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.rxCrAL NOTICES.

-"- .~~ ~.,;cr accountant, Agent and Col.
soD D. woorroN wouid respec.fuIly n.
q Fss%sss M q; ssssss
ally thS al Bills ara DO writing BY the joh viii
books m,;nu,.r and prompt attention to collect.
sl.I pS. rsu negro hires and coisetn. sensrsy
tes zee. ~ Hose who pstrorise him. xo
res. 70 e !. sus door below the corner o. oovsr
HIS mrs.r,Nr streets sshort distance above the
nor srd n,.i NH li-dim'
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SPhlNG GVODS.. .l... ....
- BULELEY & Co, 1877 Maia street,
Are nov opening large additions to their stock Of
China, Glass and House Furnishing Good; comp,i-
sing Diuner. Tes and Toilet Sets Of French China
and White Granite: Goblets, Tumblers, Decanters,
&c Plated Ware; Ivory Cutlery Block Tin ware:
togsth. with general variety of useful and Fancy
Goods. We invite the attention of purchasers.
l.
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s,,hLsc- SETS

Rich Lsce sets
zach Worked COLLARS
Velvet RIBBONS
r-sntb CAMsRICS ard CHiNTZ
White Cotton CAMBRlC
Hoop SKIRTS -
White and Colorsd TARLEfONk
FusI.h CALlCOS
igA Linen sHEETlN0S
Iri,h LINENS, hest mske)
nsmssk CLOTHS and NAPKINS
81 ard lea Table DAMASK "
loa ana IA Cotton SHEETfN98
& + DIAPER
BuRLAes ana CRASH, &e.
And during the receipt of their new Goods, they
xl cor.iru4 10 close ont, upon their second floor
.ood rnsuy ,ots OF Baregss Rich Striped and Fis'd
sJ;ss Bsrsss de LANES Hernsnis, and othsr styles
n,e,. Gooos 'ogsthe- with sheet'nss, Linens, Ts.
BE O.rrssks Towslticss Napkins, &c at far less
priees thsn the same goods will command when the
trade will have fully opened.
r. r. PRICE CO.,
Aladdin SO Main st
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1877 ..ePKiNG nd 4 0 MINI 4 X sT11IK
lO0I. OF READY.MADE QLOTHIEGGIam

1911. OF READY-MADE CLOTHINGSfam
now in receipt of the largest an most desirable stock
of Spring and Summer Clothing have ever cpsoed
st my new store. have open full assortment
OF sizes CT Black Cloth Dress Coats Bssiness Cass
mere Pants Satin, rich figured Twilled 0sena dine
S,lts FsrmsIs sasin. Fancy Cashmere, Fancy and
FURNISHING GOODS-Cravats; Neck sTies of
sv.ry variety; Suspenders; Hsadksrchiefs; Gloves;
Shirts Collars; GAUGE, Merino and Silk Under ssirts
aud Drawers; HalfHoss, of SILK, Cotton, Thread,
&c, &c. - So = -
Ia returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons
solicit early call from the and the public &c n
orally to examine my new stock. 6,Fgs4 10y
]. d. GOODMAN, No. II9 Maia It.
N. B--Desirous of reducing u Winter Stock an
low az possible, those in wsIt will find such socds At
Satisfactory prices NH l6 J.D.3.
EOh HIRE, FARM "a NDS -Four 81 fiye
able mon, accustomed 10 farming and wood cut
ting. ttt j. h MONTA.IJK
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By Godain q AODereon.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
~ AISLE REAL ESTATE IN AN D NE a 4
MANCHESTER IA Commissioper Of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield, by . decres pronounced on
lot November 1856 IN the salt Of Smith w. Fisher,
&c. shall pEoeeed to sell st public auction on the
premises, onWEDNESDAY, the LIST day of April,
1857, commencing at 81 clock the Real Estate re-
ferred to in the bill Of the Plaintiff consisting Of lot
No In the plan of Manchester, with the buildin
thereon. now occupied by MI. j. D. Atkinson. Also
81 acres OF land adjoining After which will be cold
about tive acres Of land with small house thereon
sdioinins the toll gate of the Coal Pit Turnpike
Company.
Ing to plat and survey to be exhibited at the hour
of sale.
TERMs.--One third cash balance at and months
for poree bearing interest," and the title retained till
the whole purchase money 10 paid. The taxes for
the present year to be paid by the purchasers
HENRY W. FISHER, Com'r
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eVALUABLE HOUSE ana LOT on CLAY
FOR SALE AT AUCTION vii, be sold on y ri
DAY. the 20.h day Of March 1857. on the premises
commencing at O'Clock P. M. the neat Brick Cot
tase residences the South side of Clay street. (op
poste the residence of Mrs. Peter Glenn. ow
occupied BY Mrs James M. Wilde. The house cen.
tains rooms, and ID nearly new. --.- :
Also, will be sold handsome building lets, ad
joining on the West each fronting about IS feet run
ming back lee feet.
TERMs-One fourth cash; bslance at 8. and 9
months for negotiable notes. interest added and IT,
tie retained till last note Is paid.
The taxes for 1857 to be paid by the purchaser.
b ,,aa RICHARD HILL, JR
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
r nh l4-dtds. ~
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and general stock of =
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
t. which solicit the attention of buyers visiting
this market Our fac ities for getting up stock
equal to gny other house, and We have bestowed
sreat and attention its selection in all the
different branches We think viii be found ad pit.
ed TO the wants Of dealers in Virginia North Caro-.
Inns and Tennessee, who visit this market to make
their purchases.
With the determination to sell at very sma all ad.
vance, and dispofItion to meet the marke in the
prices of all descriptions of goods, confidently
expecs fbeI al support from merchants generally,
VINO arc earnestly solicited to call and examine the
stock.
NH lO-dlm wILLtNGHAM l. TARDY.
NkW FIknI..--The Subscribers have this
- day formed Co-psstnership, under the firm aud
style of CRENSHAW, QUARLES l. CO.. for the
purpose of conducting -s
-. GENERAL DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
In the New House, No. 229 Broad street, next door
to the store formerly occupied by Thos. D. Quares
We will open about the lstof April, (due notice
of the day will be pubished) with entire new
stock of - -e.ss--.s,sas-
= SPRING GOODS
We invite the special attention of our friends and
the public generally ing them that will sell
ALFRED " CRENsHAW,
THOMAS D. QUARLt2,
THOMAS II. QUARLEs,
RICHMOND March ls., 1857
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A BEAUTIFUL lot of LAND on RICT
"a MOND AND CHARLOTTESVILLE PLANK
( Road, FOR tALE.-We are authoriz a to sell A
acres and one mills from the city of Rich mond The
son 10 good and well adapted TO cultivation a. q msr-
ket garden, and hes on 1t fine site for q cottsss,
in beautiful grove Of oaks, &c. Terms liberal. APP
ply to -
NH i2-6t G1NnIH AppFR2nN
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4 lGuI, and cons equontty NUTRITIOUS
IL BREAD, BucuiG, kotis. Buckwheet and other
Cakes can be made nth this AZUMEA, at much
lees expense ihsn with any other Baking or Yeast
Powder 10 use. For sale at
MEADE BAKERS New Apothecary Store,
NH 16-.ta l26 w cnrner of Main and 18th
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WlLLlNGHAM d TAkDY, 81
w IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DrALERsIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No l3 PEARL ST., RICHMOND, Va.
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VERY VALUABLE TnN kMENT ON
BROAD STREET, NEAR THE THEATRE,
TOR SALE AT AUCTION-At the request of the
heirs OF the late Samuel DANES, deceased. We shall
cell Ct public auction on the premises ON MONDAY,
me 80 day OF March, 1857, commencing at ~ F. n
she large three story brick Tenement called the
MaI'hali House. new and for many years past ocsu
pied hy Mr.. w. H. Davidson, Ii 10 now under rent
Of eot0 per annum. After which, will be Sold TIE
thrce story brick Tenement ION the opposite side Of
the strsetl adjoining the gIosery store Of Messrs
Ds5ney and Cooke ON the west and the Depot Of the
and now under rent of $500 Ger annum. :
The above tenements are 10 located a. to command
exceent tenants at fair rents.
tTERMs-One-fffh cssh; balance at 6, ~, IS and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
BY trust desd The taxes and insurance 70 1857 to
be paid by the purchaser.
4 NH 10 GoDDIN 4 APPERsON, Austs
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THOMAS D. QUARLEs would take this occasion
to express bis grateful sckno wledsmsnts his nu-
mereus friends and the pubiis for the very liberal
patronage extended to him during long series of
Year,; and would respectfully solicit for the new
firm of CRENSHAW, QUAhLES CO.. a con-
tinuapce of the NH 16...ts
ANOK SALE PRIMARILY "A Girl II
l. or IL years old of go,d character and sold with
out fault; to remain in tbs city Richmond
Apply to VIM. 8. PHILLIPS
NH list At Geuldin's old stand.
EMBkUlDEkY of every style executed
II with taste ard beauty, to order.
VELVET RIBBONS-A large assortment on
hand, and every width at low prices.
LADIES' BAZAAR, 2o4 Broad street.
NH 10-1Cff .t... ls.
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beautiful lot OF land, located above. coptauins an
so 10 good and we'll adapted TO cultivation e n,sr-
ket garden, and hes on IL fine site for q cottage.
in beautiful grove Of oaks &c. Terms liberal. Ap.
NH 1876 e,DDIN 4 ApPERsoN
L'KNiALk HOUSE EHVA n r FUR
L SALE, PRIVATELY.-We authorized 10
age, with her female child, thres months o!d She
has been employed principally a. house cleaner,
waiter in dining room and nurse, and be highly
is to be sold for fsult and to none other than
citizen Of Richmond, or its vicinity. Apply to
PHILIP M. TAEB 4 SON,
Office on Governor street.
NH 126 between hain and Franklin SIS.
THE UHLIC IL hereby caniioncd
= assin,t making any Transaction whatsver in
which my name 10 used in any way without verbsl
or written authority from me.
NH Is So SHAW
NINE AXIS, kXHIBlTION.-All large
assortment Of classic, rare .Ergrsvngs: by tho
roschi, Wiile Woollet, Strange, Rembrandt A.
Curer, and others. Among which are VI 50 Ta3
Raphael, Transit suration. engraved By r. Morehsn
Raphsel, Madonna delta Fends, ensr. BY Toschi
Del Dc 10 Roche. 81 Csei. snsr. By FeIssor $50
Salvador Kess. Bsrissrius ansr By etrsnes
Dcnssn:chino. st. John. ensr; By Auiisr. = % -
those Choice :.
only, at r V.EUSDBERG.s 81
Picture Frames Store, 1874 Main stsst. sss
- na .1-o.- .netween ssh end lOth.-s
$500 .aUN WrSsKnss xs5 ,ials w..
slss. & IsqN W .9ESs 'ess HsI
DOORS, GRATINGs. 10, "a. Ora nd
TENDERS and all tind Of House Wosk. and Jos.
~ Psrticalar attention given to the ssclo.ias Of
CEMETERY lots Railing. kc.. for the country -
made as ; !: e b easily put up as ss 'sst,sS
S..r = :. 9Ss ,T11 - n6ss1.E
Ii 5000 sOHos--ovERs 5000 Sosoass iii 81 sH h
sORM--Amona them may Be sosns, Listen % thsE
c N Mary Ann; I'M on for Eaitinesss EiIss Bsype:
u. Ne. saa ropalsr scnEs q ne dsy = ias lows
The trad. An New aones rssslysd = socn = PUB
Iishsd Also the issssss solleesicn q sose g4oks.
s. &c. e :. sssf !. S: e.: = g
8. ::.s.s.s,s :, .Adrsa. 10y sss.; 81, a,sa.
VJsTT sn "a /. s,;, s. ,s.;: S.s
piiss, 81 hsvs On hand prsbsS1y - .rss.s .agIy
the late riss IN prcss thersby snshaiae ne b ess
ihss ssis below ne s sH;ssstJ 1i s1k snsiiJ
s...nc.sd, M.sussss u q i Ia. in Ssi. i.
HAVANA CIGAks; Ciaarsisss; mesr.
II sehanm Pipes. sAd Casar Tubes: cafu saanen;
6ear Cssos, ana Tsrksy and TDassia s~ehsss II. :
'a's' iof 's's ! ssiscSaisxsDsoNs cisr ss.ss, ~
eA Amsriosa HotsL Bchmca1 Va ~
ALaO f,r ale two beautiful Show fe1ea maae i
Of F-eaah Rlnte 0ta6e-0srman silver kroaeo-
nh IS ....sx is.
7Fz1FEAa's WA4nAn1Ap ls4Nees I,
nEED.~-7hs fotiowine ffesh and reliaNQ, nsedA
have inse been sses1ved ~ steeussx fesny2l ~
50 lhe Lore 8oasIat Hadish . - :
i:is: y:;;s. 5 ::::;sss g. ~
~ ~ 49,. a. rs so = r .sasEss
is s1rsact os-Hsart Oab1aoo = - - 49,. {
IbusheI Rape Kals
.cssrs Ic.ipsb Uenf fsss ~ sAl1S CO.
6heeS Giaysts YeneW. q 49, 4NeF4 ~ 410f4<v q
81 supezios 6hfts Ostea cektA Srm4 e3l4 IL Isl,
TTIVANz AND FnlNVlFn 4oOAA kn.-A
= sss''' - us 4 81; =. s E - Srss~
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k'kMALk HOUSE EhVA Mt FUk
L SALE, PRIVATELY.-We authorized 10
sell k ely and valuable woman, seventeen years OF
age, with her female child, three months Old. She
has been employed principally house cleaner,
waiter in dining room, and nurse and be highly
ecommsnded for her honesty and good temper she
is to be sold for fault and to none other than q
citizen Of Richmond, or its vicinity. Apply to
PHILIP NJ. TARB q SON.
fHaaa anrr
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N INC St0fe, COFntr NIMln una 18Th StS.
Buyers will some at aud get their supp.ies
the store remain open only few days logger
Any reasonable offer will be taken for nythug to
close it out. In the Dry Cords line such opper.
tuuity has occurred in Virginia. as decline my
present business altogether, LIST april next.
NH 1856.
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KENoSHA CITY-3rd WARD.

bk 2 81 II
KEN0SHA CITY-3rd WARD
South East Or See 81, T0Jcn 2, Range o.
VI. 0'8rian-part lot Blk 45, com on the " line Of
Exchange street, GO fin Of line OF sd lot, thence
W 100 Il, to line Of said lot, e 100 It and to
beginning ................,.... ... 6
G Runais-lots 8, a. 8 and G, in bk AZ ., 2J
Spelman-part lot bk 40 com IS It n cor Of sd
lot, thence to linz of same, W "A IT, n to N line
OF said lot, and to beginning .......... 9
X Bell--w hf lot 3 blk 40 " /
Stronghold blk 5T....................... = \
Mrs. Davis-part lot 5 blk 50, com the line Ex-
change st, 100 IT'S Of the line, 1873 #, so II
l33 l-2 #, So # to place of beginning - 4
Folney French-com at the W cor Of Thos Keenan's
land, thence s 50 IT, thence to W line of t. Far
rel's land, thence 52 n. excepting thsrefrom as
follows, com at the 9 W cor of Thos Keenan's land
E thence 50 II, thence to the W line Exchange
st taken up, thence n to s cor Thos KecnaI's
land, and W to beginning. ........... 9
Hot'nes Dc Nichols Add ~ r. Or. Sec G, 7o,oss l. R'0
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER is
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch Whisky
London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, &c.

london Porter, Sc0tck Ale, Cigars, &c.
Brandies.-Otard, Dnpuy s. Co., T. Cherons
Champagne, g. Admyrauld, A. Lom6at, J. g.
r. Martial, RasteaR Charruyer, L. Marion,
j. J. DupHy, Damien.
Gins-Cologne, DuKuypers, Key, Thistle.
Rums-Jamaica 81. Croisr
whiskeys-Oid Mon0ng aheld.
Wincs-BHrgandy Port Madeira, Malaga, Por
"a and pure Juice, Sherry ID. q. Gordon, Othe
Grades 1 @
Champ igRe Hei9sick and Hesdstck &. Co, do Lale-
rqand, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Grape.
C2qret tn casks, Cloret in cases White in casks
Iphite in cases, Mnscat, Muscat ia cases Bran,
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Bitters.
Aieokol, Pure SPIRIT.
So Pricture's Double Rectifed Whiskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha. Wis. disnI6vI6
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CAPITAL, 100. OOOcAprr.,..
MILWAUKEE
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
ORGANIZED IN 1851
SILL A S AMES.

dgent tor Tie City aud County Of Kenosha.
~ ILL INSURE Property against Fire in said city and
- county, on such terms as viii give satisfaction. The
above Company have arranged the manner of nsuring
property that il is destined do a safe bnsiuess
The Directors ofthis Company are many Of them wen
know 10 this State good and substantial men, The Com
pny IS nov IN prosperous condition. The following from
he report Of the 1856, shows the affairs Of this
institution Stand ahead of any other Mutual Company in
or western states The property, appears
heng an increase over the previous year Of S5S69S6 9
ana te tota amount remaining at risk the 3Ist day
december, 1886 was $2SlI $40 IS the amount losses
curing the year was small, only s2,96S -, which
promptly paid on demand This Company insures
out detached dwellings, Farm Houses and Barns and will
net insure stores, Shops TavernS Mills Those wishing
20 insure their buildings in this Company viii fad il to their
advantage 70 can at Office in the city of Kenosha and
ssvea part oftheir property against FIRE for small amount
of money.
Keaosha' Maya, 81. T1y49l sILAs AMEs, Agent
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TKINGsFoRD SONS
OSWEGO CORN STARCH.
Ipnp pTrnnTNnc
FOR 8 AT Fl


V,HE EAGLE FOUNDRY, on the corner OF Park and
Exchange Streets in the city ofKenosha, together with
variety patterns for castings of various machinery,
and large quantity of Flasks for Also excel
Steam Engine sufficient power for all purposes about
Foundry location of the Foundry the very best
in the city the lot upon which il situated being $50 by
upon three SreetsShop sufficient for large
business This Foundry has been in successful operation
for fourteen and has an extensive range OF CUSTOM
proprietor which prevents him doing the business he
would like to. s - e
The property will be sold the most reasonable terms
For further particulars enquire of +. w. LYMAN.
1877 JOSHUA DAVIES Proprietor.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.


ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such az
spermatorrhoea Seminal Weakness Impotence, Gonor-
rssa Gieet, syphilis, the Vice OF onansA, seAbuse,
&c, &c
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN view OF the awful des
tructon Of human m by Sexual diseases and The
deceptons praced upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by Quak have directed their Consulting Surgeon
as Charitable oct worthy Of their name 10 give MEDIC
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted who apply by
letter with description ofther condition are
habits Of life &c and in OF poverty and
fering, 70 Furnish Medicines Free Of Charge.
fhe Howard Association is benevolent Institution Ga
tabished by special endowment relief of the sick ana
distressed, afflicted with ''yiraent Epidemic Diseases
II has surplus Of means, which the Director. h,
voted TO expend in advertising the above notice. t
less TO add that the Association commands the highest
zeal sk Of the age, and VII furnsh the
ern treatment
Just Published, by the Association Report on sperm.
torrheea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice OF Onansm
turbaton or eAbuse and other diseases OF The
organs by the Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by
mail, GIN sealed enveope.) FREE OF CHARGE ON ,ba ~
eeipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage saw re-
Address, Dr. GEO. r. NLHOUN Consultiro sn,aoo,
Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street. PhiisSI
phia, Pa. By Order Of the Directors
GEO. FAIRcHHD, sec'y. 1rss
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- PERM, Star ,Stearine and Tallow Candles can
~ Always be found at the City Drug Store of
STARKWEATHER & Cos.
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E THE LIVER,
IN VIGOR ATOR!
urau,ro5 Nv nu SAyunnn

Is GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is
daily working almost believe. as
by magic, Tie FIRST dose girg beret seldom more
than bottle required to kind Complaint
the Jaundce Dyspepsist common headache
al of which is the result Of q DIsEAsEp LIVER.
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THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
4 public for the cure of Scrofula, Ulcers. Scurvy,
or EruptiOns of the Skin, Fever and Ague, Dys-
pepsIa. DrOpsy, and in fact most all diseases soon
yield to their curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last twenty five
years upwards of Four millions of persons have been
benefited by the OF these medicines fact which speaks
volumes in favor of their curative propertesa single trial
win place them beyond the reach of competition in the
innate of every patient. By their the BLOOD Is RE-
STORED TO A HEALTHY STATE and freed from all i'm
Piies The system is not reduced during their opera
ton, but inygoraed and they require restraint from
business or pleasure
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will
do for them all that medicine can possibly effect.
PREPARED BY
w. B. MOFFAT, M. D.,
NEW YORK.
Sold by B. sTARKWEATHER & Co., KENOsHA. i
June 18th, 81. 1y1
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principal regulators of the
performs its functions we'll
bare fully developed. The
dependent o n the healthy
proper performance of its
ach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse =
LIvER---having ceased t 0
es OF that organ, one of the
his study, in a practice Of
to find some remedy where
arrangements to which it
medy is at last found, any
ER CoMP ANT in any
b o t lie, and conviction is
formed by dissolving gums
which is soluble for the aot-
cine. These gums REMOVE
from the system, supplR
flow of bile, invigoratiiL
to digest we'll. purifyiIl,
; health to the whole machf-
, Of the disease, and effects
any of the disagreeable
Gallo MEL or Mineral
sorted to.
$ II If C ent to relieve the
food frem rising aud sour
fore retiring prevents night
'nig h t loosens the bowels
ness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
spoonfuls will always re-
m ale obstruction removes
makes a perfect cure.
ately relieves Cholic, while
is a sure cure for CHoL-
ventiye of CHOLERA,
will prevent the recurrence
while it relieves all painful
needed to throw out of the
cine after a long sickness.
JAUN DICE remove all
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
make food digest we'll.
cures CHRONIC DIRA-
VII lie SUI LINER and
almost TO the first dose.
attacks caused by worms,
rem, there is no surer, SAT-
the world, as it nerer fills.
in these statements; they
that we can give evidence
it are giving their unan-
favor.
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GLE AN YOUR Wheat.
Ers the BEST TANNING MILLS!

Wv tnO DAAGA n AA4t[tA&NNs @iAA&AA@sS'
ID w DICKEY ID now anufac.uring at Keno
IL sha, the best flaming Mill now in use. His
Mills have received the highest premium at the
State Fair, at the Dane and Rock County -Agricul-
tural Fairs and better than all that, every farmer
that has used them, is living testimonial OF
their superiority any other mill manufactured.
The following is the award of the state Fair last
year: /" The Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
awarded this Diploma to p w, Dickey, for Best
Tanning Mllexhbitcd at its annual fair, 1856.
Geo. Tiffany Soc'y.r Harvey Durkee, Prest."
There is no mill In this country except this that
will clean spring wheat PERFECTLY clean That this
viii do it the following certificate sufficiently
proves <
al purchased of p w Dickey, one ofhis Fan.
ming Mills, and on fair trial | have found it to
be ali that he claimed for it. 1t is the only flaming
mill that have ever found that would clean spring
wheat perfectly. JOHN LAMB
| Being now prepared to manufacture, these mills
on scale to meet the increasing demand orders
solicited. Mandatory at the foot of Market stree
near the middle warehouse, Kenosha, Wis.
Agents-Janesvlle, Bump Gray, at Mil. s S
w. r. r. Depot; Madison, s. r. Fox, hardware
merchant; Bexidere, Ill.,; Henry Williams.
Price of Mills down, or notes payable a
the city Bank in 60 days; with interest, $22 90
Orders promptly attended to, and mills sent tt
| anypart of the country. gag
Kenosha, August 81, 1857. oa lift