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GLE AN YOUR WHEAT
Gut The BEST TANNING Mills!

I'D W.DICkEY is now manufacturine, at Kano
Il sha, the best Tanning Mill now in use ri.
Mills have received the highest premium a+ tbs
State Fair al the Dane and kock County AgricnI
turai Fairs, and better than all that every Farmer
that has ever used them, is a living testiEoni, If
their superiority over any other mill manufactured
The following is the award Of the state ta;r last
year: . The Wisconsin State Agricultural Societv
awarded his Diploma to p w Dpkey. for Resi-
flaming \. Hexhibited at its annualfa;r. I85G "
Geo. Til any, Sec'y," Harvey Durkee, Prest y
There is no mill in this country except this that
will ceGg spring wheat perfectly clean. Thai this
one Will do it the following certificate suficientiv
proves:
. purchased o. P. w Dickey, one ofbis Fan.
nlng alliS, and on a fur trial have found If 70
be al that he claimed for it. 1t is the only Famine
MIL mat have ever found that would Glenn snr;nS
wheat perfectly. John IA sf Ing
BENG now prepared to manufacture these 1o;lls
on scale TO meet the increasing demand orders are
soliclted Manntactory at the foot of Market street
near me middle warehouse, Kenosha. Wis.
-; AS5ents.Janesvlle, Bvmp * GRAY, at NIL 6S
W.k H. Depot, Madison :. r. Fox. hardware
merchant; Belxidere, ILL., Henry Williams,
Frice OF mllls-Cash down, or notes pavahIe Of
me city Bank III 90 days. with interest. 800 oo
orders promptly attended to, and mills sent 70
anypart of the country. ' -
kenosha, August u 1857. l1tf
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State Of ';s5,,.,.
u. h y EAS ilAEkhs

@SbSHsss county
, Mortgage foreclosure
Alexander H. Newbod dgGi1aSt Ellis r. B1rton ., n
ton, ". n. Burton ~ - DHi 'oh'A anna Bur-
Is SaIug OF ana pursuant to judgement in the ahors
1s5s 7 49, e IN Shiu court rendered May 9Th A. ID
300, snail expose for sale and sell at ,ubi' 49,; -.
"ie inquest cash bidder at the Court Ionsa in ~
.St9y u hehosia, on the 10Th day of June q isy5 -
t1 1ut 81 one oclock in the afternoon of that DIV "a
loo"InB scrlDeA mortgaged preInisss or so nnr -
OF as may be necessary ana sufficient 10 raiSo %
ol Sld qgmeht, liens for taxes and assessmeptu ;
coss ana eNpences OF said sale, wit: All those ain
or LOIS o. land lying and being in the third
Wara OF the cyof Kenosha Wisconsin, and RncV,f ,,i ~
serlDed as lots number three, four FIVE sx r. us
DocS number eight Isl in Nichols and Holiness oJiiio
70 e ate village OF southport city Of kenosha Wis
Dated, Kenosha, May 18th, A. D. 1858.
r,,nT 70, JAMES NJ PETIT Referee
ne SAFE OF the above property is postponed until Jlv
aotl' A. d. 1905, at one o'clock in the afternoon
,r,ti nsU ~, JAMES N. PETIT, Referee
ternoon OF the Path day of July A. D. 1855
Dated KenHsha, July 10Th, A. 1885 stS &C.
SAFE OF the above property is further postponed nm
henosha July oath, A. D. 1858. J. Nj. PETITE
rI,uE shova so,a;s s,... Referee.
.he afternoon Of the l2th day of August A. D. is5s
Dated kenosha, July 2lst, 1855
2w1 'AMEs NJ PETIT, Referee.
ffE ABOVE sale Is hereby further postponed until two a.,
Clock IN the afternoon of the 23rd day Of August D.
Dated kenosha, August 18th, A. D. ISIS
,,,1,p lHio JAMES NJ PETIT Referee.
ABOVE SAFE IS hereby further postponed until O'Clock
20 lhe afternoon OF the 23rd day of October A. d. ISIS
Dated henSsha, August 2Srd, A. D. 1858 1--WE
3Wl1 JAMES NJ. PETIT Referas
l'HE above mentioned sale is hereby further posnoned
until two O'Clock in the afternoon of The 18,b d.,
~ Wno oS.' a 81 ~ !, le9s;5 JAS. NJ pHTTIT
Aen' sha' OCTOBER 2srd, A, D. 1858. aw2s Referee
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HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
their stock. -. -
BlaclksnIths will always fnd them we'll supplied with
iron OF all kinds, Horse Shoes Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bolts Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Boxes &c. with
full assortment of
bridesmaids Ioo2s,
Among which may be found Bellows Anvis, Vices sedgs.
Hammers, Stocks and Dies, Rasps, Piles, Nippers &C.
Ihey viii keep constantly on hand large stock OF
Cabinet Makers, Tco!S auJ Eri,nmirv.
that pertain to their business.
Pocket -
CUTLERY. E
Silver Plated, German Silver and Alfalfa Ware Of all
descriptions, together with almost endless variety of
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cstsrn and Chain Pumps with tubng well Wheels Cor
dage of all kinds and everything that to
assortments in the state - -
The stock entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care, from manufacturers and importers and will
he sold for cash as low lower be bought in the
Nst.
Farmers, Mechanics. Builders.
And all others respectfully requested call and ex
anime Goods and Prices, which SnhW uy and free.
Z R - III
OF all descriptions Ok bows yokes rings and sta
PIES steel springs, cultivator teeth Nails little cheaper
than our neighbours wheel heads and iron bench
screws hles chses augers bellows grind stones and
nous quantities of -. ~ =
LIN, tS/Geet iron and Copper Ware,
oour own and not surpassed by any tinker
this side Of sundown - 80
OUR TIN SHOP
W Stars wnere We m,aiaetJrs and keep constantly
.ns N the hne OF TIN manufacture, and where
We are ready make tin CUTTERS conductors
&c, and put them up at short notice S
To all who wish to our acquaintance we would ,,v
we are always glad to you trade with YOU to m
money in exchange for full equivalents and hen YOU have
not the cash. or old ron rags old copper pewter
IKE don't refuse to wait you able length
81 tine doing by you as we would be done by.
~ oruers will receive prompt and careful attention
WOOD & CARTER.
Kenosha, Sept. 25, 1855. - 1vi5
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| G Burroughs-On the n e or sec G. com - ~ :
| mencing at of W. L. Hinsdale's
! lot thence e to of said Hinsdale
lot thence s Ito #, thence to s. Pat
| terson's lot and on the e line, thence n
to to the beginning u. ne 6.27 o.
cling "a rods of n cor OF said or
thence W rds ks, thence rs rds
rds 4 ks 25 rds to beginning s- ne 101 q
Unknown-part IL or sec commencing
ITO IT Of n W cor lot 16, on the side FH
Old Chicago st, thence % #, 100 #,
II Y IT, W 100 IT to beginning ne e. "A,
Ihknown-part n or sec g. commen- .t q
cling IS # cor lot 16, on W side of
henosha St, thence TO Thos Scotts #
land, thence ~ Fl, to Kenosha st
thence n to beginning, being the n half
r r r P rSr9golng ~ ~ ne s12 81
commencing on side Kenosha st, 81 # Of
" cor of said lot, thence Is rds, thence n
: :5;as5 ! so; psss to 'ssnniasn
Brown--part or sec 6, commencing G "
rds - e cor lot II, thence W TO line Holmes
Z Nichols Addition, thence rods TO old
eh ssa road thence n to beginning ne 20 So
SIDE Gid Chicago road, Is rods sse cor lot
u, thence W TO rds, thence rds thence
~ Y Fas and rdS to place Of beginning IS
wof old Chicago road, thence s 6 rods. W IT'S
SEMI ~ rds rds II rds to beginning 50
at point u rdss Sc cor, lot IL and 1912 ag
rds W old Chicago road thence 6 rds VS.
rds, n 8 rds, and to beginning s.g ne 4 a.
John Whe-part Or sec 6, commencing
IS rds cor lot IL thence W to line Of M
Holmes Nichols addition, thence 3 rds
thence to W side old Chicago road, thence
II to beginning . q IN o,
W NJ Allen-part n e Or sec g. comm epcine ~ %
a 81 rds cor lot IT, thence to CEN
tire line OF said or, therce 1856 #, thence q
to old Chicago road, thence 1S5 # 10 he
ginning 1850 sTD57,- - q "a :,
Geo Fowler--part or sec O. com nencipg 1G ~ IA
rds $ s cor IIoms Nichols ad, thence " .-s
to telegraph road, thence 8 rds IT, to
centre line or sec, thence rds to beginr & % se
Peter Tuily--part or sec g. commencing at
S cor k II in Holmes Nichols ad. thence .t5
rds, thence rods, thence n rods
thence W rds to beginning ne n IA or
UhRnown-part or sec G, commencing at
Sc cor lot 16 blk 5 Holms & Nichols addition x
thence rods, thence s rods thence ms
rods, and to beginning ne c soo
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a DMINIsTRATOR,s SALE o,o

l., - BATE henoSha County Court II, the ra+t.r =,
The estate OF james matter OF
said aa % an order license in
eountr ct,rt - nv; itn Jay Of October u, SS bv ths
oo0'9 curt s2lu srsisnal
OF shs estate Of sand Deceased on tie Si ~ saor
- enoS" ID 5%iu toEhty aud ate Miscousn Mil w.
VII. - Gtio veh"us. te following described isnls ~
~ Commencing AZ tie west section IA ~ S's, W
Iie"saht Fire "enOsa county Wisconsin a. s'g loNh 81
80 ultA oI tAe south vest eorner thereof and "
E es Ifty rods ON ths line Of land leased 10 Pc a.
~ shI &sedi land 30 rods, The ee east bv rhe
h'hssse tu 1d AlGOb set off to ba 80 tio
qna9evrof said section thence ngrfb ~ ~ Tug
rug "a sad quarter section therce west Nv tie M
TIC quafte seetHh % rods line Of iar-iao
i odtn On .he west line Of said sion to
oesihulhS' c"httfIlhe 40
range twenty thrte ynl we
Dated at t..,a.i -? oS.-22 administration
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THOMAS PRICTuRE

APoRTER ARD DEALER IN
Wines, EIfGuors, Irish san.i Scotch yyh;.L.v
london Porter, Scotch Aie, Cigars, &c
Hra ndies.-O tqrd, Dapuy d. Co., I. Che,On,s
GhG.mpargne, G. Admyfauld, H. LomGqt, J &
r. MG,'toH, Rasteaa Charrayer, L. M, ron.
Asans---C Cologne, DuKuypers Ken. Thistle q
sSunss-.JamaicG, 81. Gfoir
Whisiseys-Okd Mon0ngaheIa
Wines-BmTgUady Port, Aadeira, Malayo Par
Grades. i" a.5 ~ 49, asF'4'N' o's
CAompafgne Heids'eh and Headsack g. Co., do LzHe.
mand, do. Queen Victoria, do. DucaI CraDe
ga9rct an casks, Clare IN cases, White IN casfs''
rs. Whste ~ cases, Mascat, Muscat in cases Bran,
1Leohol, Pure Spirit. -. - .' D'''e'''
"a 9Pricturos Double Rectifed Whiskey in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha, Wis dia pIGvIe
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EAR & EVE
enfne.", Partial or Fetal, Entirely Re-

Deafness, Partial or Fetal, Entirely Re-
.t. moved!
DR. ENWo0D, ST., begs to call the attention Of those
suffering from total partial loss of the hearing to
the following facs He treats diseases of the middle
and internal ear with ~
dedicated DoucheS.
such as prSctsed in the nfrmares of Berlin Ienzc
Brussels, lamberg and st. Petersburg and lately Nv
most distinguished London Artists with the MOST o,,
FUL SUCCESS indeed 1t is the only method which has been
uniform successful the treatment will be reference -
ery NINE HUNDRED NAMES residents of the United States
canada, New brunswick and Nova Scotia,
Wh0 haVc been Restored to Yeariuy
Ana not single solitary TO knowledge did we fail
when advce3 and instructions were faithfuv
pdhctuay adhered to- Many who could not hear the
It the distance Of four feet. .. ~ W."
The cases ofmcus accumulaton in the Eustach,an tube
ana Vmpanum, inflammation Of the mucus membrane ner
Yous affections disease of the of the Membrance
commonly called the Drums or when the disease he
traced to the effects Of fever cods the use of ouinne
mercuria medicines gathering in the ears of cbildhood BE-
Dr treatment stands preeminent, where the Auditory
canal dry and scaly with little no secretion when The
deafness is accompanied with noise in The car NJ f
water chrpng oiinsects ringing of bells
continual puisatons discharge OF matter or when in
stopping sensation IS felt as rush of blood to the head
took place, when the hearing is less acute in dull cloudy
weather, or when cold has been taken this method Of
treating the disease is infslibe.
Hn Deaf and Dumb Gases.
Ny experience warrants saying that the hearing
at any period good very much may be acconplsbed
IN the Deaf and Dumb School LEIPZIG out Of a class
fourteen restored FOUR to ACUTE HEARISc Dr. n hos
explicitly stae that in those cases he undertakes he
uasntees successful result, complete restoration or
ucn marked Improvement as will be perfectly sasfacto-
II nus remedies are faithfully applied and directions adj
APeahts will please state their age, duration of dis.
e, Il issue from the external passage if there
- t Al 'e ears, state of health and what they sup
o W nave oeen the cause OF the deafness When the
cumstances will contribute literally " '' ei'-
All diseases OF the Eye successfully treated hv the
cation OF Medicinal yapOrs, &c an mFALLIBLE and PlS
LESS treatment Tor diseases Of the Eye acute or chronic
Catharc, specs Inlammatihn film and weakness ofyision
Gra9uaton Of Lid liberation Lachrymal Glands Sc
TO the astonishing and gratifying effects Of this
me enid Inc youth those OF age, well as those far a.
yanced in lie all bear testimony its wonderfuy reS
waiting, healing and soothing effects. 'e"0'
Five DOlIars-ConxuItasion Fee
- Postage must be enclosed for each return answs
Money Letters must be Registered by the Post Mss
ter, when they will be at my risk I ~'
sS Medicines, Apparatus &C. will be sent to any mar,
AZ my own expense and risk 90 20 :
OWio H. ENw0oDIsH., BROOKLYN, NJ Y
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Description and Price List:
BOOKS STATIONERY,

BOOKS STATIONERY,
PAPER IIANGINGS.
q EMEGN KING, AT his well known stand on
~ Main Street. takes pleasure il saying his numerous
friends and the public generally that his Books
nonery and Paper Hangngs is complete and
ave than has ever before been offered in Kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
the latest and most approved Standards are offered at
Ro1esd<e or Red OF every kind description used in
common or High Schools prices that fail to please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising al the standard Works. both English and Amer
es In various and beautiful styles Of Bndn1-Prose and
PoeiryHistories Geographic, Tales &C. Bibles Dicona-
ee, Prayer Books and Hymn Books. New Books from all
the great Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising variety quality and style Of Letter Nese
and Billet Paper; foolscap ruled and unruled
white, ard assorted colors; Cards, of every
description; Inks, HnkstRnds Go!d Psns. .#s
u 90 Steel Pens, Quilts, &C., &c.
PAPER HANGINGS,
Wa and Window Papers and Borderinx-te largest and
Best assortment before offered In this market of ali
prices and qualities, from the finest Satin to the common
kinds atthe lowest prices. Is
The public requested to look in ace for themselves
he inducements offered for they numerous to name
hehosha December 10 IL. Iy27
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n OW ARD ASSOCIATION,

- PHILADELPHIA.
benevolent Institution, established by special endow
Lnen Tor the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
49, With ''Viruent and Epidemic Diseases"
w. al persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
spermatorrhcea, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor-
rAeeS, elect Syphilis the Vice Of 0nanisrs, seAbuse
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful des-
OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases and the
Iecepons practed upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases BY Quacks have directed their Consulting Surgeon
d. OHddOGe Act worthy OF their name, 10 give MEDICAL
HploE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
WIN description Of their condition, (age occupation
sGs o. ne &c and in cases ofextreme poverty
erg 10 furnish Medicines Free of Charge 1t is need
10 ad aJ the Association the highest Med
ca si OF the age and will furnish the mod
ern treatment. 0N-
me DIRECTORS review the past feel assured that
aDors IN this sphere of benevolent EFFORT have been
OF great benefit to the afflicted especially to the young
hey nave resolved to devote themselves with renewed
81 70 nis very important but much deE> apised cause
Ist published, by the Association, Report on Sperma-
torThoea, or Seminal Weakness the vice of Onanism Mas
or Self Abuse, and other diseases the Sexual
by the Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by
mall un sealed enveope) FREE OF CHARGE,on the re-
celpt Of TWO STAMPS fer postage
- ADDRESS, DR.. GEO r. .LH0UN, Consulting Surgeon
howard Association, No South NINTH Street Pbilade
phia, Pa. BY Order Of the Directors
co EZRA d. HEARTWRIL, President,
GEO. FAIRCHTLp, Sec'y. 1y33
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Great Reduction in FsriceS7
FarniShes VarnisbeS !!

t1aigc Consignment q Coach, Carriage and
"a a Ftrnltarc Varnishes from the celebrated Man
la9otfory OF rIden & Nephew, N. Y just received
md for sale cheap, by - %"
STARKWfr ATIIEI, 4 q
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s1 " "F0'-L 0rR =, Range %. $40
s."... zgG7z
John White-Part Blk A, commencing at n -.
| e. cor of said bk, W "a #, 1991.2fteto
, c line OF bk to beginning. ........ 4se 81 % So
Smith, Worthy Co-lot bk 49, and " Il q 10 81
third lot 10 bk 10 10 81 861 g.
tf;Sh mS" M w qr l22s 81 46 81
1t front on Market street, extending n wv s5iH
same width to line lot IL .........7 % II IL "a
e;I .......4 20 81 80 81
sami oaares-w tvohird, ar 81 81 % z
Campbell-part bk 35, commencing at y :" 90
a point on Park st, IS # W off cor of
the bk thence W to S W cor, to centre
Rk I TO-, r. Z, to BE beginning S5se 81 SC @
e cor of bk, thence W 1872 IT, 3d. Ite
Ma roz VT w r. to beginning 40 81 IS 40
10 1t e w cor said lot. thence to n t.-"
line OF said lot, thence A It, s TO 81 @E
lne, and W to beginning. ......... 40 81 Is %
Campbel-part lot bk 40 commencing III +,
on 8 line of said lot 81 # of 8 " cor n
to n line, "a #, to line, and to
DegIhnlng % ~ c 81 o6 50 =
Z Whitmore Nv hf ............... 2 Al 81 30 81
Josiah Bond--part Blk IL, commencing = ~
so # n said blk, n cor lot trFT |
2, % IL # to a point 50 # OF
line said 6k, to Beginning ri e - 42s 81 70 81
cling on n side Wisconsin st, 14 It Of kfa I
" cor OF said lot 8, thence to cor .e.
n cor, to point 124 # eof W
line; thence 70 1egihnins 8 A. 81 10 81
" M p5 ru' ''''...'.......6 80 II II
pr@uy 154 sw8l SO
nv "A l54 81 2 50
GOsgroye-Fisks addition, .Ss l5o swsl 2s2
Samuel Worthy Fisk's add lot i bk il VOL "o8
except tnat part taken by Co IA sw 81 "a 90
second Ward Torn ?, Range 20. - 80 ~
John ai'kazpsr' b 81, eanla.aeuss ss's'
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L sykes-part W or sec 81, commencing
on line of corporation 3S rods of n
line Grand st, thence 30 rods, thence
30 RODS, thence " 10 reds, thence 8 40
rods to beginning ''-'-'
Ts,ird WaPSi--I0wn2 Range %.
, A B Smith--part blk 40, commencing As #
snw cor, thence e 1882 #, 5 22 # " 1872
TT n to beginning I is 7'i'-9't .eil
G Runals els bs.se. gr i3.
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WAGONS.

GOOD article of Lrmber Wagons are kept constantly
"A on hand, and foy sale at
45tf April. WOOD & CARRIERS
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STATE or WISCONSIN, CTRc17I,r

Ladd 80 -, Aehosha COunty:-Wiiam Little Marrf,
H. Mosh 9Hstorge l. Williams, plaintiffs against Tboma.
RsiieT c aly Ia Aiosher defendants--SaDl0aons~
Thomas r. M pi mlsconsinTo the foregoing Defendant.
snrnn,oJ d and Mary L. Mosher-You are hereby
s0t winch was tiled the office Of the CerS of the r s
Kenosa in SAID & henosha at his Office in the civ OF
ana to serve copy your answer To- b ootd
contv Of 1 e su9scrioer at his Office in said cy and
ser she service Of this summons on You e1r.i asys
uay o. sue serVee and you fail to answer % lns
WIN apply to the Court for the relief demand rs action
paint. j. j pETTIT I1;.i ''HiIed IN the COM
= DateH, October 18th A. D. 1855 ss'.ss 70 75s.ozasy
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STATE OF WIsCoYsIN cIoc977m

Miller Jane Connty-PeeF Miller Nar0aret
yals nsnl brook and Deidrch Harl;s S~iee
olaint of GiiLy GU and required to answer The
10 IL - ~ davidson, which was 6Isd ~
the city Of keaSsa CONT for county at his e.
er a. D. so3 and to serve your y
Wiacona;1 g cry ans county of Kenosha and .at
the day Of such and if Won f ex
MI, Us Aforesaid the said Gilbert C. DayiJ M
"ps TO the court for tie relief demanded in the T
Dated oct o. 1e.e IN " S.& =. II. HEAD.
- ~ 1910 a&sAte 0WZp 81 Plaintiffs .4tioy,,o,,.
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W0LER's aromatic .Sebeedor Scbro,,,,, =
w quart and pint bottles at 0''''''Sf's' -
STARKWEATHER,S
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rods ofene cor Of * Or, thence 80 y eht
;, roos rods, rods, to beginning 81 80 -
+ Cnknown--part bk 81, commencing on
I W line OF said bk 81 rods u W cor e1Q.gf gHI
rods u !, rods, W u rods q 0 rods 81 G 20 9 co
/ n ~ 10
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FOR SALE

we would say give us cali ''''e'
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W Mygatt-part lot 10 Blk So, comIen-
cling % fl NJ e cor thence % # thence
to W liue Of said lot, thence-s % #,
thence e to Q line of said lot 80. -. ID
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DIR. CULvERWELL
. ~ M A NJ n Q Q D

DALm OF THOUSAND FLOWERS
Nd This celebrated article for beautifyihg the com
plexOn curing diseases of the skin, just received
the Drug Store of STARKWEATHERN &c co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-26

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niht ltmtben wollte Gs tltetue trau'
riae Ndhriht, th leb5 an Oetnem Gje'
iift,
Gua Majelit bat Ntht, es fnb trau.
rtle Wahrthten, ltubte her Gjeneral.
Nh , alto mfbr ais Cine murmelte
prr NQntg, unp ais Ieble es ttm jfbt i9cn
an araft, piele lhlmmen 0tn9e 8u per-
netmeu, lteb er Rptbenturg lrt unb nan
bette bdtto IN Dem cngcu 0taum auf unC
ab. 8otbeuburg fab ibm nit trdurt9en,
perbiltcrtrn gltdenSu. Gtnc bar9f lhmers'
lite Naule trat Elm,
3aun ldatc Der Spntg, prr benz Gsrcrdl
ltetrn blftbenb Jest ld0e mir Ieine Ndh"
rlhtCn. Dieine Wuter metne GjrlGUie
ter liub geIunoI
Sire, bic ganSe tOni9lite 5amtlte IL
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