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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
A Call for More Men,

Secretary Stanton at the close of his Off
cial War Bulletin says:
"A cali and draft for 900, 900 troops to
make up the deficiency occasioned hy the
credits on the last call, has been ordered 10y
the President
But little over a month since, the people
Of loyal States determined by a large MAORI
ty to sustain the President in his mode of put
ting down the belion.by force of arms, and
removing forever its cause. They voted at
the same time, and by the same majority
decided against any cess alton of hostilities
until the rebels shall have laid down their
arms and submitted to the constitutional
authority Of the United States. Acting up
on this plainly expressed will Of the people
the President issues another call for troops
for more vigorous prosecution of the war.
There is glorious prestige about this
call-it comes not amid gloom Of disaster
and defeat, when it might be stigmatized
by our enemies at home aud abroad as only
another struggle to sustain a sinking cause,
and to prolong hopeless contest 1t comes
when victory and triumph perch upon our
banner III every contest with the rebels and
traitors when Thomas with his victorious
cohorts is in the pursuit of the defeated,
broken, flying and demoralized army OF
Hood in Tennessee and when Sherman,
emerging from the vitals of the bogus con-
federacy, and tie obscurity that had hung
around him for almost thirty days, has set
down in the rear of Savannah, his army en-
thusiastic and eager. and in the best condi-
ton, to rest and to give the rebels there
cooped up, little time to parley and sur
render gracefuly-when Davidson and
Oshand return from their successful
and victorious expeditions into Missis-
sippi and Alabama, and SLOVENIAN and Bur-
bridge in southwestern Virginia are giving
the rebellion effective blows-in short when
every pulsation along the wires from our
widely extended lines, brings tidings of a
new victory to the Union army, this new
call for troops comes as the han niug9r Of
peace, as the assurance that thus strength
ened and reinforced our already victorious
armies will speedily give the rebellion its
final blow, and turn our hopes and expecta
tious to fruition.
Who Cap doubt that such call at such @
time, will meet a hearty response from tn.
people Soon the men will be hurrying ts
the front ann ious to he il, at the death Il
aid III giving this accursed rebellion tts
blow that shall send it reeliug to its knees
to sue for mercy and forgiveness.
In this connection we@lnay call the atten,
lion OF our readers to the call for a Meeting O
all men liah!e to draft. at the Court HOUSE
this evening 10, the purpose OF taking step,
to lli the quota of the city under this as
call. and still save Us from the draft. Il
Is desirable that the people should he OF
hand promptly 81 that the business of the
Meeting may he done up at once, and the
meeting adjourned III time to attend the
Fair and Festival of the So!diersAid Society
at Summons Hall
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w ah: could I mora 2

warned thee.I admonished thee, fo,stoid
me danger. and the lurking en- e,ny
That lay in wait beyond this had hoe, fo,ec
ana force upon free will hath no place here
But all who are afflicted with Catarrh in sny
FORM can obtain pleasant and speedy cure by
the use OF Dr. y. II. Seeleys Liquid catarrb
nernecy, ere Consumption has fixed it's fatal
grasp.
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In Proba,r-Keno.ha Ceun,y 4 ouri,

In the matter Of he Estate OF A Smith, deceased
To whom il may concern:
q EFTERS OF admiGistI anon The estnte OF A. B.
Ia Smith, late OF he cily and CO unity Of Kenoshs,
having been issued TO Roxanna W Smih Of Kenosh.
on the I4:n day OF October A. d. 1854, ana yrsr
after said day bei.g allowed for creditors ~ r. esen
their c aims for sx animal ard siowance,-Nosi, Q
IS hereby gwen that the vi dsrsgGed vii! the l3Jt
day OF anuary at his of:e ia the city Of Keno-
sha, receive, examine and ADJUST all claims sud de.
mands of of all peLsons against -ad estate,
Dated December 10th, a. D. 1854.
AWE a~a l. W. WEBSTER, Co. Judge.
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Tax Payers Take Notice !

'ENsEE TAX ROLL ofthe City of KEN
sha Tor the present year is new in my hands for
'hs collection of the Taxes therein Payment of the
same can be made at my ONCE in said City, until the
ias' Monday in February next, when the same will he
returned TO the County Treasurer for collection.
Z. II DEMlNG
Dec. 9th 1864. 6w27 Treasur.r
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Glorious Victory in East Tennessee.
VAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
Dec. 5000 a. IN.

Dec, 16--9.05 a. IN.
To Gen Dix:
The following official report of the battle
before Nashville has been received from
Gen. Thomas:
NASHVILLE. Dec Is i attacked the en-
emy's left this morning, and drove him from
the river below tile city, very nearly to the
Franklin pise-a distance of about eight
miles. Have captured Chalmers headqnar-
tiers and his TT in, and second train of
about 20 wagons, with between 500 and
1000 prisoners aud l6 pieces of artillery.
Onr troops behaved splendidiy, all taking
their share in assauting and charging the
enemys breastworks
shall attack the enemy again to morrow
if he stands to fight, and if he retreats du-
ring the night, will pursue him throwing
heavy cavalry force in his rear to destroy
his trains, if possible.
(Signcd) u. Ii. THOMAS, Mai Gen.
No intelligence has been received from
Sherman later than the published dispatch
es transmitted by Gen. Foster and Admiral
Dahlgren.
(Signed E. NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War
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Ia Frobatt - - ca"shn County Court
In The natssr of The estate OF Garland Hacknsn de.
ceased.
GoTicE is hereby gwen that by virtue AMI in
pursuance ol an ord 81 license IN ,de in said
matter, OF tn 1nh day OF Eoverber.A d 1861 by the
county Court OF said county, The undersigned Admin
istrat0f OF the estat OF ssi deceased VIII the ID
day OF January,A. 1865, al 10 O'Clock A NJ Of said
day, ON the premises hereinafter described, crr for
sale ard sell Mt public auction vendue the follow
ing described lands, ~he north half Of lot
our OF secton number tw'Gty five in the town OF
Wheailand, Ksnoshl county Stae OF Wiseon.n -
The te ms Of safe will b; M " kuovn ~ he time and
place OF sale RUpoLPH PACk MAN
~ Il f1aa ~ 1851 4Nx9 - Admioi TRAITOR
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DIED.,
SPECIAL .V'O THa Es,
Bristol Insurance.

The fifth Annual Meeting Of the Bristol Mutual In
Surance Company will be held at Bristol Station ON
Tuesday, the Sd day Of January, 1865 Meeting to
convene at one p'clock in the afternoon. Most Of
your Pbcies expire IN March next. Come out to the
ANNUAL meeti II you wish to continue this Assscia
Ton.
2w29 IF CHASE sec,v
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DISSOLUTION Notice.

TnNHE Joparmershp heretofore existing between
II the undersigned u9der the name and nrm OF A l.
len smith, is this ~ dissolved nv mutual consent.
The business OF the late IN wIil be settled by N r.
Allen. " is authorized receive and receipt for
ali deb's due the Iae FIRM, aod will pay all de
nsrd- AGAINST the same 4
KeIoeha. Dec. 10, 1854 X. ALLEN,
AWS9* WM Il SAIfH.
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COLGATE's HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the cheicest ma
terials, mild and emolIfent in its nature fra.
gr"nily scented, and extremely beneficial
in its action upon the skin. For sale by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers lv34
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f.G R II led.

At Rscine on the l4th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Sampson,
Gko. ". SNYDER, sfNew York City, and Miss ANNA
G HoLDERNEss, of Kenosha.
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| 'ENRE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
u INVALID.
Published for IT, benefit and as CAUTION 10
YOUNG MIN and others who suaer from Nervous de-
biiity, prematut decay of Manhood b. supplying
at the same time The MEANS sELY-CURn " one
vino has cured himself after nudef go ny
quackery. By enclosing pos paid addressed envel.
Jpe, single copies may be he'd o the autGor
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bre7klyn Kiigs
Co. N. Y.
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"a Merry Christmas"

In accordance with the custom immemo-
rial, we extend the greeting of the season
to our patrons and readers. We wish you
all a merry Christmas, Notwithstanding the
gloom of the war cloud that hangs it's muir
ky folds above and around u.s. The ark
cloud has its silver lining aud already the
dawn of the coming peace tinges that lining
with radiance that though faint catches
the eye of faith, and enables the watchman
on the towers to ''telt us what Of the night"
A Merry Christmas to you all. for the
foul blot Of slavery upon our nations fair
escutcheon is being wiped out forever. Soon
we may look abroad over this great and
glorious country, and from Maine to Texas,
from the great Lakes to the Gulf Of Mexi-
CO, there shall be no slavery, no human
bondage, no CALLING chains of servituae, no
buying and selling of Gods image iii the
market place, or Oh the auction block, but
all shall be free In view of the speedy
coming of these glorious results, though the
clouds hang above us STILL may we not join
in the refrain, "a merry christmas to ali''
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~ ERVOUS DEBILITY SEMINAL WEAK,
1N NESS, etc. can be cured by one who has really
ucred himself snd hundreds Of cthors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD II .TRsvEa,
1y1S Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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Montana Correspondence.
Wichita Cry. Nov o4th 1ee4

"Ssould sud acquaintance be 70 cot
And never brought to mindf
should suid acqusinta nee be forgot,
And the days o. lang syue Yn
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SeVenty'hve miles from Virginia CITY. in a
s"mewhat westerly direction lies t,. abrv,
mentioned place. Eighteen months ago. in N.
states. Banbock B6nuoek was ri the cry
N"w. the cry Is literally dead auti ha, been h, =
eight months past. Its mines did not prove a.
productive ne hoped for, and the 10 wn after n1r.
shli eyeAr 10 now almost deserted Yet eve,
as write The cry OF great "stiikes" immense
quartz leads. having just been struck in the wi.
ciuity OF OF Bannock, lie all the 20. Time alon.
viii determine IN what these rumors are fou,d
ed; am OF the opinion, however. th.t in com
mon parlance, these stories are not ali ery and
no w'iol. -
hese leads are quartz and are said to be. by
Tar he richest yet discovered. One, a si.ye,
esd ID affirmed 10 be very rich.
But. 'rIend Schoh. fear my letter will not
come under the bead of, short an sweet re-.
deeBling rues, with editors aud t,riotera as /
see have reached an ,unpstdnuabIe length a
number of Interesting subjects remain untoncb.
ed AID must be left for future Article wbici
you may expect ere long; in which i hone H.
iieat vie all absorbing gu bject Of mining more
al leugih
Becw Isutjen p retail Irice list of yariou,
articles 1t must be rene nDered that eoid dus,
is The standard hero; Uncle Sam's money pass.
es here for ball price, reminding US of youthful
days and niger shows
Flour $23a25 per cwt Beet fresh Ifal5e u.
liter l.3pai 30 ID. Coffee 7Oa75,. 10. Tea S3a3
30 10. Hay $o0aieD per ton, Uats l5a20c Id Il.
con 5oa55c 10 Beans 22s24e H. beese 7Oa75,
10. Sugar 4Oa50c Id. Nails 48a59c ID. Bare,
ioazoc 10. Yours
BApakR.
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hat men are the merriest when they are from eme
Asyou pass along the streets, your chaperon
twh" pfldes timseii on being pusted) ooinls out
Fierce looking mustached men are thew far tbe
INST part with ROW and then a sprinkllng Of
white cloth gentry, volt in sheep's clothing
At l'itle ronnd table, in more 'aau one mar,
"' ne city presidss tho genius of be. gambling
h"le-s"netmes male aud sometimes female a 4
as The balls roll Into The pockets shnnts ..,vb" :
ne lucky mSn that takes five doilars worth OF
chips H "
- course your reporter knows nothing mure
ABOUT Inc game Than the knowledge gained b,
Ut the stakes find their way INTO The nocE.r rs
tue genius above referre TO, and these stake.
are sometimes enormous.
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On receipt OF the certificate you will what you are
going have and then it your option to send the
lar and take the art lie not Purchasers thus
tain Gold atch, Diamond Ring any of Jeweiry
on our list for ONE DOLLAR, and they
less than one do lars WORTH there blanks The
price II Certih eates is as follows: tt.Iti
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

AGEsT. will allowed ten cents every certificate
ordered by them divided their remittance amounts
One Dollar Agents will collect % for every Cert6
cato and remit 10 either in cash POSTAGE
Stamps. -
ARRANDALE x CO,
sm29 l67 Broadway. ". Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29
NOTICE OF TR,' sTEE-s SALE

" nEREAs, james Thorington and Mary A.
w Thofington bis wife, by deed of trust dat.
ed October lst, 1885, acknowledged and record
ed dld convey to the Undersigned the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter Of section
number twenty (26) in township no. eichty.two
81 nOlth OF range two %, west. situate d in
cedar co, IN trust, with the conditions that in
case the said James rhOringlon should fail or
reiase t" pay when due two certain prnmiss0ry
notes made by him dated September Ism. 1853,
one Tor twelve hundred and forty six lSl3fGJ
dollars, the other for one hindred and eigty
SIX and 30 i0o tsls5.9o} dollars each PAYABLE to
Joseph T. Wood in one year, with interest from
date al ten per cent, then the undersigned
trustee should be authorized to advertise said
property IN newspaper in Cedar county for at
least twenty days and sell the same at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy
said Indebtedness with costs and expenses.
: Notice If therefore given, that the said James
Tnorington having wholly failed to pay said
notes, the unders cned Trustee will on the 18th
day OF October, 1864, at O'Clock D. m. Of said
/ day, at the front door Of the court h0use in
Upton, Cedar county, Iowa offer the above de
seribed premises for sale to the highest bidder
! for cash. in such tracts or parcels as may then
appear best for the interest of said Thoring ton
DANA f. STONE, Trustee.
! Sept. -, 1864. r3sv3s750
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A REMEDY FOR THE PILES is a
blessing to the suffering to know that we
have en- effectual cure for this truly
Troublesome disease Mr.. j. p. Hazarde,
Of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in Informing all who
are suffering with piles that he used a
small quantity of DR.. Stricklanfs Pile
Remedy, and it effected permauen.
cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid prepara-
ton. It is manufactured at, No 6 East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o., ard sold
by all druggists.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-29

The cops of this Judicial District
have nominated j. d. Templin, of Iowa
City, for Judge, and J, l.. Sheean, os
Anamosa, for District Attorney
Yesterday wheat wos selling at 81 10
M 20; corn, 9Oc; oats soc; barley 81 20
@l40; timothy seed So %; flax seed
s2.25; potatoes s0c.-Nus. Jour. 9th.
A man on Cape Cod, who had scpa
rated from his wife, married second
with whom he lived year and half,
and then died. His first wife came for
ward and took possession of the estate,
the second wife sued for her pay for SER
vices daring the time she lived with the
deceased, and a jury gave her verdict
for s. per week.
Gov VIM II. Stone, has accepted
an invitation to speak at the mass meet
ing at Springfield, Ill, on Oct. 9Th.
The receipts of internal revenue for
the first half Of the current month are
about eight and half million dollars,
being nearly million more than for the
same period Of last month.
One of the Lake Eric pirates few
days since. offered to bet $50, 600 on the
election of Mcclellan
Dan Rice, the circus man, is the
Democratic candidate for State Senator
in one of the districts in Pennsylvania.
i c. Ccsh is the name upon the
sign ola loyal trader in littsburg.
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FAIRBAKs' SCALES 1t is with some

FAIRBAxs' SCALES 1t is with some
business firms as it is with some individ-
uals, that they stand alone in the depart
ment of trade to which they direct their
attention. 1t becomes speciality with
them, and by making it such, they carry
it to the highest perfection of which it
is capable This is the case with the
Messrs. Fairbanks, the celebrated Scale
Makers. They have devoted themselves
so entirely, and with such thorough sci,
ence and skill to the manufacture of
Weighing Instruments, that they seem
to have left nothing to be done by Others
" r. Ecening Post. .4fz
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UNION NIEETINGNs.
RALLT, MEN, RALLY!


The Union party of Cedar county, Will hold
political meetings, at the times and places be-
low named, preparatory to the November elec'
ton All are invited to attend.
New York School House, Springfield town
ship, on Wednesday. o tober 5th.
LowdeB, on Monday, oct 10th.
Onion Grove, Dayton so~Aship, on Wednes
day; October 12th.
Cedar Bluffs, Cass township, on Thursday,
October 18th.
Moneka School House, Inland Township, on
Saturday, October 18th.
Sugar Creek School House, Sugar Creek tp.,
on Tuesday October 18th.
Kent's School House, Masslon tp., on Wed,
nesday, Oct. 18th.
Hebron School House, Rochester tp., on
Thursday Oct. goth.
White Pigeon school House, Sugar Creek tp.,
on Saturday. Oct. 22l.
Rood. School House, Sprngaale tp., on Mon
fedee School House, Iowa tp. on Tuesday,
Oet. "25th.
The speaking will be at O'Clock p. m.
If any persons desire meetings to be held at
other places than those above named, they will
make their wishes known to the chairman of
the Union Central Committee, who will see that
the proper arrangement is made. ~
By order OF the Union Central CofhHf!tt ee of
Cedar county.
.. sTof'- ri SIS. DANIELS, Chairman.
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and should not, and we think will not
affect the circulation of the Book.

TEACHERS OF CEDAR Co - Teachers
desiring an Institute to be held in Cedar
county, this Fall, are hereby most re.
specially requested to meet the County
Superintendent at the Upton school
house, on Saturday, October S,h, OF one
o'clock p. M, to take initiatory measures
towards conducting the same. Import
ant committees are to be appointed, and
every teacher, who is interested in the
educational interests of Cedar county, is
expected to be present, and show him or
herself Hve tcacher-one worthy the
patronage of an apprcciative public.
The Teachers Association will also
mec. ct the same time and place.
G A OUND, Co Supt
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SoLp1Rs, ArTENTIoN.-Pain, disease,
and exposure, with a hot climate, muddy
water and bad diet. will be unavoidable,
but armed with Holloway's Purifying
and Strengthening Pills, you can endure
all these aud still retain good health
lr the reader Of this "notiee" cannot get
box of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store in his place, let him write to me,
50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount,
and | viii mail . boz. free Of expense.
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VALUABLE AND CoNvENIET-Brow S
Bronchial Troches, are widely known as
an admirable remedy for Bronchitis,
Hoarsehess, Coughs, and other troubles
of the throat aud lungs. They are of
great value for the purposes for which
they are designed, and ii should be
known that while they are usually and
pleasantly eficacious, they contain no
hur.ful ingredients, but may at all times
be used with perfect safety.-Boston
Recorder
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GoDEY's LADY's Book, for October,
is on our table. Cooley has manfully
kept his Book up to the high standard
which he promised, but like others, he
is At last compelled to advance his prices.
Whist the rates will be, can be found in
the November number, where also will
4. found the new prospectus. The rise
will be no more than necessity requires
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lioiioWay's Pills are the hest re,Nrtly
known in the world for the foil ing
diseases.


If Thereafter of this "noticc" cannot get box
Of Pilis or Ointment from the drug store in his
place, let him write to he, enclosing the amount
and will mail a box free of expense. Many
dealers " i'll not keep my medicines on hand he
cause they cannot make as much profit as on 9th.
er persons make.
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HOWARD ssSD(I.T:nN.

- PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, T-RI.
- NARY AND SEXUAL SYSTEMs--ney and relia.
bic treatment--in reports Of the HowARp Asso.
cIArioN-Sent by mail in sealed letter ems elopos,
Tree OF charge. Address, Or. J. Skti.IIN
HouGHfoN, Howard Association. No. . South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. n2jy
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4 Large Volunteer Force in the Field.
OF Lad IeS

Te~tiCrnC to the superiority of tie Wheeler
4 Wilson Sewing Machine. The qualities
which commend this Machine are: LIST, Beauty
and excellence Of stitch-alike upon both sides
Of the fabric. 81, Strength, ffrmneas and dura.
billy of seam, that Will not rip nor Tayti. Sd,
Economy of thread. tth Its application TO it's
wide range Of purposes and materials. 5th, Gem.
pactness and elegance of model and finish. 9Th,
Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
7th, Speed. ease OF operation and man agement,
ana qhletneSs OF motion. E-srrhor ou gh in-truc-
tion gwen by the Agent HIRAM HAMMOND.
Upton, Feb 4. 1854 Ans
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Bilious Maladies. &C.. &c.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver, il
is repealed and extermingted by this searching,
painless, and Irresistible curative Bilious re.
mittents bilious purgin", and all the ordlnary
disorders of the organ. indicated by pain in the
right side and between the shoulders, ytliowncss
Of the whites of the eyes, weakness and debility
Nc, are relieved AMI removed by the remedy.
with celebrity which astnnIthcs tn. sufferers and
their friends. Let the sick, Whorn the faculty
have abandoned, resort with confidence to this
powerful ambitious agent, and restoration to
health and activity will be the ulvarying result.
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% a. MATTER OF DBTY 1T is the sol.
emn duty of every grocer to refrain from
ceiling to his customers an article for
food which he knows is positively inju.
tious to the health, aud he is DE- priyed Of
oil excuse for so doing when better
articfe for the purpose can be readily o.
tanned 1t. the same cost Now the pure
Che nrcai ssleratus, made by be band Il
Oo., Gan always be had, and this is known
to be pure and from all deleterious mat
ter. /" M. grocer who regards the welfare
of his customers will fail to keep it.
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UNION MEETlNG.-Capt. S S, Bur
DETT, candidate fer Presidential Elec:or,
and Hon. D. c. Cloud, will address their
fellow citizens at Upton, on Thursday
evening, OctN6th, at : o'clock p II
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Many dealers will not keep my medicines
on hind because they cannot make as
much profit as on other persons make
35 cents, SO cents, and 81 40 per box or
pot.