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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-15
Sale Of Forfeited MOrtgaged Lands.

F, OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF School, AND
UNIVERSITY LANDS, MADISON, Oct. 18th, 1864
State of Wisconsin,
County of Dane. Hss.A& Sd
lFHNHE following described lands in Kenosha coun.
IL ~, having been forfeited by reason OF the non :
payment OF interest upon loans granted thereon I:
Notice is hereby given that the will be offered
at public auction and sold to the highest bidder at
the Office OF the Secretary of State, at the Capt. oil
in Madison, on the 9th day of December, A. D. 1854
to commence at o'clock, A. M, aud continue IRON
day to day until all of said lands shall have been so
offered, 37ll .s r... ..l ~
The minimum price at which such lands will be Of
Tered will be the amount named opposite each tract,
(under the heading Total amour due State'1 which
day OF January, A. D 1865 three per dam ages
the taxes which have been returned against such
lands, aud the cost Of advertising the same
SAID lands will be sold subject to all taxes which
may, at the time of the SALE be due thereon. Other
conditions Of sale will be announced by the ommis-
soners at the opening of the sale. fttHa
s sUC,UI y r "a. .T4saO Commissioners of
WINFIELD sMITn. o. u h"nuS'
advertisement Of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands in
henosha County.
School Fund--Name, Josiah Sond-di,cription. be-
ing part of the or of sec town l. range % east
commencing point So l3 north OF the sw cor.
Der OF said or sec and the west line OF aid
qr thence east about 100 rods to and OF John Lamb
thence north 81 1-3 rods on said Lambs west line
thence west 70 the west line said thence south
on said ar ne % -3 rods to the place OF beginning,
containing 81 acies, exclusive oil roads due
5000. O0--amount OF interest tl400-amount OF PEN
ally S6.00--2moant OF taxes - amount OF in
terest, penalty, taxes and advertising $32 .50tota
amount due STATE 1882 81 years for which Interest
rs due 1854 Owl
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sHERAEF,s Sale
S1"se VI wisconsin,, Kenosha County Cir.
4Has4.ti rs e--l cult Court

Maria I. Marsh against Milton H. petit, c.ro,;, II
Fet.it, Jesse =: Ciapp, Edward p. Aliis Clement p
LIE Fever and Ellen B. Coleman !: =
By virtue and in pursuance ofthe JudSmen+ In a.
above entitled action lrenderSd on the lSth a.. -,
November 1854 the regular of said court, I.
Fox snerf OF said county, shall offer for sale
at the front door OF the Court House in The ctv
and county Of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin. at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF Friday the 20th day Of jan
uaTy A. D. 1860, the following described lot or par
Gelot land ying and being in the county and CITY OF
kenosha 6 nd particu ary described as follows: The
south hall Of the east half OF lot No. two2 in block
No Yin the southeast quarter of section No
81, town two 90 north of range 20 east Terms cash
Dated Dec. Z, 1861. ''0
VII HUDSON FOX, Sheriff.
BY w. W. BAKER, under Sheriff. ~
J. J. PErTIT, Pits Atty 7wa7
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SHERIFF. SALE.

q - .f .-
state of wisconsin, Kenosha County
~ ag .... Circuit Court. l
Joseph BISHOP 9gasnH Daniel McManman, Bridget
deceased. .y..
VIRTUE and in puf suance Of the Judgment
lin the above entitled action rendered on the 18th
DAY OF November 1864 at the regular term the said
court Hudson Fox Sheriff of said county shall offer
or sale ct public auction to the highest bidder there
OF at the front door of the court house in the ctv and
county OF Kenoshhdn the State of Wisconsin, at 10
O'CLOCK IN the forenoon of Friday the goth day OF Jan.
uary 1861 the following lot parcel of land lying and
Dsing IN the city and county of Kenosha and State of
Wisconsin described follows, to wit All that part
OIL lot No eleven Il in block number thirty (31)
IN the nrst Ward of The city of Kenosha in the sout
cas-. Quarter OF section number thirty.one (8
NUMBER TWO ~ Forth Of range No. twenty
(23) east, bounded as follows. Commencing at the
north east corner lot, thence OF the north
nne OF the same to the north west corner thereof;
thence south eighteen 1s) feet thence east TO the
east line Of sud lot; thence north to the place of bes
ginning. Terms of sale Cash. HUDSON FOX,
Sheriff OF Kenosha County.
7w27 tt By w. w. BAKER Under Sheriff.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
State IF Wisconsin, Kenosha County Cir.
> -.---e cult Court.

state IF Wisconsin, KeuOsha County Cir
r,....-r3 cult Court.
Patrick Kelly and Asa Hatch aga inst Bridget Crowe
samuel Roney Administrator OF the estate of A N +.
drew Grove deceased, james Sawyer, aud the un-
know. ana legal representatives and unknown
heirs of John Grove deceased. ~,
By Vrtuesand In pursuance ofthe Judgement In the
above entitled action rendered the 22d day of No
vemDer 1864, at the regular term of the said court
hudson Fox sheriff of said county shall offer for
ard sell at public auction to the bidder
and county of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin a, 10
o. lock in the forenoon Friday the goth day of Jan
airy A. D. 1850, the following described lots or par.
els Of land lying and being in tie city and county Of
Re loshs and state of Wisconsin, and more pariicu
larry descr bed as follows to wit part of lots sew
ca ana eight ia block number twenty-nlne being in
the southeast quarter Of section No. 81 in town two
north ofrange No twenty three east and ia the frst
ward ofsad city OF Kenosha and being eighty eight
feet east and west by forty feet north and south.
Terms cash. 3D. 'ft.l'1
10 HUDSON Fox, Sheriff.
By W. W. BAKER. under Sheriff. lrs '..lrl
j. y. PETIT, Plf's Atty ..,.s
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- = . :, - SItrIH OT Baid toUnIy.
u D. ". H. HEAD, PITTS Atty's. stsra 7W46
Ctreuit Conrt C0unty of Ken0sha, amd
STATE Of WiscOnsin.sg,

The state Of Wisconsin Casper NJ Rouse defend
V0U are hereby summoned and required to answer
II the complaint OF Helen Rouse, painttT In this
action VIII ich will be filed in the office of the clerk Of
this court at the city of Kenosha in said cointy and
to serve copy of your to the said comp int
on the subscriber at his Office in the city Kenosha
and state Of Wisconsin within twenty days after the
service OF this summons upon you exclusive OF the Az
OF such service and i1 you fail answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the conrt COR the relief de-
manded 10 the complaint. gi-..g.
4 .1r ss.. t.-..,.-. ...r .tt Ii. r. SCH0FR,
Of Kenosha Wisconsin, Plaintiffs Atty
90 cent Witness the Hon. David Noggle Judge Of the
kev. first judicial circuit of the state of Wisconsin
Stamp. At Kenosha this goth day of September 1884
Z Az - bw23 u. W. BLINN, Clerk.
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Dissolution Notice.

ME coparnershp heretofore existing between the
Il ,undersigued. under the firm of Haffner Hess
is thisfday dissolved by mutual consent The bust.
ness OF the late firm will be settled By MyRON A. BA-
kEk, who is authorized 10 receive and receipt for all
debts due the late firm, and will paw all demands
against the same 8' EDWARD HAFFNER
Kenosha foct. 10, 1864. 4w27 JOHN HESS.
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LAMBS CELEBRATED
' PATENT sELF-ACTINGauR
HANDLooM

rms wo' deru invention is practically adapted TO
the FANNY oI Tn elaborng man, to be used in making
NIL rns neavy ana substantial goods by them
ny inc Simple turning OF an easy crank, the whole
changing requiring no skill to weave, it lets OF the
WARP from the warp beam, winds up cloth throws the
shuttle ana treads the treddles, ali with one NOTION
When tho warp is once drawn through the REED and
HARNESS OF the Sef-acting LOOM the same warp md
sey. 6agie and Double PLAIN cloth, &c. can be made
and the changes from kind to can be made
in hve minutes. On all other looms the warp drawn
in differently for each kind of cloth. eH@ 81 3
The Self acting loom is SMALL neat and light, only oc-
cupying the space Of small breakfast tabs, The ma.
chinery is simple and durable, thatanyone tell
the why's and wherefores about it, and with but little
experience use it successfully without the least liability
Of getting it out of order, i.''..' +ia II 81 :
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BE WISE IN TINE
BE WISE IN TINE

bottle OF my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you will be
satisfied that am impostor. Tell your afflicted
friend what restored the bloom of health t. your
cheeks, AID thereby confer favor mere valuable
than gold For painful scanty transformations it is
just the thing have now in my mind an instance
OF lady who had been suffering from pain ul Men
struation two or three years, combining her to her
room each time. She had applied to several eminent
physicians, without relief when bottle OF my
DROPS entirely cured her. WIZ. -
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If drowning man is pulled out of the
water by the nose, he shouldn't send chal-
lenge without having given fair opportu-
nifty fer explanation and apology.
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policies issued in 1861, 1862, and 1868 by the New
York Life, exceeded that of any other Company in the
United States.
In reply to the second communication from the
of the eHome b. Fl. Kellogg, which appeared in this
paper for several weeks in which he attempts to ex-
plain Mr.. wright's corrected report, which had pub
lished, would add but few words. Allowing his
REPRESENTATIONS said report to be correct he would
that the Hon. Elizur Wright, of Mass Ito say
nothing of The officers of the "New York Life, p was
guilty OF gross depticSty, in thus paming off the
doie, statement to make the standing of Compa-
~ appear better than the facts would warrant. The
agent e&hibts rather than his usual stupidity in
ssoIIus 70 snch representation, after having quoted
nr; wright as authority for the standing Of his own
anu o9her COMPANIES. In d card published by Mr..
Wright April 10. 1864 he says: son page 20 of same
Report (audiDg TO his Report for 1858 the ratio per
cents OF actual to computed premium reserve for 1862
OF the New York Life Insurance Co. of ~ Y, is mis-
printed m part OF the edition The correct figures
are IzS'ZI me agent of the Home omitted one i'm
porant iact when he gave the figures in his ADVERTISE
ment as an index of the standing of the several Cons
panIss to wit: "The Home" when it was first orga
lied had Stock Capital of % 600 to a6sorb III
r24tS and on the same basis he gives in his sdyers
tsement could have at that time a UastIv bsttsy
showing and every policy they have issued suce
would give the Company poorer showing
PASS L. s. KELLOGG, Agent
SVH for the New York Life.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits |

Good Jeans Satinets are row worth per %
yaro ~ wholesale ,25 cts
Cotton or linen warp, per yd., rs cts. 49,.
Filling for yard of Jeans cost 40 cts, S'o's'
One loom will lily weave Is yards Of Jeans Sat
inets n day. making q saving to the wearer on / 8
yards, profit to the acturer per day, s. 10
To the farmer who raises his wool, and manu-
features it into cloth for home the Market much
greater profits realized, making his wool bring
double what it would in its raw state. ss:u
For town rights single looms for Kenosha and Ra-
cine counties apply to the Der At his residence
IN soners, or address '+ 38
n. PERKINS, Kenosha b
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives subscrp
tons will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes. paya
bic three years from Aug, 10Th, 1864 with
interest at the rate of and per cent
per annum-principal and interest beth be paid il
lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option of th.
holder at maturity into six cent gold bearing
payable not less than i've than twenty year.
from their date as the Government may elect. They
will be issued in denominations of $780, $780, $780,
s50O0 and all subscription be for dfty dollars or
some multiple of fifty dollars
As the notes draw interest from August 49, persons
ing deposits Subsequentto that date pay the inter
accrued from the date of to date of deposit.
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A PRIVATE letter from Col E. D. Osband
gives some information concerning his re
cent scout in Mississippi, to which the tele
graph has made reference, but not 80 fully
Writing from Vicksburg, Col. Osband, now
commanding a colored cavalry regiment
says:
Il have just returned from the longes
scout since have been in the brigade.
left here twelve days since with 1900 me1
and four pieces of artillery landed a
Bruinsburg Miss, from thence marched t.
Port Gibson, and from there to Rodney
from Rodney to Natchez by the way o
Fayette. Left Natchez by boat went t.
Tunica Bend, landed and marched on Wood
vile, from Woodville to Fort Adams, from
Fort Adams to Woodville, from WoodviIlt
to Natchez, and thence to Stearns' House
Il captured 1000 beef cattle, 400 horses
and mules, seven army wagons, and mules
burned 100000 worth of corn stores al
| Woodville, cut and destroyed the telegraph
for miles, captured half dozen rebel mails
with important information, also $50 stand
ofsmall arms, three pieces of artillery. one
caisson, $50 rounds fixed ammunition, SO
prisoners of war, one captain and two lieu
tenants, killed So rebels, including one ma
jor and one lieutenant, and only lost two
killed and FIVE slightly wounded
''How do you like it We have more Of
the same sort on hand
''There is no news here of any kind, ex-
cept that which | write. anticipate very
active service Immediately.
The statement that Tom Thumb (some-
times called Charley Stratton, for shorD had
Joined the venerable order of Happy Fathers
las been persistently and derisively denied,
and his infant progeny has been insultingly
spoken Of as rag baby" etc. by jealous
six-footers who never had any offspring on
their own account.
The question is at last settled. The Gen
eral has baby-he and his devoted LAWN
ia--not bit of rag baby either, but a
live, laughing, kicking, clacking, squirming
squeaking, blessed baby-in short as the
little girl said. "a real meat baby"-that
pulls the paternal whiskers at night, crows
at morning, and requires tactical nourish-
ment at MONDAY.
The London papers of November 18th
announces the arrival of Gen. Tom Thumb
and family in that city They are holding
daily levees in hotel near St. James Pal
ace. The Star says: The baby is pretty
little girl with light silken hair and vi
vacious disposition. She will be year old
next month, and it may interest our readers
to know that she weighs precisely seven
pounds and three quarters.
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| business i.' $500 .4fsa af
All those having Reapers any other Agricultural
implements that need repairing will fad IL to their
interest 10 give him q call.
He is prepared to manufacture to order article
OF ha chinery in Wood or Iron Work, from a Steam
Engine TO a PttchJ0rb Agricultural Impem nts &C.,
or to 90 any and all sorts OF Rspsrng short notice.
r. 8. Farmers should bring their work in, in good
season Tor repairs, instead OF waiting till the last
minute. " r'+ va. t.I ..f.-I.t-tt.
Remember the place. ellis Planning Mil Premises,
Kenosha, Wis. 1850
Kenosha March LIST, 1854 1y39.
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Convertible into a Six per cent $50 Gold Bont

In addition to the liberal interest on the notes for
three years. this privilege of conversion is now worth
about three cent annum for rate for
$50 Bonds not less than per cent premium, and be-
fore the the premium per cent U S. stocks
over twenty cent 1t will be seen that the actual
profit this loan at the present market is not
than ten per cent per annum -NJ I'll AaA 4 t-
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Sold by F. ROBINSON, Kenosha.
Farm for Sale.

A mile from of Ken < o CERES n ;%
provements-timber 9zN@3m&A enough for the
well adapted to corn kzE-S--SlkiE6 fruit tobacco.
Price, $45 per acre. Term easy. i Apply to
46u JOSIAH BOND, or A. G. COLE, Kenosha. Il
Farming Land to let on sh ares, also Houge
and Lot very cheap, payable in work: Apply 70
4sH JOSIAH BOND OF A. q. COLE, KeaoshA.
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ONE BOTTLE CURES
IN L Boz lie CURES

ONE BOTTLE CURES a1 7-s1
ONE Boz LIE CURES ., sid. .t... -..I I la
In almost every case. e--
1t Is impossible enjoy the bloom OF health and VI
yacity OF sprs, unless the Meuses are regular a. to
the time, the quantity, and quality. When they are
DISTRACTED, nature makes her tors obtain for il
some other outlet. and unless these efforts of nature
are assisted, the patient usually experiences Des-
pondency. Nervousness, and finally, CONSUMPTION
assumes lis !way, and prematurey Terminates
miserable life. 'iai- aaH
DO not suffer from these Irregularities when in
vestment OF one dollar lii Lyons Periodical Drops
regulate ahd restore nature to its healthy course;
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Special Advantages of this Loan.

IT is NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Offering higher rate
ofinterest than any other and The best security ANY
savings bark which pays its deposors in u S. Notes
considers that paying in the best circulating medium
ofthe country and it cannot pay in anything BETTER 70
its own assets either in Government securities or
notes or bonds PAYABLE in Government pa ner------
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CAUTTON.. CAU'FION!.!

Bearlln mind that guarantee my DROPS TO
CURE Suppression of the Menaes, from whateyer
cause, though care should be taken to asc eran il
Pfegn aucy De the cause, as these DROPS would be
sure to produce miscarriage, If taken whilst that
situation, and Nil are cautioned against using them
IS wish it distinctly Understood that do not hold
myself responsible when used under such circum.
stances. t - e.a.t 5..t 19F1#
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted as they bring the
ly period with such perfect regularity. ace sti
could furnish any quantity of testimonials of Its
etncacy from my own patients, but the practice Of
paradng bought and fictitious before the pub lie
is SO prevalent, do not deem it advisable. f.-f
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8@sS,y.slsl 3 ss.ss
NJ !: III B TwoTo SIX
H. q - ~ MH2l u 2. Z b \
ST M PToMS .

Flesh; Gonstipated Bo,oe1s; FIFTH end NerUops,
or heavy sleSp,, eoits lHsttu1 drsEms; Troubled
Rrsqtsing; Pets,tye Of Voice; hqegu5ar action Of
neck; Head0che; A6ecti0as of the Eyes; Loss Of
Memory; Sudden flashes Of Rect and Btashin0s;
Society; Relaced Condition, or DimsmisbeG Size,
Of the Genital Organs; IiUoluntary Mighty or
Daily Emissions; Frequent desire o pass Nater
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TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA

LYON 5 PERIODICAL DROPS. Ga
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS, sn
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
ays' THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
| = LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS cure all complaints
incident to the sex, and remove ali distractions
nature from whatever cause, producing health, vigor
/ and strength. 81 f'aaz 1s-s'a af4' " -
/ TbYoN'S PERIODICAL DROPS arc better than all
Pills Powders aud nostrums being fluid prspara-
ton, their action is direct AID positive, and il need
noth,rg outgood common sense to see and upder-
stand the reason why they all those ills to which
the female system is subjected, with dispatch and
degree Of certainty which nothing but
compounded fluid prepar alton could reach they are
In the most sstinate cases, '' 3" l5.' 1913
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO Do GOOD
~ RELIABLE AND SUkh TO DO GOOD
AND CANNOT DO HARM,
AND~O ANNOf Do HARM :
To the most delicate constitutions.
L1ON'L PERIODICAL DROPS will oertsinly pro-
duce the regular return Of nature, if taken day or
two before the expected period, and it 10 rim In
the profession, that prevention is better tn an cure
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS have been us cd BY
over twenty five thousand lad es within the past six
months, and the testimoney of ali is, t'It surely
cures" g..f s.f ~. a. -..r.t .s.sr ~ .,.-5.f
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DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON

by those who have other preparations which Trey
desire TO palm of upon the strength of the popularl ty
Of my Drops. But when the Druggist you apply to
has not got them, Their make him buy them for you,
or else enclose Que dollar to the nearest general
Wholesale agent, who will return you q bottle BY
turn Express.
See that the OF J1o. L. Lyon 10 written upon
the dis ectit which wrapped around each bot
tie. None others genuine Therefore, beware OF
counteries. They for sale by every druggist in
city and country, 81 25 per bottle. II you wish
lief, take no other. r.r a1eE tar8 g.
Dr. JNO. Il. LYON,
Practicing Physician, New Haven, Conn.
Who be consulted concerning all Diseases eth
er personally or by letter. e'- .23'i
2 Geo Z. Goodwin Co., Boston; D. s. Barnes
Co., New York Lord Smith, Chicago, Wholesale |
Agents. a~utey20
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Attention Farmers y!

WINE .aue,signed having purchased the Old Plan
II ing Mill property, near tho South Warehouse,
md having thoroughly reftted and stocked the same
With Tools, is new prepared to do General
requiring and J0bbinG
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From the above it will be that the number OF
policies issued in 1861, 1862, and 1868 by the New
York Life exceeded that of any other Company in the
United StStes.
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Professional Cpinioas.-ssI have used
your Specific PILLS. in many cases of Spern,Gtor-
TseG, and with the moSt72eiJect succeSs'-J. MIL
TON SANDERS NJ. D., LII D., Brooklyn.
Tits as near specific any medicine can
be- have cured very severe cases with from SIX TO
TEN DosEs."-B. KEITH, NJ. D., 3D. RepSrto,y of
Med. Science, Nea0- York
81 know of remedy in the whole lfaterSa
Nedicd, equal TO your SPECIFIC PILL in Seminal or
Urinary Weaknesses" -ADoLPH BEHRE, M d.,
Prot. Of Organic Chemistry and Paystologn N, T.
WORTHY OF ALL CONFIDENCE and devotes himself
enthusiastically to these Preparations."-D. MERR-
DITH REESE, 81 d., IL. d., american Medical
Gazette, Nea0- York. -
Il have personal &,,o'clcGge of Mr.. WINcHEs-
TER's HONESTY AND INTEGRITY, and can assure the
Profession and the pubic nat PREPARATIONS oAa
BE RELIED oN."-JAs r. Chiffon, MD, Chemist, NJ Y
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THE SPECIFIC PILL
Is not a Homeopathic remedy, nor does 1t contain
Mercury Iron Cantharides any injurious ingredient
ES- Price: 3 per box, six boxes sohe1 ordered al
oce) for SIS. sentby Mail Sold Wholesale and Retail
at the Sole General Depot in the United Statee by
J. WINCHESTER, SO John Street, n, Y,