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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
Editorial Convention.

The Editorial Convention held at Portag,
City on the 9th inst, was quite numerously at
tended, and some good things proposed. Cir
cumstances prevented our being present, or we
should have been there too. An association wa.
organized under the name of +" Wisconsin Edit
ors' and Publishers Association and Consti
tuition reported and apopted. Resolutions were
passed recommending the system of advance
payments for all papers, and advance payment
tor all transient advertisements, both of which
ought to be adopted universally.
The following was recommended as the
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
For an eight column Weekly, as a basis, to
be varied of course, according to size, crcuia-
ton and other circumstances
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
The Profits of Single Small Farm.-An en-.

terprising and thorough farmer in North Pepin,
Wis, says that he made the following splendid
profits on from twenty acres. The true
secret IS small farms and thorough work. Here
are the figures
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

~ Sixteen murders have been per.
petrated in N. Y. city, since the LIST of
April.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

y Goethe said "a blush is the sign which
nature hangs out to show where chastity and
honor dweils."
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

FUNNY RAT TIARA correspondent
of the Genesee Farmer relates the fol-
lowing funny way of catching rats:
81 build my corn crib on posts about
Is inches high, made rat-proof by put
ting broad board or sheet-iron on the
top of the posts. Make everything Sc
cure against rats except the granary,
and have this rat-proof except at one
of the back-corners. Here, where they
will like it best, make nice hole with
spout five inches long on the outside,
where they can go in and out and eat at
pleasure. Then, if think the rats are
too numerous, take bag, after dark,
and slip the mouth over the spout on
the outside of the granary. Then send
Ben in at the door with light, and
the rats and mice will run into the bag,
Then slip the bag off the spout, and slap
it once or twice against the side of the
granary Turn out the dead, and in an
hour or two repeat the process. After
all are killed, stop up the hole till new
recruits arrive, which catch in the same
way"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
Rates q AdveTfisinx:
Wholesale Poisoning.

CINCINNATI, July %.
Twenty children on Buckeye ST., in g
denselypopulated German neighborhood
were poisoned last evening, by eating
lozenges, which had been scattered
along the street, by man and two boys,
whose names are unknown. Two chill
dren are dead, and many others are not
expected to live. The man was seen TO
to offer small packages of lozenges to
persons in the streets, but being suspic-
ious of wrong they were not taken
The lozenges were found to contain
equal parts of arsenic, sugar and flour.
The cause for perpetrating this act is
unknown at the present time. No ar
rests have yet been made.
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\. CLARK Il SON,

VTOIEsAIlE y RETAIL Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Groceries, and
a Paten. Medicines No. 20 Main street, opposite
~ Hag Bcal-Kcnosha, Wisconsin, [6tfl
SIr\sErARE. ..-.-..-......-..---..H. +. CLARK
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| HELMBOLDS
| GENUINE PREPARATION
l. OF
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract Buchu.
For Di;sases Of he Bidder Kdnsys erars' Dropsy
/ Complaints, and all Diseased Of he
| Sexual organs,
moving all Improper Discharges the Bladder Kidney
or Sexual Organs, whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause they may have originated,
| And no Matter of How Lcng Standing,
Gfring Heath and Vigor 70 he Frame, and Bloom 4
the Paid Cheek.
Joy TO THE FFLICTED
Nervous and Deetasd sufferers and rsmoVsssa
the symptoms among which vii BE- found
Power, Loss Of Memory,
| Dbeulty Of Breathing Cen
ease. Weak Nerves Trembling. Dread bread
ful Horror Of Death Nlght Swsa,s, Goid Feet;
sal isssitude + The Muscular system often Enormous
AIfssS WI he yi &ay 2 s. tH
aid sa rSss aa e a., nsd asSp'Ggs on
Baek Spots FLYING be-
tenon. Great Mobility, Restessness, with Horror of
sn b SG' sue HSf Rshns Sss
Dread for Fear Of Themselves no Re-.
s''3 Tlsa.l5ion 'q from Hurried ass
question to an
n1 n EOS 81 WITCH 81 r ss s
lowed BY those direful diseases-iNsANITY AMP CON
melancholy isaths BY coNsT MPTIoS bear ample
exhibition appears The i ss-
it, should sound of the voice it rarely
with woefui measures wan despair
Debility Low a s41 Sn4 n f as mon
thousands to unmeiy graves thus blasting the ambition Of
many loble youths It be cured BY the Of this
INFALLIBL RE NJ E DY.
99ifs
~" Bessars Of QSaei So,tya,ns and Quack Doctors,
who falsely 6Ga' Of abilities ana anS%
t sending calling for bottle Of this Popular and SEE
CIFlG KEaED Dl and ine.r0,on nsr.o.,v rls,.sn. :,
it's taste aste and odor but immediate its
HelmbOld'S Extract Buchu
Is prepared directly according the Rules of
PHARMACY AND CEEEMasTRE.
accuracy Chemical knowledge and
devoted to is See Professor DEN ~ ssuanie
ard WotEs Of Medicine.
II 41OO
onehundred Dollars will be paid any Physician who can
thousands be produced prove that 1t does great good
sssea Tc mas, s Of I MARY Testimony
youchng its virtues and curative
ers, is inmen embracing names well known to
SCIENCE AND FAME
100000 Bottles Have Bcen Sold
and gle Il failure las been reported!
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the City Of
Philadelphia n r. HELMBOLD Chemist, who being duly
say that his preparation contains Narcotic Mer
curry injurious Drug, but are purely Vegetable
ii. r.. HELMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer.
subscribed before this sd day Of November
1854 WM. T. HIBBARD. Alderman.
Price ST per Bottle. or Six for So. Delivered
10 any Address,
Accompanied 10y reliable and responsible Certificates from Pro-
fsssoTs Medical Colleges, ClerSy meu and othets.
Prepared and sold by II. 7. Ii ELMBOLD.
Practical and .9faig.irOt Chemist.
No. 81 South Tcmtil St, below Chestnut, AS
sembiy buildings, PhIla.
essTo be had Of r. Robinson get aud # al Druggists
and Dealers tie United STATES, CariaGds and British
Prorinces
BEWARE OF COuNTERFElTS.
Ask for Helmbold Stake No Other.
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Loaded or Special Notices, published as pre-
ferred advertisements, Immediately after the rea-
ding matter, 100 per cent in addition to the
above rates; and Bishop notices." including
Patent Medicines, Certificates and recommended
tons, inserted as news matter, double the above
rates.
One inch in length of column-equivalent to
IL lines of nonpareil, or less, should constitute
square.
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
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JASON LOTEIRoP JR.

q nj, oyer W Enu's Store. in the occupied by
Webster Those who have business in his limo invi-
q give him Is call
6rN uslA, December IS55.-lyu2T
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One square, one insertion. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, any number
less than thirteen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
One square three months . 90
One square six months 90
One square one year. .. Is 90
One quarter column one year 35 90
One half column one year 60 90
Three quarters column one year ...... SIS 90
One column one year ..1 100 90
One quarter column six months $3.50. 90 90
One half column six months .. 35 on
Three quarters column six months -. so 90
One column 6 months ... 60 90
One quarter column three months. -.-.. ~ 90
One half column three months - 20 90
Three quarters column three months -. 80 90
One column three months 80 90
Business cards not exceeding six lines,
six months ..e......... 6 90
One year 10 90
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l.. a.. MERRILL,

SASH. DOOR. AND WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTURER,
and Huu., Joiner SFy" shop Park Street. first door
.,t,tos thr city Bank heaoshH, Wis. 43
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SCALE OF PRICES FOR JOB PRINTING,

For printing IN colors, the same rates for
ach additional color.
The above are for Merchants or business
Posters. For Handbills, Programmes, and all
bills requiring an unusual amount of compost
ton, an extra charge according to circumstan-
ces.
For Blanks, according to amount of work
and quality ofpaper from 81 so per quire to $40
per Ieam
For Business Cards, depending upon size and
quality, from ST. per hundred to $15 per thou
sand.
For Bill Heads, from 81 per half ream, to
SIS per ream, according to number OF impress
ions and quality of paper.
For Briefs and Cases 81 per page, and no
charge for less than four pages. Extra charges
for covers.
For Circulars and Ball Tickets, upon Note Pa
per, from So to Sl2 per hundred.
For Book Work-plain composition, 1000 m S
90 cts; figure work, IS cts; rule and figure
work, 81; paper, twenty per cent. above first
cost.
For printing Election Tickets, for a single
hundred, 81; for each subsequent hundred, sc
cents.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

NSUR ANGELIC is agent for various companies
ufuuJouhted credit, and is prepared to issue poll
cjes ON Life and Property, on favorable terms
%7Scc advertisements
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
HARMON MARSH & SON,
DENTISTRY.
TEETm FOR TIEE MIL LEO
Earfcct aati.Gacliom Xynrrnnied

In all cases wanting their mouths put in good
eating order will find for their Interest to call on me
Persons country Will be kept free Of charge while
SD ISAAC GEORGE.
Fz.,.,et, Tarparv % I9JT S9tf
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HlDgS'AslD ~. IsTDD,
r. z. UAMRROOK

FNGR NVER-On Wood and every kind of Metal
MAIN Sr.-.--....----..-..--KEN osHA. WIS
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nG. PEERY's DEAD SHOT, for worms.
- an excellent Ncrmltuge, at
STARkNEATHER & co.'s
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

YSICIAN AND SU + G f Q n.
win be found his Office over Starkweathers Drug
Store or at his residence, of Chicago and Park
Streets ready attend the calls OF the public
t-a1oshs F.bruarv 10 IL Z &c
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30

EBOCOLATE and Cocoa, a superior article,
- for sale by SrARhNEATHER Y Co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-30
PLANK ROAD HOUSE
e,roncE s,nRBIGo. PRorRIHToT,

EETEaETE LEAD ga OIL. = large invoice OF
~ most extra and pure Just received bv
SIARkWEATItER & co.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
Interesting Aqueous Phenomena.

On Friday afternoon beautiful ex hibi,
ton, in the form of a water.spout occurred
ON the Charles River, at Auburndale, Mass.
The whirling and dashing of the water form
cd a beautiful contrast to the perfect quiet
which reigned before and after the occur
renee. 1t formed column of one to three
feet in height, and filed the air to the height
of ten or fifteen feet with large drops ana
spray, the whole lighted up with the most nc,
brilliant rainbows There was NOISE IKE
the rushing of a mighty torrent; there was
also continual sound like that when red
hot iron is passed into water. The water
spout had the usual whirling. and at the
same time y progressive motion, and was was
about twenty or thirty seconds in passing ioo
Yards, when it encountered the railroad
bridge, which broke it up, SO that 1t passed
away without doing damage to the trees
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
re the PuhIic.

- 49,
i take this expeditions mode Of replying 10
multitude of letters containing orders for A
,Ladd's Paris Prize Piano Forses, and which with
my present supply ] am not yet able TO fill
Since the astonishing news came across the Al
lantic that Messrs. Ladd L Co. had brought their
Piano Ferries in competition with three hundred
American and European instruments At the
. Worlds Fair at Paris; and had been pronounced
i abe bes. in the Exhibition by the JsIges, the
/ whole working material OF their immense es-
tablishmens has been brought into requisition in
vain to supply tie enormous demand TOR these
ceipt Of letter from Messrs. Ladd L Co., ap-
prizing me that after the lat of June they will
be able to supply all orders promptly, however
large and extensive they may be, as they have
auadrupled the size Of their former very large
establishment. To those requiring further in
formation with regard TO their Instruments, l
would say that am prepared TO send books by
mail contsining the account Of this great pictory
at Paris, diagrams of their different styles of
Pianos. prices, Sc. am&also agent for
Woodward L Browns, and T. Gilbert l. Co.'S
Eolian attachment Pianos. Messrs. w. e. r.
have been presented with thirteen Gotd medals
for superior Planes exhihised a. the various
American Fairs and Exhibitions within the last
nine years. The Gilbert Pianos are too widely
known to need a word of recomme ndasion from
me. sa -r.-< ssf ..s7 s. ...sr...ss.. IT,.
Those buying Pianos Of me will have their In
struments tuned and kept in order, free of e1-
pense; quite an item in sparsely settled coun-
try like Iowa. -.-.. .-.. s......5
A. w PERRY Music Dealer
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
GOOD MEDICINES.

II Is .str,ated that Arms CsFaRY PICTORIAL ca.
raAsTrc PnLs have done promote tiie public
heslth, than any other cause. There be &c
question that the Cherry Pectorai has By housa nd
thousand cures Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group. is
fnensa, Bronchitis &C., very much reduced the proper
ton Of deaths Rom consumpti~e diseases In this
ny. The Pills rs good the Pee,orai and viii
more complaints.
Everybody needs or less purging. Purse the
Flood from its Impurities Purge the bowels, Lye- aud
lie whole yiceral system from distractions Purge on.
e diseases which fassen the body, works its de-
ciy But for diseases should die only of old age
take antdoi=s early and thrust ii from the system be.
ffre it Is yet too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrus. disease only while 1t is
weak but when 1t has taken strong hold Read the
founding statements Of those who have been cured by
them from dreadful scrofaa Dropsy, Ulcers Skin Dis
essss, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepss, Internal
Pains, Bilious Complaints Heartburn. Headache, Gout,
End many less dangerous hpt still threatening ailments,
Sch as pnes the face, Worms, Nervous Irri.abl:.
~ Loss of appetite Irregularities, Dizziness in the head.
Colds, Fevers entery, and indeed every variety Of
complaints for which Purgative Remedy is required.
These are random statements, but are authentca-
ted by your neighbors and your own Physicians
Try them once and you will never be without them.
Price IS cts per Box-5 Boxes for 81 co.
Prepared by DR. }. @. AVER, Practical Che mist Low
ell Mass sold by all Druggists and Dealersin Medi
cine through this section. june 3-2m.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10


Nrw CAR BnAKE.--A new car brake has been
iu,rco uced in the Michigan Central Railroad
4 ecss;stssoi spiral steel spring OF great pow
ar. which ia connected with the common brake
in such manner that ii can be set before the
trail, starts from a station, and will remain so--
notwithstanding that the brake may be used
every minute-unti the engineer sees case OF
emergency where immediate stoppage is neces'
nry, when he pulls cord extending the whole
eng,h of the train, aud instantly every brake is
.oplied BIZ the sudden rccoil of the spring, and
,ae train Immediately stopped. The brakes
ere thus thrown on, and are in full action, ID
In, time than would be commonly required tor
brakeman to get hold of his brake and com.
aencc operations. The Detroit Free Press
mentions three trials Of this brake. On the first
speed Of thirty five minutes was obtained,
| when the "Creamer Brake" was applied; which
stopped the train within S65 feet. The time oc-
supisd during the stoppage was twenty'seven
seconds. The engine was not reversed. On
he second trial speed Of twenty five miles an
hour was attained, when the common hand
brake was applied, and the train stopped within
tSl feet; time twcnty.cght seconds, engine not
reversed. The third trial resulted in speed of
forty miles an hour, and upon the application Of
The Dreamer brake, and the reversal OF the en-
gine, the train was stopped within distance OF
i ISL feet Time twenty -four seconds. This was
done by man on the tender, without the aid OF
any brakeman, and proved conclusively the vast
benefit which must result in cases of emergency
from the general adoption of this excellent in
yention
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
PARRY & FREEMAN,

jSuccessors to J. NJ. swami
TAYE now received their stock Of Spring and sunl-
/ mer Goods consisting Of great variety OF rich
and elegant goods which will be sold at the lowest mar
ket price.
very rich stock consisting In part OF barege, Jaco
net and Lawn Robes Plaid and Figured bareges us,
Sues Briliiaats, French Jaconets, Lawns, Pian ana
SrIped pebages fer travelling dresses. Black and Fancy
Ores, Silks, together with great many otLef Styles
Of Dress Goods 20 numerous TO mention.
ElN brUideHieS And Lace eiOO0As
very nne stock Of French Worked and Lace Collars
and sleeves, Edgnes Insertings, floancing, Dimity
Bands, Mourning Collars, &C., &C.
handsome stock Of Black and Fancy SIX Lace ana
Berage Mantiias Also good assortment OF Grape ana
s sa.a.asessa Wibeous 4 French Flowers.
large stock hand. including Misses aad chldrens
Boanets, Flats, &c
Alarge stock hand, including large sizes for old
EurnishinE Goods.
ne sssortment of Goods In ,hs line, consisting IN
mari 81 rich Embroidered Curtain Muslin, But Curtain
Goods Damask do, Marssilles Q Its Linen and Cot
TON SheetinRs Napkins, Dsmask Table Liaen Toweng,
&C. Ssaoves, ae.i~ry 4 NItsts.
Afsl assortment in this line for Ladies, Gents and
Children.
full, stock Of Muslns, T,ckngs, Enssh and Ameri'
can Prints of choice s.yies.
loshs. CassinAsrcs veseirxs.
snrine and summer Fancy Cassmeres. Marseiies Vest
Ing Silk and Satin do French Linen Driings. CoaiinEs
handsome Summer Cravxts, Fancy Ties, Fancy asi
.AN Clothing. y
| nice stock OF Spring and and Summer Coats ans
| Vests Of fashionable styles
| Aiso-N.n AMI Boys Straw, Leshorn, Paimleaf am
Sot Fur Hats, together With great variety OF othe
/ Goods too numerous to mention
| Purchasers requested 70 call and examine
4 Avn q. 1851 .Smhp
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

A srRrkE.-We understand that large mum
bers of laborers in this city have struck for 80
per day We regret to see them lose their time
waiting for higher wages, yet, $3.50 does not
seem unreasonable, compared with the high
price Of living. Considering that brick masons,
plasterers add other mechanics get from SOU
to 81, 90 per day. dollar and quarter seems
hardly enough for the much harder work OF
mortar making. hod carrying and ditch digging
r. l. Argus
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

DlasI. u SOCIETY DEfOsITORY.-Atshs
ID store efMessfs Gallery & Harper jefferson stFeef
Busnrtos wb-rr Engss.i Ger1nan, surdssh and Weish
Bibles and Testsnents, ay always be found 81 res'
srsess. nov
~ A. sprtIg summer medicine ve would recon-
mend Dr.. J. HosrxrIn's celebrated Stomach htssrs
ADORE all Others rta Strengthening and inrigorasns
Eject ays adeta.ed system Is truly astonishing rs
tonic sctson be LIVER its tendency TO drive al humsrs
10 the surface Hereby cleansing the system from all iaa
por,tie.is ~bas has gained for these Btters such
liable reputation nasuch they pleasant TO tie
taste even ss beverage and in general use A.
saily medicine wherever known. For sale By drnEgsa
s.nd feaiers generally. june lin.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
Orrie. Of the Mob.

The body Of Barecr hung upon the tree about
three hours, when he was placed in box with
his clothes and boots on, nailed up aud a hole
dug upon a vacant lot, in which the corpse was
placed. Next morning the dead body was TAX
en- up by some ofthe refined spirits of the mob,
placed upright in a buggy with clothes and hat
on, and driven to Cobb's Hotel. A slip of pa
per had been placed in the hands of the hide
Gus corpse, which called for dinner and horse
feed Such are some of the natural out-crop.
pings OF this lower strata, in the midst of COM
munity that boasts Of decency, some degree OF
refinement, and a modicum Of Christianity.
We don't know how they act toward the dead
among the heather nations, but we have always
understood that there existed a majesty about
the King ofTerrors which even the heather be-
held with reverence aud awe-whose presence
inspired their simple minds with the idea OF
immortality and the existence Of a Great Spi-
rat.
[ 1t is said our Creator formed us a title low
or than the angels but the spirit Of mobocracy
transforms us into Internal demons thst his Sa-
tanic majesty himself would be ashamed OF, for
We verify believe the Devil wond blush for our
race to have beheld such q revolving specta-
Jackson Co., Excelsior.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

The case Of the estate Of Dr.. Burdell was be
fore the Surrogate yesterday. That DR.. Bur
dell was in Hersimer the day before the mar
rage was confirmed by another witness who
said that when he left Herkimer that day SAID
he was going to Saratoga. The daughter OF
Mrs. Cunninghams dressmaker, at whose house
he stopped to meet the bridegroom on the eve
ing of the marriage, testified that she haa since
Identified Eckel as the man who called. Sever
| Al other witnesses were examined as to the con-
dition of the Doctors whiskers.-N. Y. Tribune
9Th inst
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
PROCLAIM ALTON


McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that will strengthen and inviRorate
the system and remove all Impurities in the Blood.
IL is very pleasant to take --..s.-ss5 --
In it is combined the properties Of Tonic, DIuRErlc
and Alternative. ...
1t will disease of the Stomach Liver Bow
els, such rs ,... ..
Narrhea, Blliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Head
ache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach, Liver Com
plant, Weakness Debility, Pain in the Stomach or
Bowels, Night Fevers, Yellowness Of the
Skin &c, &c.
When taken, 1t ncutralizes and removes any morbid
sec.ons in the Stomach and strenghens the Digestive
Organs
L will also cure any disease of the. Uterus Kidneys,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs, and as an Alternative it
PARTIES ard creates healthy circulation of blood
moving all Sores bois pmpes blotches from the skin
Try it, ana ne convinced of its wonderful inygorat,ng
properties. -.+r= -.5... s.
Fer Children, who puny, weak and scky, We adj
wise parents to give them easpoonful of this CORDIAL
daily.
gs'- See Circular.
J.H. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor of this Cord ial
Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
Principle depot on the of Third and Pine
treets ST. Louis. Mo. mar4.lmw.