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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-05
In Probate---Kenosha County Court.

N .llTFI q ne Q taFdsalsip Of Isagc z, Shedon
ming the petition Of harvey Kirkland North
apton IN the County of Hampshire state
among other things that the Guardian ~
aac Sheldon infant child and Theodore Sed5
. ?ala deceased in and for county
ana state OF massachusetts, said Isaac
sheldon Is resident of said in said s,ae
and ecideu county OF Renoba
Oh lns And praying that the appoutme of Francis
d. a"fso Guardian q said inan. in and for county d
OF
some and discreet appointed Guardian
80 ana examinations And upon reading filing his
iarther petition praying that said Francis H. Morton m
removed from said Guardianship therein stated
ana discreet person be appon Cuardi-
an ?" ad infant and the said Francis b. having been
to- II is Ordered that petitions bs has bef ~
OF this Court or the tcsy r April a.
A NJ OF SAID day at the Court House
kenosha and State of Wisconsin ~ "AN N0"n't VI
Ana u Is further Ordered That notice thereof he g;van Aha
next OF KIN OF said mno and all persons in 6y
ing copy Of this order for four weeks pro 70
DAY q nearing IN the hefosha Tribune 1eeranh
hew%per published at Kencsha aforesaid jon 81
1900 -'' "" a. "a, icOJ. 4w3O County nd
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NotTces

VIE Undersigned having obtained the excIl.
4 sive CONTROL of Wheeler s. Co.'S Weathe,
strip Tor the the County of Kenosha. are now pre-
pared to supply all demand for the same. The
STRIPS made o. brass or iron, aud its object is I,
prevent rain or dust from driving uud,r outside
doors, IN which capacity it can't be beat. The
nlolei can he examined at Bain's Hardware Store
orasrs may be left at the above mentioned place
OF al uambfook's Joiner Shop. ON Park Sire
Persons leaving orders for Strips viii please p;ve
ne width Of the deor on which ii is TO be put
n. B.-ihe Strip is patented aud a Iu.rince
'neh's will be ArTgSDEDTo according to The paten.
right law.
H. |. & II. II, HAWKS.
kenesha, Jan. 9, 1855 30tf
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I'm Probate---x enosha County Court
In Guardian chr, /1;y...,

IN He a.tcT q The GacrdfGnshp Of The minor Chlden
james Rtieg. =
Or reading and filing the petition James Riley
or said minors representing other things
seized Of undivided real estate In the
city kenosa and that would be to sell the
and i appearng proper hs. the should be sold Or
pEREp AID directed that the wards and all
persons in said estate appear before the Judge of this
Court on Monday the I'D day of April O'clock
OF aid day at his Office the
said thea and there Co show cause any they have wby IL
should not oe granted er the sale of esate
II y iurther ordered that copy of publish
CT Tor nc least three successive
ing ia the Kenasia Tribune ahd 7s!sgTa wsstIy
printed in this county MS IA iii 81 SrsP~-
Dated March Is, 1855. 3w.0
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NOTICE.,

TAX NOTICE.
Of.ice Of tie City Treasurer
kenosha, Wis. January le, 1855
q hereby give notice that the following descr;b.
n ed property was. for the non payment OF CITY
iaxes and charges due to the City of Kencsha
or the year 1859, sold on the 10Th day OF January
,oo'-fnd the same will be forfeited unless re-
osemed before the 18Th day Of July nex,.
Ninety five feel front OH w. side Of Kenosha
St W TO old Chicag Road, tie n. F. corner
4oi ieet D OF 5, r.. corner of lot I6, in the n. Z
oil Sec. 3, town Range %.
ABRAHAM HANSON,
32-l2w Traasursr
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PRORaTE NOTTCR

5th Of March A. ID. - = -
In the ser q the estate of John Cain deceased.
Tom wi0m ittasy Coacer Letters administration on
sd Esate having issued Michael Madden Of the
Of Marquette in the State Wisconsin on the 81 March
A. d. 1850 and six months from being allowed and limited
Tor % present their claims for
nee otee IS hereby given that the will the
hrst Monday in July A. NJ at his office IN
the city Of Senosha receive and adjust all claims and
demands ct ali the
4w39 JON H. JJISITE tonnty Jn5'sc
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MN A.MARsuALLAr.n ~ u.,ssrnn-

~ A. MARSHALL, Ar No. 7S, MAIN STREE
IL shas now on hand, aud will be receiving du
Hng the season, complete assortment of tn.
best Kind Of COOKING, PARLoR and aLArE STOVES
also Table aud Pocket Cultry, Shear. SCISSORS
Axes aud iieives. Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Hant
Saws, Hay and Manure Forks. Curry Combs
Scythes aud snaths. Nails, Nail Hammers STRAP
aud Hook Hinges Hooks and Staples, Butts and
Screws, Gov and Sheep Bells, Sheep Shears,
Wool nnd'lloae Cards. Porcelein Kettlys, Porce-
lam Sauce Pans. French Cups and Sauce Pans
BrItiania Tea aud Coffee Pots. 3 rittania Pitchers
ond Tunblers, German Silver. Brunswick and
f}rittania Table and Tea Sponns. Brass and Iron
Candlesticks, Snuifers aud trays, sad Irons. ahd
a general assortment Of housekeeping articles
together with full assortment OF PLAIN aud
JAPANNED tbs WIRE Thankful forp past favors,
hopes to receit' share of the public patron.
Give me a:'lI. aud | will trl 10 please
othi qlaIitJ : Gods and Prices.
e5, 354. +. A. MARSHALL.
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God bless your honor, you once saved
my life,' said abcggar to captain How,
asked the captain in surprise. Why re-
piled the other, | served under YOU at ork
town, and when you run followed, or be
jabers, should have been kilt to dead
ce rtainty.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-05
ETNA INSURANCE 90.
OF Hartford Conn.

IncreaSe Cash apital TO S5O0U,Ooo.
a HAVE the pleasure OF informing the dealers
"A with this Company and the public generally
that IN view OF toe vast increase Of business dur
M The past year, IT. cash capital has been in.
creased 10 5000 q. This together with The
large surplus always kept on hand in cash, and
The enormous receipts OF premiums on it's regular
anh established business, affords lis boIicy holders
an indemnity much greater than any other in /,
surhncr Company in America.
The business Of this company is conducted on
iHE and liberal principals and its losses are ALWAYS
promptly pnii in cash. The undersigned in en-
terng upon the twelfth yenr ofhis agency for hi,
compauy IN this city aud vicinity, begs TO congra,-
uIate IT. dealers upon It's remarkable surcess and
the impottantincrease Of its capital aud business,
which together with the manuer in wi ch it's bu.
sIness is conducted, places it OIL a basis bevoud Tho
reach OF any Contingency short of n simultaneous
cohftagrailon OF the country.
All applications for insurance or information in
reference Thereto, will be attended 10 with the
same pnnctuaty rs heretofore. Rates as low a.
any other responsible Office.
kenosha. Feb. Is, 50 L. G. MERRILL
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"Mr.-do YOU -keep-any!hng good
% take here?' Yes, we have excellent cold
@ater-thc best thing in the world -
"Well | know It, was the reply, ''there is
no one--th,ng-that's done so much for
navigation as chat. And, even as a beverage,
it's capital mixed with little brandy
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Dg happens now surprising.

rs hoPPSHo INV sui pTiSlDg.
1t sounded true like to me- said Jenny.
laughing q little as at her own foolishness
Cause I'd like TO have it true, expect
But SO untrue to herself she could no lon
ger be, the fact burst from her--.Oh, Kit,
Il there was somebody could 60 to, like
them folks he told Off
I've thought you better off many and
many's the time, replied Kit, in a tone well
sustained OF tempestuous reproach. Better
of say, cause you couldn't see. II isn't
nothing you've lost-your enough sight bet
ter off than folks that can see. Don'tro to
fretting, don't
But kit-I'd be off your hands then
Wouldn | you be wiling for that? Or if
may be ifthe Old man and Icould go 10 the
aims house you told about SO pleasant. Kit;
we'd be together, and you could take
Journey into the country to see us every
Sunday. lie wouldn't mind if | was with
him. hlt, you're not as happy as you was
You don't sng--you work so hard-and
here you have us strangers on you to work
fcr--no! the first bit Of
Kit here interrupted the speaker by clo-
singher mouth withher broad hand You're
ny o4i'u, anu ne ) my lalDer! NOW what
are you driving at? I'll throw myself in
to the river the day that it runs twxt you
and me; the day you go to the poor-h house.
Now stop that amt it enough to break my
heart, you trying to get away from me so?
LII do the best can for you--yes | will,
but you-'Ki! broke down completely when
she had gone so farther usual loud CHEEKY
voice sunk to a husky whisper before she
had half finished what she had to say.
Kit, tell me then, you know. When I'm
gone as Jane did'--she did no: paus Sc,
though aware of the sudden start Kit gave
at this--'I must go some time: you said
everybody must'-well she uniestood the
meaning Of Kits tightening grasp; it was
as much as 10 say that while She could
keep her. Jenny should not go--,do you
think III be blind then--blind always?'
mol! almost shouted Kit, you'll see!
you will!
Jenny said 10 n,orc--but looking into
the meek and now placid face of the Child,
Kit thought that she could discover new
JOY there, 4 new desirc--eyen for that re-
lease whieh should bring her to sight Of all
the beauty which with the unfolding inward
vision had grown on her imagination,
called into lie by the descriptions OF
Kit.
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Legal Advertisements.
Sale Of the Real Estate Of Francis l.. Tmk-

henesha county Court sitting Of Probate the
9th day of March, 1855 -
reading and cling the petition Of Isaac johnson
dian oil Francis L. Tinkham minor heir Of Almon
deceased setting forth that the said Francis Tnkham
and nerits from the said deceased land
said
said deceasedThst the land produces NO in
whatever the said Francis
saidTha the said petitioner verify believes that would be
much beneficial him. the said minor to have his
ct the said land sold at auction and the nut Ar
eres for his benefit and praying license NAV be
to him to sell the interest the
aforesaid in the said iaad according 70 the nroysan If G
statute ia s'ieh ease made aud provided " 80
10 IS tsi fJre Ordered that persons interested in said
tate appear before the Judge
OF May next at tea o'clock a.
city aud county of there 10 show # ANY
tere hould be- why license ould
dn to sell said real according prayer ~ the
portion And II Is further ordered this order be sub.h
e. Tor tour successive weeks day Of hearing in the
hencsha Ifrbt and IegrGph weekly printed
pnbiishea in the City of geHosha in said county.
awoS by the Court, JON e. JTLSUN,
Judg
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kcnoshn County Court---In Probate.

- on the 9th Of day March, A. H. 1855
n the matter Of the GUARDIANSHIP Isaac T. Shsrsor
minor. y -'~"N d ohelapn n
% reading and filing the petition of Francis B. Norton
among other things. that if be
IRON any nfermay in his application appointment
uuaruan OF Isaac T. Shei 1ou minor that the same
ee OF revoked by this Court he may be re-
as s',ch Guardian; In oRpER,p said appl-
cation DC heard before at the
kenosha On the 10Th day pill ~ 1855 at zen ocoeE NJ
no;le thereof be given to all persons in the
sane y pu2shing this order four weeks that
published in the City kenosha in said countv
a"iV ny the Court. JON ID. JILSUN, County judge
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This hope never faded it Frightened in
the blind girls soul-her face day by day
witnessing to its radiance; and poor Kit be
held the Frightening, and watched and la
bored, until in December, the Day broke
on her child.
ThatDecemberfound the Irish girl alone,
torthc old man died before Jenny, and Kits
labors were then ended; her childhood, her
girhood, had ended long before.
Upon what a womanhood has she enter
tered? who can tell? To die ofstars alton in
cellar; to be swept down perhaps, by pes
ulvnce atnooaday, in the street, or on her
bed, as it may chanee. Alas know not
what IS written for her in the book of fate
but, in the Book Of Life, l know beams
OF glory radate from her names he shall
dwell in TIE COUNTRY when the city has
done all that Il can for her; and, poor Kit,
she shall not find it the place Of graves, or
convlcts. Cloudless the sky shall spread
above her head. and her forehead shall be
smooth in the beauty ofeterna youth and
peace! and beneath her feet the way shall
be smooth and easy--without faint shall
the tar River Of Life flow, and drinking of
1t she shall thirS! no more forever. The
garden blooms and fragrance shall not al
ways be Withheld. She, the weary--but
never with -doing-shall come finally to
Him who has called the heavy laden, and
promised rest to them. Soiled her poor
garments may be, but they shall have
c!eansing-and then her eyes also shall be
opened, and God himself shall wipe awav
her tears. Kit! have called you poor!
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-05

KESosHA CoUNTr.
City Of KenOsha, SIS To George W. rounds
You notified that 1,r;t or
ltaehment has beer issued your property
acen to SATISFY the demand of b. Their Amount
20 en- Dollars and Seventyone lSI07 Now unless
10y ha appear before h. Nichols. Justice Peace in
anu Tor said county. a his Office the City
18th day Of April 1863 o'clock in The Afternoon Ind
hen Will b. rendered against and yoer prepertv sold to
pay the debt. y n SftR Et,vt mi, 80; W
$1,000 'i"''A ~ i~"'> OWN Plaintiff.
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IsAVID Cl:OSET,
WAGON e n + MAKING,
Carriage and Wagon
MANU- ACTURER.

WOULD respectfully call the attention ofhi,
w friends and The public in general TO his shor
in the QnarIes Binding, on Main Street, mex
South ofthe Durkee House, where Wagons, Car.
riages and Buggiesare made aud mended on the
shortest notice
He is ready to compare his work with any done
west OF Buffalo, and he intends TO repair quicker
and manufacture better, than any shop can do in
"the Park Cify.''
His WOrkmea are retained at great erpsnse
and his materials warranted OF the best quality
lie is perfectly willing that The Rail Road
should be built, but he is bonnd to enable farmer
TO bring their produce, and their wives and child
rem To town. in their own Cars, If they please.
Call aed examine my work, and fit does moi
suit, willintroduce you myself. 10 Baps shop.
DAVID CROSIT.
Kenosha. Oct 90. 1853 nI6.Iy
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II E DICAL
THE AMERICANS FRIEND.

To the Citizens Of the United Slides
most humbly and sincerely thank You for
the patronage which yea have bestowed upon my
nils. take this opportunity OF stating that my
Ancestors were all American Citizens, aud that /
entertain for all that concerns America and Amer.
can Citizens. the most lively sympa HES, so much
so that originally compounded these Pills ex.
pressy to suit your climate, habits, constitutions
and manner Of wing, intending establish myse
among you, which have done, by taking premises
IN New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Mgiden Lane, Ner York
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GREAT REDUCTION!

TEyEIE undersigned, viii sell Shawis of various
III kinds, Frenc Morinos. Lyonese. Alpaccas,
VI. De Lains. WooIen Cloths of all kinds and a
great variety of other goods at greatly reduced
prices until the ! 81 Of April next.
Feb 49, So e. " RyISS
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PENSION LANDS!
lSO Acres OF land
oil -x,ho earxyad ciuon 1TC0

The Act Of Congress Of Mach. 1855. grants
to all. Indians included, who served M any war
since 1899, trurieet DAYS or less il engaged in
battle, and The widows Of officers and soldiers OF
the RevoIui nnafy war, ii now wing, and to Chap.
lans who served with Ihe army. aud To the Piniis-
burg and Lewistown volunteers 60 acres Of land,
after deduclng what has been received
The undersigned will receive applications and
act as agent in prosecuting claims under he afors-
mentioned act. l.. c. MERRILL.
keuosha, Wis 1875.
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MARBLE FACTORY.

GEORGE ACkLEY
ANNOUNCES to the people ofkenosha City
and County. AID Vicinity. that he has bought OUT
the Marble Establishment Of JosErH ]. EHIE and
that he has added largely TO the Stock, with beth
Italian and American Marble
Of the very best qualities, ard is prepared 10 furn-
s'l TO order al! work in the Mab'e Line.
Being all EXPERIENCED " oRkMAN, he feels
confidence IN warranting his
documents, Tomb-Stones, Vomb-TabIos.
Obciisks. Paint-Stones.
and all other work wanted. for FINISH AND
STYLE, to rival AL OMPETITION.
Plain, Raised, or Ornamental work, oGany char
acter desired done in style TO give ENTRIES sat
staction.
lie respectfully so.icits the patronage of the
Public.
UJ' Shop OH Main Street, opposite The City Ho.
tel. GEORGE ACKLEY.
Kenosha, Dec 1854.
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TO RENT AND FOR SALE.
Tavern Stand for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.

'ENake Not ce, the subscriber offers for sale at a
II great bargain, 3G0 acres of land. calculated
TO make FIRST rate graf, and stock farm, stua:e ID
miles from kenosha City, 80 rods north OF
the Burlington road. sections ), "a, | and | 0
in the town Of Paris, and convenient to several
plank roads and railroads. 100 acres enclosed ;
good two story farm house. Most Of the materials
on hand to build "A barn, as also TO enclose 100
acres more; from 100 to 900 acres is pow land, the
balance is bottom meadow land. There is from
50 to Glin to wheat. The subscriber will selll
altogether in parcels suit customers; If neces
sary. III. w. JOHNSON.
Kenosha. June 18th 1854.
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j. WALES BAKERY.

t}I new arrangement, the subscriber is pre-.
II pared to supply the citizens with bread,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
A. baking is exclusive business, we intend
10 keep on hand or make to order, everything in
the business. good and cheap as any establish
ment this side Of Lake Michigan.
YEAST,
That works quick, can be had every morning TN.
Ill o'clock.
We shall have good variety Of cake toys for
Christmas presents.
Our customers will find II 10 their advantage as
well as ours, to bring baskets when practicable.
JOSEPH VALE.
BRICK BAKERY, MAIN ST.
Kenesha Dec. I3, 1854.
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N E S
NoTTcE.

a LII persons indebted 20 a Lewis & Son whose
Z "A Notes aud accounts are now due are REQUEST
20 TO settle without delay and those wishing to
purchase are invited to call aud examine our stock
as We are determine to give satisfaction TO pu..
chasers IN selling goods as cheap as the cheapest
Nov. 80, 1854.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

III - iiSS1A<AlNSEs
IIREPA r e for the future wants of your family
by having your lifo Insured.
fhe National Life Insurance Company
y the United States. is situated al MontpeIi.r
vermont, with cash capital Of s 400, 600 Its
one oil the ia fest and best Lille Insurance Co,nta-
ny IN the country. l.. G. MERRILL Agent
>, at Meicaf & MsrrlPs.
henosha, Wis, July 18th 81.
| AIR GLOSS HURD's Golden Gloss "a,
o=ant'fying the HAIR at BLINN's
NOTICE.
vi Z following described lands were sold on the
rth day of April 1851, for the State, County
ana Iown Taxes oil 1885, of kenosha County and
unless the same redeemed on or before the I3tb
ed -" 20 'o' 'e''-
assessed 10 ! Use sec 6, TI,R231 Tax.
H. Dem'ng Town Southport, 60 ars. s I4,25
Do. IS fr. sec. 5, 4, r %
Town Southport, IS ars . io'oo
X. II DEMING,
Clerk Board Supervisors,
"'o Kenoshs Co.. Wis.
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z U CATION OF THE BLOC ID
Erynr nd RiIfn,,z Co, MIA


The Citizens Of tie Union
Liver ami stomach scarcely free from the
these destructive malades, fast far
perhaps the handsoms in he World certain
% wheu distressing many loose and 20
looks whe IN the heyday life
remedied ~ continually keeping the blood pure
and stomach in healthy action, when lite will
resemble plants
eSerhs spring appears reign the
sae han an frame and the duration life
ana say iearles that heal I'll and life polong
ga Tor many beyond their ordiaf limits Holloway
Pills are aken purify the blood according 70 the rules
down for in the directions which
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( Conclndcd from first Poae. ]

all that proved more patient labor, or tes-
tilted to more exultant hope, than that OF
which the heart Of Kit gave evidence to
Him who sees the heart.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-17
UARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
= THE GREAT PuRlt1Ek VI IhE BLU
Not a Particle Of MerzEry IN IT!

LET THE AFFLICTED READ AND PONDER!
An I~nfallihle Remedy for scrofula, Kings Evil, kheu'
matism, Obstinate CutaneOas E-uptions, Pimples q
Postules on the face, Dlotches. BOiis, Ague and Fe
yer. Ihronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter, Sore
Head, Enlargement and Pain Of the iiones and Joints.
Stubborn Ulcers. SyphiliEc Bisorders, LumhagO.
SD nal Complaints, anu all diseases arising from an
iniudici0us use o. Mercury, inprude see in life, or
~inipurity of the blool-
II p This great Alternative medicine and Purifier Of
Blood il nov used by thousands Of g~r itefIl patients
from all parts of the United States, who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of
Me licines, .CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE" NeuralLia ia,
Rheum tism, Scrofula, Eruptions Of the Skin, Liver
Disease, Fcvers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections OF the
Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female Complaints,
Pains and Aching Of the Bones and Joints, are speed
is pat to fight ~ using this great and inestimable
For all diseases OF the blood. nothing has yet been
fouud TO compare with il. It cleanses the system Of
m IMPURITIES. acts gently and efficiently on the Liver
and kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to
The Stomach. makes the skin clear an. healthy, and Te
stores the Con stitutiOn. enfeehled by disease or broken
down by the excuses OF youth, to its pristine vgorand
strength
For the Ladies, it is incomparably better than all the
cosr etics ever used. few doses of CARRIERS SPAN
Isa MIXTURE will remove all sallowness Of complexion,
bring the roses mantinS 10 the cheek, give elasticity
to the step, and improve the general health in a remark
able degree, hey ond all the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which we have re
ceiyed from persons from all parts of the United States
is the best eviden 'e that there is no humbug about it.
The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians and
mblic men, well known to he community, all adj their
testimony to the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
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Call on the AGENT and get a Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest OF all
Medicines has performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT Z BEERS, Pro
mietors. No. 3, Pearl street, Richmond, Va, to whom
all orders for supI lies and agencies must he addressed.
For sale 10y Z. A. NTH * Co., Warren J. Camp
Gustavus 5. ". Mears, Bloomfield, and by Dealers in
Medicines enerywheIe. lnov - y