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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-09
LAWS OF WISCONSIN OFFICIAL,
Published February "a, 1865. I

CHAPTER Al.
AN AOT to protect the owners of cranbsrr,
marshes. I..s,. ...f .,.
The people of the state of Wisconsin. Represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows.
Sec. l. Any person who shall hereafter enter
upon any cranberry marsh within this stare be-
longing to any other person or person and pick
lnjure, destroy or remove therelrnm any cranberv
vines, or any fruit OF such vines then growing or
having grown, without The au horty Of the owner
or owners of such marsh, hall be -deetnel TO h.
guilty OF malicious trespasz
Sec. z. Upon c1mpiaIht being made in writing
upon the oath OF any person Interested IL ar ha
ing charge OF any such mart, sud presented ro
ajustice of the peace Of auy county N whic any
such marsh may be, stating That any pc, son or
persons has or have trespassed therein N mans
ner mentioned IN section one 1T this aci IA IN Il
be he duty of such justice to issue a warrat.t
der his hand directed to the sheriff or ap con ta
bic OF the county in which sucn JUSTICE resides.
commanding SAID sheriff o. consttUle forthwith 0
arrest the person or persons charged with said
tres 1ass 1t found IN the same or ANY a3io,ni,t,
c':htyahu 70 ornR mn: them or eli her vi mem
Del"tS sucu Jhellco, 10 answer TO tiIe complain:
'he parry HJuiF d.nu plea ct frespass in . sam
not to exceed $lOO. ~.
sec. .. Inc officer to VIII IN such warrant nv
be a"itVered. shall ia virtue the eri, pursue and
epprehend such person or persons as are therein
named wherever he, they or any OF thea cam be
found IN the county here such Justice restless or
III any County adjoining Tie same. aud tor such
purpose the said sheriff or constable Is hereby
clothed with Ike power and au monty as is con-
ferr6d upon such officer 10 the executing of war
rants IN criminal cases
see L. upon the return of such warrant t. the
justice who issued the same, by the officer sew
ing II, win the person persons or any or either
OF them, so charged, the said Justice shall hear,
tfYahd determine the action 80 commenced in
me same manner and with like effect as ordinary
actions for trespass.
Sec If in such action the plaintiff sb IL, RI,
coVer Judgment, he shall recover ali costs attend,
ing the commencement and rrial thereof
Sec o. This act shall tak = effeetlud be in force
from and after its passage and pu1Hcatiop.
Approved Feb. II, 1865.
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The Saints Sweet Home.

Mid scenes Of confusion and creature complaints,
How sweet to my soul is communion with saints;
To and at the banquet of mercy there's room,
And feel in the presence of Jesus at home.
Home, home-sweet, sweet home
Receive me, dear savier, in glory, my home.
Sweet bonds that unite all the children Of peace,
And thrice precious Jesus, whose love cannot cease
Though oft from thy presence in sadness roam,
long to behold Thee in glory, my home ...
1 sigh from this body Of sin TO be free,
Which binders my joy and communion with Thee;
Though now my temptations like pillows may foam,
All, all will be peace when Pm with Thee at home.
While here in the valley Of conflict stay,
o, give me submission and strength as my day;
In all my Affections to Thee would come.
Rejoicing in hope of my glorious home:
Whateer Thou deniest, o give me Thy grace,
The Spirits sure witness, and smiles Of Thy face;
Indulge me with patience to wait at the throne,
And find, even here, a sweet foretaste Of home.
long, dearest Lord, in Thy beauties to shine,
No more as an exile in sorrow to pine,
And in Thy fair image arise from the tomb,
With glorfed millions, to praise Thee at home.
Home, home-swest sweet home,
Receive me, dear Sauior, in glory, my kome
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Published March =. 1865, !
GEE gsTvEge az

AN All to amend section 30 IF chapter 264 of
Inc session laws VI 1860 entitled Ian act to
amend chap. 1879 of the revised statutes emit
tled or appeals, writs of error aud proceed,
m iings thereon, approved March 30 1860.
Inc people Of The State Of Wisconsin. reDreseuted
an senate and assembly, do enact as foGlovs:
Sec l. Section 80 of Chap, 264 OF the general
laws OF 1860. entitled IAN act to amend chapter
l59 OF the revised statutes, entitled of appeals
"rlts OF error and proceedings thereon : an
proved March 80, 1860, is hereby amended. so
as TO read as follows: Sec 30 An undertak inc
upon en- appeal shall be ofne effect, unless It be
accompanied by the affidavit of the sureties. ia
"hich each surety shall STATE that he is worth
certain sum mentioned in such affidavit over and
ABOVE All MS debts and liabilities, in property
bot oy law except from execution and which
sums sums SO sworH to by such sureties. shall in
tne aggregate be double the smol.nt specified Ia
sald undertaking The respondent may however
except the sulficency Of ne suretes witt in ten,
uaYs after notice OF the appeal ana unles hey or
0tneF sufeiles, justify bc.pie ju 70 of The courf
nelow orr e,.nRry jddgeas prescribed 10 sections
~ and 20 of chap III Of tire revised sta1utes
within ten days thereafter. the appeal shall b.,
regarded as if no under my had been piven.
The justification shall be upon a notice Of uot
less than five days
Sec Z. This act shall take effect snd be il,
force from and AFTER its uassage
approved Feb "a, 1865
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Flax.
Hts Culture and Prepare for Mar.

AIs culture ana ESepnPR item Far NEnr-
..tsla Skcs.
AS there will be hereafter market at
high prices for both straw AMI seed the
culture OF Flax will be profitable There
re,tor the intormationsof those who have'not
heretofore given their attention to this crop
few facts may be stated in relation TO it's
cultivation and subsequent treatment. which
may be depended upon as being the result
OF the experience of the most successful
Flax growers
Any well prepared good soil which is
not wet nor weedy will grow we'll.
2 New timber clearings new prairie and
old turf lands will yield a clean heavy
crop.
The quality and quantity of straw and
seed IS improved by seeding up to two bnsh-
els OF seed per acre. With this heavy seed
ing twenty bushels. of seed and three tons of
staw have been produced per acre in Wiscon-
sin.
Care should be taken in sowing to dis
tribute the seed very evenly over the ground.
some are accustomed to SOW half the seed
over the held one way and then the other
halt at right angles to the first sowing.
The seed should be covered by light
toothed or brush harrow and then, for best
results rolled. 'N''
a good crop has been obtained in Fon-
uu Lac comfy from seed sown on the goth
Vi june Out Better crops from seed put in
curing Ihe mouth of May-therefore sow as
soon aIter che first of May as the ground is
ohght frosts do not kill young plants
ana AFTER the plant has formed over four
leaves ne frost will ruin the CROP
FLAX should be cut with the scvthe or
moving machine or pulled as soon as the
seed Is barely brown and hard though the
stalk be green.
If the harvest weather is wet turn
over the stra between showers.
l' l0 The usual plan of thresbipo is nv
treading out with horses or by t6reshing
with fail. But where the quantity will
warrant it the New York and DePere Flax
Company will furnish machinery for the
purpose.
II The time for rotting is from the 1st
OF september to the LIST of December and
from the LIST of February to the LIST of Nav
The fall is usually the best season Dew
rotting requires an exposure of from two
weeks to two months occasional showers
will very much Shorten the time.
II When properly rotted the lint sepa-
rates freely from the shives, on being bro
ken and rubbed smartly between the hands.
Is AS soon as rotted, if perfectly dry, it
should be taken up and hauled to the pur-
chaser or housed or stacked secure from
moisture.
IA rhecost frotting will not exceed
one dollar ond half per ton.
10 Flax is harvested after all other har
vestlng is over. Then labor being more
abundant aud cheaper, considerable saving
of expense is effected.
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, Notwithstanding County Con,

En- PFObnie--aEncine County Court.
~ tne matter Of the estate of Aanson H. Lee deceased
hereby given, that by virtue and In pursuance
OF an order Of license made in said on Inc 93rd
aay OF January, 1868, by the county court Of the
county OF acine, Wisconsin, the undersigned admins
tatrx o. the estate Of Aanson IL Lee, deceased will on
tne' ISL day OF April, A. ID. 1865,
~ one CLOCK IN the afternoon of that day offer for sne
AZ public auction vendue the front door OF the court
nouse IN tue cy Of KenOsha in the county of Keuosha
ana state OF Wisconsin, the following described lands Viz
ne Undivided third part Of that parcel or
tract Oh land situated In the county enosha and State
Of Wisconsin, described the southwost quarter o tb
Rol east qdarter OF section number eight township
20, two range NO. twenty [ 22l east.
The undivided 0ne-hal Of that certain niece or nor NJ
land situate in the county State of
SIN ana IN section No eight Isl in township No two 81
range No. twenty-five p bounded as follows TO witt
Beginning in the centre of the highway the north west
corner OF the NORM ca quarter Of the south
Of sald section thence running the half section to
point ten rods east of the of said section tbeno
south four rods thence west to the centre said hgba
thence north four rods to the place of beginning. "
place of sale. SARAIIM iEE ~
Dated February 20 h, 1866 Gw9s Administratp,r
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Ia Probate --Neno.na Conn1r Conn,

In the matter of the last will and testament f NTH
ael Fannon deceased - 'oH
b. reading and filing instrument in writing
purporting to be the last will a d testament Of
mlchael taunce late of the town of Brighton in the
FHdty OF henosha, deceased, and also the accomna :
hylhg petnon OF Edward Barrett of Burlington Ra.
cine county, Wisconsin representing ameno , . ha
things that the said Michael Faunon lately died at
Brighton atoresaid that said instrument is the last
VIII ana testament OF the said deceased and that he
the said petitioner is the identical Edward 3D..
named and appointed IN and by said last will and les
tament executor thereof, and praying that a dav be
appointed for hearing the proofs Of said last will and
tesument: 1t isordered that the proofs of said in
srument be heard beNfe the Judge of this court on
Monday, the Sd day of April, 1865 at 10 O'Clock a.
Kenosha. And il is fui ther ordered tbnt ,,hi; y
ice ther OF be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing copy OF this Older for three weeks s1cces
sVe prior to SAID day ofhearisg it, the Kenosha Tel.
egraph,a weakly newspaper printed at Kenosha aforp
said. w WERqTE2
Ddbeu rep. zli 1000. 3w4O County Judge.
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SHERIFF. SALE
state If Wisconsin, KenOsha County Cir
cult Court

me Connecticut River Bank against Josiah Bond and
lily o. Bond, William b. Bend and Edward Rain
n PnRSUANCE of the Judgment in the above entitled
action rendered November l7th 1864, at the regular
term OF said court. l, w. W. Baker, sheriff of said
county ot Kenosha shall offer for sale and sell at
pubc auction to the highest bidder therefor at the front
door OF the court house in the city of Renosha in said
county III ten in the forenoon Saturday March
thereof as SHAH be sufficient satisfy said Judgment and
costs with the costs of said say
at the north east of block forty-two 42 in the
city OF Eenosha and the south quarter of section
thrty-one l3lJ town number ri north of range 33
east; thence westerly park street eighty [SO eet
thence southery parallel to main twenty three
and one half % 12 eet thence eastery parallel TO mark
street eighty 500 feet to main northery on
main street TWEEN ythree and half % I-2 fact 10
beginning Terms of sale cash. w " BAERR
y + ii HEAD. Pits Atty's Sheriff
Dated Jan. 18th. 1865. 7w36
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sTATE OF wIsCoNAvN

THE Sp TE Or ,vNOunty Circuit COurt
oias fr Il \ VI WISCONSIN To Mich { 6ocaDtat,
vile Levi Sta ana mr. Katharine Clinton his Cancesdp
Hegaman, Defendants: d Nushlng and Benjamin A.
COMPLAINT ~ SW1hioned and required to answer the
EenOsha in said eo1 enG 9oe Of the clerk this Court
ammsHea, ana to serve copy yonr ans -
nosba d S4 ne subscriber at his office in the c u
such " e anu the day 'f
within the time aforesaid the pSS tne sad complaint
SpPy 20 the court tor the relief demanded in h WI
'n'' u. f. SCHOFF ~ ~
r,. Kcnosha. Wis, PlaintiT's At,v
Iflrst judicial Circuit of the State Of Ni " .ne
al henosha this 25th day Of January A. D. 1855
Tho abovo ro., NJ l.. b. NICHOLS. Clerk
ahoHe named Defendants will take notice thar tho
ana complaint were duly filed in the office of the
Vi e ABOVE named court this 10Th day of Feb 1S
WV III. F. SCH0FF, Plfs Att
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I'm Probn.e-Ke noslnn County ConrT-
In the matter of the guardianship of the minor he irs
| of Thomas Garland, deceased.
- H. A IN NrS

In the matter or the guardianship of the minor he IRIS
of Thomas Garland deceased -
az READING and filing the petition OF Simon
~ IL. Dldama, Guardian of said minor heirs, repre-
senting among other things that they the said mno
heirs are szed of the foowi described real estate
situate IN Renosha County, to wit: Eighteen acre.
on rom the east end OF the south half the northeas
quarter oil sec twenty three IN the Saem-ant
my IL Is expedent that the whole OF the should Be
soiu ana praying tor license TO sell the D.
~ ior he benefit Of said minors sell said real
III Is ordered and directed that the next Of kin TO said mi
nor heirs and all other persons interested in said
appear before the judge Of this Monday the
day OF April next at O'Clock in the afternoon at Tn,
once OF SAID Judge in the city Of Eenosa then and
70 snow cause any there shall be, why license should
not be granted for the sale Of said real occor ~
the prayer of said petition "s w
AhO II IS further ordered that copy of this order
be published four weeks successfully prior TO said din
OF hearing, in the Kenosha Telegraph Weekly news.
paper published in Keuosha city -
Dated March. /, 1865 L. W WEBSTER
t"oS County Judge.
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I'm Probase--Kenosha County Ceur,

= :, Va 'ho estate OF Jane Symes deceased
On reading and filing the petition orr a Iu,,.
noon. illustrator of said estate setting forth The
his bad personal and real estate that has come to
ne.a 81 20, anu the amount of outstanding indebted
tots ~ estate and the description of the real e.
ton and o the deceased died seized and the cond
he Granted ~ !nereof and praying that license NAV
n SAt f and it appearing that it is
estate be sold 70 Of said that the real
accordance with the will of Ohristonbar sS ara IN
ore IN inns court; 1t is ordered that ali persons iUs
crested IN sad estate appear before the JnJas
court on the 80 day Of April, 1865 next At Ia ,S
IN tne forenoon of said day, to show cause If I
mSve why license should no; be granted to said 10y
prayer of said petition UHs 70 tne
Anu u is further ordered that COPY of this ordar
a pc published III the Kenosha Telegraph for four
4w97 7 W W NPSTEps.
dated Kenosha, Feb. Is, 1865 Conntr n,
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SHE RIFE SAFE
state of Wisconsin, Kenoss,u Couu,v
CircuiI Court

CircuiI Court.
Mary D. King against Milton H. Petit, Caroline n
fentlt, jessie l. Clapp and others defendants "
virtue and In pursuance of the Judgment in tba
above entitled action rendered Januarv I7tb =.
d $500 at the regular term of said court L. William
W; BAKER, sheriff Of Kenosha County, SHAH ofr for
se ara seii at public auction to the highest bidder
Guy OF henosha ON Saturday the 25th day of March
A. D. 1860, at ten O'Clock NJ of said day, the follow
eel of land lying and being in the city and ronnt
henosha and state of Wisconsin, more particularly
descIlbed as follows to wit all of lot number three
81 N block No. forty (40) in the southeast Quarter NJ
section No thirty (3D in town No. two i21 nor,h
OF range twenty three (23) east excepting one HIM
dred and thirtyewo 132) feet off from the west end n,
said lot. Terms cash. ~ u
Dated February S, 1865. 1851
| J.. S: PETIT, WILLIAM w. BAKER
'"oo fiHs ATTY sheriff of Kenosha Co.
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MGjor-K. NJ. Adams.
Adjutant-A. w. Delaney.
QNorternlGSter-E. T. Kearney.
Surgeon-H. j. Young
asst. SurgeOn.-J. G.. Pelton.
Second asst Surgeon-L. d. Mcintosh.
Sergeant Major-John M. Morris.
Quartermoster Sergt-Geo. E. Harring-
ton.
CommiSSary Sergt-D. N. Collar.
Company Capt VIM. Young First.
Lieut.. Luke G. Red6eld; Second Lieut.
Estes
Company B.-R j.. MCGOWAN; First Lieut.
10. w. Copklin; Second Lieut.. VIM. Locker
by. E
Company Capt. P. R. Briggs; First
Lieut.. c. D. Suydam; Second Lieut.. j. HUI.
lihane.
Company D-Capt. Adolph Sorenson
First Lieut. Nelse anderson; Second Lieut.
J. K. HAYES
Company Capt W. Bird; First Lieut..
Chas. A. Spencer Second Lieut.. A. E.
Trowbridge.
Company F-Capt. Geo R. Wright; First
Lieut.. John P. Oouseman; Second Lieut.
John Dean
Company Capt R. P. Clyde; First 1t.
Thomas Brayton Second Lieut.. S. F. Nice.
Company H-Capt Chas B. Nelson; First
Lieut.. VIM. F. Fields; Second Lieut.. James
Ginty.
Company Capt Jesse D. WheeIock
First Lieut., VIM, T Whiting; Second Lieut.
Chas. s. Chapman.
Company X. Capt. Chas. II. Baxter; First
Lieut. John Gridnell Second Lieut.. Edward
Bliss. Chic. Tribune 18Th.
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STATE OFF WISCONSIN.
Ren0sIa County Ciycuit Oour,

The state OF wisconsin, to Ann Tisdale StampI
VoU are hereby summoned and required to ansUer Al
complaint of Sanford f. Tsdale which is filed in ~
office efclerk Of Circuit for Kenosha Co AZ I'LL ~ p
In the city OF henosha, and to copy of yOur s
on US az Cur Office in he city and county Of Kenosh and
state on Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
TO- answer the complaint aforesaid the said Sa6fr
llsdale WI apply to the Court for relief dena ~
the COMPLAINT. o IS g. IL H. !. ~ Ieu IN
Dated January Is, 1865. Gw88 flaintia'ss az.
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The 47TH WISCONSIN REGIMENT DEF pop
THE tlELD.-The II, Wisconsin Volunteers
passed through the city last night On their
way to the seat Of war. They were raised
at Madison under the recent call. and enter
the service seven hundred and fifty strong.
The regiment is we'll Differed most of the
officers having already seen service; many of
the rank and file have fought through 9th
er campaigns and now so to aid in the clo-
sing scenes OF the bloody drama in which
they have already played au honorable part
All the men are OF good appearance, and
we doubt not the Attn will earn and wear
the honors ever due to brave and noble
soidiery. ''''''
The following is the roster of the reci.
meut o
Colooe'-George c. Ginty.
A'e"ts"a"t Cotonsi-R. H. Spencer.
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LAMBS CELEBRATED
PATENT SELF-ACTEN<s
|HANDIooM

This wo6derful invention is practically adapted to
the family OF tn elaborng man, to be used in making
NIL rhe heavy and substantial goods by them
By the simple turning of an easy crank, the whole
process of weaving is performed parts are a self
changing requiring no skill to weave, it lets off the
WARP from the warp beam winds up CLOTH throws the
shuttle and treads the treddles, all with one motion
When the warp is once drawn through the REED and
HARNESS of the Sef-acting LOOM the warp Ind
without extra machinery Jeans Satinets TweedS Lns
sey, Single and Double plain cloth, &C.. be made
and the changes from kind to another be made
in FIVE minutes. On all other looms the warp is drawn
in differently for each kind of cloth,
The Self acting loom is SMALL neat and light only oc-
cupyng the space of small breakfast tabl9 The ma.
the why's and wherefores about it, and with but little
experience, use it successfully without the least liability
of getting it out of order.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits !

Good Jeans or satinets are worth per
yard at wholesale. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,25 cts.
Cotton or linen warp, per yd., Is cts, | ~. TT -.
Filling for yard of Jeans cost 43 cts D u Gus
One loom will east lily IS yards of Jeans or Sat
nets in day, making saving to the wearer is
yards profit TO the manufacturer per day. So 10,
To the farmer who raises his own WOOL aud manu-
features it into cloth for home the MARKET much
greater profits realized, making his wool bring him
double what it would in its state.
For town rights or single looms for Kenosha and Ra-
cine counties apply to the subscriber his residence
in Somers, or address SO
K. PERTAINS, Kenosha
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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Kenosha County. Dec II 1894

The following is a list OF III redeemed pieces, tracts
or lots of land situate in the County of Kenosha
State of Wisconsin which were sold on the I'd dav o
September, A. D. 1862 for the unpaid taxes of 1861
and the amou of taxes, charges and interest ca leu
lated thereon to the last day of redempion due on
each parcel Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that unless such lands redeemed on 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 land are situate
in the Or of Section 81, Town O. Range 49, in the
First Ward of the city of Kenosha:
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OscaaL ELECTION.

OFFICE OF THIS SECRETARY or STATE,
Madison, Wisconsin, (
ia acre,v elec tisn viii he held
4V on tic ftbd5y " tprl 1885, g. The several towns
ward- ami eer ~ pfeere IN the county Of Kenosha
for crsnty Jpreo o aid county, 10 succeed the Hon
Isaae ~ Wshsr Aiuse rm will expire on the 3st dav
day Of Jrcea 1860 Ih- cleo. ion be condneed votss
can yassnd 'il5 r.. urna made nursnaut D. law.
W y b ~ wte. rof, have herounto set nv
- hand ttiAej the gIeal seal If he State ar via
sfAH cens,n the capitol ia Madison, this lsth day
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Vineyard, PaSSaic, New Jersey.
PURE AND FOUR YEARS OLD.
FOR THE COMMUNION TABLE
For Family Use. aud Medical Purposes.

This is article of Wine from the Pure Port Crap
juice, ferrEted. without the addition of spirits
any liquors whatever Has full body, rich flavor
and slightly stimulating None is disposed of unit
four yeors old.
The beneficial effect derived frcm it's use is as
tonistirg thousands, end cannot be realized from
OTHER WINE, nor from the thou ands of Patent
Bitters crowding the ma rket.
All who try il express their surprise that so deli,
c.0Gs Wine is prodUC5G L. Ibis country and that it
is so far different from what they had expected
Some who have called it humbug and trash be fore
using or knowing it was the pure grape juice, but
thinking it was a berry wine, have tound out their
mistake, ard now lay their lives in the use of this
Wine.
Excellent for Feaa0yes o"d WHoE'1a Persons and
the C0nSunlptjVe.
great Remedy for Kidney Affections, Rheuma-
tism. and Bladder Difficulties
Try ii once, and y0W aoiN nat be deceiUsd.
ESs Be sure the signature of ALFRED SPEER is over
the cork of each bottle Sold by
r. ROBINSON aMd gTRsEEE4EEs &,
CLARK, zGenOshu
Druggists, and all first class Dealers who also sell
the CASTILLO PORT BRA%DY, d choice old arti.
imported only by Mr. Spaer direct the vaults
ofOporto.
Trade supplied in Chicago, ny LORD & SMITH
and by 4. SPEER, at his vineyard Now Jersey
Prtneipal 0iii6e sOs, Br0 adway, y. Y.
1yS