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HEADQUARTERS RESERVE N

Adjutant Generals Office, Raleigh, Feb 10, 1865
General Orders No. f.
L. Major g. S. Sirngfeow, Assistant Adjutant Cen
era c. s P A, will relieve Capt. John w Hinsuale,
ASSIST Adjt Gen of Reserves of c. and the latter
officer will proceed to join the Sd Regiment Reserves,
n. c., its Colonel, he having been duly elected to
that office the Sd of January, 1865
The Lient-General commanding, in taking leave of
Col. Hinsdale terders his warm congratulations his
promotion and earnestly hopes that the intelligence
yea. and gaantry which has characterized his service
Staff Officer may be matured by experience into
greater usefulness in his and extended
sphere. Signed, - T. II. HOLMES,
Official: Lieut-Gen'r comd'g.
CHAs. S. SrRNGFELLow Maj & A. Genl.
Feb 20, 1868. Ct
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Ratified February 9th, 1865.

an Act an ,tnror Of Discharged Soldiers from the
Confederate States Army.
Section l. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of North Carolina and it is here
by enacted by the authority of the same, That all
persons discharged from the service of the Confed
crate States army account Of physical disability
shall be exempt from Home Guard duty unit! said
person shall be examined by State examining
board.
Sec. 2 Be it further enacted, That this act shall
be In force from and after its ratification.
Ratified Sd day of February, A. D., 1868
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attempting to Escope-A company of forty
three women recently attempted to fee from the
bonds of Mormonsm in Utah, but they were over
taken and carried back to their masters 1t is said
that the females in Utah are becoming so deter
mined to escape from their degrading bondage
that a crisis in Mormon affairs will necessarily
come soon.
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WANTED.

man not subject to military duty and uneucumber-
ed to superintend farm With proper credentials
good wages will be paid and furnished with good
home. disabled soldier is preferred. Address me
Pineville me in person at the old Homestead,
Forest Home. W. Z. ARDREY.
February 90, 1865.
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Headquarters Rcscrvc. N. Carolina,

Adjutant Generafs Ohice, KaIelgh, Feb -, I5O3. J
General Order, No. 3.
Enrolling officers in the State of North Carolina
will make diligent inquiry in their respective counties
for the arms &c, called for in Cen Lees appeal of
January 25, 1865.
They required to receive all arms brought for
ward under this appeal, and reporting them to Capt.
A. W. Lawrence, Ordnance officer Reserve n. G.
BY command of Lit. Gen. Holmes:
JOHN W HINSDALE,
Asst. Adit. General
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VIM. Gregg ESQ aGvertises that $4,000 yards
of cloth stolen from the Factory warehouse at
Graniteville while the enemy were threatening it.
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SCHEDULE OF PRICES
for North Carolina.

The Commissioners of Appraiscment for the State d,
North Carolina present their Schedule of Prices to poye
Purchasing Agents for the sixty days. with rates cor
order ct Government in the prices paid above those az
late schedule They earnestly hope there now berg NJ
excuse for holding back the products necessary 20 III
supply OF the army that farmers and Others will come ~
ward with aacrty and offer all that they can pos.ii
spare from their own consumption TO the aid Of that am
which now at last to be recognized only s,y
from the unresTaned and grasping iespotisr OF or I
harnus ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-03-14

BLANK DEEDS, Warrants, Ejsctments, SC,
for sale at this Office.
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Fdrts IN q thousand
Cunning, 125.
Dishonesty, 1875
Sneakingness, l25
-Avarce, $50
Nameless and numberless small vices no
Bacon and Cabbage, Apple Brandy aud
Sorghum Molasses, 235:
'"There," said the Devil, holding it up, edo you
call that thing 9 soul"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13
SYM PToM S.

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
sIiuht Persons find they have colo, that
they have frequent attacks and are more sem
sitive to the changes OF temperature In TINS
conditi On the nose may az Try, or slght Gus
charge, thin and acTi tilefWdroS tincA e4Au
adhesive, may eusC* ~, ~
AS the disease uec~ mes chronic, the dis
charges are lncreasr9t III. nIantity unchanged
in quality; they afe-..s : hickand heavy ana
are haylSed or co,ign ,+,s ~ The secretlons
are offensive, eauslng ,'ad breath; the VOICE
thick and nasats the +y-'. are weak the sense
of smell is lessened q. destroyed; DEAFNESS
frequently takes place
Another com flon aut important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the p., sou is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning Of thick or SHINY
mucous. which has fallen from the head dur
inc the night When has taxes place, the
person lay tsa.Eure tina Ms disease is On its
way-to the tlir5sa, ard : u Il lose no time Ill
arreSting it.
The above are bu; i,syc Z, he many Caiarrh-
al SYMPTOMS Writ =. Ar Laboratory for
our pamphlet descr ugfs3 y, ali symptoms;
1t win be sent FIR F.l l. 'ay address Also
directions where 10 pr"rUra the medicine.
WAare dalIg ec+.i q neSiEtt''rs from soldiers
in the army, and oth"r- =. all parts OF the I'm
ION, aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence OF its infaIh-
bio merits.
THIS Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, butts prapar-
ed from vegetai,le extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore it Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
t5ven to the most tender ana delicate child. ~
CALL tor ySEnLYIB'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take TO other, # not SOLD by drug
g1sts in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in letter t. us, and we viii send the
medicine by Express Price So, 90 per bottle.
Address DIR. D. H. SEELYE & Co.
$1,000 - s-...- Frna0o-f-rfil.5--
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How You Can Get "a Prize.

Send IoceRtg- Fire Cents to US, and as soon as we
receive it, We will mail you a Lert.Fcote showipe
what you are entitled TO. If the article or articles
please you, send bs OK the Certificate and One LoL
Tar ana We wiz forward you the article, no matter
how costly II may be. II the article what you
wish, STATE when send the Certificate and dollar
what o;her article OF the same value prefer and
we viii send it Il you want more than Certica
send us " aud we win send you e. for 80, eleven;
tor So thirty for $40, sixty; for SIS hundred -
Agents are wanted in the army ard in every place.
We ave an immense stock OF goods 10 dispose of
al reed a large number OF agents. Our terms to
agen's are very liberal and some, ever our lady
ageAts arr mating from IS to 500 a day. We rive
ageis &c per cent on all certificates they SELL bro
vided he remit not less then 81 for eight.
write our name and address distinctly and say
only 1oits4t Is necessary -
GERARD w DEVAUGR g. Co
owl Id Maiden Lame, N. X.
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Published May 81 1865. |

AN ACT in relation to highways and bridges
and ameDdatory of section "a of chapter I9
of the revised statutes r ..a-.' $685.
The people of the state of Wisconsin. represen-
ted in senate and assembly. do enact as fol-
Iowa
Sect ion /. Section sixty.four iG4) Of chapter
nineteen 09l of the revised statutes i. hereby
amended by adding thereto the following
And if the jury fail to agree. and shall be die
charged by the Justice IN consequence thereof
the justice shall Immediately proceed TO make
another list of fifteen treeholders II his town and
not of kin to the owner or occupant of sad
lands, and the same proceeding shall be had
in striking eff or obiecting To the persons on
such list, as is provided bv section So If said
chapter. and the same precept directed to u
constable of the town. shall be Issued. by such
justice, and shall be made returna HE in the
same manner as therein provided and at the
time and place appointed for the appearing Of
such second jury, the same proceedings shall he
had az is now required by section 81 of said
chapter. and the acts amendatory thereof"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publi-
cation E'A.tt
Approved April 10, 1865. , .o
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see what the most popu ar aud widely circulated
periodicals say OF our Eslabishment. :. t..t

periodicals say OF our Establishment. =. t..t
From the - Tribune" cf april, 81 1865
An acquaintance OF over 10 years with Messrs.
"a the higAest tel ms of them They Amo. our
old st Maiden Lane jewelers. and have long EMO, ed
wide aud enviable reputation.
From the 'IStaatS Zietum9.' ApriE oath, 1865.
Many of the hands ia our Office have specuIared IN
ne Entefpr of Messrs Devaugh Co., aud tn ugh
one of them have yet realized "a fortune,' all ex-
press themselves well pleased with their ventu e.
Two oil them by working after hours have made over
200 zach within SIX weeks.
from tie E" D1SpGtch,' Of February 25th 1866
We take pleasure in calling the attention of our read
ers to he announcement OF Messrs. Devxugh !, Co =
treat sale Of Jeweiy Silver ware, and Fancy Goods
al our advertising Columns. We are personally nc.
alnted with the members of the FL m and know
hem to be gentlemen OF sterling worth nd integrity
Ihef stock OF goods, for variety extent We have
scarcely seen paraleled.
From the = MirrO, If Fashion, March /, 1865.
Messrs, Devaugh Co.'s Great Sale Of Jewelrv.
ETC., opened on the l5if ut, aud venture 70 say
that no inner display oi goods ever exhibited by
any establishment i'll hi city. The ladies' thronved
their bazaar almost 20 sudocation, although the
streets were redered nearly impossible Ine
snow and siuSh. We predict for them wonderful
uccess.
From Tie = Ledger" February 28th, 1865.
Our lady friends should visit the extensive estab.
hshment of Messrs. Dev ugh & Co No. Is Maiden
Lane, II they wish to indulge themselves with sic
which they will long remember. such profusion If
elegant Watches, Chains, Rings, Earrings and, in
short, OF ewelry OF every name, kind an description
we never before Witnessed Their silver and plated
ware Is superb and almost casts into the shade the
other splendid establishments which have long beer
te boast of our CITY 1t estimated that their stock
is worth not less than one million of dcllers.
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REMARKS.

We determined To maintain the good reput alton
of the Factory gained under the managemen mt of Mr.
Cation, the former proprietor. We will male none
but pure WOOL serviceabIe goods do just agree
with all persons, ard under any circumsi
refuse to recti!y any errors that may be made in
business, and end to make it for the interest OF the
farmers to patronize us. A-t- -
Burlington, Wis, April, 1865.
Am4S LAW EON a. PIE RKINS.-
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TAK EN- UP Broke into the

- enclosure Of the subscriber in the, town
ofSalem, on or about the 18th day of June, $685. two
CoLT>-One. years old and the other 8 years The
gear old is So-rel Mare with white on herr the
other Bay Getdhigs witha white spot in the lore
head lhe owner] As requested to prove property. pay
charges and take T. EN- away, i II s. o. REEVE.
q, Salem, June l6ih, 1865. 49,. 49, 4w;s 5s G'4
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IN ProBute-x enosha c ounIy Cour,

IN the matter OF the estate of Peter Tuy deceased
- $500 1s al tUhom ii may Concern: b faaas n
EILEkS OF administration having been issued Bridg-
ct fully on the 2lst day of June, A. d. 1861 ST
months from aud after that day being allowed and
tor creditors to present their claims examination and
allowance; Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Viii on Friday the 2st day of July next the Probate
once In the city Of Kenosha receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all against said es
Kenosha, june 9th, 1855. /. w. WEBSTER
AVA 500 asaGsr County Judae.
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BAIGY & CO., KENOsRA,

have constantly hand, Cloths and Fiannels Of ouT
manufacture and will receive aud forward all Woo
for Manufacturing into Cloths 0 Rolls. l.. q 2.
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I'm "a Prebnie-Kenesha County CourT
In the matter Of the estate Of Bernard waxn.r IA
In Probate Keno.ha Comfy Court.

In the matter Of the estate of Lewis Dedemer deceased
- 4. 10. Dhom Il may Concern: ~ -,
ErTEKS Parliamentary onthe last VIII and testament
Of lewis Dedemer deceased having teen TO Lew
Is N Dedemer, on the 24th day of June 1885 and air
from and after said day being ao and limited
credlters 10 prefn. their claims for ton and
allowance Soteeis hereby given that the
on FRIDAY the 2st day Of July 1861 the Probate oce
and demands OF all Persons against said estate.
2 -A.,1t Z. i. w. WEBSTER,
henoshR, June "a, 1900 AVA County judge,
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TAKEN, UP,

NpROKE into the enclosure OF the subscriber in
ADthe Town Of Semers, or about the Gath day OF
June. 1866, a M1LCH COW; red with white backbone
horn shorter than the other Nc other marks noticed
rhe is REQUESTED to prove property pay charges
and take her away. WALTER DEARSLEY.
somers, June 2S, 1865. Ia .uh3 ,G4wa " so
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g. DIRECTIONS.

Put .he wool in strong sacking, not in old cotton
sheets, If you wish it to reach Be and put
your directions the inside OF the sack, with your
name and place to send the cloth. Write by mail
and there will be noetrouble in receiving your goods
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SWANS Bourbon Bitters

EE- The composition Ct DR.. Swain's Bitters having
been ma lie public, through the columns Of Medical
Journals and having been adopted a standard rem
edy by the Medical Profession, by the decision of
the Commi-si' ner of Internal Revenue, EXEMPT
From stamp DUTY.I er~9
DIR. G. II. SWAIN, PROPRIETOR.
oa 375 Broadway, New York, f.
"a South Wafer Street, Chicago.
O. A. COOK. General gent for the West
a-.a=t Chicago.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch Full
Ter; Burnham Van Schaak; Chas. q. Smith; Lord 4
Smith; ]. IL. Reed q Co.; Smith & Dryer aud all
Druggists aud G; ocers everywhere. 1y39
For sale In Ken0shi WHEELER u
CLARK, and sTARKWEATHER.
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SWANS Bourbon 3itters

H>Tf LddieS, who have tried and found most 9th
er tsS,0fnath Bitters" too hitter, nap0LdtdJIs
ana too h9ty Dtedicdted for their delicate taste
please CIV, these n trial, and you will not be
withOu them. They give tone to the stomach,
and str, Dgth to the whole system. 4 .-.
seT II tour druggist or tradesman has not got
these Bites, have him send tor them
e2E Remember the name and take no other.
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A FORTUNE!
EmDlOyment for EVeryb0dyi

Great Sale Of Jecelry, WatcheSj Chains; Dia-
Fancy Goods; &c; acosM oOer 100000
all 10 be SOfd Without reserUe. Everyone
to lure Something Vaiu06Ie.
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Read who Saws So :

From the Rev G. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Church
Peurberton, N. j., formerly Of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
l have known Hoofaud's German Btters favora
blv for a number OF wears. | have used them III
nv own family, and have oeen so pleased with their
effects that was induced to recommend them TO ma
ny others, and know that they have operated IN a
beneficial manner. take great pleasure III
thus publicly proca inning this fact, and calling the
attention If those afflicted with the diseases for which
thew are recommends d, to these Bitters knowing
from experience that leco mmendation will be sus-
tanned / do this cheerfully as Hootlauds Bit
tiers is intended to benefit the afflicted, and is not
rum drink" Yours truly, LEVI q. BECK.
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For manufacturing cashmere or fuled cloth, 65 to
10 per yard white flannel. yard wide, 81 l-2 |;
mixed ard common coiors, As cts; madden, red,
scarlet or plsids so cts. We give, shares, one-
hafthe cashmere, fulled cloth. coored plaid fam
mel, three ffths OF the white flannel that the wool
will make, One pound OF washed wool in the hsece
viii make three-fourths ora yard OF cashmere or
miied cloth, une yard of yard wide aannel.3 Dis
count one-t third on unwa he'd wool. ....f.-tr q
FOR cardng rolls 10 per ID for oilinP cts per
10; for cleansing wool 2 cts for the weight before
i is cleapsed. For fulliag, securing and pressing
home-m de clott 80 CTS, with sneartng % cts, anu
with gqging, mapping STREETS. For fl fishing com
plee, aud co0rDg, IS % 40 cts per yard For scour-
g, coioring in common coors, and dressing flannel,
25 cts the same in madden or la X, ,55 cts. For
carding and spinning 35 cts per 10, -.-, -
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The parent moves in a circle OF loving require
ments in his little dominion. and this binds he
subjects to his heart That child loves most from
whom most is expected.
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|sYineyardy Passaic, New Jersey.
X ~ 10 ~ ,woRR tRE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD.
FOR suTHEa COMMUNION TABLE
I 4, For Family Use. and Medical Purposes.

sU q 3 p
This Il an article of Wine from the Pure Port Crane
Juice, teFmented. without the addition Of spirits Oh
any liqu ors whatever Has full body, rich flavor
and slightly stimulating None is disposed OF unit
fOuEye RS old. f4t,..s I.r7i iss17i s5saH -lIiH "
s The beneficial effect derived from its use is as
stonlsI Aig thousands and cannot be realized from
hOr HER=a WINE, Dor, from the thousands of Patent
Bltters nov crowding the Ina rket.i baA 5s.sggg.t
oaAll who try nezngess their surprise that so deit>
eos Nine is II G,+0a GinOthis country, that It
is so far different from what they had expected ESQ
* sops who haYe calledt hunbug and tr ash BIZ fore
using eri knowing il the pure grippe juice, but
tbJhklng It was berry wine, have found out their
misake1aed nov lay their lives in the of this
:. Eece2eat Tor Females end RsaEAp Persons and
the Consunp.og ii 1.,.,Isi, d. a Ia stor
Agrsat hYmeGy for Kidney Affections, : Rheums-
tism and Bladder Difficulties s7iolba O, Is31im7sg
h Try u oace, ard yo4 aofH not be deGeiyed. "a b.,
E BE sure the sign atnre of ALFRED SPRRR is over
the cork Of each bottle. Soda Y nna asgs rgo a.u
n. 3 0B1NsON aa.ad WHEELER &
F. ~ .zAsqs CLARK, Ekcnosi1il, z aoi+ i4o
Druggists, aud an 6rst class dealers who also sell
the tAsTELLo PORT BRANDY, choice old arti.
clemported only by Mr. speer direct from the vault,
Of oporto. '' ...,..... u ~ |
Trade supplied in Chicago, by LORD 4 SMITH
and by A.. SPEEs, at his Vineyard New Jersey.
/ Prtneipsl Once 2Os, Broadway, Ny,
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Special announcement. 10
E. & II. T. ANTHONY & co.
of Photographic Materials,
SeI IA mOADwY?N. v. 81 ~

q.
e iagptr.' "a Wholesale AND RETAIL a~'i7sHt 81
b e'9 501, @BKOADWY;N. ". itt.'sia
In addition to our Main business ofPHOToGRAp4.
10 MATERIALS, we are b 3YsH rters for the folDovA
ing, viz -a.ss sa. o.. ~. r--fs.st Is so afr.f
'' StereOSeOpeS & StereOScOpic Views. Pa
or these we have an immense assortment, inclu-
ding War Scenes American and Foreign cites and
Landscapes. Groups statuary, ETC., etc. Also Re-
yovng Stere oscopes, for public private exhibition,
Our catalogue will be sent to any address recent
of stamp. '.-. ,. aHat# --A '-@ .99.52'
s71 &A photographic Albums, '7mi'
We were the first to intro ice these into the United
States, and we manufactur immense quantities in
great variety, ranging in prit rom 80 cents to $50
EACH Our ALBUMS have thu reputation Of being
superior in beauty and durabi to any others They
will be sent by mail, free, on receipt Of price
EH- FINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER. IA
~ ''' CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, t..,,
Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE THOUSAND
different subjects to which additions are continually
beng made, Of portraits Of eminent Americans ETC.,
viz +: about
150 Maj Genrs,1 100 1t Colonies, $50 Statesmen.
300 Brig, deueras, 25D Other OH GERS 13D Diyinesi
215 Colonies. g Navy 0ncers lk5 Authors,
49, 900 Copies Of Works Of ArsD women
including reproductions of the most celebrated En-.
cravings, paintings, Stat Ites etc. Catalogues sent
receipt of stamp. An order for dozen Pictures
from our catalogue will be filed the receipt OF 80
and sent by mail FREE. ;t. rg l-.s
/ Photographers aud others ordering goods c. @. d,
will please remit twenty per cent u the amount
with their order. t..tt ail Z" t'l. t5ll9
The prices and quality of our goods cannot fail to
satisfy. .r .sgeA not5tt.ds3 Il 6m45 l5liel
+off t.,5. Ts as7a sl9d na2siL .taer.
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From Rev. ]. IL Turner, Pastor of Hedding NJ, E. Oh.
Philadelphia.
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir :--HaVing used your Ger
man Bitters in my family frequently, prep red
say that it has been great service. D-eve THAI
III most cases OF general debility OF the system it Is
the safest and most valuable remedy of which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
J. IL. TURNER,
No. 1875 N. Nineteenth Street.
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wain's Bourbon gitters

GsFT They made of ingredients well known to
and approved by the maedtcdL procession as hav-
ing pOaoeLlQI tonic properties ate both powerful
acdpeasant, with sufficient strengthening proO.
critics to correct the bilious arrangement OF the
system, and act like charm when taken accord. T
ing 10 directions, a remedy for The following
diseases :-Indd0estaon, Dyspepsia, Jnundice,
Lt0er A6ecti0'1S, Loss Of AQpetits, LoaoneSs Of
,VIiyTk9 -s' - A.. - .'t|7FI . f.
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SWANS Bourbon BitteYs

Headache, C0sttUeneSs, and kindred diseases,
arising from a sordered condition of the Stom-
ach, Liver or Bowels. Let eoery on 9 tI'v these
agreeab bic Buffers; once tried aud used, they will
recommend them with confidence all others
who are in need OF IA wholesome, agre ca Bile and
efectual tonic. The rapidly increasing demand
, for these Bitters has induced me 10 give them
publicity, so that thousands who have not used
them, may try them and be convinced Of their
efficacy. L
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FREIGHT.

Wool to be Tasde into rolls will be tax from the
depot aud returned without charge. Wool to be man-
ufactured may be sent by railroad mot by expressly
from any part OF Wisconsin, Illinois Iowa. and we
will pay all freight charges, aud return by express
the retura charges to be paid by the customer. ,