIM. Corr chosen Secretary.
Names Of delegates were called, and the fol-
lowing delegates answered to their names:
Kenosha LIST Ward, c. c. Shoes, A. Leon
ard ID Ward, Sheldon Fish, a. D. Northway.
81 Ward, Philip Carey, c. Clement.
Southport-Wm. s Shepherd, R. B. Barnes,
and VIM Golf
Somcrs-I. Marsh. II. Peti tt, and Benjamin
Fe,ch.
Pleasant Prairie-F J. Brand, N. Rowland,
and Daniel Stevens.
Paris-E Baker, S S. Bradford, and Luman
Marsh.
Brs,ol-H. s. Thorp, S. R. Leonard, R.
Bourne.
Saem--Ephram Wilcox, Jesse Hooker, and
Daniel c. Burgess.
Wheatand-Joseph Carpenter.
ghton--Lathrop Burgess, Artemus Judd,
ard VIM. Benson.
Voted that a committee Of three be appointed
~ The chair on organization.
The chair appointed {. G. Sholes, r. Bourne,
and II. Marsh, said committee.
Committee reported the names of ii. Marsh
Of Somers, as Chsirman, and Baker, of Pa
rs, and NJ Rowland, of Pleasant Prairie, as
Secretaries. The Convention adopted the re-
port.
Voted that the chair appoint committee OF
rive on resolutions
II. s. Thorp. c. c. Sholes, s. Fish, Dr..
Bourne, and c. Clement, were appointed said
committee.
Adjourned for hall an hour
AFTERSooN SESSION.
The chair called the convention to order.
Voted to proceed TO ballot for county officers.
{. c. Sholcs and II. S. Thorp were appointed
Alles
II S Thorp was nominated for Sheriff.
s y Brande, for Register.
Michael Franz, for Treasurer.
Voted that we give the office of Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors 10 SOME responsible and
competent person that will perform the business
tor The least compensation.
K H. Deming was nominated for said office,
J. J. Petit for District Attorney.
.. F, Dana, for CLERK Of Court.
Meredith Rowland " for Surveyor.
Philip Carey, for Coroner.
In Eastern Assembly District, c. Clement,
James Harxiu, WIN. GofF, and Leonard Crock
En- we're appointed committee to call conven-
lions.
In Western Assembly District, Q. P. Hale,
J NJ, Kellogg, d. c. Burgess, Joseph Carpen-
Ter and L. Burgess, were appointed d committee
70 call conventions
The committee on resolutions reported the
sowing, which was adopted
Rsso'ecd, That we are satisfied with our cause
anu our candidates, and that We will do all in our
power TO advance the former, and secure the
election Of the latter.
hereuPon the Convention adjourned.
HARMON MARSH, Chm.
NJ. HowLASp, 'e0f e'AF'e''
CHAaLss CLEMENT, Esq, has been appointed
9 pas Of the Governors s,aF. BY appointing
nCoth, the Governor might have secured bet
Il ~ Ian for his staff but no better officer
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PROBATE NOTICE.

EENosHA COUNTY PRoBATB OFFICR,l
September 9th, 4. d. l652.
In the matte. CT thq Estate Of JOSHUA WOODWARD,
deceased.
To oil Ch0m 1t may concern:
Richard Goldsworthy has been appointed administrator
Of the Estate Of Joshua Woodward, deceased.
The time for dspOsng of the Estate and paying the debts
and egaces Of said deceased and for creditors present
their Claims limited the IN day of March, A. D. lr53
The first Monday OF December at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. be-
fore at my office in the city of kenosha, is the time and
place appointed for the examination, usme and allow
Of such claims.
Az ISAAC y. sTODDARD, County Judge.
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RLAcKSM/THNc.

WyHE undersigned wishes 10 inform Ms friends and the
public urge thai he hiss taken the well known stand
in the rear Wjghunans Wagon Shop where he intends
carving on the business OF Bscksmhng in all its branch
re- Horseshoing attended TO with extra Those
wanting ANYTHING his line, will find il for their interest 70
give him call. Charges moderate.
Sept. =, 1852. JOHN SHoTIJFFE.
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SOCIAL SUPPER.

The Ladies of the Congregational Church and Society,
in this city, will provide table of Rreshments on Thurs
day Evening, the 4h inst at the Store Room lately occu-
pied by Mr.. Wattles Wisconsin Street, with the view
to aid in paying for Church Lot which has been purcha
sed BY the Society. Admtance to the Rooom l2 Cts
Those wish refreshments, select from bill of fare
articles they choose, reasonable price, Tickets
be had at the door.
Kenosha Oct. 9th, 1862.
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GEO. ". JULIAN
MR.. DURKEES APPOINT
MENTS.

NJ. DURKER will address the citizens Of this
District, at the following places and time
Delevan, Friday, Oct. 8.
Sugar Creek, Saturday, Oct. 9.
Whitewater, Monday, Oct IL.
East Troy, Tuesday, Oct II.
Eagle, Wednesday, Oct l3.
Genessee, Thursday, Oct. IA, at P. NJ.
Delafeld, Thursday evening, Oct. IA.
Summit, Friday, Oct. Is, at p. II.
Oconomowoc, Saturday evening, Oct l6.
Merton, Monday, Oct. Is, at 2 P. NJ.
Lisbon, Monday evening, Oct. Is.
Menomonee, Tuesday evening, Oct. 10.
Brookfield. Wednesday evening, Oct 20.
Prospect Hill, Saturday evening, Oct %.
Brighton, Kenosha Co., Tuesday, Oct. &c, at
2 P. NJ.
Kenosha, Wednesday evening, Oct. 81.
Wilmot, Thursday evening, Oct. %.
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TO tho Electors of Kenosha County:

Without asking party endorsements offer myself to the
people of kenosha County candidate for the Office
SHERIFF. and respectfully solicit the sufrages of hide
pendent for that station pledge myself if elected
discharge the duties OF the Office the best of 8bt
ty, and with fidelity to the public interest.
- w II. SCOTT.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of Fieri Facias issued out of the
Circuit Court in and for he county of kenosha, Stale
Wisconsin, and to directed and delivered, in which
commanded levy upon and sell certain barn and the
promises which said barn situated much there
of as will be sufficient satisfy the plaintiff for his damages
and COSTS described the south Of the south
quarter section eleven in Town Two north of
twenty east said county of kenoshs have levied
upon and shall offer for sale the highest bidder therefor
the law directs the steps in front of the Court House
in the city of KenOsha in the county of Kenosha. the
23d day of October A. D. 1852 at One O'Clock in the after
noon of said day, the property above described.
Dated Kenosha, September 9th, 1852.
.-lS y. Il, ALLEN, Sheriff
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Il. j. RAND

hinsefto the of this county and respectful
socts their suages for reelection TO the Office Of Clers
of the Board Of Supervisors.
Sept. II, 1852
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III a X R 1 T. ID :

the Ah inst at the residence of H. a. New bury, Esq
in Paris by the Rev. Thus. Tenney Mr.. JOHN PROUTY
OF Princeton, Ill., TO Miss ALKALINE L. FRENCH, of So
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O.. w. COLE

Offers himself to the OF this county a candida
for the Office of SHERIFF, and respectfully solicit. the
SURFACES.
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O. T.. DANA

Respectfully socits the surhges of the Electors Of hi
County, at the ensuing election for The Office of Clerk
the Circuit Court.
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FOR REGISTER,

The undersigned offers himself as candidate for re-sec
ton 10 the office of Register of Deeds for Kenosha County
at the ensuing election.
kenosha, Sept 10th, 1882. w. l.. HINSDALE.
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HEAD &c LEE,
ORGAN PRACTICE.
THOROUGH BASS; SC.

NER. 8. Y. BRANDE having been solicited 10
WI give instruction the Organ will take Class on
that Instrument at his residence Pearl street He VIII
also take in Thorough Base, with or without the use
of the Organ will endeavo illustrate the rules OF
harmony BY The Black Board aud by course oil
Lectures embracing the History and effects OF Musc-ils
principles and prcctice-s character as exhslied IN me
different REPRESENTATION and Of the principal lhsIu
menis-tunins-the rudiments of Thorough Base, Sc
The importance of knowledge of Thorotyh Base 10 the
Amateur the Musician is ncalculable 1t is, in Short 10
Music, what Grammar is to a Language.
The first Lecture will be free, and will be given at the
Court House on Tuesday Evening, the 2lst inst.
The ceeding circumstances may dictate OF the
progfess of the class warrant Terms Of priVase IN
strucon of admission to the class viii be made known
application to the Lecturer. .,
kenosha, September -, 1852. ii
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AMERICAN
MUTUAL
Insurance Company,
OF AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL
100000.

Es Company nsurcs property in two classes the &C
~ counts of which ale kept in separate Books there be-
ing connection other than that the business each
der the supervision OF the Board of DirectoFsthus
giving the public the advantage OF Insurance Compa
MES with the expense of Office. Each Class pays its
own Losses.
THE FARMERS DEPARTMENT
Is confined to Farmers Buildings detached Dwellings, and
their contents.
THE MER CHANTS DEPARTMENT
nsures Dwellings in Cities and Goods therein Prn,
ing Offices Hotels, FIGURING Mills Lumber Yards Iron
FOundrie Machine Shops Blacksmith Shops, Carpenter
Cabinet Cooper and Carriage shops and all kinds ofgoods
and wares in store.
ALSO--MARINE INSURANCE.
This Company offers Inducements to those desiring Insu
Steamers Propelers and all sail craft their
goes. OFFICERS:
GEO. WARWICK. Pre.'t.
II. y. HADLEY, Sec'y.
References:
BOWEN & MeSAMEE, New York.
DATFR. MILLER co,
BUTTERFIELD BROTH
ALFRED EDWARDS & co,
GEO. III. BENEDICT.
- Agent kenosha.
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IRA Nj. WATT
Administrators Sale.


NOTTCE is hereby given that the undersigned Admins
and Administrative OF the Estate Of Alvin Clark,
deceased, by virtue Of license from the County Court OF
Wnnehago County, will sell al Public Affection, on The prem
the County Of Eenosha the 25h day OF October
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, the following de
crbed real the southwest quarter Of Section
No. % in Township number N north Of range number
twenty east excepting and reserYns hererom nney foul
stl09 acres.
JOHN CROSK. Adrn,ns,.eror.
Icy CEoNE. tdni-is4Es'rir.
rs,cd RS sthd.~ :! yul- \ y lisa -
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I'D ASS KETTLES, Flat Irons, Coffee Mills. shovel:
Id and Tonrs, Wire Selves, Timed bcr Fry Pans, for
sale cheap At No. % Main street, BY
tusIs J. P PHELPS.
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becoming possessed the knowledge the
Of which has caused the sickness and poverty of thousands
In of such consequences, wife mother
sable if she neglect avail herself of that knowledge in
respect herself which would spare her much suffering be
the of happiness aud prosperity her husband and
confer her children that blessing above all prceheay
bodies with healthy minds. That Know ledge contained in
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40 PIECES Black Gro de Rhine, Silk. just receivec
~ ard e! sale ~ METCALF, MERRlLL CO
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TIVE undersy cred takes this opportunity Of informing his
old friends and customers and he pubic genefaIy
that he has resumed business at the OLD STAND OF
MARSHALL & PHELPS, where MAY be found general
assortment of
Stores and Store Pipe, PLAIN and JapGnned
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Among his Stoves are the following approved taitens
BELLE OF THE STATES oUEErt OF THE PRAIRIE,
KING OF THE PRAIRIE. HATHAWAY,
KEYSTONE, CARPENI Tx,
Aso-SefReg ulating Paror Stoves Alright and Plate
Stoves, and Premium Cooking Stoves
As intends adopt the ready pay system as far as pos
sble, he proposes sell very Low CASE believing
that quiek sales and small profits better than slow sales
large ones He hopes By fair dealing and attention to
business to merit a share Of tie public patronage
F. 4. MARSHALL.
Kenosha, September, 1852. ii
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And her husband the toll and anxiety or mind
necessarily deyolyng him from sickness OF the wife
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring that com
peence which his eXeons entitled, and the
chi
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HIN P. HALE.
MASS CONVENTIONS.

JOHN P. HALE will address mass Conven-
tons of the People, as follows:
Kenosha, Monday, P. NJ. Oct. IL.
Racine,
Burlington, Tuesday, 10 A. NJ Oct II.
Elkhorn, " p. NJ.
Waukesha, Wedne'y 10 A. NJ. Is.
Milwaukee, 80 P. NJ.
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CHAsLss CLENESr, Esq, has been appointed
Tu7 Of the Governors S,aF. BY appointing
noo,h the Governor might have secured bet,
!. tc'n for his staff, but no better officer
"t7o'aa Democrat.
>. faul is our Abel. We cracked his brainless
- su III. and he takes revenge by printing wretch
6,Pra pun IN Ms edition of fire quires-Ml. Free
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Mcneil William
n
Nickerson II
Moves EbeneZer
O'Nara Charles
Oliver Elizabeth
O'Neil Peter
O'Neil Mrs Mary
Powell Mr.
Parker Miss Laura
Putnam Miss Catherine
Z
Parmele Mrs Emeline
Poach Richard
Paul Mrs Ann
Parker Miss Melissa
Porter Clinton Ii
Parmele Mrs Eliza
@
Quade Richard
Quackenbush Isaac
Saper Remember E
Still Mrs Catharine
Shurtliff G.
Stimson Samuel
Shaw Miss Louisa
Shaw Mrs Cynthia
Surrjf William
Stevenson Mrs Eliza
SPofford Abner
Steven Michael
Il
Type George
Tricky Mr.
Taylor Mary L
Epson Ashbel
V
Vasburgh Henry
Vaughn Miss Mary A
Vincent Gilbert
Vokes Miss Hester
Vanalstein Miss E
w
Warehouse Robert
Whitcomb Daniel
Walsh John
Williams Mrs w
Wilcox f p
GERMAN LETTERS.
Herick George
Dugen Thomas
Snyder John
Meier Peter
Petery Peter
Schiller Paul
Simon Peter NJ
Schend Adam
Schmily John
Hobs John jacob
Friedericks John
Seiwert John
Seminal Adam 2
Locken Henrick
Schul!y Frederick
Scharie Peter
Scbaveder John
Molen William Van Der
Mill August
Newell Elizabeth
Arnold Matthias
Maurer NJ D Mr.
Rayder Matthias
Flenger Margaret
Schulsy Henrick
Pohl William
Schlagt Gerrold
Seneve Nicholas
Kerampen Henry
Schmit Peter
Teams John
May John
any of the sbcve, will
ed.
icon KING, P. NJ.
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HEALTHY.

Complexion richly tinted with the blood OF h0alih,
With skin ~ pure ami fair as parHn marble
Son ind s"u-ta as tile frarrant rosn-
Teeth : sound and white = alalstcr,
Breath of sweetest fragrance, ard lips uf caratni,
With flowing rnglets and GLOSSY locks,
LuXurianl dancing Gracefully DER the swan kt
neck,
No dHn repul.ve spots to !nrt the pleasing picture,
Or 10 cast dull shadows Ter beauty master piece.
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s O 4 Ms
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in has accomplished many Extra
ordinary Cures, and given URcersdI Satisfaction in every
variety and stage OF disease, that has tensre and
rapid safe Sodns Ointment and Condition POder.
The Ointment is swiftly succeeding all other Oinmcnts
and Linments for the of Fresh Wounds Calls Of all
kinds, Sprains. Bruises, Cracked Heels Ringbone. Wind
gals, Poll Evil Calous, Spavns Sweeney, Fistua. Sit
fast, Strains, Lameness Sand Cracks, Foundcred Feet
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse DiStemper.
The Condition PO1cder will remove all Inflammation and
fever purify the blood loosen the skin cleanse the
and strengthen part OF the hoy and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder, DiStemper, Hide Bound Loss OF Appetite In
ward Strains, Yellow Water Inflammation OF the Eyes.
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism, Commonly
called stiff complant) which proves fatal many valu
nble horses in this country. is also safe and certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds, which generate many
fatal diseases,
These remedies iurs, and always Cure if the 81;
rcctions followed.
For further particulars and multitude OK Certificates OF
remarkable Cures. get Pamphlets of agents.
w. B. SLOAN,
Depot, 20 Lake ST. Chicago, ~.
For Sale Gt..aH the Drug Stores in this city