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SYM PTOM s

The symptoms of Catalrh are at first very
eight Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more SEN
sitive to the changes OF temperature. In this
condition the nose may - dry, or slight dis
charge thin and acr afterwards THICK ana
adhesive, may ensue s. L r. {
As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased ia quantity and changed
inouahty; they are nov thick and heavy, and
are hawked or cough-1 off, The secretions
, are offensive, causing a bad breath; the voice
I thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lessened OF des1 Dyed; deafness
frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning Of thick or shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing the night. When his takes place, the
person may be sure that his disease is on it's
way 30 the lungs, and gould lose no time i'll
arresting 1t.
The above are but few i the many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Writ :" VII Laboratory for
our pamphlet desert ing fu.y all symptoms;
It viii be sent FREE 70 say address. Also
directions where To procure the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
In the army, and othsrs In all parts Of the I'm
ION aud also numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence OF IFS infalh-
bic merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore it is PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
even to the most tenderand delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RE ME-
DY, and take no other. If not sold by drug
glsts in your vicinity. you can enclose the
money in letter to us, and we will send the
medicine by Express. Price SO, Copper bottle.
Address DR.. D. H. SEELYE q Co.,
1854 - 80 = 80 Freenort III
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John the Grave Digger.

Mr.. Gray had not long been minister
of the parish till he noticed the old
practice Of the grave digger and one
day when he came upon John smooth
ing and trimming the lonely grave o.
a child who had been buried a few
days before, he asked why he was SC
particular in heaping the graves of in
farts. John paused for moment al
his work, and looking up, not at the
minister but at the sky, said, so
such is the kingdom of Heaven"
"Surely, sir,'' answered John, 81
Gamma make over Draw and fine the
bed covering O. the little innocent
sleeper that is watin' there till it is
Gods time to waken it and cover ii
with white robes, and watt it away
to glory. Where sic grandeur is
awatin' it yonder, its fit it should be
decked out here. | think the Savior
VIII like to see white clover spread
abune it; dae ye no think sac tae,
sir p 80 Z ,-A4.-G .>N1 l-l-E-5
''But why not thus cover larger
graves 2" asked the minister, hardly
able to suppress his emotions. ''The
dust of all his saints is precious in
the Savior's sight"
every true, sir,'' responded John
with great solemnity, ''but I Gamma
be sure wha are his saints, and wha
are no. [ hope there are many o.
them lynn in this kirk-yard but il
wad be presumption in me to make
them out. There are some that
am gay sure ABBOTT and l keep thei1
graves as neat and shod as | can, land
plant big Aoure here and there asa
sign of my hope; but durna gle then
the white shirt,'' referring to the
white clover. ''Its clean different
though with the BARNS. - e
Gem.
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BIaEs From the Chicago Tribune.
STUCK nv THE MUD ~

Dedicated with feeling OF profound disgust
b at portion Of Dearborn street east Of thu Post Of
ice.l q
Once while standing on the corner
Watching for the light of dawn, or
Yet the first gray mantle spreading
b All the Garden City DER,
Came an old man slowly stepping.
Age a1d care his gate besettinz,
Meagre lips in motion fretting,
Looking old and limp and sore;
Came and halted at the crossing
ofthe street that lay before.
Long uncertain there he fingered,
Netvously his trousers iogered,
Sounded with his cane the miry
Mud that lay in depth before;
Then he turned impatient beating
Cane upon the sidewalk greeting
Me with nod he asked in squeakiDg
Voice like some old rusty door
"May pass in safety over e ~. TsF4-
.ga All the mud that lies before 2" ' ~
This I answered-"Never stranger
Yentured into greater danger j,r ra
II your way lies thither, change, sir,
Back your footsteps tracing Ger
Once traveller never thinking,
From his nightly orgies blinking,
Tried the crossing but in siaking
He was heard CT nevermore- FL
Save he told his fellow spiris & s
no How he won the Stygian Shore"
6 Doubtless thinking was joking
Back the old man tottered croaking,
"Boys with aged men will. triie
will try the nut before"
Thus my warning words enclosing
Stepped ne forward in the crossing rl. n 4
Sinking deep and deeper-tossing
Wild his arms he loudly swore 81
Vain his curses-out of sight he
Sought The dark Plutonian shore. iii1 +
[only this and nothing more ?-Ep.l
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From The Ledger, 2 February 2stA, 1865.
How You Can Get a Prize.

Send T1centy Fire Cents to US, and snou as we
eceive it, We win mail you Ce,gyecate howine
what you eutitled to. If Il article Or articles
please you, send b4 OK the Certificate ard One DIT.
Tar AUD We wlil forwar you the article, matter
how COSBY il may be- If The article is what you
wish, sate when you send The CerIi :ate add do FAR,
what DShcr ar icie OF the same refer and
We wi sehdit you want mere t,,u e Les tf ate
seId us 81 aud we vii seI.d you for 81 eleven,
IoI 80 tnriy; Tor $40, sixty fOI $I5 one buDdted.
gents are watned in the army and IN every place.
We ave an immense stock OF goods TO dispose of,
a. q Feed alarge Lumber of agents, Our terms to
agents are very liberal aid some, eve- our lady
agen are mating from IS TO $21 day. We give
sgen 20 per al certificates they sell, pro-
YIded he remit not less then IL for eight.
Wrueyq ur, name aud address distinctly and say
only a0tft IS necessary - q
GERARD Nv. DEvAUGH & CO,
Swl liza 15 Maiden Lame, N. X.
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| The people of the State of WISCONSIN, represeu>
| ted III senate aud as seInbly. do enact as fol-
! lows -- --. ..
Section L. The rigdt Of voting is hereby ex.
! tended to male persons OF African blood, who
shali have attained the age OF tweniy-one Years
| or upwards, with The same qualifications and
| restrictions nnw imposed upon ether voters in
section one OF article on suffrage in the colist;-
| tuition. Es s~'sl35
Sec. . This act before il tGkee effect shall he
submitted to The penple at a general election o
he held ON the Tuesday next succeeding the fii. b,
| Monday of November, 1865. when it such mas
J"rlty OF votes as Is required by The constitution
oe cast for il, it shall be of force and effect I'M,
der The requirements hereinafter prescribed: but
+fsuch majority be not cast for it, il shall have
| no force or effect
| Sec. 8. The ballot to be used ON hi. occasion
shall be Tor the tf native, for eAtersinn nt
rutfiage. tor the ntgaiIve for the extension OF
suffrage, no." which shall be on he gen eraI bal
iot used at the said election. and deposited in
the same box !: and al persons quslifed by law
10 VoIe at any election IN this stale shall be.
deemed voters thi- question
Sec. q. These votes ehaii be counted and re.
TUNED by The inspectors of the election in all
respects as votes for slaie officers are counted
Rnd returned.
Sec D. The officers now designated by law TO
canvass the returns OF votes for state officers
shall canvass the return on tots question at The
same place and under the same iegu atoms and
aud declaring the-retnrns Of elections tor state
officers. '4@ .s SO ~ -
Sec 8, Within three days after the deiermin
alton OF such canvass, it shall re the duty %,
me canvassers TO certify The result of the said
canvass to the governor. who shall. heieupuD
without delay, make procamaHon of the result /.
and publish the same daily and weekly for tw,a
weeks, IN all newspapers printed in rhe state !;
when, II the result shall be III favor Of the extern
SION OF suffrage, this act shall immediately ate.
such publication, be of force and effect but il
not Iii tev"r OF it, tIen this act shall have no
force or effect. r..-
Sec: This act Immediately after It's passage
'hall be published, ard at least three months
previously I" said general election, The secre a,
ry oI e'ale shall send, or cause TO be sent a
rect copy OF II to every newspaper in the state
which newspaper, upon The pubicati III of th,
same, shall be emitted to pay for the same Oul
o me sfafe treasury, at the rates paid for other
legal advertising. ItIfE
Approved q prl 10 1865
TD1lI;ehnIf
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''PERHAPs [ MAY-PERHAPs
NoT."-On our way from Wen tc
Hawkestone we passed house, re-
speeding which Mr.. Lee told me an
amusing story. A young lady, the
daughter of the owner OF, the house,
was addressed by man who, though
agreeable to her, was disliked by her
father. OF course he would not con-
sent to their union, and she determin-
ed to elope. The night was fixed,
the hour came, he placed the ladder
to the window, and in few minutes
she was in his arms. They mounted
a horse, and were soon at some dis
lance { ON the house. After a while
the lady broke silence by saying,
well, you see what proof l have
Is ven you of my affection; hope you
will make me a good husband He
was a surly' fellow and gruf1y an
swered, perhaps l may, and perhaps
not" She made him no reply, but
after a silence of some minutes, she
suddenly exclaimed, s'Oh, what shall
we do? [ have left my money be-
hind me in my ROOM" ,'sThen,'' said
he, 1--WE must go back and fetch ii. .
They were soon again at the house,
the ladder was again placed, the lady
'remounted, while the ill-natured lover
waited below. But she delayed to
come, and SO he gently called, care
you coming p when she looked out
Of the window and said, perhaps |
may, and perhaps not;' then shut
down the window, and left him to re-
turn on the horse alone.-Mentoirs
Of the late DR.. Rqfaes.
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ID
PRLNCLPAL)5DEPOTS

PRINCIPAL 5DEPOTS
HELMBOLD s DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WARE HOUSE.
Relnbotd. S Drug and Chemical Ware Houee
594 BROADWA Y N y OR s
594 BrOadroy ~ y or
.HELMB OLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT, r
HeimbOld's Medical Depot,
lO4 South TENTH Street, PAHadelphik.
104 South TENTH Street, PhaLadelphia. "
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UN
PRINClPLED DEALERS. Fl
Nho Endedvor TO
Dispose of "their own" and "other" articles on
reputation attained by
FELINE OLD-S GENUINE Preparations
HEMP OLD s. S-e- 1-s fi
GeG~tne Extract Buch1,
HELWB OLD'S I. r. 'ga
Genuine Extract SarsapariHa.
HELhB OLD'S1 Genuine Improved RoSeuash,
Sold 6y al Druggists ererypkere, asst for
HetmbotadS, take no other .- ~ 7.
ES Cut out this advertisement and send for and
t9f' avoid imposition.
LORD d SMITH, Gen Western Agt,s
lyf s 23 Lake 8 rect.
Chicago
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We are determined to maintain the good reputation
of the Factory gained under the management of Mr.
Cation. the former proprietor. We will maze mont
but pure wool, serviceabe goods; do just Sgret
with all persons, and never under any circums'
refuse to recti:y any errors that may be made ir
business and tend to make It for the interest Of tn,
farmers to patron ze us. -
Burlington, Wis, April, 1865 -
4m43 LAW TON 81 PERKINS.
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For manufacturing cashmere or fulled cloth. 65 to
70 cts per yard; wnIte flannel. yard wide, 81 IL
mixed AID common coors, As cts; madden, red,
-carlet or paids, SO cts. We give, shares, one
lafths cassinere fulled cloth. cOlored plaid hsn
ie, three iths OF the white flannel that the wool
will make. One pound of washed wool in the -ece
will make three-iourths Of yard of cashmere or
'ulled cloth, yard Of ysrd.wide flannel. Dis
cunt one third on unwa he'd wool.
For cardbg rolls 10 cts per ID for oilinP, cts per
D for cleansing wool, cts for the weight before
It IS cleaused For fulliAg, securing and pressing
nome de CLOTH so c.s with shearing Is cts, am
With gIgging mapping 80 cts. For flashing com
plete, and coorng, IS 40 per yard For scour-
rg, coloring in common coors, and dressing flannel
Is cts the same in madden or la X, SO cts. For
.;ardng and spinning IS cts per ID, ~ p ~ --s
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I'm Probate-xe nosha Ceunty Uour

IT, I'll tDhon Il may Concern: 1a' N
ETTE us of administration having been issue to Bridr
ct Tnliy on the 2lst day of June ID. 1865 and six
months from apd after that day being allowed limited
for creditors 70 present. their claims for examination
will Friday the 2lst day Of July next at the Probate
Office In the city of Kenosha receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands ali persons against said estste
KenOsha June 9th, 1865. l. w. WEBSTER
900 avs uN litas..s re. County Judge.
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In Probate .Kenoshn County Court.
In the of the last will and testament OF Chris.
tan Rusch, deceased. Ii ass-EsFfgt ,.,,. .g d..

In the matter of the last will and testament Chris
tan Rusch, deceased. Oh qss-E5Ffrt .,t.. ..g g..
6hN reading and fling instrument in writing
" purportng to be the last will and testame mt Of
christian Rusch, late OF the town of Wheatland, Ke-
no count, in he State OF Wisconsin,, deceased, and
also tue accompanying petition OF Wihelnna Brauer
of the same place, representing among other things
that said Christian Rusch lately died at Wheatland,
aforesaid that the said instrument is the last will and
testament of said deceased, and that she, the said
petitioner, is the identical Wilhemina Brauer named
and appointed in and toy the sad last will and tesla
ment, executrx thereon; and praying that day be
appointed for hearing the proofs of said last will and
testament 1t is oruered hat the proofs Of said in
sruueht be heard before the Judge of this at
| his office in the city Of Kenoshr Friday the l4th
Gay Of July 1865 at 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
And it further ordered hat notice thereof be given
the heirs of said deceased and all persons inter-
ed in said estate by publishing copy of this
in the' Kenosha Topography" newspaper published
in said city for three successive weeks prior the
| time of such hearing .t#F
| Dated June IS, 1865. l. w. WEBSTER,
| oW3 s.a.r County Judge
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SWain's Bourbon E3itteYs

Eeddache COstiUeneSS, and kindred diseases,
arising from soldered conditiono OF The Stom-
ach, Liver or Bowels. Let eoefy one tl-y these
agreeable Buffers; once tried and used they Will
recommend them with confidence I. all others
who are in need of a wholesome, sgreea bic and
tfeclual tonic. The rapidly increasing demand 4
for these Bitters has induced me TO give them
publicity, SO that thousands who have not used
them, may try Them and be convinced of their
efficacy .... ..-1 49,.
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rENAKEN up Broke into the

enclosuresot the subscriber in the town
of Salem, about the 1th day OF June, 965, two
UOLTS-one, years old and the other years The
gear old is So-rel Mare with white her; the
o,her Bay Geding, with a white spot in the fore
head. The owner requested to prove property, pay
charges and take IL EN- away. s. D. REEVE.
Sals IN, June 10th, 1865. Ava
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wain's Bourbon Bitters

nsR They are made Of Ingredients well known to
aud approved by the medScat procession as hav-
ing poaoetfatt tonic properties, Dplh powerful
AID pleasant, with sufficient strengthening prop
ertteseto correct the bilious deraugemeui of me
system, and act like a charm when taken accord
ing to directions. as remedy for the following
diseases = Indigestion, DySpepStd, JdnnclJce,
Ltoer A6ectt0r,S, Loss Of Appetite, Loa0neSS OF
SPIRITS, o., co.. ...F . ,.... -
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD!
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
~ SYPHILIS.

This is an affection of the blood, and attacks the
sexual organs, innings of the nose, throat, wind
pipe, and other mucus surfaces, making its appear
in the form of ulcers. Hembol's Extract Sarsa
pa Ta purifes the BLOOD ana removes all scay erup
tons of the skin giving TO the complexion clear and
he athy color 1t being prepared expressly for tins
of complaints, its blood purifying properties
preserve greater extent than any other prepar>
ations of Sarsaparila.
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SWANS Bourbon 8itters

E52F- Ladies'. WIN have tried and found most 9TH
e. .'StOmdch Filters" too hitter, uapdLdtdbLe
and too hS0hky nedicdted for their delicate taste
please give these = trial, and you will not be
withou them, They give tone to the stomach,
and STR nglh to the whole system.
s1B- IT our druggist or tradesman has not got
these Bite, s, have him send TOR them
pay Remember the name and take no other.
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VANS BOURBON BlTTERS +!
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS |!
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

healthy tonic, gentle stimulant and unequalled
morning appetizer. Prepared in ripe old Bour-
bon. Being now used to the exclusion OF a II 9TH
er Bitiers in more than fifty United Sta es army
Hospttdts, and millions of private ia miles, and
is the only popular medicine hich has been es-
pee;al exempted il ON stamp tao by the United
States governrn INT, on the ground OF its having
en- adopted as standard rene dr. by the
! medic Al proiesssion.
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PACKING g. DIRECTIONS,

Put he wool in strong sacking, not in old cotto n
sheets, il you wish il to reach Be aud put
your directions the inside OF the sack. with your
tame and place to send the cloth Write by mail,
and there will be trouble in receiving your goods
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A FORTUNE!
Employ ment for EVsrybOdyl

Great Sale Of JesceIry, Watches; Chains; Dia
mond Rings; >afcer Mare; German & French
Fancy Goods; DC; aco,th ooer 100000
-0Ht0be sold wathoat reserve. Everyone
to hnve Something Valuable.
List of the Articles.
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BAIAY & CO., KENOsuA,

have constantly hand Cloths and Flannels of orr
manufacture, and will receive aud forward all Wool
for manufacture into Cloths Rolls. J.. P.
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Has man right to claim that he has
one brother simply because he has two half
brothers?
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l.

Take no Balsams, Mercury or unpleasant medicines
for unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DIS
EASES.
In ali their stages, at little Expense little or no
change of Diet no Inconvenience, and no exposure
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to
Urinate thei eby removing obstructo u.s. preventip
and curing structures of the uretnra and allayng in
famation, frequent in this class OF diseases and
expelling DISEASES AND WORN OUT MATTER,
TIL ousands upon thousands, who have been
VICTIMS OF QUACKs, SD .z'
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured tin
short ime, have found they deceived and tina
tAePisonon," has by the f''Powerful astringep
been dried up in the ystem to bak out in an agSra
waited form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE. 81
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HEMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.


For Medical properties of Buchu,
SEE D1SPENSATORY OF 1HE UNITED
STATES, --- Fh-
See Prof DEWERS' valuable works on the = ractice
of Physic
See remarks made by the late Celebrated DR.. PHYS
IU, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DIR EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, a
LIBERATED Physician, and member OF the Royal Col
ege ofsergeons ireland, and published in the tran
sactions OF the King snd Queens Journal. ~e
See Medico-C irurgical Review, Published by Ben.
jamn TraAers, Fellow of the Royal College of Sur
geons. .s-4., sr.oJ -.s..s gg-s-s -a.i
See most of the late Standard works Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, or six for So,
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, 81 per BOTTLE or six
for SIS. = 3s
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, 80, per bottle or six TO,
$3.50.
Or half Lozen of each for $12, which will be suti
cent to the most obstinate cases, if directions
adhered to
Delivered to any address, securely packed from OBJ
servation. !.
Describe symptoms in all Communications. CURE
guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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In Probate-Kenoslla County Cour,

In the matter of the Estate Of Jacob J: Reid, de-
ceased. f-t.--'.F. % 7"- -tf-l b-t s. : ll-#
AN reading and fling the petition ofwilliam Fink,
" executor of said estate setting forth the death OF
Frederick Johnson, legatee Of aid whose share
has by said will vested in the heirs of said Johnson
sequence OF his death before his arriving at age
years, and praying that beo had In the
e. and an order OF distribution said
ing to the conditions Of the will of the said jacob j. Reid
deceased TO the legal heirs Of she said Frederick
Its Ordered that this matter be heard befe Judge
Of this court on the 18th day of July 1865 his office
in kenosha AT 10 o'clock of said that
ce thereof be given by the publication of this order
the heposhs telegraph for two weeks sueeesvey before
SAID bearing, and that of said notice be forwarded
the mother of Frederick johnson deceased, TO wit
Catherine Hungelbranch WaukegAn Ill and Searls exc
kenosha June 2s 1866. /. w. WEBSTER
.t III IL County Judge.u
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FREIGHT.

Wool to be made into rolls will be taken from the
depot and returned without charge. Wool TO be man
ufactured may be sent by railroad mot by eXpress)
from any part OF Wisconsin, Illinois or Iowa, aud we
will pay all freight charges, aud return by express,
the return charges to be paid BY the customer.
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Vineyard, Passaic, New Jersey,
PURE, AND -FOUR YEARS OLD.
FOR THE COMMUNION TABLE,
For Family Use. and Medical Purposes.

This is article OF Wine, from the Pure Port Grape
JUICE fermented without the addition of spirits or
any liquors whatever. Has a full body, rich flavor
and slightly stimulating. None is disposed of unit
four ye RS old.
The beneficial effect derived from its use is as
tonisf itg thousands, and be realized from
OTHER VINE, nor from the thousands of Patent
bitters now crowdng the market. -4..i.4tt y ssa
All VIC try IL .e<ntess their surprise that so deS
Co1s inc is produced in this country and that it
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 of this
Wine ar gen. -..4t,.. ~. -..s.. g.,
Er"P1ent/oS Females and Renk1v Persons and
the LOzsSump..Ja
great REMEDY for Kidney Affections, Rheuma-
tism. and b adder Difficulties, ..tE l' at-.--a
Ityit once, dRd y0W eotM not be deceiued.
eS Be sure the signature of ALFRED SPEER is over
the cork of each bottle. Sold by -.,.,.
r.. ROBINSON mad WHEELER &
CLARK, KemOshu,
Druggists, and all first class dealers, who also sell
| the CASTELLD PORT BRANDY, d choice old arti
csc imported only By Mr., Speer, direct from the vaults
of Oporto.
Trade supplied in Chicago, by LORD & SMITH
and by A. SPEER, at his vineyard, New Jersey.
tPrtncipaI Once &05, Broadway, NY.
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TAKEN UP.

EDROKE into the enclosure OF the subscriber in
Ab the Town of Somers, about the Gath day OF
June, 1865, MILCH COW; red with white backbone
horn shorter than the other. Nc other marks noticed,
The is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away. La WALTER DEARSLEY.
Somers, June %, 1865. Ava