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sfA E RaER's SALE, ON TO REC q So
4fsro~ URE OF MOKTGAGE.
state of WiscOmsin,- Circuit COurt of
kenOshu COuaIy.

-
volney French-Plaintiff against Nicholas Clinton
and Catharil.e Clinton his wife, L=vi Surfing, Geo.
W. b. Gushing ana SeDj A. Hegaman-DefeAdants.
IN virtue Of and pursuant TO judgment rendered
II in said court III the above enutied action, dated
May Sd, $780, shall expose Tor sale and Sell pub
lie auction at the front door Of the Court House IN
the city OF Kenosha on Saturday, the first day Of July,
1865, at the hour of ten O'Clock A. M of that day.
the following described mortgaged premises, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount of said Judgment interest and COSTS toge her
with the expen SEES OF sale to wit:
"Ail The following pieces parcels of land situate
yng and being IN the town of Brighton in coun.
y OF kenosha and state of Wisconsin, ami own
and designated as follows to wit: The south vest
quarter Of the south west quarter of No. Ave
l6J al township No. two ~ north of range NO. twen-
coy east, also the half OF the west quar-,
Ter OF same section, township, and range, excepting
and reserving from oil the south side said par
forty acres OF land heretofore decided Ann Clinton
hughes and children. Also one other parcel knowa
The south east quarter Of the north west quarter
OF the same section township and range"
| Dated, Sherlf's Office, henosbA, May 10Th, 1868
W. W. BAKER,
sy.7w50 q -sF sss Sher Il OF keposLa %,
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ADMlN,srKATOR. SAFE.

Ia the matLer VI tne estate John Orvis, deceased
NUTlCk Is hereby gwen that by and
OF an order % license made in said matter The 9th
1 May, 1890, che county Court OF county, the
dersgneu administrator OF the Urvis deceas
ed w on Tue sd day OF July 1885, at two CLOCK in
afternoon Of that day. the hereinafter de-
sSrlbed SITUATE the Satem, said cOunGy of
henOsha offer public veuoue ,he lilo ing de
ssribed lands Lots three Isl and foul TAI the
own vi bslen keuOsha county, scOnsin being the
fractional quarer section ~
containing O2 69-lOJ acres Terms OF sale will be
kno Sn at the time and place Of Il
Dated June &, 1876. r- CHARLES 0RViS,
4wl Administrator isaid Estate.
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In Probn,e-Keno.ha County Cour,

I'm PrObnte-KenOsha County Court.
In tine of the last will and testament Of Peter
d. Hugunn, deceased.
To al aohOna IL mug concern:
.EIIEhS lkSIAMLAIAhY on - on, viii And ts..a
nient Of Peter D. Hugunin are Of Kenosha deceased
saving been isssed 70 Edsar Hugunin of the sane Lace
eie -ssh "y Vi ma 1866 and from aud
su way peAE ailo and lm ed Tor creditors to
xt'na s claims Tor examination and allowance
nereby gwen that the undersigned III, Non
Jay we Sd day Jufy le65 ut 10 O'clock A. receive,
FAMINE and adjust all claims aud demands OF all persons
Aga said deceased. I~
| Dated June 9Th. 1865. /. w. WEBSTER,
| 4w1 ---., County Judge.
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How YOU Can Get a Prize.

Send TUenty- Fire Cents to u.s. and as soon rs we
receive it, We will mail you q Certificate showing
what you are entitled to. II the article or articles
please you, send ba OK the Certificate and One Dol.
Tar and We will forward you the article, no matter
how costly may be. II the arti Gle not what you
wish, state when you send the Certificate and dollar
what other article ofthe same vaiue yuu prefer and
we wi send it II you more than ore Certfi safe
send us 81 and we will send you e; for 81, eleven;
Tor SO, thirty; for $40, sixty; for $l5 hundred
Agents are wanted in the army and in every place.
We cave an immense stock OF goods TO dispose of,
ar need large number OF agents. Our terms to
agents are very liberal and some, even our lady
agents are making from IS to $21 day. We give
agenas 80 per cent. all certificates they SELL pro-
.ylded the remit not less then 81 for eight.
Write your name ard address distinctly and say
only aohat az necessary. .r, a.f,
GaasARD w. EyAUssgE 81 co,
Swl 1a Maiden lame, N. Y.
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Ia Probate. KenosLa Coun,v 60

In Probate Aen0sha County C0urt
In the matter Of the last will and testament of Chris.
tian Rusch, deceased.
AN reading and fling instrument in wr,nn.
~ purportng to be the last will aud testament or
christian Rusch, late OF the town of Wheatand Ke.
county in The State of Wisconsin, deceased and
also tIs accompanying petition oil Wilhenina Brauer
Of the same place. representing among other ,hipgs
that said Christian Rusch lately died az Wheailand
aforesaid, that the said instrument is the last will and
testament oil said deceased, and that she, the said
petitioner, is the identical Whelmina Bauer named
and appointed in and by the said last will and Tesla
ment, execntrx thereof; and praying tAst a day be
appointed for hearing the proofs Of said last will and
testament 1t is ordered hat The proofs Of said in-
strument be heard before the Judge of this court at
nus Office in the city of Kenoshn Friday the l4th
Jay Of July 1865 at O'Clock P. NJ.
And it is further ordered hat notice hersofbe given
the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons inter-
led in said estate by publishing copy Of this order
in the Kenosha Tergraph," newspaper published
in said city for three weeks prior the
| time of such hearing. 81 81
Dated June ~, 1865, l. W. WEBSTER,
| 3w3 County Judge.
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SYM PTO m S..

The synnrtoins Of Catarrh are at first very
slight Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, ami are more sem
sitive to the changes Of temperature. In thls
condition the nose may - iFy, or a slgnt ols-
charge, thin and acrl afterwards thick ana
adhesive, may ensuS ~ ..
AS the disease orc. Gles chronic, the dis
charges are ilnreas.7 /. quantity and changed
in quality Ji,ey ar. t.,'~V thick and heavy, and
are hawlxed or couEn-.t sjf The secretlons
are offansi -. causing al breath; the voice
thick and Nasal; The -v-- are weak; the sense
of smell is tessa,lsa 0I destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place
Another common duc important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the p~r-on IS obliged to clear
his throat IL the morning OF thick or shiny
mucous. which has taItan from the head dur
ing the night When hes takes place, the
: person NAV Be sure tho MS tIsHase is Oh its
way TO Il, uur7 AID -''''i lose no time IN
arreStLlg #-a.
The ahovg are BAT ~ he many Ca arrh-
al svmntan,s Wr.t, ~ Laboratory for
our pamphlet ,it.scf. ~ g. y all symptoms;
1t will be st.hi FREE 81. say address. Also
direction 1h-f-.-to r!.CUre the medicine.
We are dag rscrlv'ug letters from soldiers
IN tho army, and Others III all parts OF the IN
ION aud also numerous testimonials from
those using il, bearing evidence OF It's lnfalh-
bic merits
THIS Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS ING Rodents, butts prepar-
ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVE Y;
therefore it IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even TO the most tender and delicate child.
s CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY, and take no other. If not sold by drug
gfsts In your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in letter TO us, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price So, 90 per bottle.
+ Address Dr.. D. II. SEELY g q Co.,
81 g Nv Freeport, H.
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J Il. kENNARD
Eighth below Coates ST., Philadelphia.

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist Oh.
Germantown, Penn. ..
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir personal expert.
ence enables me 10 say that regard the German Bit
sers prepare ed oy you most excellent medicine liz
cases OF severe cold general debility l have been
eaty benefited by the of the Bitters and doubt
not they will produce similar efec,s others.
Yours truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
I III e. OF Germanto WIN, Pa,
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Read who SAYS So:

From TIE Rev. G. Beck, Pastor of TIE Baptist Chu.ch
Pemberton, Il J. formerly Of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
/ have known Hoolands German Bite $ favora,
bly,, for, number of years have used them la
my own family, and have oeen pleased with their
fleets that was induced recommend hem to ma
ny others, and know that they have operated in a
strikngty beneficial manner. rake great pleasure liz
thus publicly proca Inning this fact, and calling the
attention cf those afflicted with the diseases for which
they recommends d, to these Btters, knowing
from experience that Recommendation will be sus,
taned. L do this more cheertuily Hoohaud's Bit
tiers is intended to benefit the afflicted and is "not
rum drink" Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
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BAlLY & CO., KENO.mA

have constantly hand, Cloths and Fiannels of OF r
manufacture. and will receive aud forward ali Wool
tor manufacture into Cloths Rolls. L. &P.
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For manufacturing cashmere fulled cloth, IS to
70 cts per yard; white flannel. yard vide 81 l-2
mixed aud common colors, As cts; madden, red,
scarlet or plaids, so cts. We give, shares, one
nafhe Cashmere fulled cloth. colored plaid fam
nel, three hs OF the white flannel thai the wool
will make. One pound of washed wool in the fleece
will make three-tourths of 2 yard of cashmere or
ruled cloth, or one yard Of yard wide flannel. Dis
count one-t third on unwashed wool. .--.
For cardrg rolls 10 cts per lb for oiiinP cts per
ID for cleansing WOOL cts tor the weight before
tt is cleansed For fullihg, securing and, pressing
home de cloth, 80 cts, with sbearing 25 cts, anu
With giggng mapping 80 cts. For flashing COM
pete, and colOrIng, 35 40 cts per yard For
irg, coloring in common co!ors and dressing flannel,
25 cts the same in madder or la X, So cts. For
carding and spinning IS cts per h. s7 %,
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n Probate-Keao.ha Coun,y C.ur,.

ob"te-Kenosha Comfy Court.
,1e matter of the estate Margaret Bngend .ceased
enoshs ana fling the petition of John Binxen Of
eonS;n CITY In kenosha county ard State a. us
obs taking DUE proofs SINE
shn civ Ihlsgs that Margaret BiDgtn late OF Keno
lea wing he 18th day OF May 1856 died intestate
and has he ~ enattes, and estate within this county
and te petitioner is the husband n snd deceas
70 him ~ enSt administration said estate be Srant
INDIE of this .na said petition be heard before the
Iosss u III, o court on Friday, the 7th day of Jnv ~
Of Kenosha. Ni'e IN the eity and county
And it IS further ordered that notice theroo+ ~
20 the the heirs Of said deceased to ali
ested, by publishing copy this order r. inter-
sessye weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the Kno
Telegraph weekly newspaper printed and publishsa ~
INA'su N0A"SN"' "u"' A~su LOUD County Judge.
sue
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Vineyard, Passaic, New Jersey,
DE- PURE AND FOUR YEARS OLD. q
FOR TIE COMMUNION TABLE,
For Family Use. and Medical Purposes.

Il
This is an article of Wine, from the Pure Port Crane
Juice, fermented without the addition OF spirits or
any liquors whatever. Has full body, rich favor
and slightly stimulating. None is disposed of unit
four We old ..'ott rEttt -'t utss-. : ~
The beneficial effect derived from its use Is as
tonist lLg thousands, and be realized, from
OrHER WINE, nor from the thousands of Patent
RitteTs now crowding the market 2lt -t'f1 -f11al
All who try it express their surprise that so deli,
eIous Wine is produced in this country that IL
Is so far different from what they had expected
Some who have called it humbug and trash before
using or knowing it was the pure grape Juice, but
thinking 1t was berry wine, have found out their
mistake, and now lay their lives in the use of this
Wine. - "
Excellent for Females and Weakly Persons and
the Co'csuneptG0s. .- -.,. =
great Remedy for Kidney Affections, Rheuma-
tism, and Bladder Difficulties y > III -
ILy u once, ard yoW aoiU not be deceiped
saS Be sure the signature OF ALgaED SPRER ia over
the cork OF each bottle. Sold by y .-.-
II. ROBINSON and WHEELER a.
r..a CLARK, Kenoshn; owe ,<-
Druggists, and all first class Dealers who also sell
the CASTILLO PORT BRANDY, d choice old arti.
cie imported only by Mr. speer, direct from the vaults
of 0porto. - - NN'''
Trade supplied in Chicago, by LORD SMITH.
and by A. SPEER, at his vineyard, Ne W Jersey -
Principal Oihee 4Os, Broadway, NY.
Tvs
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SWANS Bourbon Bitters

LEI They are made Of ingredients we'll known to
ana approved by the need5cdL profession as h v
ing poaoetat tonic properties, are 10Th powerful
ahopieasant,w sufficient siren theniiiD prop
eFtaeS to correct the bilious derangemenl Of the
system, and act like charm when tske Ed ceofd-
ing 70 directions, az. a remedy for the following
liner ADeCti07sS Loss Of t1bpetite, Loaoaess Of
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From Rev. J. H. Turner, Pastor of Hedding NJ, E. Ch,
Philadelphia.
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir :--Haging used your Ger
man Bitters in my family frequently, L prep red
to that it has been of great service. bGIieve that
in most cases of general debility OF the system it is
the safest and most valuable remedy of which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully, 49,
j. III. TURNER
No. 1926 N. Nineteenth Street
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From Rec. J, Ne,ctom Brown, D. D., Editor

7 TON 1LFU u 4NtULOW BTOWN, d d, EU1lOF
the encyclopedia of Religious Kmowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend patent
Medicines in generahrough dstrus of their ingredi
ents and eTects,l rs x,"E sufficient reasons why
may not TESTIFY the benefits he believes him
sell to have received from any simple PREPARATION in
the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit
others. 81 3
do this the more readily in regard to Hollands
German Btters prepared by DR.. O. NJ Jackson of this
city, because prejudiced against them for many
years, under the impression that they were chiefly an
alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my friend, Robert
shoemaker Esq, for the removal of this prejudice by
proper tests, and Tor encouragement to try when
suffering from great aud Io continued debility. The
Of three bottles OF these BiCters the beginning
tie present yAar was followed by evident relief and
,tcraton to degree of DO lily and mentlvigor which
ha not felt for six months before, aud had almost de-
spared of regaiGlre. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing to the OF them.
PHnApA, JUNE %, 1861. J.NEWION BROWN.
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A FORTUNE!
EMPLOYMENT for EVERYBODY!

Great Sale Of JeweIry, Watches; Chains; Dds
mOnd Rings; Siiuer Hare; German & French
Fancy Goods; &c; v0,M 0oer 100000
all to be sold without reSerUe. Everyone
TO hare Something Valuable
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heas Kidneys bladder, and blood affections
Of the Urinary ergrns gravel, fna, ca
| tarrh, Asthma bron chitis, dy spepsia. 20
Our prsetice is Of ment but o! twenty
Standing founded the lsws Natu,e with
Of expe fence and evidence to sussi IL not ear
20 buIid up, siek TO make wsna harsh
no trifie; fatte.icg. We know tn. cause and cte
reInedi needed work knowledge gained by
We r. Of experience in he these diseases
clusiyely- no eneo Tagemet wi bout spectf Candid
in opinions reasonable in charges ella m toi
know eHerFth tog, everybody do 81 i'm
son snd .ommoh sense We invite the siek, matte,
WI tther ~ 70 pt t. call investigate before they ahan
hope, ake inter- satious and decide f.. hemselges
l. gill cost mott is free. This itls
81 IN that have vsibed tbis place aud shall
d eisits Tor regularly the days wee
Syva eight weeks. :U
} a. ~ coNEuLTyp tru gu. =
Ke1D1hA City Eotel. during Saturday.
till o clock, the LIST of July 1865.
~ Residence and Laboratory, waakesAa, III.
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REMARKS,

We determined to maintain the good reput alton
OF the Factory gained under the management of MIR
Cation. the former proprietor We will ma mons
out pure wool, serviceab goods do just agree
with spersons, ard never under any rcums aiice
refuse to recti!y any errors that may be made IN
business, and Intend to make it for the interest OF the
farmers to patronze us. a.its Has aEi- "-.'''
Burlington, Wis, April, 1865. ,- a.. Ores s
4m4S LAWTON g. PERKENS.
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9 ~ FINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER, "a
{. us CARD PHOTOGRAPHERS g j.
Observe Well, . ,@1a p,
The Noted Analytical Physicia !,
DR.. ". CLARENCE PRICE

'ENHE ONLY only Physician OF his Kind in the
ID West, has met with the greatest success, gained
tier reputation, effected more complete cures visit
"a places the longest without missing engagement
IMAM any physician that travels has outlived them all
and become noted for his skill in treating all chronic
diseases of the
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Special announcement.

f. & II. t. ANTHONY & co. -1.
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials,
rr ls Wholesale AND RETAIL
5Oh RROA DWY NJ y
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From the Rev. Jos. H. Xennard, Pastor of the lot
Baptist Church.

Baptist Church.
DR.. jackson dear Sir IL have been frequently
ctquestel to connect my name with concentrations
Of different kinds OF medicines, but, regarding .he
pt actice out oil my appropriate sphere, have IN
all declined but, with clear proof in various
STANCES, and particularly IN my lamily,o of the use
iuines of DR., HoOfands German Btters, depart fer
from my usual course, my full couvit-
ion that, Jor general debihty 0ftte system ana es
pecidHy for LiUer Complaint it is q Stfe and uaI
aabte prepdydtiOn IL some, cases II may fail bur
ssuaiy doubt not, it wiilbe very beneficial 80 those
no suffer from the above cause. G.--
Yours very respectful,
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VANS BOURBON q BlTTERS f!
.SWAlN'So BOURBON BlTTERS
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

healthy tonic, gentle stmulant and uneoualied
& morning appelzsr Prepared in, ripe old Bour.
Don Beng now used TO the exclusion OF ~ OH.
er btters IA more than fifty United States AJnnv
lAOsp@nEs, and1nilllons OF private ia miles, and
Is the only popular medicine which as beef, -ea n
pecial!y t1embtedJ from stump tito by the United
Staies government, on iths ground Of its having
z medical Dr ofesssion4 4"8lDT k-lsegf--1' w.
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TAKENauR.

hOiAE into the premises OF The sub .rriber tu
~ tne ToWa OF Peasaht Prairie, on . about the
COLI, about two years old. Has STA 2, =, go
head No other marks noticed The U,gaer ia re-.
away. T. NJ roNNETtJ
( Peasant Piaire. May 25th 1865 W 30 20"
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StereOScOpes & StfreOSeOnie Views.

In addition to our Main business ofPHOToGRAPH
10 MATER AIS, We are headquarters for@the follow,
Ing. ..... t...fr
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From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons. formerly Pastor of the
Columbus IN. j. and Mlestown Pal Baptist Chs.
e. IL ~ ~ 49, New Rochelle, N. Y
DR.. G. M jackson Dear Sir Il ieel it a pleasure
thus of my accord to bear testimony to the e .
science of the German Bitters. Some years since
being much alict ted with dyspepsia, them with
very beneficial results. | have often recCm meudt d
them persons enfeeOled by that tormentng dseaee
and have heard from them The most falterng tes,,n,
nails as to their great value. In cases of general d,
Diity lbegeve 1t to be tonic that cannot be su,>
passed. IN. LYONS.
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PACKING g. DIRECTIONS.

Put he wool in strong sackng. not in old cotto u
sheets, ii you wish it TO reach us. Be and put
your directions on the inside of the sack, with your
uhmr aud place to send the cloth. Write by mail,
and here will be trouble ia receiving your goods
season.
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FREIGHT.

Wool to be made into rolls will be taken from the
depot and returned without charge. Wool to be
ufactured may be sent by railroad (not by expressly
from any part OF wisconsin, Illinois or Iowa, and we
will pay all freight charges aud return by express,
the return charges to be paid by the customer. 'i o
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From the Rev. Thomas Winters, Pastor Of Roxbor
ough Baptist Church. ....,y ~. q

DR.: Jackson Dear Sir Il feel it due to yoursex-
cedent preparation, Hoofand German Buffers TO add
my testimony TO tee deserved reputation it has oh,
'ained. have, tor years, at times, been troubled
with great disorder Ia my head and nervous system.
was advised by friend to try bsttle of YOUR Ger
man Bitters did SO have experienced gre at ana
unexpected relief my health has beer yeIy material.
y benefited. confidently recommend the articl
where meet with similar to my own. and NJ
been assured by many Of their good effects
Respect ally Yours
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rr ..Is Wholesale AND RETAIL
sol, BROADWY, N, ".
In addition to our Main business ofPuoToGRAPH
10 MATER AIS we are headquarters forsthe follow,
| ing, VIZ .... 'r.. tsufr ..t
StereOScOpes & SterGOsCopiC Views, ~
or these we have an immense assortment, inclu-
ding War Scenes American and Foreign Cites and
vovDg Stere oscores for pubIfc private exhi ton
Our Catalogue will be sent to any address receipt
of stamp. '+-.4s'&
Photographic Albums A4 or"
We the first to introduce these into the United
States, and we Manufacture immense quantities H.
great variety ragug in price from 80 cents to $50
super or iii beauty and dur ability any other Tey
will be sent by mall free, receipt of price. -ss,
ag1 G8s FINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER, ga i, IN ,
z. zs9tC CARD PHOTOGRAPHS & lit eli
Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE rHousA Nm
different subjects to which additions contnua ly
beng mad, OF portraits Of eminent Americans etc,
VIZ about ,asasa 3a~"~I s91s--s. " z I tfa|?'
lou Maj Gen's, 100 It. Colonies, $50 Statesmen.
200 Brig, generals, 25l Other Officers, 1870 Divines
4O artists, otg- 1875 Stage, so Prominent women.
5000 Copies of Works of Art Ef3'T34T'
including reproductions of the most ceiebrs ted Nm
cravings, paiDti gs Statutes, etc Catalogues semi
gu receipt of stamp An order for one dozen
from our catalogue will be ed ON the receips of an 40
ana sent by mai FRgs. ..ir..sst ale ..-s al -
Photographers and others ordering goods e O b
will please remit per cent If the amount
with their order. NM .,. '.,...,-,,s.s a.! =
sabe prices and quality Of our goods cannot fail to
tisfy. ,..a. ID OllW 6nj45 / D.. - '3.,
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t. WINTER, Peterborough. Pa

Prom Rev. ] 81 Herman, of the German Reforme,
Church, Ku,ztown, Berks Co., Penn. ~
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson Respected Sir II have beer
troubled with dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used auy L. edicne that did me as much
good as HoohAnd's BtteIs. l am very much improv.
cd in health alter having taken five bottles
Yours with respect, - J. :. HERMAN
+
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-24

Cosr OF CoLoylzArIox.-The Nash
will Press contains the following: 'f
"Colonizs him. Give him . country
to himself; furnish him the necessary fsr-
ming and mechanical implements; estab-
lish him In 4 fertile region. lin Mexico.
if you please. with years supplies. "'
There is one LITTLE objection to this
scheme. 1t would require an outlay Of
at least 90, 900 for each darkey. which
would make an sggregste cost of eS, ,0O0.-
000. 600, provided the negroes did not
increase any in the half century which
would be required to eolonizs them. If
they multiplied. the cost might be fairly
estimated at s4l6. 900. 600. .00O. 600. .000,-
600. .37A. which snm We undertake to say,
we couldn't pay. 9-s'H $3.50 q : ''''' 80 80.