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t.7- For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap We recommend Il. RuGlnis excellent assort
ments of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street. He
as practical FuTTier, is now engaged In manufac-
turi1g Capes, Muiis, Fur Gloves etc. etc, for the
Fall and Winter trndg
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NoTIcE--J. NJ, Langston, Esq agent Of the
Ohio State Anti Slavery Society will address the
people at the times and places mentioned below
Sandusky, Friday, Nov 25
Castalia, Saturday and Sunday, Nov, 20 and 2I.
Clyde, Monday, Nov %
Finley, Tu, sday and Wednesday, Nov % aud
go.
Tifin, Thursday, Dec, l.
Kentou, Friday, Dec. 2
Belletontaiue, Saturday and Sunday, Dec !
and 4,
Urbanuu, Monday and Tuesday, Dec. and q.
Springfield, Wednesday, Dec I,
Dayton, Thursday, Dec &.
Hamilton, Friday, Dec. 9.
Cincinnati, Sunday and Monday, Dec. ilth ana
18th.
Mr.. LaDgston will speak on the following sub
ject
"Shall the PERSONAL Liberty OF the people of
| Ohio be protected by lawi"
The friends in the different locations are partic-
ulary requested to make arrangements for the
meetings. The cases of kidnapping which almost
daily take place in Ohio plainly show the necessity
| OF these meetings.
/ q II I.NnsroN gec'v IL q A - y
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IV7soo advertisement OF Dr. sdniOTd's Liver
Invgorator.
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POLIoH CoURT-JuD0H LAwRRNcE.-Tb
was no session Of the Police Court yesterday
morning.
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lAIR DYEI HAIR DYE HAIR DIE ]

For sale by Druggis and dealers generally ever where
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MsNttintg.
Drues. Medicines, Paints and OiIa.

/ .INSEED OIL-50 BBLS. G.. o.
~ GRisWOLn'S, tho best In the world, Al ihs loves
market price. STRONG q ARNsfRoN0.
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SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE = USEFUL IN
EVERY HousE.-Another supply just received by
FOGa, ENswORTH a Co.
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Fashions ToR IADiRs AND GENTLENEN-The
MOdiStes inform the Fashion Reporter Of New
York paper that dress patterns are no longer pun-
ished with many stripes. In place Of the baya-
deres plaids, of brilliant colors, and both large
aud small take precedence. They likewise assert
that unmitigated yellow is evidence Of the most
refined taste. Va entia plads, raised aud heavy,
also 10 plaids called Ottoman velvet, are worn for
street dresses. Girls are teasing their papas for
velvet cloaks, aud those who cannot afford them
are looking fultvely upon the rich and expensive
furs already opened for inspection.
For gentlemen a new style of overcoat has sp-
peared We have seen none of them yet in Cleve-
land. II is OF the sack persuasion With AIRED cord
sewed in every scam, distinctly visible. Ii this
sort of thing goes we shall socn see coats with
chess boards on the back Flora Temples best
time, 2l9 81, embroidered on the lappets, the
Harper's Ferry invasion between the shoulde s.
and portraits Of Gov. Wise and James Buchanan
ON the flaps.
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tv- For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
end SnulT, go TO d G. Dietz III Superior st.
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TRIAL OF MARY JANE HARRts The trial Of
this young woman commenced yesterday Mrs.
McNelly, DR.. Brooks, N. b, Seymour, John Oitll
and Marshal Craw testified to the facts of the case
that had been developed 10 and by them. The
Prosecuting Attorney Loren Prentiss, Esq, con
ducts the prosecution, and Amos Coe aud 0. c. d,
Duncan, Esqrs., the defence. Mr.. Prentiss gave
his opening plea yesterday afternoon. and was
followed by Mr.. Duncan. The defence endeavored
to show that the statement from The woman when
sue was oyertaken by officers Odell and Seymour
that she was going to Pixies Peak with the child
to meet her husbands dill not necessarily imply
that she was intending 10 remove it from the
sta but rather that there is somewhere IN the Stale
Of Ohio Pixies Peak, and to that Peak she was
going. Also that she thought tue child was hers
when she stole it. Mr. Coe followed Mr.. Duncan
Mr, Prentiss will close the argument this morning
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Kenosha, Dee. sth, A. D. 1856.
ALONZO z. TYMESON,
o.. e = 49,
6w26
March 26th, 185!

Az the request Of the Defendant heren and by
OF the Plaintiffs the above further poned uut
the 9TH day Of September, 1889, the hour and
place. ALONZO p. TYMESON,
NV Late SherIN of keno-hh Cnnntr
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STATE OF WIscoNsIE Eenosaa COUNTY Circuit Court
Ira VI Wit agninst Tnnroas Essrnn

STATE OF WISCONSIN .-Benosha County Circuit Court
Ira VI. ait against Thomas EeeDan
u virtue Of a writ of Fien Facias, issued
AD out of the Circuit Court in and for the county of
Kenosha aud state Of Wisconsin, me directed and de-
vered, against the goods and ehattes lands and tene-
mens of Thomas Keenan,, have levied upon and shall
ofer Tor saie and sell at public auction highest
bidder thereof as the law directs, the house
the city and county Of KeLosha and Aforesaid on
Saturday the 10th day OF Ju " D. 1859. between the
hours OF one and three O'Clock in the that
day, all the right, title and interest which Thomas
Keenan, he'd on the 20th day Of November A D 1851 or
at any time since that day in and to the following de-
scribed piece or parcel OF land lying and being the
county and State aforesaid, 10 wit:
All the following bounded and described piece Of land
lying and being in the first said city Of Kenosba
to wit: commencing the north line Of lot one II in
block forty nine 49 at the distance of hundred and
thirty 1881 ieet westerly from the northeast CORNER
of said lot, and running thence westerly on the north
line Of said lot nineytTo 1921 feet thence sotherv par
alel with TIE east line Of said lot south side of sd
lot one thence essteTy along the south line Of said
lot nnetytwo 1921 feet thence ortherv TO place Of be-
ginninghe peing the southeast quarter Of sec
ton thirty one 1871, town two ri north Of range twenty
three 1921 east. HUDSON FOX
Sheriff Of Kenoshs County.
Dated tn is 26th day Of May, 1883
J. J. PETITE, Plaintiff g Attorney sw50
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state OF wisconsin. -Kenosha County Circuit Court
DAVID II Lane and David Hyde, Plaintiffs against Hen
wife, Defendants ~
kg virtue and in pursuance of final Judy
y nent for the sale OF the morgaged premises ere9
after described made ami entered in the above eted
cause Oh the 4h day Of May, D. 1852 the May term
q SAID court, Hudson Fox, sheriff said county Of
the highest bidder therefor, the front door Of he conf
house IN the city and county Of Kenosa and state OF
Wisconsin, at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of SATURDAY.
tae z4th day OF September A D. 1859 the following de-
5crbed piece or parcel Of land so much thereof s
VII be sufficient TO satisfy the said Judgment and COS r.
together with the costs and expenses Of such sale thar Is
to say, Tie southeast quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section number twenty eight t23, In township nun Der
Two ~ hofth and range nuuber twenty l201 cast cnp
IN the town Of Brighton, in the county Of KenosEa ana
state Of wisconsin. Terms Of sale, Cash.
Dated June 14th, 1853. HUDSON FOX
- Sheriff OF Kenosha County.
NAInAN B. HYDE. PalntiN,s AttorneY -
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STATE OF NscoEsTN.-Kenosha County Circuit Court -
Henry Willis against James Crib, Samuel B. Appleton
Sch Doan, John Nj. Dewey, Samuel T. Rice, Lucy Per
klns, Ephr8lm Perkins Amos Giddon, Tie Keuoshl
Pier Company john Wier, James Ozan, Alfred Foster
James OzaUne, Nicholas Rodars, Donat Zetler John
French, William Radd!e, Elisha Miinan and John v.
Merrill
HgI virine and in pursuance Of final iudr.
D meut for the sale Of the nortgaged premises herein
after described and entered The above EMIT
cause on the twenty fret 21stl day Of May, a. d 1867
at the regular May term Of SAID court l. Franklin Il.
Head referee duly appointed by said for that pun.
pose shan offer fer sale and sell public auction TO the
highest bidder therefor at the front door Of the court
house in tie city ana county of Kenosh and stae .,
wisconsin, a two O'Clock in the afternoon ui S8tura
the trd ("9) day Of September, A d. 1862 followh
described piece parcel of land, much thereof !
viii pc sufficient 10 satisfy the said judgment and cos
together with the costs and expenses Of SAID sales That IS
TO say, the northwest qua Of section eleven { d. n
township number two i2 north Of range number tweIi
two 1921 east and in The Of Somgrs the county Of
henosha and State OF Wisconsin,
Terms OF sale-CAsH.
F. II. HEAD, Referee
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Circuit Court, County Of Kenosha. : The State Of
Wisconsin, 70 Amos 5. Hicks and Morris Pomeroy.
u OU are hereby summoned and required to
Ted in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Ke-
ha County, his Office in the city OF Eenosha, and 70
serve COW Il vorr answer my ce, in the city
and county Of Kenosha and State o. WISCONSIN, within
enty DAYS after the service hereof exclusive Of the day
Of such service YOU fail 70 answer the complaint
as aforesaid the said Orson s. Head viii apply to the
court for the relief eunaudeG the complaint
Dated June II 1859. 0. S. HEAD, Plaintiff,
Witness Hon. DAVID NoG5LE, Judge Of SAID court,
L.s) at Kenasna in said county, this 14th day Of
June, A. D. 1859. I. 2. NIcTols,
CLERK. 6w1
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TWENTY-T TWO YEARS
Experience has rendered Dr. X. a most successful nrac
ttoner IN the cure Of all diseases pirate natura
manhoods debility as an impeachment marriage; nerv
arising from abuse or mercury. - 1870
Take Particular Notice
There is evil habit sometimes INDUCED in by bows in
solitude, often growing up with them to manhood and
which, II not reformed in due time only beges serious
obstacles to matrimonial happiness gives rise 10 Sc
RES OF proracted ;nsidous and devastating affections
rev OF those who give way to this percious practice
are aware OF the consequences, until they find the
vous system shattered eel strange and
sensations and fears in the mind (See pages 2
vs. and ~ DR., Kinien's book Self presgryafio0
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble ia unable
to labor with accustomed vigor, or to apply his mind
to STUDY his step is tardy and weak; he is dali irreso
usual. 9 ~
If he emancpate himself before the practice has done s
worst ana enter matrTnony his marriage unfruitful
ana ms sense tells him that this is caused bv his early fol-
lies. These considerations which should awpken the
attention OF all who are similarly situated.
REMEMBER.
He who places himself under Dr. KINFLTN,s treatment
may religously confde in his honor as gentleman and
tents will never be disclosed r.
Young Man-let no false modesy deter you from, making
your case known to one who from education and
liability, can certainly befrend you.
DR.. KINKELINS residence has been for the asst TWENTY
two years at the N W. corner ofTHIRD and UNION sts
Philadelphia Pa.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE. .r
Osn nave by stating their explicitly together with
all their symptoms, per letter enclosing renancel DR.
Ms medicine, appropriated accordingly.
forwarded to any part ofthe United States and ma cad
secure from Damage or Curiosity, by mail or express
Read! EOHts and Manhood!
4 e'gor0ns Lge or Premature Death, Kineelj1s on
etg-freSeFrdtfop-OnIy2 5 Cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps, will insure
copy, per return mail.
n or
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Medicines, &c.

l)R. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
We r W HUGE
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the atten-
W ton Of the Trace, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to TWO Of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr.. ChaS. NJ Lanes Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
TIE YERMIFUGE.
For expelling Worms from the
human system. It has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results 70 various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
Tor thecure Of LIVER CoMPLAINrs,
all BILIOUS DERAEGEMENrs, SICK
iEAD-ACHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when adj
r2inistered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose Of their Drug business,
IN which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they viii now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. MLane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound than in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
P.S; Dealers ana Physicians ordering from others
man Fleming Bros" VIII do we'll 10 write their orders
SHhetiy and take @a3e J1A d. 1fLancs gyena,,.d Jy
E|e"R9 Bros IHSburqt. "a To tlAse wishing 10 give
mem fla' we will forward per mail post paid to any
part Vi the United States, box Of Pills for twelve
cent postage stamps, vial of Vermifuge for
onrteeh tTeecent stamps III orders from Cana6e m t
DC accompanied BY twenty cents extra
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ESTRAY.

- NAGE into the enclosure Of the subscriber
s4ss3 - in the town Of Pleasant Prairie on Friday
Slxs the 18th insta large brown HORSE with 2
VII spot the of fore leg The owner IL requested t.
prove property, pay charges, and take the away.
G. G. PARISH
Pleasant Prairie, June ", 1862, Avg
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, }

DIIIE OF WIsLUNeIN-[
Kenosha County, SSH Justice Court.
City Of Kenosha, To ELIJAH STEELE:
Y on are hereby notified that warrant Of
attachment has been issued against you and your
property attached, satisfy the demand Of Wallace My.
gait, amounting to thirty eight dollars and Atty seven
cents, Now, unless you shall appear before H. futile,
Justice Of The il and FOR said county at office
il ga city on the Beth day Of Juue.A D. 1859 one
ococt 10 the aern' judgment will be rendered against
you and your property sold to pa tie debt.
Dated this 2ud day of june A. D 1859.
4r52 WALLACE MYGATT Plaintiff.
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STATE or wIsoossIN, ! &C.

henoat0 County, ..
OSCAR q; L4nge and William Doyle Plaintiffs against
liz State Of Wisconsin to the defendant
mary Z. King: You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED 70 answer the complaint ia this action of With
copy herewith served upon you aud TO serve conv Of
your answer to the said complaint on the snbecfs at
,heir Office in the city Of Racine State Of Wisconsin
9lthin twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of
AID complaint within the time Aforesaid The 1aintifFs
viii apply to the Court for the relief demanded IN the
complaint.
said complaint is Gle in the Office Of the CLERK Of ssd
Court, County aforesaid ~
witness the Hon DAVID NoGoLE, Judge of the
T. 81 Eirst Judicial Circuit IN and for the State Of
wisconsin, this 18th day Of May, a. D. 1852
L. b. NICHOLS, CLERK.
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aEaM EsERE,M eaH.R.

STATE OF Circuit court J1r tie Co7ntot Re
no8td -CoInella Pameter, Plaintiff, against Marquis
Cutting and Della Cutting, Defendants
Z n pursuance of Judgment Of foreclosure
4 and sale ia the above entitled action, rendered Fubru-
airy lsth 1852 l. Hudson Fox, Sheriff Of County Of
heaosha, aH0I sell at public auction, the highest bid
der for cast, the Court House in the city Beuoshl
IN said county, on Friday the Goth day Of August, A. L.
1859, 1T one O'clock in the afternoon day tile
loving described real estate wit: an certain piece
or parcel Of land in said Kenosha county, further
described the west half Of the guarte- OF
section rumbsr three, in township lumber two o. range
number twenty-five east.
Dated May Nth, 1859.
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STATE OF W1scoxsIy, =

STATE OF NTscOEsIS,
County OF 8euosia, 49,
Ctrcalt cent TOR the ContY Of Heuoaia-BelIez5r
PsnleF' Pit.ntH, against Francis NJ Hagaman Jane =
0' 0Steio-
E'HE, STATE Or WISCONSIN to the Do.
Il iendants, Francis NJ. Hagaman and Jane n 4,za.
man. You are hereby summoned and reaprgd 10 go
he complaint 10 This action which has been III "a i ,
ue o. tnc Iefk q IN" Circuit Court for the county az
heoss, t .he cl.y 81 henos! a. and to serve copy of
gyer at bis One in te cy Of Racine county Of Racine
Wisconsin, within ninety days after the service 49,
exclusive Of the day Of such service: and If w 'g'
answer the SAID complaint within the time aforesa% the
the compliant ~ 0li@ii'e1 "a
vines the Hon DAVID NoGGLE, Judge Of the FRS,
Jgdiciai Circuit, at Kenosha the All day Of june
n T 49, r,,..,., l.. 3. NICHOLS, Clers.
7, z, DfEF' Plaintiff Attorney, Racine, Wsconsn71
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aEEEEsFRu,a AaHln.


STATE OF Wisconsin,. - Kenosha County Circuit Court
judgment for sale Of inorgaged premises foreclosure
ofortgage-Samnel Hale against the Kenosha Rock
ford Rock Island RaLroad Company, The City Of Ke-
nosha, John z. Telyerton, and Samuel B. Scott.
spy virtue and in pursuance Of final iudg-
AA nent for the sale Of the morgaged premises herein
after described made and entered the above entitled
acton, the nineteenth day Of November A. D. 1855 at
the November term Of said court l. Hudson Fox heriRo
said county Of Kenosha, shall offer for sale, and sell a
public auction to the highest bidder therefor the front
door OF the Court Heuse in the city aud county Of Keno
sha, and State Of Wisconsin, at O'Clock In the forenoon
Of Saturday the third [3d day q September D. 1859
the following described lot parsel Of land, 50 much
thereof as viii be sufficient satisfy the said judgment
and costs, geher with tie and expenses Of said
saethat is say: "Te southear quarter u the south
quarter dissection hiTy-six 1851 town two r. norh
Of range twenty-five 2) east excepting six one-ha
& 2 acres decided by John Busl and wife, to Ahrs
= Drake by bearing date October "A, 1873, and
corded in vou II" Of deeds for Racine county page
~ and three 3 decided by said Buen and wife
John y Aver by deed dated August 20h l549 and hre,
3 acres decided by said Bulen ana wife to Joseph
Hackey and samuel Fuller by deed dated September II
1851 and also three 3 decided by ss Pullen and
wife to Edward Balm, BY deed dated June 49, 1907
Terms Of safe, Cash. HUDSON FOX,
Dated May 80, 1889 Sheriff Of Renosha County.
o. s. GEAD, Atty for PIE. Sms1
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~ zAAEsIEF7S SALE-State If Wisconsin
~ Circuit Court, Henosha County. observation-disclosures
Fa.Yey and John Reilly against James Mcdonald.
~ virtue o. an execution issued out OF circuit court
lO me Couhty o. AeuOsl il the above entitled action 20
me directed and deysrtd against the personal properly
ana real estate OF james Mcdonald defendant il the above
entitled acLoA, have seized and levied upon the right,
title and interest which above named defedant 1ad
the Stn DIZZY OF Jane, 4. D. $685. at any time alter
wards OF, in and TO following described real Sit
uateG, yiug and being IN the Of Brighton in the
county OF kenosha ana state of Wisconsin, and
described as icIoWs, 70 WIZ: The northeast quarter
section number tweuy-sX 1867, IL township uam5sr Two
2) north OF range number twenty (2) east containing
one hundred ana sixty Of lauu, according govern
mtnt sufYey-Whic above described estate tureher
with all and singular The herednenys aud appurienan-
thereuuto belonging shah expose sale ANA sell at
public auction yondue the highest bidder, as The law
dircc at the court house il the city OF Kenosh sand
at two O'Clock II the afternoon OF said day, satisfy
executions and charges.
Dated at sheriff Office Kenosha, Dee. sth, A D. SIS
ALONZO z. TYMESON,
6w26 Sheriff OF kenoSha Countv
At the request of the defendant heren and by consent
o tie plaintiffs, the above postponed until Saturday
2Jh day OF February 1852 hoLr mi place.
January %, 1883. ALONZO p. TYMEoON,
4W34 late Sheriff kuuogha County.
At the request Of the defendant here and by
Of e plani ifs, the above further postponed until
saturday the 25th day OF March 1859 the same hour
ana place, ALUNZO 2. TYMESON.
late Sheriff Keuosha County.
At the request Of defendant herein and by consen.
of the Plants, the s further postponed until
the 18TH day OF June, 1889, at the hour place
ALUNZO p. TIMESON,
Late SuerG uf Kenosha County.
March 26tht 1853. I2842
AT the request Of the Defendant here n and by consent
OF the Plaintiffs the above sale is further postponed
the 9TH day Of September, 1882 at the hour and
place. ALONZO p. TYMESON,
lzT2 Late Sheriff Of kenoshd County.
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THOMAS PRIorlIaE

~T'FNS FRIC URE,
IMPORTER AND DEALERtr
vines LIQUORS Irish and scOreI, vyhislsey
Lo7do" Porter Scotch A7s Cigars. &c.
"r" T n%d,es.-otar9' papuy & Co, c4eron,
f. Marital, Rastean Charruver, Z, II H.. = g
j, j, Dapuy, Damien L. -l"'T'0n'
SIns-C22lognee, DgKuypers, Key, Thistle.
Whiskeys-Old H3noRgabe17
Wines-BargaRdy Port, Madeira, Wo7,go D.
a,la pure J"'ce Sherry D. G Gordon, OtSe
CAamPatg ae HetGslch and Heldsack g. Co., do. Laz,e
T T9 a. queer Pietorio DO Daca7 Graae
GIaref IN casks, Claret IN cases, TFIite in cotgs
Ilhtte az cases, Mascot, MUscat in cases B,.1,
az Cher71es, CAsrry Brandy, Cordials. Bftters
~ NPrictuie's Double Rectifed Whskev in lo4s :.
by the barrel Kenosha. Wis dc lie iH;s q