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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the alat day Of January, 1865.
DrEIrE q ruE ArnIInn nr Gr

To expire on the Jl9t Uay OIJhntAry, 1865.
OFFICE OP TnE AUDITOR " STATE, I
Insurance Department, Columbus, o., Jan X, ~.
| WHEREAS, The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at New Haven IN the state Of Connecticut has
filed his office sworn statement of it, condition,
rol red hy the first section Of the act ro rrg-
late Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the
State of Ohio" passed April sth, 1885,; mud amended
February nth, 1901; and Whcrcaa, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
II Ia possos sod of Mt least ONE HUNDRED llIOUS-
AND DOLLARS 0f actual Capital invested in Stocks
or Bonds, or in Mortgages of Real Estate, worth
doul" the amount Tor which the same is mortgaged;
and, Whereas, snid Company has filed in tins office II
written instrument under Its corpOrntc seal signed
by the Precedent aud Secretary thereof, authorizing
any Agent or Agents Of said Company in this State TO
acknowledge service Of process for and in behalf of
rald Company according to the tcrn' Of said Law.
NIg, Therefore, in pursuance Of th" first section of
the nlorcsId nrt, LANES II, GOODMAN, Auditor Of
State for ohio. dohercby certify that said HOME IN
SuRhNCE EGOMPANY,o Y,of New Haven, Is authorized to
transact the business Of Fire and Marine Insurance in
this State until the thirty-irst day of january, the
| year one thounnd eight hundred and sxty-sik.
| IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto sub
scrhch my name aad caused the seal Of NY office TO
be affixed the day ana year above written:
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
| taLAL.l Auditor OF state.
| Applications received and policies promptly issued
by Is r. REINMUND, Agent, at Lancaster, ..
March o. lSG5--3w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30

3 A FRsHcu SoGSc.-As FrcnchmAn
named Souloges, n native ol CoImar,
has for some time past been exhibit.
ing, with great success, at Wurlzburg,
as 4 lion tanner Ono day he entered
den containing y lion and lioncss,
and made them 90, through various
performances, The spectators loudly
applaudcd. Elatcl by tlese p|Nudits,
Soulagcs determined to do something
more extraordinary, and for that pur-
pose he collected in ono den lion, n
iionoss, n white bear, two black bears,
four hycnas, two wolves, and tiger
llo then entered himself, whip in hand
but the door was scarcely closed when
the tiger m0do spring ut tho white
bear. This was the signal Tor n ter
rihs Struggle b1twoon all the beasts
o. who appeared ut once to recover their
natural lcrocity. Soulagss hoping TO
intimiluto tho animals, lir1d two pistol
shots Mt the tiger and white boar
This act sealed his fate, for the tiger
leaving the bear sprang on his keep
or, threw him down and began to
tear him with his teeth and claws
The other beasts, rendered. furious by
the smell Of blood, all fell on tho un.
happy man, and in low minutes he
was torn to pieces and almost entirely
doyoured, in the presence OF tho hor-
ror struck spectators, who were power
less 10 render assistance Foreign Pd
DsT,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30

DR., Strickland's Pile Remedy has cured thousands
ofthc worst cases of Blind and Bleeding Piles. II
gives Immediate reefand effects permanent cure.
For sale 10y all Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, U.
Febl 49, 1864 i7lY
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30
4 SEWING MACHINE EVERY
THREE MINUTES.
THE WHEELER & WILSON MANU-
t. FEATURING COMPANY,

New York, that loves excitement, has had her fill
oflate. Since the attempt to fire the hotels, there
has been lull. have had q trip into New England.
have justlooked in upona characteristic American
institution. neat and not little village, with its Iy
ccum, ts po,t-otlicc, its steam fire department aud
artillery company, nine hundred OF ahoscinhabt-
ants have one common pursuit, are one payroll,
and maintain all the best aduncts and appliances of
New England village life, while they blend their com
mon labor and skill in the great mmuhctory, the
heart and motor ofthc whole. The village is an ad-
junct to bridgeport Congectcut and the enterprise
is the WhcQler& Wilson Alnpk,eturns Company.
AyallnG mysclfuf leisure afternoon, Mr.. Perry,
the grntlcmlny eupcrlnl"hdeht and crctaiy oithc
Company showed me through the promises, and u
most interesting occasion It was. The splendid pile
Iofbulings enclose an entire quadrangle, with a
front on the N. Y. ~ II. Rm road side Ola quartor
of mile less fifteen feet, ana ar. hcd win costly
machinery. llottcd down on my thunb-nal rs you
may say, fcG figures to lp expanded INTO pctcr;
they so strnck me ~ H. proof OF what American
invention has I,Nchcd in tbs queen OF SCwingma-
chimes. On the whole, send ypu the memoranda;
AMI let thu readcr instruct morcIollmn2u' inlcr-
cnce- for himself. There I9 nothing lSc hS'ir' to
prove pQmt. Figuresw,ll not lie. Here you have
| my fuCt1 in tabular form:
Cdpthi employ VOU,Uul
Men emuloy ed ......... 800
Acres ~ manuiArtory prcinlScs............" D
Machines daily product"..................... ZUU
Every three ninutcs.................' |
IN arrears ol o,V"U
Numberin l7O,Wm
In excess ofHny to l2J,ND
Seamstrcss power, single machinc.,."".... W
" - daily product 2,WHl
| " " tptM product ................ 1,7OD,Wj
| In other words this mnnutct0ry hns added to the
industrial world the effective force Oi 7H0U0 seam
stresses, aud iS swcllngthc immense numberhy ad-
ding 2,OJ0prflay You observe that nrccptthG np-
proved careful estimate that the Wheeler Wilson
mach nc is cqilnl to ten women. Wha; wonder the
W. W. is famous? It has conquered even British
prejudice in its strUnghois. Charles Dickens hu,-
stil has made L the subject Of inely turned article
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30
Suhacrihcd and sworn before mn, this 10th dny Of
january, lS65. LAYMAN Il. MUNSON,
[Sramp.l Commissioner for the State OF Ohio.


Columbus, Ohio, Jan. ~, 1865. I
Its hereby certified, that the foregoing is correct
copy Of the sa n"nt Of Con lt6pn OF the HOME IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Of New Haven, made to and
filed in this office, for the ycnrls6i
Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
[sEAt. Hr Auditor of State.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30

neA.Oncida County, New York, pro.
duced last year 3,5OO,O0O pounds Of
choose, 4 woman had five cows, and
mado of cheese and butter Slj2 worth
from each cow, her butter bringing 5C
cents per pound, She eXceIIcd all hen
helghbors, who mado from SsS TO Sl3t
nor cow
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30
kZX|!XzIIzZZzzZ7 VI! I ! II;

All the Medical men and the Press recommend DR..
Strcklands Antl-Cholera Mixture as the only certain
remedy for DarrhGa and Dysentery. 1t il comb.
nation of Astrngents, AbsOrbants. Stimulents and
Carmnntivcs aud il warranted to affect cure after
all other means have failed. .. t.. f...-
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
County Of Ndw Haven, SS'


DoUGLAs II. SArrERLEg. President. and CHARLES
WILSON, Secretary ofthe HOME INSURANCE COM
PANf, being Seycrny sworn, deposo and say that
the foregoing ls full true and correct statement Of
the affairs of the sll Company; that the said nsur-
nnce Company is the bona ide owner 0t at least one
Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual Cash Capital in
vested ~ Ntorts and ii0ns, or in mortgages Rcnl
Estate, worth l"ufle the amount for which the same
H. mnrt2aged; IN h~t they the above described
Oitcers OF said Insurance Company
b. Il. SATTERLEE, Pasiiom.
CHAS. WILSON, SocrctHry.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30

br Strlcklands Melllluous Cough Balsam is war
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarscncss, Asthma,
Whoopng Cough Sore Throat Consumption, and all
affections Of the Throat and Lungs,
For sale by Druggists General Depot, Eaat
Fourth strcrt. Cincinnati. 0. ----------
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-30
IOtal LlaDlllt,es'.. .'........"......".."..
". MISCELLANEOUS.

The greatest amount insured in any one
risk ........ s25OOO 90
The greatest. amount allowed by ther rules
to he ipsurcd in any ono city, town or
ylllagc--acrUrdng to its size
The greatest amount allowed to be insured IN any
Que block To its length and structure.
Tile amount otlts capital or earnings deposited In
any other state, sccurtySDr losses therein-none.
The Charter, Or Act Of Incorporation of said Com
paDy preCiowyticdS
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-17
1rALTAEB TRlnPLB.

She sits On the brink Of the frozen lake,
In the carnival Of the park,
Aud seems an angel come down to cheer
The winter So naked and stark.
In the wind her dainty red ribbon blows
Her blue skirt daunts and futters
And see, asI peep sc her shapely hose
Thst she cannot lace up her cutters
Oh, what would give to takein my hand
The cold litte foot she is tapping, q
And feel how il pulses within my grasp,
Or starts when too tightly I N strapping
Her pure white stocking Like snowflake
Her gaiter-my great palms mock it
[ wish I could kiss it for arts sweet sake,
And carry it Of in my pocket.
She strives and strives with her tiny gray
glove .-.-
The obdurats band to make truckle;
IfTHero skate she might squeeze me to bits
But would obey her and buckle
And whileuo distressed, the wind in her cape
It's amorous hand introduces,
And shows ne her beautifulness Of shape
IA dozens Of frOlicksome ruses.
lam charmed like bird at these glimpses
IculL
And quit masqueraders and moekers,
Tofit raund about her, as swOOps great gull,
And mimic "high Dutch" on my "rockers;'
All TOO boldly l watchi am caught IN the
act;
Let me hide my ohagrin in the distance
But she merely exelaims, as she pOnders the
fact;
'fWilI you please, sir, come tony assist-
snce
50 crouched &C her knee, with her foot at
my heart,
I peep now aHd then at her bushes,
She leans like q robin upon my neck,
And talks like a thrush in the bushes.
Too soon It is done "Little gaiter, I-cry,
rHoW wish Ecould keep you besides mel''
''Little skate" she replied, 'if so awkward
must Let this gentleman guide me"
Again she essays, with my heart in her eyes
To conquer the posture unsteady,
HNoV,. Cupid " say, "may she only cap
si1el .t--
Though in truth she is ''picked up al
ready l"
She. is OIL She is down. Be blind all
mankind,
To her bIushing exposure and choler
Save myself who an gliding up to her, be-
hind,
To lii her again and console her
With my fingers atingle upon her wrist
Together we skim the crystal;
The ice that carries her Ger like leaf
Cracks under my tread like pistol,
Far away the lake to its snowy shores
Bears the multitude on in the gambol,
And l see the funkies in livery
TooIr dayum an the finn frou the NRamhle D
I wonder If when we two shall ride
Down the avenue in our brougham,
And the folks on foot bow to me and my bride,
Ifeither Of US can "knoW emf"
flour breeze Of HGermaus" and balls du sair
Tom Scrawl and Ned Easel may weather.
Fer artists, and writers, and that sort Of
choir,
Are not the cheese altogether.
'iFair phantom, plead, "do challenge
your hate,
Though far you must dwell above me,
Nv need to make, when teach you to skate;
10 teach you in turn to love me "
Her soft eyes are sly as the twinkle Of .
mouse,
And she says with coyish doubt
81 an chambsrmaid in a bOarding-houseI
And this is my afternoon out"
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-17

1884, by Rev. j, W. McEarlaIlcl'
BRorHBR soLD1Ens; Last Thursday I re-
eeivsd from your worthy Colonel the follow
ing note:
HEGDouAETERs 74rH ONO VET, ISFAETRY,O
Near Big Shanty, Ga, June othi lo6A J
REv. J. W. MCFARLAND; ..-.-
Chaplain The good fortune which has
favored our regiment since we entered upon
the present afduous and perilous campaign,
calls for our most profound thaaks to Him
who "ruleth in the armies Of heaven and
among the inhabitants Of the earth"
You are respectfully requested to hold di-
vine service at the first favorable OppOrtuni-
" specially dedicated to Thanksgiving for our
sueoess and preservation
JOSIAH GIVEN,
Col. 74th 0hiO=Vet. fufantTys-
lam glad the COloneI's mind and my own
Fan in the same channel in reference to this
matter. It was already my purpose to take
as the theme for my next discourse our obi
gations Of gratitude 10 God for his special good
Res5 70 as as aregimeHt and for our success as
an army daring the present terrible campaign
thus far crowned with signal success.
All civilized and Christian people have in
every age recognized special occasions as
particularly demanding thanksgiving to the
occur in the life of a nation, in the life Of a
church, or any organized civil scientific OF
religious society, in the eheckered life Of an
individual, and certainly not less clearly do
they occur in the life Of an army or a partic-
ular regiment When such occasions do Oc-
cur it is criminal not to have those feelings Of
thankfulness that are produced by a just
sense Of dependence, and a right appreccia-
tion Of goodness gratuitously bestowed upon
u.s. Among ourselves man who viii receive
special faTors from his fellow soldiers, or from
his superior officer, without any menifesta.
tiOn Of thankfulness, is justly regarded as
the meanest Of men,. He is even lower thar
the beast that has not been endowed with rea.
son or sense Of moral obligation. Even
"a dog will fawn on any one,
Who greets him with a kind caress
The flower wilIturn towards the-sun,
4 That nUrtuFes it into loveliness" -
The frozen winged bird that you have FED
and cared for in winter, grateful for yOul
kindness, will sing at your window in sum
mer. In what light then, must the giYeI
of all good, the Author of all being and bless
ing. look upon man whom he has endowed
with reason and a knowledge Of his account
ability, and who has in his heart no GRATITUDE
for special favors from his liberal and pro
tectlne hand Hear the language Of the grea
Father in regard TO such: "Hear o heaven
and give ear, 0 earth Behold have nour
ished and brought up children and they havt
Te5elled against me Do ye thus requlte tn
Lord, foolish people and unwisel Is h
not thy Father who hath formed thee, hath b
not made aud established thee " In th
Bible he has classed the unthankful wit
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-17
a SERMON.

Preached before the 74th Ohio Vet
ersn Volunteer Infantry, on Battle
Field, near Marietta, Ga, June 18th,
1884 by Rev. ], W. Mcfarland.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-17
aaleft 9oetrg,
q pREAH q -. Z

I'VE give this poem to our readers viii, on.
IE ths remark that Il is exquisite-sEquisile.l
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-17

40, thou who driest the mourner's tearrY
How dark this world would be, .-..,.r r
If when distressed and troubled here
We could not fly to theel"
The thought of the dead, the wounded and
the bereaved, is a dark shade on the sunlight
and joy of victory. But the cup of life is new
er filed exclusively with nectar. 1t has its
portion of gall and wormwood in every con-
ditiOn, even in days of peace, and
"He who has not learned to know,
How false Its sparkling bubbles show,
How bitter are the drops Of woe
With which its brim may overflow,
He has not learned to live"
An old heather poet said "tH0 gods give
nothing TO nortals' without great labor!
This is the voice of all experience. Labor
and pain are the price of everything valuable
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23
Mutton the Meat for Farmers.

The cheapest meat for farmers is mutton.
It may safely be said it costs nothing. The
wool that is annually sheared from the body
of every sheep, richly pays for its keeping.
In this climate it costs less than at the
North, on account of the shortness of our
winters. Then there is the increase-an
item of great Importance. The increase is
so much clear profit. From this increase
the former eau get all his meat for the year
if he likes. Or he may save the lambs and
take some of the older sheep in their place
The pelt of the sheep, if killed for mutton,
is also saved and sold. which is worth near
ly as much as the sheep would sell for.
1t is also the most convenient meat to have
on hand. In the warmest weather farm
er can take care of one sheep after being
killed. without letting it spoil With beef
this is not 80 easy.
One hand can kill and dress sheep in an
hour. 1t takes but little time or trouble to
Kill sheep, not near so much as to kill and
dress hog or beef. On account of con-
vepience and economy, we say keep sheep
and live upon mutton.
We have, said nothing about it's being
the healthiest food This is admitted. 1t
needs no arguments or facts to prove it
1t is true that pork is the chief meat of
farmers. 1t is the unhealthiest of ALL
whether fresh or saturated with salt to
preserve it sound.
Let every farmer keep sheep. They are
the most profitable stock on farm. The
hogs back only yields bristles. while the
sleeps yields downy WOOL All that you
feed to the hog is gone, unless you kill it,
while the sheep will pay you for IFS keeping
with its fleece yearly, The hog is filthy,
voracious ani,nal-the sheep gentle as a
dove and neat and cleanly.-RWraL WorLd
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

"Always buy your chestnuts boiled, said
Mrs Snow to Abemlech, who was about in
vesting penny in that little brown com
modify, ''cause the raw ones want looking
after, and the wormy ones you have to
throw away; but with the boiled ones it
don't make no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can't
hurt nobody when there boiled.'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23
Circuit Court, County of KenOshn and
state of wisconsin.

Summons for Relief
Henry Taylor, Pf't, I .. ....
against
Sas Lloyd, Martha Lloyd so cent u. 8. Internal
his wife aud Nelson Rev. Stamp cancelled
GalliG, DefpS.
The State of Wisconsin,
To the a bove named Defendants.
NTOU are hereby SUNNI oned and required to ans
II swer the complaint in this action, OF which q
copy 10 herewith served upon you, and to serve
copy of your answer to the said complaint on the
subscribers their Office, in the city and county OF
Racine. i'll said state within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive OF the day OF such service;
and it you fail to answer the said complaint withiA
the time aforesaid, the plaintiG will apply to tie
court for the relief demanded in the complaint said
complaint flied in the office of the clerk OF sal
court, the city OF Kenosha said county OF Keno.
sha, on the both day Of October A. ID. 1865.
ADAMS HAND,
. -.- Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Racine, Wis.
Witness, the Hon. David Noggle, Judge
go. OF the First Jucicial Circuit for the state
lis OF Wisconsin, at the city OF Kenosha, this
"-' Both day of October, A. d. 1865.
6w22 L. b. NICHOLS, Clerk.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

Ea-Out of 242 members of the Vermont
Legislature, 154 are farmers, % merchants,
II lawyers 6 clergymen and II various.
10 religion the Congregationalists are ahead.
having sixty members, SO Methodists, 81
Universalsts, % Baptists, 40 of no prefer
ence, the remainder of about dozen differ
ent beliefs. fF- SOON .s4Es
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

WIN you who suffering from Dyspepsia Indigestion
ausaa Eeartbafn, SICK neadache Tramp ana Pains 10
the Stomach and bowels Aedity Of the Cholera
bus, D. and General Debility weakness OF
ne whole sYstem-try but single bottle, will never
urge you again if we fail in this Our knowedge
OF Its merits the united testimony of all who have
tried it. the eneomums Of hundreds Of
your duty yourself and the beneficial result
as the sunshine, all earnestly persistenty urge you to
just try bottle If what is
concerning wonderful virtues are not
found % be If do not that the operation
the medicine is instantaneous and perfectly wonderful
will rsnounee profession the public health
and retire from the field admitting that ncompe-
ten to compound medicinal preparation which would
be entitled to your confidence.
Sold By Druggists Price SlOo per Bottle
c. G. CLARK q CO, Propr.stors,
New Haven, Conn.
LORD SMITH. Chicago, Wholesale ACTS
for the West. For sale in this place, by +.
and WAEELKR * CLARK. Iy6aw
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23
In Probnte-Keno.ha County Uourt.

In PrObaIe-KenOsha County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Enoch Bent deceased
GAN reading and fling the petition of Alfred Ack-
" erman, of Randall, in the county of Kenosha,
representing among other things, that on the 10th
dey OF April, 1861 the said deceased contracted to
convey him the said petit the premises known
and described the half of the west half OF the
north west quarter of section 81, one north
range 10. Also lot No. 2, section 81, a.
range 49, Also the west part of ot No one ~, secs
tion 81 town o. range ~, and claiming that lie
the said petitioner is entitled to a convey
of said premises and pray that JoannaL Bent
administrator Of the said Enoch Bent, deceased, be
authorized and directed by decree OF this court, to
make and execute a conveyance of said premises to
him the said petitioner. 1t is ordered that said PEI
ttion be heard before the Judge of This court, on
Friday, the I'd day of December next at two O'clock
p M OF that day. And it is furthe. ordered that
tice thereof be published six successive weeks before
such hearing, in the KeDssha Telegraph news.
paper printed in the city and county of Kenosha.
6W23 /. w. WEBSTER,
Dated Kenosha, Nov. 6, 1865 County Judge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

FIN - PIANOS,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
RICH SILVER WARE,
Gold JewPiry, Opera GIasses, PHOTO
graph Albums. &c.
ALL OF WHICH will be sod at tn. one average price
OF $500 each without regard to value and OF to be
paid tor untn you what you will receive The
iast article tc be sod * this Sale for Two Dollars,
Is worth from $500 to $1,000
At the usual Retail Prices the articles range as
high
GOLD WATCHES & PIANOS,
" orth from $3.50 to $1,000 Each
We will give whenever preferred in exchange for
The smallest article sold for Two Dollars in this Sale
a splendid eavy Plated Richly Engraved
SILV Err BUTTER Dish, OR CASTOR,
value 5000 or Beautiful
0O Picture photograph Album, Worth Sc 90.
So you the very lowest articles YOU can get ara
worth from s. 90 to $40 90, while there is possibfiit
10 get any o the valuable articles. from Silver
Cake Basket or Tea Set, 81 600 grand Piano FIR
only two dollars. On this novel One Price GoId
Plan by purchasing direct the Manufactured,
20 Retailers JO0Uers, &c.
The plan adopted, is the price system of advert.
sing recently organized and becoming 50 very popu-
lar eVerywhere-as follows:
SEALED ADVERTISEMENTS.
OF all the articles well mixe and given regard
less OF cho &c 20 tustomers. The buys five.
cry valuable Recipes, worth many dollars each \
and a oolecton of popular songs for twenty five.
cents, and on opening the sealed advertisement 4
given him. gets adescuption of the article for sale
at LOO, and its value and 1t is then at your option
to send 81 90 and take il not you nay thus be SO
fortunate as to purchase Watch Piano or any
article IN he stock for So 90, and get lelR
than Sc 90 worth at usual prices
Sealed Advertisements mailed with Receipts and |
Songs free. 70 cents 70. package 81 90 for 5
$500 Tor H. 50 on for 80 $40 90 for g. sl5 o. for 100
Address, O. DUNN Actuary, Gold Jewelfy a.
zaar, 50 So, 81 & SO Madison ST. CIR Dearbon (
Chicago, Ill. 6a20
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23
GOES DYSPEPSIA cT1RE,

Does not exbilirate excite the patient s erer k
alcoholic btters and beverages all advertised to Vs.
pepsa, but it is medicine wonderfully adapted t
all diseases of the stomach and bowels.