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The Constitutional Amendment.

The Amendment of the Federal Constitu-
ton, ahoIshng and prohibiting Hutnan SIa-
very throughout our country. which was pro
posed IN Congress and adopted by two
thirds vote in either House, has already been
approved aud ratified by the Legislatures Of
seventeen States Gncluding loyal Old Vir-
oiniaN &c foIIo,rs.
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Ia Kentucky proves recreant Follow
ing the foolish example Of the Delaware
legislature, the Slnate Of that State has re-
fused to ratify tie constitutional amendment
aboIishing slavery. These people, by con
tinuing to hug the black curse III their bo-
SONS, and shutting their eyes to manifest
destiny, " are calling down upon themselves
the reproach of civilized mankind and the
curse of heaven.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD OF SuPERyrsoRs
kenosha Cenutv. Dec Ii 1874

he fol owing is list % redeemed pieces tracts
or lots of land siu"te in the County of Kenosha
State of Wisconsin which were sold on the I'd day o.
september, d. 1852 for the unpaid taxes OF 1861
lated thereon TO the last da of redemption due on
each parcel Now therefore, notice is hereby given
that unless such lands redeemed or before the
I'd day of September, A. D 1865, they will be con-
veyed to the purchasers thereof
The following lots and parcels of lard are situate
IN the or of Section 81, Town q Range 23 in the
First Ward of the city Of KenoSha:
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6 z MPToMS

Dera,,ged Digestion; Loss Of appetite; Loss Of
Flesh; Gonstipated Bo,oels; Fstat and Nervous,
or heavy sleep, aoitS lastf@5 dreams; Iroa6led
breathing; Fatsre Of Totce; 1,Teg,t51ar Gcts0@ 81
neck; Headache; A6sctioas Of the Eyes; Loss Of
Memory; Sudden .57ushes Of Heat and Blastfngs;
General Weakness and Indolence; AUerSto1l to
Society; ReIared Condition, or Diminished Size,
of the Genital Organs; IsUoluntdfy -bSgsSzy or
DdiLy Emissions: Frequent desire 20 p0ss Water,
with attending sensations; Meld'Icho5 &c.
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JUDICIAL ELECTION.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,

| OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
Madison, Wisconsin.
NoTcEis hereby given that cleo tcn will be held
on the 4th day Of April 1865 in the several towns
wards and eectlOn precinct in the county of Renogbs
or county Judge for said comfy, to the Hon
isaac W webster whose term will expire the 3Ist day
December 1863 The eiection conducted
canva ssed aud returns made pursuant TO law
In tness whereof, ! have hereunto set nv
SCI, hand affixed the great seal Of The state Of IA
SEAL. the capitol in Madison this 1stb dav
RI ,'.ef February. 1865. Wy
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TIE sPEcIEIc Pill

Is not a Homeopathic remedy, does it contain
Mercury Iron Cantharides injurious Ingredient
e- Price 5 per box, six boxes (9che2a oF4efed a
ocs) for So Sentby Mail SoldW hOlesale and Retail
at the Sole General Depot in the United State, BY
]. WINCHESTER, Sc John Street, N. z,
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LUoIUs FAIRCAILD, Secretary Of State.


ShefV y ODtce, henosha, Feb %, 1865.
Notice s hereby given that IN accordance with the above
notice an election will be held in the owns wards
and eetIon precnc Of the county Of Kenogha
day Of April 1865 for the purposes theirn eet forth
gw3S W BAKER, Sheriff of Kenosha 10
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REJECTED.

CLOTH FROM MILK WEED We have been
shown several specimens of textile fabrics
woven from tie seed incosing fiber which
fills the pods Of the plant well known as Milk
Weed, aud botauicalIy named the AscieDjaS
Syrtaca. These fabrics are very soft and
pleasant to the touch, as would be expected
but seem also quite firm aud strong, as
would not be expected. Mr. James P. Nc
Lean, No. 81. Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, l..
l.. has p5Uented discoveries or inventions
whereby this substance is utilized. 1t takes
dyes admirably-Inuch better than Cotton
and shedsSts seeds without ginning or 9TH
er difficult labor. A Company has been
formed to engage 10 its manufacture. We
know nothing of the prospects of that com
Pany; but We advise every farmer who has
dry Milk-Weed stalks standing about him
to set children TO gathering the fiber aud
saving it for in the present dearth of cot
ton it is quite likely to command price
N. l. Irtbuae
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This is article o. Wine FROM he Pure Port Grape
Juice, fermtrted, witno1t III addition of spirits or
any liquors whatever. Has Is fG.! body, rich flavor
and slightly stimulating Nrne is disposed of unit
four ye"rs old.
The beneficial effect derived from It's use is as
touis il g thousands, ard cannot be realized from
OTHER WINE, from The thou ,ands of Patent
Btters crowding the market
AL whc try i errress their surprise that SO del>
Wine is oatl-G i tits country. and that it
is 80 far different from what they had expected
Some who have called it humba2 aud trash before
using or knowing it was the pure grape juice, but
thinking it was berry wine, have 'oucd their
mistake, aud now lay their lives in the of this
Wine.
E2cceUentIor Females on3 WeollV Persons and
the COnSu8paeoe.
great Remedy for Kidney Affections, Rheuma-
tism, and B adder Difficulties,
Try it once and yOw 1ojH not be deceiUed.
~ Be sure the signature Of ALFRED SPEER is over
the cork of each bottle Sod By
ROBINSON mad EaEEEE4EEs s.
CLARE szcsao@gs,,
Druggists, and all first class Dealers who also sell
| The CASTILLO PORT BRANDY, ii choice old arti-
imported only by sir Jpeer, direct from the vaults
of Oporto.
Trade supplied N Chicago, by LORD & sNITH
and by A. SPEER, At his vineyard. New jersey
PrImctpat DihGe 30S, Bro alVay, ". Y.
lys
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ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
In almost every case.

1t is impossible enjoy the bloom of health and vi
yacIty of spirits, unless the Menses regular
the time, the quantity, and quality. When they az
obstructed nature makes her forts to obtain for il
some other outlet, and unless these efforts of nature
are assisted the patient usually experiences Des.
pondency, Nervousness, and finally, CONSUAPT ION
assumes its sway, and prematurely terminates a
miserable life.
Do not suffer from these Irregularities when an in
Vestment OF one dollar ia Lyons Periodical Drops
viii regulate and restore nature to It's healthy course
and @>'
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BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN ZINE

Let no disease destroy your cOnstitutiOu.-Fry a
Oottle of my PEkiUDICAL DROPS, aud you will b..
satisfied that Impo5!O-. Tell your alIlict ed
friend what restored the bloom of heauh | your
cheeks, thereby confer more valuable
than gold For painful scaLty Menstruation il Is
Just the thug. have now in my mind an instance
OF a lady wno had been suffering from pain nj Men
situation two or three years, cUufniug her to her
each time. Shl mad applied to several eminent
physicians without relief, when bottle of my
DROPS entirely urFd her
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LOOK TO YOUR IN TERESTS
Count the Costs ard Profits F.!

Good Jeans or satinets worth per
yard at wholesale ..................... rs cts.
or Sr yarG Ia9 pes S" 70 c 81 cts
Cne loom will lily weave 10 yards o. Jeans or Sat
nets in u day, making saving to the wearer Is
yards profit 90 the manufacturer per day, IS 40,
To the farmer who raises his wool ard manu-
features it into cloth for home the MARKET ch
greater profits realized, his wool bring him
double what it would in its raw state.
Foi town rights single looms for Keposha and RAJ
cine counties apply tie subscriber his residence
in SonleTs, or address SO
q. GsE1EsE&EES. Kenosha
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IlIinois-Senate q House.

l. Feb. l, IiIinois-Senate q House
2. Feb. 2, Michigan Sena te & House.
3 Feb. l, Mary laud-IIop.se; Sd Senate
4. Feb ., Rhode sand-Senate & House
.. Feb. 2, New York Senate; Sd. House,
9. cd. 3, Mass Senate and House,
Z. Feb. 3. Pen'i- Senate and House.
8. Feb. Z, " est Virginia-Sen & House,
8. Feb. z? Missouri-Senate & House,
10. Fet,. s. Maine-Senate & house.
II. FEB s, Virginia-Senate & House,
u Feb s, Ohio-Senate & House, ~
13. Feb. g, Minuesota-Senate & House,
IA Feb s, Kansas-Senate and House,
10 Feb 10, Indiaua-Sonate 18th, House.
l6 Feb 16, Nevada-Senate and House.
II. Feb. "a, Wisconsin Sen. & Assembly,
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Or. JNO. T.. LEON,
PRO ctic;Df- Db,ys;o.,.,, n II
TOOK'S PALMELLA.

~ An elegant Cosmetic for the Hair-tba ,,ao.
ana best Hair Dressing known 1t gradually restore.
gray Hair to It's original color S'Oi e
Just received at the UNION DRUG STORE.
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sorlp,.r. E.nndn

Elward Wech-pt NV a. beg "a rds 23
ms 5 He cor sd or a. sec s 25 rds 81
ks. " to linz of h ghway ,noriherly
on sd line 10 a point due of beg,
:, hence to beg 2 10 IS
CuttiEg-pt Or sc or sec q beg
10 rds oil NV COZ sd NV Or re Or IS rds
"a r0s 10 ks 65 rds "a rds Is Iksto beg 10 322
Or s 100 SO 46
Watson A Fox-pt ne or ne Or, beg 20
rds ne co.. ne q, W 40 rds, 50 rds
40 r6s, so Us 10 beg IA 30 8 o.
JOHN Ayer-w hf sw or sc or SO 20 0 ID
TaVlor- pit Sc or Or beg 10 rds W
Sc cor Or sec W II rds, 40 rds e
IL rds, A rds to beg, except h gh-
way and track SO 8 81
Iohh Bullen-pt Sc or or beg IS rds
W Sc cor or sec, W rds, 40 rds
Ell rds ~ rds TO beg 80 ] Q
The foIJowaag in ToDn 2, Ranqe %:
sykes--w hf ar and also Off
hf Sc or ne a. 10 acres. 1922 % is
l. s! kes--e 30 acres or IS 80 So
sykes--e 70 acres sw Or IS rs % 68
Jenne-pt ne ar NV qrsec 81 beg
~ rds of me- cerEw ar s96 rds 30
rds.n 36 IDS TO beg except h track 81 48.4 sc
BulleB-w hf ne or nwq ar 81 % II 80
II Bullen- 3-4 NV or NV ar 81 20 On "a
y Bullei--p wqr NV ar sec 81 beg at
centre OF NV Or of sec, 40 rds W 70
rds, 40 ds Z 10 rds to beg. 81 3 30
Fisk pit hf sw a. 81, beg 40 rds
s aud 4, rds of sw ore 4
rods, s 81 l-2 rods " to NV of Fishs ad-
dttion thence line Of sd addition toa
point 2 rods Of line Of sw ar Of Sec W
- ~ i Hoo rods, ~ rods, Sc rods, a 20 rds
@ e. beginning 81 Il II %
o Fttk-L9g DIX g. sw qr 81 3 30
60 Blk Z. sw Or 81 %
60 L0t4 Dix g. swqr 81 20
,a DO All Of blk lying of line, e hf
Of sd or 81 on
foo All Of lot blk II, sw ar sec lyingw
Of V line hf sd Or sec 81 oOz
L do. Al Of bk IL lying ofw line
. f.-., e hf sd or sec, and n Of n line X f
&9IER rack 81 10
. do, All Of Il bk II sw or sec lyngw
OF " line e If sd or sec 81 3O|
~, JOSEPH v. QUARLEs
Clerk Of the County Board of Supervisors of Kenosha
' lS"03 county, Wisconsin.
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.gUDsCsAH. ELECTE0H.
office cf0te Secretary Of state, !
hY.I;,av }

Madison Wisconsin
NoTIcE is hereby given that election will be held on
The ash day Of Apr 1865 in the several towns wards
and election precincts II the first judicial circuit If lie
state Of Wisconsin comprising Tho counties Of Rscine
n0Sha, alwortb kock ard Green. ude Of thy Cir
cult Court Of said distrctto succeed How David Noe
gle, hose term oi service Will expire the 31st day Of
Deceribfr 1866 The election to be conducted,
vassed and r'tcras made pursuant 10 law.
E. In i" tneas whereof have herepnto set my hand
aud atfxed tie great seal Of the tate Of Nisc"n-
A siu at che capitol N MADISON this IS IN day OF
February leG5
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$40 Gents Gold Hunting watches $50 to $50 each
| 800 Ladies Gold and t.nam d-case Watches 50 70
250 Gents Hunting Case Silver Watches 80 20
1000 Gold Vest and Neck Chains Is 80
5000 G,ld Oval Band Bracelets 4
S060 Chased Gold Bracelets 10
250o Chatelaiue Choins ana Guard Chains 20
1000 Soil aire and Gold Brooches 10
20g0 Lava and Florentine Brooches 6
5000 Coral. Opal and Emerald Brooches
| 5000 Mosaic Je Lava x Florentine Ear Drops4
1900 Coral, Opal and Emerald Ear Drops s
$500 God Fob and Vest W Htsdsi k p9s s
SS9 Sets snitags seeTe BS Sass
30 Cole Thimbles, Pencils sc,
l lSSS hoSh''' Magic 5. ring a5s %
5000 Gold Toothpieks, Crosses &c. s
5000 Chased Cold sings ii
i00OOS tone Set and si5let Rings go 10
760g sets Ladies' Jewe.ry-Jet and Gold . Is
GOO 500o Sets Ladies, Jewelry-t aimee Pearl sea Is
lO00OGold Pens aud Gold-mounted Holders > 10
5000 Gold Pens 4 Gold Extension Holders 6 10
yer Fruit & cake Baskets 20 50
300 Dozen silver tea, Spoons so to 20 per doz.
In consequence of the sagne in trade in the
manufacturing districts Of England through the hay
ing cnt of the supply Of cotton large quantity OF val
h2s 6een sent on Tor sale IN this country and must be
Under these circumstances ARRANDALE 4 CO., act
ing s agents for the principal European manufacturers
c Rs59 % sas4 srti2l; ana its value
receipt Of % cents.
Al articles sold at One Dollar each aclthout
regard to Value I!
On receipt the certificate you will see what you are
going 70 have and hen Your option to send the dol
Lar aaq Se Fhe rsS or mot purchasers may thus OBJ
our list for DOLLAR, and in can they get
price Of Certificates is follows;
One for % cent?
Eleven for
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Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON

by those who have other preparations, which tn ev
desire 10 palm of upon the strength the popuari ~
Oh my Drops 6ut when the Druggist you apply 30
or else enclose one dollar to the nearest general
wholesale agent, who will return you a bottle bv re-
turn express.
See shat the Of JEo. L. Lyon is written u por,
the iii eel ms which are wrapped around each bot
tie. None others are genuine Therefore, beware of
counter eles They are for sale by every druggist in
city and country, at 81 25 per bot, II you Fsh re-
lief, take other
DIR. JNO. T.. LY0N,
Practicing Physician, New Haven Conn.
Who can be consulted concerning all disea SEES. eth
er personally or by letter ll ~ -"
1eo. Z. Goodwin y Co., Boston; D. s. Barnes 4
% New York; Lord Smith, Chicago, WholsesaIe
Agents. sv,ta U S"'e
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nLUCiU5 FAIRCHILD, Secretary n State.
snirL.r- 0dnne Kannshn. I'D. ID, ls65


Notice Is hsrehy Nv "a ID with the abVy'
Oice election viii De- ed IN The seEera towns ara
aud elect of ~ 20 OF Een0sha on 9
,ur 1863. judge pF the trs Juol 'lh lTcUit
he --a,t # Nis % j. f. lace no. he linn David e2
sip whose .arus ru,e IS expire Sue y dn5 4 y
6sss ". w. BA aER, Sheriff OF Kehosha 20.
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Ea" General A lexander SchemmeIfinnicc
is the officer who first entered Charleston
The name is against the hero. People will
hnd it difficult to repeat it very often. But
he is said to be an excellent officer.a Prus.
sian by birth aud education-a thorough
military man, who entered the United States
service as Colouel of Pennsylvania regi
rnent at the breaking out of the war, and was
commissioned as a Brigadier General in 1852
for gallantry. He commands brigade in
what is now known as Fosters army. bicb
las been operating below Charleston for
some time past
IS A Vermont youth, nineteen wears old
SIX feet three inches in height, aud weigh
ing over two hundred pounds, passed rhro'b
Springfield the other day as reinforcemert
of the army. al
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to three days.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
GHERC KEE NJ=CT5GN,
Compounded from Roots, Banks and Leaves


CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Oiuretic
cures all diseases Of the Urinary Organs such
incontnence Of the Urine, Inflammation of the
Bladder, Inflammation Qfhe Kidneys, Stone IN the
Bladder, Structure, GrGrel, GonOr7he0, GIect, and
is especially recommended in those cases Of Flour
ALbus, Tor Whites in females,) where all the old
nauseous medicines have failed.
az 1t is prepared in highly concentrated
form, the dose only being from to two teaspoon
fuls three times per day.
ESy- 1t is dturetic and alteyu'ire in its action
purifying and cleansing the blood causing II flow
in all OF its original purity and vigor thus
Ing from the system ali pernici0us canses which
have induced disease.
CBEROKGE INFECTION is intended
as an ally or assistant to the Cherokee RPm-
edY, and should be used In conjunction with that
medicine in all cases Of elect Gonorrhea, Fluor
Albus, or Whites Its effects are healing, soothing,
and demuicent; removing all scaldng, heat and
pain, instead OF the burning and almost uncomfortable
pain that is experienced with nearly all the cheap
quack Injections
sgy@ BY the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY
and CHEROKEE INJECTI0N-the two medicines
at the same time all Improper discharges are
removed, and the weakened organs are speedily req
tored to full vigor and strength.
eag- Price, Cherokee Remedy, 80 per
bottle, three bottles for S..
ESg- Price, Cherokee Injection, f. per
bottle, or three bottles Tor s..
Sent by Express to any address on receipt Of price,
t The Cherokee ssemedy, Chero-
kee Injection and Cherokee Cure, are
sold by all enterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. Some unprineipled dealers, however, try 10
sci worthless compounds in place Of these those
which they can purchase at a cheap price and make
more money by selling than they can on these med
icines. As You value your health, aye, the health
Of your future offspring, do not be deceived by such
unprotected Druggists ask for these medicines and
tdFe no others II the Druggists will not buy them
for you, enclose the money in letter, and We viii
send them TO you by Express, securely sealed and
packed free from observation.
Ladies or Gentlemen address us in perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms, treat all diseases Of chronic
nature in male or female. Patients need not hesitate
because Of their inability to visit rs, as we have
treated patients cessully in all portions the civ.
ilized globe, by correspondence.
Patients addressing US viii please state plainly
all the symptoms Of their complaints and write Post
office, County, State and name of writer plain and
incose postage stamp for reply.
We send AR " page PlmpIlet fire. to any ad.
dress Address al letters for Pamphlets advice to
the propnetors,
Or. w. x. KTERWIu e. CO.,
No So Liberty street. New York
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TO The LADIES OF AMERICA
LYON S PERIODICAL DROPS,

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY !
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS cure all complaints
incident to the sex, and remove all obstructloqs of
nature from whatever cause producing health. vigor
strength.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS are better than all
Pills, Powders and nostrums being fluid preparas
on their action is direct and positive and il needs
nothing but good common 20 and under>
stand the reason why they al those ills to which
the female system is subjected, with dispatch and
degree of certainty which nothing bui scientifically
compounded fluid preparation could reach they al e
in the most Obstinate cases,
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RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD
RELIABLE, AND sun TO DO GOOD
AND CANNOT Do HARM,
AND GANNOI DO HARM
To the most delicate consttu tons.
LYON'L PERIODICAL DROPS will certainly pro~
duee the regular return Of nature, if taken day
two before the expected peIod, and il is maxim in
the profession, that prevention Is better h az
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS ave been US ed by
over twenty five thousand lad les, within tie past six
mo2ths, and the testimony of all is, " 1t surely
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John Hogan-Com rod g. 800 fl " of ne cor
Of sd or thence e Al S-12 f. thence 5 I'd
thence Al 8-12 #. thence n rods to beg 7HI
+. S. LoveIl-Com line of Deming st164 #
" ofe line Of 81 or sec thence sd street
81 Alp it, thence 1S0 S-12 tt, thence e 81 #
thence to beginning % C6
Abram Hanson-Com I7G # of the cor Of
let IL on the side Of henosha st, thence
parl with line Of sd lot 157 #, thence Ii Aft
to point l5f # from In Of KenOsha at,
thence " l54 it. thence a f 70 beginning Is G5
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CAUTION CAUYEaON!!!

Bear mind that l guarantee my DROPS TO
~ RE Suppression of the MeuseS from whatever
cause, though should be taken ascertain IT
pregnancy Oe the cause. these DROPS would be
sure to produce mScarr iage, If taktr whist that
situatlOu and all are cautioned against using them
as wish 1t distinctly understood that do not hold
myself responsible when used under such cIroum
stances.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They are ptcutiar5 adapted they DrIL the mOnsh
y pertd WIN su5h pes regularity
could furnish any quantity of testimonials OF its
rmcdcy from ny own patients, buJ the practice OF
p.Had!ng bought anu .IItlous before The public
is o prevalent, d not deem it advisable.
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The ,toIlosotag in s. b. Or. Sec so, r. . Range 90.
Second Ward

A. b. smith % 43 Ia
6 j ~ CRRCo 26 70 So
bhtiiP Dtron-w hf Of sw or % 81
and on line of same, thence n Is I-2 rods
thence TO W line of sd blk, thence to sw
cor OF same. thence to beg. except 2 rods
off v side taken b. GBM& CRR 81 5-52
Josiah Bond Undivided Inf NV or of Sc or 32 2 81
Q DO Undivided hf offs hf of ne or 80 81
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curing IN the N. ". Or. 80, T 2, Range %
Third Ward.

The JolIoooing an tile N. b. Or. Sec. 81, r. Q r % /
o. S. Head 4 laos. Head 5 Ia
do IS 81 f. Steele 5 %
The JoIOioarg in the N. ". Qr Sec. 5, T. 1R23
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URKEE's EASTERN ADDITION.

| DURKEE' EASTERN ADDITION.
Frank Bacon 2 20 Peter Christman8 . n
Jane Baldwin Il n Charles Durkee 3 4
c. Durkee 3 AZ Albert King Is 3 81
limo by Fee q II Timothy Fee % 40
The GoM0acinn in Tie " II Or Sec G Ron,nr. o
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-28

The government Is designed TO promote the prosperity
and happiness OF both Students and Teachers. This
will commend itself to every well disposed mind, and
ceive the cordial support Of every Lady and Gentleman
In administering discipline, partially is studiousy
avoided All rooms furnished with stove, chairs,
bedsead wash stand, wardrobe and mirror. Gentlemen
will furnish quilts, Sheets and pillow slips. Ladies are
to furnish all their bedding they generally prefer to.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-28
FOR SALE BY

e. a. COOK, Chicago, General gent
Sold in Cedar Falls by O. r. WALLACE, BENJAMIN
WAYNE. In Waterloo by ". w. FORTY, and by al
Druggists in the country.
sold at wholesale in Chicago by FULLER, FRENCH /
FULLER, and all Druggists.
eE,"country Merchants and Dealers supplied by
4. CRoSKEY and G. d. BECKWlTH, Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-28

No repulsive sectariansm will be INDUCED coune.
nanccd At the time, every effort will be employed
to encourage and render inviolae the professions OF
Christians and TO induce all to adopt the religion OF
Christ To all who respect Christianity and It's lnstitu-
IONS the welcome hand win be heartily extended. To
nose whose influence is preudicial to Religion and good
morals protracted stay can be allowed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-28
on THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1864
FACULTY.
Rev. WILLIAM BRUSH, President,
Location.

The above named Institution Is located at the Village
of Fayette, Fayette county, Iowa The situation OF the
Village and its vicinity affords every facility desirable for
an Institution OF Learning. For health, and moral in
uences OF an ee0dtd order 1t is not perhaps, surpass
In the State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-28
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