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\ ' on Gn, Di GotEatD
MONSIEUR GoURArD.
Your grand uedcited cp srneurs wc know,
CO C@n rI'al TIC glow
On the bfownrst eo1tiexion .be veriesi snow
FOR these vho would cope
Wan The ssins OF srsissa; 80 pfishee don't.
,,,, np meek, so,,s csl. slspe ?. IN. i.
,nd lay In = siock u hs Ncecsi soap.
The Italian Mcaca,cd soap 81 Dr. ovugACD, urie.r
ssay SHOWN. tan. reeAles, rmplcs ,fitty iti.
f5as% FTLIS SS:Atte Issss y nr.
ser Pittsburgh Of Bates Boston, and druggists generally
A msae as s4eos ssS 'st. Il oAhso
ana Manning Mating A 50c icr ysr Matrl.
Bowery.
4 NO. l-uorrNAS a wENDLER's rArENr MS
in.ecant Composition u the cheapes, aud mos,
powder contains chlorine lead, and may .herfor
n.ed With sal.y IN sleeping and scsracns tor ale 3,
LEE % Hickman street, New YORK 80 80
s.ssr,rba bErIy rLESp,n
ss5ssoS %s asssiiss rs sss's
oooe from 80 1, epwsrt,; coolest and s'seses ~ q:
sa1r Gina las. md Socsery coopsrs % iasais ~
Asor place, sign Of the golden kettle, corner .o'e
BEAUTIFUL S S2NrAlx,2y sn1y.s ysso,cr
Lucille Wsstern, Nile ysvan. srs - 4: hcv,rs. Ms
Marsuerss, Miss Lucy Rusa.en Ms. Asnes Perry ed
Miss Annie ,owsl pfcnrnnce LAtED's "Emal ~ Parts
70 produce all the identifying eecs OF aad Nv ~hie
without ,sr ssre r or 70 se,en spss ~ sn
wasneycr before attain q. and that u y dsnct rom anf
Pss sss. .e r.B ass pc & o1 s rs uS~
@ s X ss Rss ~ e rsSr Z, sE ss' E s "s
SCENT Mailed anywhere on addressing Jared Rene So
briggs cuRATfvE-FoR FEsTERED cohSs ~.
ID famed banions. ingrowinR mails Ac brssf View
aior for common eorns Brss. Enhross.en. % % ~. rh.a 80
BRTGGs surgeon Chropcds, sos broadway. essnrg -
broadway.
(,oRNs BuNroSs, BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET, &c,
~ cured by DR. Rice. ~ bowery, bans building hr.n-
tor cures Corns, Buniohs. Ac Fifty cents.
nowv WITH THE prsT.--BnowNE's PATENT W.
Inst noise well told wind AID
RI IN IN winter doors windows EYER deacriprb
without interfering with their free all tines Address
the Metallic weather strip Company, oce
no TO THOMAS r. AcSEw's arErTwIcif AND
NJ Murray streets where yoG will End Teas ffsh.
Flour ana everyhne else chesfer than any store 10 Ns~
York One price house.
nLp EYES MADE SEw-wffHouT sPEcrAsIfs.
" doctor or medcine. Pamphlet mailed free. Address
y B. Foose, N. d.. Liso Broadway. New York
conort and Cure for ne guptured seni ftee Address
y. .. fooie' " d. i'iSO srcsdway, New Work
Confidential Information for iAe Married esna free
seaisa enseicpe AdaTess y. b. foste ~ D.. LID br"Aa
Ncdcal Common Sense. so pages 100 ls,rsilors o. ~
Srut ~ mah csefywhere rnstrsf couisnss tsoes sn'
" y. Consultation free. daily fr0ua % ". ioaf iw
tslds At distance msv consult ~ is''sr
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The following is s OF wrecks and disasters In ,he Haha-
list Of vessels seeking Nassau IN distress aarl3c
&c month OF May. 1856
May ls-An American schooner. from New York FOR Scw
Orleans with general cargo: ashore Ein.iui Bank,
got nn without assistance. and proceeded.
l6siU sehr Margaret Evans Eakirn strdey Jr from
Baltimore for Texas ashore ManlacK CAY Abaco. col
OF without aFsstaace Leaking badly Turtle
d0eked repairs
April - (not previously rcpor.ed)-sieasnhip Bolivian
tbr tonrh from Liverpool for Orleana passen.
gel and general cro ashore The sW point II Abaco
threw part ol got or and pr.cccded uach
Atm alfv
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Tho latest betting last night the trot between the
California stallion and Dexter hundred 10 eighty
L. laaA.r
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S HIPPIN G NE w S.
Port OF Ney York, JUNO l4, Isea.

ALMANAC ron YoRK-rurs
On EIsEs. % NOON 80
ln sErs.. 81 EiGa IL Al
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briggs cuRATfvE-FoR FEsTEnkp SohNs, ~
ID famed banlons. ingrowinR nails SC friersi Ailev
aioY for common oorns: Briggs Embfocaon, ler rhen
matte euut and swsaty feet Sold by drnr2sts pr.
BRTGDS surgeon Chiropodst, 2S broadway. egfnnE -
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OLp EYES MADE NEw-wrTHoUT sPEcrA.Ifs.
~ doctor or medicine. Pamphlet mailed free. Address
y y. Foote d.. Lilo Broadway New York
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John Crooks named or. George Wilkes. s.... I
II. paier named b. m Lady rhorne. .......... . 2 =
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TIE M0TEGn DGCTEINF'.
UfimatUm Of the United States
Government.
wlRNisG 10 EUROPEAN kAZl2as.
The Stnd.ag Of Foreign Troops 10 Mexico il a
Declaration q Var with me United States.
Austria Takes the Hint and Agrees 10
Withhold Her Scldiers.
mPQFFiNg MPIaGlTg gORGESP5NpgSCE.

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&c. &c. &c.

Thc following tho ext OF the sporagzce uhcs.
rassca bctweca no Hon ,. Lothop go,cy, United
states Minister 70 Austria, gId tho coant &eusdorn:-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20
To Owners of Horses and cattle

FENOBIAS' CONDITION POWDERS are anted SUI
perlor to any others, n no pay for the of Dis
temper, Worms Bots Coughs Hidebound Colds &c, in
Horses; and Colds, Coughs Loss of Milk, Black Tongue
Horn Distemper, &C.. in Cattle. These Powders were
formerly put up by Simpson Tobias Dr. Tobias
and since his DEATH the demand has been great for them
chat DR. Tobias has continued manufacture them They
are Perfectly safe and Innocent need of stopping the
working Of your animals They increase the appetite
give fine coat Gle the stomach aud urinary orzans
also increase the milk of Try them and YOU will
never be without them. Hiram Woodruff the celebrated
trainer OF horses has used them for years. and
recommends them to his friends Col. Philo Bush of
the Jerome Race Course. Fordham, Y wou;d not use
then until he was told of what they are since
winch he is never without Them He has over 20 running
horses in his Charge ana fer the last three Years he has
Kindly permitted me to refer any one to him Over
oO other references be the depot Sold bvt
druggists aed Saddlers Price 25 cents per box So pepo
''*auu' SUfeet' We" aork 7w25
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DR.. SCEENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

This great IGed cine cured DR.. j. Il. SoHENoK, the
Proprietor, d PumoLary Consumption when it had
assumed rs Iaos ormidabe aspect, and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable. His physicians pro-
nouuced his caso ncurabie when he commenced
the use Of ths sirApe but powerful remedy. His
health was restorei in a very short time, and no
return Of the disease has been apprehended, for all
J tho synp oma qu,cl' disappeared, and his present
weght ia mere than two hundred pounds.
SIG bis rocavery, he has devoted his attention
exclusive, 10 he cure OF Consumption and the
diaocsea VIII en- are usually complicated with it, and
the oures effected by bis medicines have been very
nuleeCus and traly wonder u. DR.. SoHENcK
Eias sonal visits to several OF the larger citiez
weeki, where he has large concourse of patients,
and ia irug astonishing to see poor consumptives
that have 10 be lifted out Of their carriages, and in
a few months healthy, robust persons. DIR.
sen NNGK'S PULMONTC SYRUP, SEAWEED
TONIC ara MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
al required d. curins Consumption. Full direc-
tons accompany each, 30 that any take them
without seeing DR.. SOHESoK, but when it is
gouieut It il best TO es him. He gives advice Tree.
bat or thorough examination with his Respirometer
hs lee Is thre9 60 ira
Please Observes when purchasing, that The two
Hkeue7saa o. The Doctor-one when in the last stage
OF Consumption, and the other as he is, in
perfect tea tlt-ere Oh the Government stamp.
Sold By Ell Drusgiss and Dealers. Price $1.50
per bottle. or $75o the half dozen. Letters for
advice should always be directed to DR.. Schenck's
Proc psi 0 lce Is North sth S., Philadelphia, Pa.
Geuera. |ao e'ae AGENTS: Demas Barnes & Co.,
n. Y. 5. 5. Hs2ce Ba 'tmare Nd. ; John d.
Park, Cine l4gr, 0, o W@.lrr Il Taylor, Chicago.
III; Collins Bros. s.. Aour ~. L3d W. co. mo. yr.
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Am EfEectual Worm Medicine
Browns Vermifuse Con6,s

Oh WORN Loz EEGEs. Much sickness. pndorbtsdIv.
with children ard adults, attributed to otbs apsa,
occasioned by worms. Brown $ WoRr conv,7s {,
although effeetual in destroying worms. can do 70
possible injury TO the most delicate child This val
liable combination has been successfuBv used nv
physicians, and eund 10 be safe and sure in era IL
eating worms, so hurtful to children.
Children having Worms, REQUIRE imme6i.
p-olOngei sickness. e" 001ssS
Symptoms of Worms In Chud,an .ra
OFTEN ever iooked WoFps in the stom ach and bowels
use OF sure remedy The combination Of me
used IN making 8rot0n'S 8 Yerniftge Cosnfts." is
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors Narv va Sa,a
BY all Dealers in Medicines, at rs cts. box iy51
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s. Rockford is thriving this winter like
q a green bay Tree Every body is busy
business D is good. Trade on the Increase
extensive ..,,!i sales are every day being made,
WINE large stocks Immediately take the
pace OF those sold The show windows of
hardware houses CLEAN with the FURNISHED
Steel OF SKATES Millinery rooms are bril-
Haht with tue richest habiiments of the la
test fashions. The doors and fronts Of
Clothing establishments, are dark with
warm coats and furs Great loads of wood
cars Of coal, the constant rumbling of busy
wheels and all the ceaseless moving to and
fro betoken the increase of business aud the
coming winter. Let All Good Samarataps
keep an eye on the poor, as an exchange
says let all drafts on God and Humanity be
honored at sight RockJ1fd CHEZ
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0oMMERCrAr.

OFFICE OF THE KENoSHA TELEGRAPH
Thursday, Dec 20, 1866
GRAIN MARKET-Wheatis steady ana firm with
only moderate receipts. Sales are at &, s0at. o.
for No 1, 15oa17 for No. 2 and 3Oa1 5 for reject
ed Barley Is rather more active and good grades
bring $.7ea1.oo Corn in the ear 36a4oc
Professionalism is an active trade in nrovis
ions with sales of choice lots of butter at 20 Eccs
80. Beans $t.00
DRESSED H0GS-are less firm with fair receipt
and sales at $601a6.50
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TO CONsUNIPTIVES

The advertiser, having been restored health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for
several years with severe lung affection and thai dread
aisease' consumptonis anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send COPY Of tho
ton used Tree OF charged with the directions for
ing and using the same which they will find snre for
coS>UMPTIoN. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS col - nd
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only obiect % be
tIser IN sending the prescription benefit H.
ana spread Information which he eoneeyes to be nva
anu ne hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as
Parties wishing the rrcscrp ion. FREE by reinrn mail
WI l,es so ADDRESS REV EDWARD A. WILSON
Iy5o Nilliamsburgh. Kings Co.. New York
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The Rnle Of the People.

In his speech in Washington Tuesday,
speaker Colfax, always shallow and YER
bose, exclaimed
Thank God in this land the people are the
onlvrulers Every two years they assert their
sovereignty by their ballot. They make and
unmake congress, and they approve or con
denim administrations. They command and
congress and the president must obey. We
return to these halls, to carry out and en-
force the decision of the rulers OF the nation
the people.
The hackneyed assumption of the radical
leaders that the people rule and that the
radical leaders aforesaid represent those PEG
pie, scraceiy needs confdtation. OF the
whole number of the American people law
fully entitled to vote, at least five Hundred
thousand more than one-half are opposed to
the present Congress, aud il allowed fair
opportunity to express their will would vote
it ont of existence in less time than Cola x
occupied in making his speech unfortu-
nateiy for the country, the allegation that
the people rule in WasIingtcn at this time
is a shameful and disgraceful uutruth, and
to 10 one are the people more indebted for
their Misrepresentation and dlstranchise
ment, than to speaker Colfax himself Hi
paukee New8.
We always look for some motive for
mems actions bnt we cannot see the motive
for the monstrous falsehoods in the above
remarks of the Meas 1t will not deceive
the most illiterate reader Of that sheet, for
there is not democrat in this State even
though he has never read any other paper
than the Neps but will brand it as a
lie Ia the States that have held their cleo
tions the past fall, there was "a majority OF
nearly half a million voters in favor of the
present aud coming Congress We presume
the editor of the Ns1Os will not pretend that
"a fair opportunity to express their will, ,
was not allowed to TIE people of thssa
States, and yet with ali the urging Of DIES
peiate democratic politicians with all the
influence of the Executive exercised to its
utmost and with all the prestige Of unior
OF Democracy, Johnsonism aud recreant
bought ana sold Republicans the American
people did not vote out of existence the pres
ent Congress, by nearly FIVE hundred thou
sand votes as we mentioned before. Tn,
news says, ''of the whole number of Ameri
can people legally entitled to VOTE" at least
500, 600 more than oue-half are opposed tC
the present Congress-" Of the people about
whose legal right to vote there is no ques
ton, we know what proportion voted for tn
present Congress Of the legal right
Of the people of the rebel States t,
vote for members of Congress- there is
question but even admitting their lega
right the News does not say what proper
ton of them would sustain the present con
gress He assumes. that every voter would
be, but we have the strongest evidence that
thousands of people of the rtb states, il
they could have the privilege Of voting un-
awed by the fear of mob violence or assas
sination, would vote to sustain Congress
But even on the assumption of the News
there is still majority of the voters in ia
vor of Congress.
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Special. NOTICES.
Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. %. Re-
lating to Removing Snow from Sidewalks

SEC l. Be it ordained by the Common Council of
the city OF henosha, That Section of ordinance No.
% is hereby amended by striking out the words
twenty four hours, and inserting in lieu thereof
the words ''twelve hours
SEC. 2. Strike out Section of said ordinance and
insert in place thereof 1.-The provisions of this Ordi-
nance shall extend to and embrace all sidewalks laid
on any or all streets within the City Limits''
Passed December 18th, 1866. DID, HYNES,
Y. b. LEWIS, Caty CLERK. Mayor.
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Official Statement of the vote of Wiscongi,

Official Statement of the vote of Wisconsin
The official canvass of the vote of this
State at the last election has been completed
by the State Board of Canvassers. The
following is statement of the votes poled
for members Of Congress, and on the prop
osition to amend the General Banking Law,
and for Constitutional Convention, as re-
turned from the several counties. The ag
gregate majority is 23,907:
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Adminis ratnr's Sale.

I'm E'PebaIe- KenOSha CoHuty Court
In the matter ofthe Estate of John Motor Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in
IL Pursuance of an order of License made in said
matter on the fifteenth day of December. A. D. 1866
by the County Court of said County. the ndersiened
administrator of the Estate of said deceased will on
Friday, the 4th day of January, A. D. 1861 at 10
O'CLOCK IN the forenoon at the dwelling house the
farm belonging TO Gertrude Wolf, being one mile
south of the Catholic Church in the town OF Brighton
in said county, offer for sale at.publc vendue the
following articles ofpersonal property belonging to
said estate, to wit:
yoke of oxen, ~ 1 yoke of Steers, rs old
cows, heifer.
l steer yearling calves,
! wagon. plough,
drag, "A lotof hay
Forks and Their farming utensils, Stove clock and
other houseb old furniture.
The terms of sale win be made known at the time
and place of sale LAURENZ MOLITOR,
Kenosha,, Dec L. 1866. 2w29 AdnaaGstrator.
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[From the Manchester IN. H. Mirror. !

THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND has become one
OF the standard medicines of the day. it is the best
Cough remedy we ever knew. We have never been
without tia day for fifteen years. and never expect to
be-. In our family tbs deemed Necessary as sugar
and salt; tea and coffee. When the first symptoms
OF cold appear spoonful of it is taken, and in
nine cases often in day the cold is gone In weak
nesses Of the kidneys we have no doubt, from the
testimonials of men we have known, and in whose
word we can put implicit confidence, that it is as
good a remedy as there is in the wide world The
virtues Of White Pine are just beginning to be I'M
derstood by the people in this section of the coun-
try. Among the Indians Of California and the tribes
that hover on the borders of civilization east of the
Rock Mountains, among Mexicans Spanish and the
mixed races from the western borders of Texas to
the Pacific, and from Lower California to New Ora
NADIA, the great Throat remedies have Pine as the
leading ingredient. 3m17
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Masonic.

Regular communication OF Kenosha Lodge No.
Al, F. & A NJ, will be held at the Lodge Room, on
Monday, the oath day of December, A. D. 1866, for
the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year.
By order of the W. NJ. MARK DRESSER,
Acting Secretary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20

FIRE IN WAyKEGAN.-A disastrous fire
occurred at Waukegan on Wednesday night
OF last week, by which the Dickinson Hall
building, one of the best in the city, and
an adjoining fine brick store were entirely
destroyed. Messrs. Dennis & Lyon, Tobac-
consists and Cigar manufacturers, who oo-
cupied portion of the Dickinson Hall block,
were the heaviest losers.
The fire broke out about midnight The
Conaagration was rendered tragic by the
death of an old and esteemed citizen, Capt
Hiram Hugunin. He occupied room in
the building, and it is said wishing to save
some things in it, in returning to it ne fell
through a hatch-way in the second story,
into the seething flames below. His char
red remains were subsequently recovered
from the ruins. Loss has been estimated
at 500, 600. The fire took from a defective
fue. We know how to synpathize with
cur Waukegan neighbors.
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The Atlantic Monthly


For January 1867, is mcuestionably the
best number of this periodical issued since
its first publication. The following is a com
plete table of the contents:
The Guardian Angel, by O. w. Holmes; Fitz
Adams Story, James Russell Lowell A Plea
for Culture, by T. W. Higginson; Henry Ward
Beeeher's Church, by James Parton; The Pal
atine, by John g. Whittier The Strange
Friend by Bayard Taylor; Capillary Freaks,
by Charles Dawson Stanley; Katherine Morne,
part III, by the author of Hermann The
Causes for which President can be Impeacb.
ed, by G. NJ. Ellis The Contest between
Achilles and Agamemnon translated from-the
First Book of the ''Illiad'' of Homer. by w. G
Bryant; The Man who Stole Meeting House
by J. T. Trowbridge; Terminous by R. w.
Emerson; nAppeal to Congress for Impair
tial Suffrage, by Frederick Douglass; Pan in
Wall Street, by E. c. Steadman; The King
dom of Infancy, by Walter Mitchell; Reviews
and Literary Notices. Ticknor & Fields, Bos-
ton
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~ The list of marine disasters IN ~ .
great lakes, during the season just closed,
reaches the enormous number of Cpl, being
an increase Of 200 over he preceding sea,
son
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The LadYls Friend.

The Steel Plates in the January number Of
this Queen of Magazines, are uncommonly
beautiful. We seldom see a finer picture than
cat Sea-" and "Werter's Charlotte looks
lovely enough to justify the passionate admi-
ration that all the world has heard of The
large double Fashion Plate exhibits that ele-
gance and brilliancy which is its established
characteristic in this magazine; a stylish ska
ting costume will attract attention Childrens
fashions, the Workable Department, &c,
are profusely illustrated with wood-cuts In
the Literary department We find the names of
the best writer's "Orgine College," new
story by Mrs. Henry Wood, author of east
Lynne, Sc, and Flow a Woman Had Her
Way" by Elizabeth Prescott, ere commenced
in this number The publishers announce in
addition, novels by Frank Lee Benedict. A
beautiful Steel Engraving, 20 inches long by
20 inches wide, called Zone of LIES Happy
Hours, will be sent gratis to every single
$3.50 subscriber and to every person sending
a club. Address Deacon d Peterson, 319 Wal
nut, Street, Philadelphia
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Snacial Notice.

hereby give notice that win deduct on all taxes
paid in full or before the first day of January the
five per cent. added thereto for collection By order
of The Common Council
Tax payers are advised to call soon to obtain the
benefit of this deduction. CHARLES FRANTZ,
Treasurer.
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I'm rrobate-keno-ha Coun,y cou.,

fn FrObate-keHOsha COunIy Count.
IL h matter Of the Estate Of Catherine Brogan de-
ceased: fts
Two all whom it may concern. Letters Of adminis
II tration said estate having been issued TO Jo-
seph V. Quarles the Sd day OF December, 1855
and six months from and after said cay being allowed
and limited for creditors 10 pre- their CLAIMS for
examination and allowance, Office is hereby given
that the undersigned viii Friday the 18TH day Of
January 1867, at 10 O'Clock N, his office in the
csty 81 Kenosha receive, examine and adjust all
ceased.
Dated Kenosha, Dec ember 10Th A. D. 1866.
ANTHONY VAEWYCK,
aWSS County Judge.
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Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
nca near something very much their advantage by
mai Tree Of charge ny addressing the undersigned
hose having fears OF being humbugged will obi ge by
noticing this All others viii please ad ress their
obed1ent servant. THDS. r.. CHAPMAN
lyoO S3l Broadway, New YORK
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0EE.HR II HE'D,

this city ON on the 18th
inst, by Rev. Mr.: Gridley, Mr. Alvah j E. Schwartz
and Miss Inez D. Strong, both of Waukegan, III
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