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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-22
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GREAT BARGAIN.
The subscriber offers for sale at Bargain, his
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
AND
ONE SET OF TOOLS,

Good House and Barn and One Acre of Land
highly cultivated upon which is quantity Of Fruit
Trees of variods kinds, &C. Title perfect situated
about the centre Of the Town Brighton on the Ke~
Losha and Burlington road. There is better 10
cation in the county Plenty Of business the year
round The reason for selling, is desire to change
my business Terms, one-half cash down, the bal
ance on time. For further particulars, enquire on
the premises of GEO. SMITH.
Brighton, Jan. %, 1866. cm3o
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Shall the Rebellion Rule the Nation ?
SPEECH OF SENATOR HOWE,
IF WISCONSIN.
CONCLUDED. /

En- Reply Senator's , ohnsoh nnd Doc
little Delivered in thF u. =, SEN
ate, ridny, Jan, 26th 1866.
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Laacser.-SeuAGJ IntprOved and U'aaalpro0ed Farn'e
for sells. Office, Main street nlVlot
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINE

Mrs, A. BARTLETT Agent for the Singer Sewing
Machine, having had two years experience in its
feels confident recommending it to the public as
one of the best Machines in Residence, Kenoshs
Street, s doors South of the Park.
From the Utica Daily S6server, Sept 18th.
FIRST PREMIUM.-By reference to the list which
we publish elsewhere it will be that the Singer
Sewing Machines both family and manufacturing
carry off the first premiums from the State Fair
which closes oday. 1t is worthy OF remark that
these machines rarely seen at fairs and the
Singer Co. have entered into the general scraR
BILE for premiums which has characterized the past
few years. The agent in this city fit, however,
to come this occasion in force and notwith-
standing the competition sharp-the Wheeler Il
Wilson, Grover Baker, &C. &C.. joining in the con-
testit plain to be seen, when the practical tests
were applied that the 'plumes" must be handed over
| to the SINCE: machines. bmeo
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PEILAD RLPHIA, PA.
diseases of tine Nervous, Seminar. Trina.
Ory and Sexual Systenes-new and reliable
eatme emit in reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
emit by mail sealed envelopes free charge address
DrJ. KILN HDUEHrJN 15ward Associa ton No
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa ly3o
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

guns were being nred and the band played drge which
seemed TO solemnzo all hearts
NATURE ASSISTING TIKI CEREMONY.
Nature herself gave a character 10 and as II were
assisted a. the scene This ai the moment when tho
feelings o the assembled multitude most intent
upon ihe rites OF which they the spectators The
Worshpfn Grand Master OF knights Tcmplar had poured
corn and wine and oil upon the stone the arehi
tect had delivered 20 the Grand Master the inpie.
ments Of the craft OF Masonry; the stone had
been examined 10 500 II the workInen had done
Their duty and II had been pronounced aud square
aud was being lowered into its place. revenue cutter
Andrew johnson, lying close IN shore fred her first
ute gum the band or tho Knights Tcnpars In slow aud
solemn cadenees played Pleye's march the immense
crowd stood uncovered looking upward 10 tho platform
AL eyes moist and all hearts touched by the before
them, when the heavens, which had been for limo
darkening, and sombrc clouds had gathered
over tho grave Of Douglas, dropped gentle
tears or rain upon the sod underneath which
on the ground that lacked heart and sympathy
TO contrast the smiling morn, when hurrying crowds
ana inarshaing hosts, and gay banners and pennans,
and soul stirring music pcrvaded the streets OF Chicago
ana hc cnees that greeted the long won't
from ton thousand hrJas with tho solemn change that
came over the fac ~ tho heavens the minds
OF the spectators at tho momen, when TO the duh boom
OF minute guns and the solemn music Of the band
large drops of lnin all upon their upturned fuccs
when the ceremony Of the day consunmatcd
ana the corner stone oi the Douglas Monument
lowered into its place tho air again cleared the clouds
broke ana Tho broad waters Of Lake Michigan once
danced In the sunlight the Grand worshpful Masfor
nom his position, HAVING declared that
corner stone o the monument 10 the dccoaacl brcncr
had been laid With al tho ceremonies port nnc 10 the
order OF Free dni Accepted Masols.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

trip Mr. Granger brother-in-law Of Douglas has been
among the latest victims. Major Field OF the Marine
corps, lost his baggage fd Ike shipwrccked mariner
literally has saved 3sthing but what he stands in
se HOTEL 11oosxoDArIoss IN ROUTE -
The Presidents private Secretary, Colonel More has
been very busy all the morning dcspatchs Official
business, which has largely accumulated within few
days At the Bddle House. Detroit sopocrswere the
arrangements for the accommodation Of 4he marty
that at breakfast the President and his Cabi
net officers were compelled to remaiD standing forla
considerable time without place To rattle knife and
fork Half an hour elapsed befoA some Of the party
We're waited upon II is said that tc colored waters had
struck and would not the president because he had
vetoed the civil rights bill. The case wa. entirely
different al the shenn N House in this city
where not only were the apartments prepared
for tho President a'>d suite Of the most elegant
ana recherche desert ion, attentions
oi 'he hos's All Chat could be desired. For the first
ho uo'ns 'he ,tnp the President and the distinguished
members OF hs party entertained in manner
incoming Ier stations. The attentions bestowed upon
te fres ont tho International Hotel AZ Niagara were
also hig credible the management OF the fashona
pie 81 amor resort
The New York herald., 1866-09-07
DOUGLAS MONUMENT.
-.>>--~.>-~~>>,>->~~,~.
Ceremonies Of the Laying Of
the Corner Stone.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON AT CHICAGO
HOnorS to the Living, Tributes to the
Dead Statesman.
In Immense Conc0ursc Of People
Receive the President with
Enthusiasm.
Grand Parade in Honor Of
the Dead.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT TIL, GRAVE.
-
The Heavens Weep as the Stone
is Lowered.
->~~~~~~~>~~---~~--~--->
,PLENDiD GRAFTON OF GENERAL DIX.
~~~~>~~-~~~~~~~~-~>~>or~
speeches by the President and Secre-
tary Seward.
~~>~~~.>>~-~~~~>~~>~.~-~
P0LITlCS TOTALLY IGNORED.
&c. &c. &c.
The heavens Weep as the Stone
is Lowered.
|pLENDlD GRAFTON OF GENERAL DIX.
peeCbes by the President and Secre-
tary Seward.
POLITICS TOTALLY IGNORED.
s?tciil TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

CHICAGO, sept 0, 1866.
II ten O'Clock this morning the procession formed
10 sherman House The President and suite were
pred 10 the resting place Of stephen A. Douglas, and
'ter assisting tho ceremonies of laying the corner
one the monument 10 tho memory of the dead states
an, retdrned to the Sherman House. and VIII to-mor
" resume the trip TO 81. Louis.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07
THE CEREMONIES.
Description ~ the Nopsucrt aud ;.r.urs.
i"p""'hx ''r'"""i'' " Lowering the
~'""f N"'"r' N-e'~t- y" y. fsrstnony.

fup.-ing ferrmenie. n v......,.. a..
stone nature Assists NJ a. r,,,,n,,,,,
nFcosarioss or IhK Ge..x,.
Arrived 81 the rr0sud No psocrs. :, ,,,,., y, 49,.
vicinity Or ne hare of the monument rs .-,vo -,
beautifully icccrrtcd -Four ooluuins ihf,v a. 80, 4,
height stood At c,ch corner y ha grye ,bh 800.
nsng u rty four feet IN no centre spsa4try , ~,
20 the c,hsr These rora fosiooned witi 'rs,.,. -.
nass IL black cicth frlnaed with silver, whlie -
columns wound round With ornamental drs-
peerless iutorpemcd with r0sas md eytrsreans
On TIE top y each column snd the ton,ra
81 Tho arches were urns and valss of aoweu a.
The fence around fhc aye wa completely onahroue,i
With angs 20 conceal a from view. The ErounA
inaie was srcwn With Wild towers snd marble burt
q Doegiss. With q model of tho monument placed
on redestas ncar Tie bead ~ the grave Inc stands
oompieely surrounded The tomb AMI the interval b.
yond these oar On " itc bour1 of the Douglas
estate &c audience was massed N cold maks The
eutlrc .peotaeie pre- sntsd an amphlhcAirc Of which
e Inclined acats formed inc sldcs and ne opon lake
ms 'ackatount
ats rrE s0stNksr
no spot which Is honceorth 70 be sacred a. inc ast
resting i.sce of Stephen A. Dougas il Htusted four
msss south of the CITY Hall of Chicago, and in psin
yiew fr0u that building The grorads Waro recently
purchatel nom 'ho late widow ~ Mr. Doaras by ths
State oi Illinois eo-t of $4,000 Tie rnonunenl Il
surrounded BY h>nufn grove os oaks ,rser snlch ln
their better thar any cherr ypify n. s,ardy
chsras'er " hlr shoseNr-us asr sA.aos. me grove
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

he Trnc story of the Proceedings of the
Board Of Trade-IMdignitIcs 10 the PrrsI-
Geni-Grunt Reported Dis1usted- sIi2hfs 10
sac Douglas Iainiiy-Bad Hotel Acconsmo-
hrttNu-. &c.
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Gnu RCH DIRECTORY

REFORM ED.-REv. G. II. MARTIN will preach
in WOODSTOCK on the lst and Sd Sabbath Of each
month at FRIEDEN's CHUKcH on the End Sabbath.
and at CALVARY on the 4tf Sabbath of each month
Rev. HENRY 81. J. Rinker breaches every first
Sabbath III ea c montf at Trinity. at ie o. cae4k.
4. ST.. and st Torestyille at 3 O'Clock P. M-OR
the ID Sabbath att Pine church, at 10, a. NJ and at
Mt Jackson at 3 O'Clock, P. Me-On the Sd Sab
bath at Zions Church, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and
at Woodlawn, at 3 O'Clock, F.. M--7On the 4th
Sabbath at st. stflns, (Cross Roads, at 10 4. NJ.
Rev. D. G: RhAGoNIEisTseache EDENRuRG on
the lst Sd and 4th sabbaths; second sabbath at
EVAN; LGTHERA N.-REx. Ii. WgrzE1 will
preach ON the lst Sunday Of each month at FnlE.
pEN,s CHURCH; 2nd at Nj CALEARY; Sd at ST.
srHfnES's; Ath 1T zroSs. :.
Elder JOHN PIhKEY will preach at Walnut
Spring on the first Lords day in every month; at
third; and at Strasbnrg On tie fourth, at 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JOIN, P: HYDE wild preach ,h
on Sabbath. March 18th in WOODSTOCK, and at
RrasEyI;s souoe4 ,HalsE; Sabbath, March 25th
and at GREEN Hill; April sth at EDEsSSuas aud
UNION ToRG e. -.
u. b. IN CHRlST.-Rev James W. Holt viii
preach, July %. at Mount Hebron, at 10 O'clock;
Locust Grove, pa o'clock; Cross Raods, O'clock
July 20, Otterbine chapel, TO o'elock; Hawkins
town. 3 ocioek: Ed.aburg, candle ,,light--every
two weeks from above datssat the places named.
BAPTIST, .. Slider +. McInturit breaches on
month, al, Mill Creek, Page. county. ,
Elder W. G. dsauck preach es ON the first Sunday,
and Saturday before, at HawksvHle. and every 4tii
Sunday, and Saturday before, al Big -Sp.ing.
Elder +. u. Perry breaches every Sd Sunday
and Saturday at Luray.
I BAPrIST.-ELDEh Henry JENNINGS breaches on
the lst Lords day in each no til at ZION; UNION
FORCE 3nd; NARROW PASSAGE I'd
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HR SELVES
LIQUID LATARRH REMEDY
s Y M p T o Nj 8.

The symptoms OF Catarrh first very slight.
Persons find they have a cold. that they have ire
quent attacks, and more sensitive to the chang
es OF temperature In this condition the nose may
be div, or slight discharge. thin and acfid, al
forwards thick and adhesive, may ensue.
AS the disease becomes chronic, the discharges
are Increased III quantity and chang in quality
they thick and heavy, and are hawked or
coughed OF. The seer ti6ns offensive, caus-
eyes are weak; the sense o, smell is ltssened de-
stroyed; DEAFNESS frequently takes place,
Another common and important symptom Of
Catarih Is that The person is obliged to clea his
throat i'll the morning of slick shiny mucous,
which has ailen from the head during the night.
When this takes place, the person may be sure
that his disease 10 on its way to the lungs, and
should loose no time in ar.estng it.
The above ar but lew OF the many Catarrhal
symptoms Write to our Laboratory Tor or
pamphlet describing July all symptoms; it will be
sent Free t" any address. Also directions where
to procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts OF tt t
Union, and also numerous testimonials from those
its.
wa. This remedy contains no Mineral or Pois-
oneus ingredients, but is prepared IRON vegetable
extracts Exclusively; therefore it sperfectl, Harm
less. even to thelnost tender and delicate child.
CALL FOR SEELYES CATAkRH REM e.
DY, and take no other. If not sold by druggists
in your vicinity they will order it for you. Price
$500 per bottle.
@R~ All persons suffering with any affection of
the Head, Throat or Lungs, sh, uld write at once
for our pamphlet fully describing all symptoms
pc rtaining to the above diseases.
1t uiube sent free to any address.
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49,. ~ ---.--------S . S-.----r--------
a Fihe Specimen Of Molasses,

Made by Mr.. Joseph p. Cooper, Of Ed
inburg, was sent us few days ago. 1t is
Utmost as clear as the purest honey, and is
equal in the delicacy Of its favor to the
best refined article to be found ia onr mar
Rets. It is truly encouraging to sec the
Improvement in the manufacture of molas-
ses Ill our ooa,Iiiuhity since tile idtsodac~
ton of cane among DIR people:
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Important Notice.

Important Notice. ri.
We cali fhe attention of oar readers to
the advertisement of Mr.. Bryan Tyson, of
Washington city, who proposes to aid all
who are without mail facilities to acquire
them. Many portions Of the country are
entirely without mails, and in many In
stances our citizens are compelled to go
several miles for their letters and papers.
If those who are thus circumstance will
follow Mr.. Tyson's directions, they need
have mo longer any excuse for being
without mails"
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AT term of the November court, now
in session, a county levy was made of one
dollar per head, in addition to the annual
levy made some months since. designed
for the maintenance Of outside paupers.
In the case of the Commonwealth VS..
Jenkins, charged with petty larceny, the
prisoner was acquitted
In the case of the Commonwealth vs..
Jones, charged with horse stealing. the
prisoner waived his examining trial. and
the case is continued to the next Circuit
term, when he will have his final trial. -
The Court made it optional with the Sher-
if whether to keep the prisoner in irons
or not, the Jail having been rendered per-
fectly secure.
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Democrats Monthly Marazine.

For December, has been received. It
is FULL 81 Christmas prictures, Christmas
fashions. stories and receipts. We advise
6af lady friends, who may wish to get a
frst-class magazine, to subscribe at once
for this Commence with the new year.
in which some attractive novelties are pro-
mished. If anything is cheap nowadays,
it is this periodical at So per year, with a
premiuni at that. Address W. j. Demo-
rest, 473 Broadway, New York.
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New and Improved water Power.

We take pleasure in bringing to the attention
of millers and others interested in the subject the
new and Improved water VIII .e. invented BY Mr..
ID. k. elem, OF Warren county HI has just erected
one of these wheels in sle mill Of MIR. Henry Hot
tel, near this place, the operation of which we had
the pleasure ofwitnessing on Tuesday last. The
plan upon which it is constructed is exceedingly
simple, and its motive power superior TO any wheel
ever introduced in this country. 1t is about four
feet in diameter and Is attached horizontally to
perpendicular shaft thus avoiding the friction ne
cessarily resulting from the heavr shafts, long
arms and heavy gudgeons OF the Wheels common
~ found in our mills and factories You do not
see the molten Of this tic wheel. as it revolves in
its box, but the foaming " alter and the rapid but
regular motion Of the machinery attached to it as
sures you that it is there. 1t requires about one
fourth the water consumed by The old long armed
wheels, and its motion is more uniform and regn-
lar. As compared with the old ponderous wheels
in generally. this is emrha:icaEly 'sLutic
Giant -invisible to the eye, but wonderful in the
manifestation OF its power. When the merits of
this improved wheel shall become generally un-
derstood and appreciated by millers and others
who are interested, it must supersedc the ponder
Gus Msaesas noa In sle 1t is emily necessary that
they should examine this wheel, and witness its
motive power, to be convinced of its superior
claims.
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Excellent Wines for Females,
The Great Remedy for
Kidney affections, Rhermatism, and all
chronic Diseases.
Every Family at this Season should use
@ SPEER'S WINE,

iUTOUICt DlSSQSCS.
Every Family at this Season should use
sa SPEER'S WINE,
Celebrated in Europe for its Medicinal and bene-
fetal qualities, highly esteemed by, eminent ply
sicians, used in European and Ameri an Hospitals,
and by some of the first families in Europe and A
meriea. Gfc fs 7
AS A TONIC, a:
1t has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up the system being entirely pure wine OF a most
valuable grape.
AS A DIURETIC
Itmnarts healthy action 0. the Glands, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, very beneficial in Dropsy,
G0ut and Rheumatic Affections.
SPEER'S WINE.
1t is pure article from the Juice of the Port
Grape, possessing medical properties superior to
any other wine in use, and excellent article for
all weak and debilitated persons, and the aged
and inirm, improving the appetite, and benefit
ting ladies and children. Try it once. and you
will not he deceived
Ais- Be sure the signature ofALFRED SPEER
is over the cork Of each bottle.
Sold by druggists and all first class dealers, who
also sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY, a
choice old article, imported only by Mr.. Speer,
direct from Trade supplied by wholesale druggists
in New York and St. Louis, and by Mr.. SPEER,
at his vineyard in New .,eTsey.
Principal Dice, COS Broaduayl Neic York.
July 49, l666-ly.
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y I.DUU cverswls1y to sell our IarsorlD
$40 sd2n ing Machines. Three new.kinds. Under
and upper iced. Sent on trial. Warranted five
years. Above salary or large commissions paid.
The ONLY machine sold in United States iol less
than $40, which are fuiiq licensed BY Home Vice
Ter 6 Wilson, Grorer e Baker, Singer e Co,
and Bochelder. Au other cheap machines are in-
Jrinyentenss and the seller or are tate 10 or
rest, fne and imprisonment. Illustrated circulars
sent free. Address, or call upon shaw 4 Clark,
at Rddcford Main, or Chicago, Ill.
May 81, I666--ly.
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TERMS PER SESSION
DISSOLUTION.

NTUKPHY WILLIAMS, Attorneys at Law
l1l The pa. tnership heretofore existing bs-
~ zen the undersigned is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent All unfinished business of the
firm must be settled with both OF the members Of
the firm neither patty sepata tely having author
ity to settle any business;
CSC. II. MURPHY,
JAMES Ii. WILLIAMS.
Woodstock, Sept. Is, 1866 [Oct. l..
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DR.. p. II. SEEIYE g. CO.,
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS.
Sold by all Wholesale and retail Druggists
GENERAL, AGENTS.

John ID. Park, Cincinnati Ohio; Fuller, Finch
& Fuller, Chicago, H.; lsnrnhams VanSchaack,
Chicago, H.; Demas Barnes 4 Co., New York !;
ID. Ransom Co., Buffalo, N. Y; Farrand, Shelley
: Co.. Detroit, Mich. Weeks 4 Potter. Boston,
Mass; French, Richards Il Co., Phils dephia Pa;
K. Z, Sellers Co., Pittsburgh, Pa; Collins Bros
81. Louis Mo-, Barnes, Ward 4 Co., New Orleans;
K. A, Robinson 4 Co., Louisville, KY, HiQley !
Bro. Memphis, Tenn; -, Depuy, Richmond,
Va; Thompson Block, Baltimore, Nd; Dexter
Nelleger, Albany, New York; Strong Arm
strong, cleveland, Dino; VIM. Johnston, Detroit
Mich; Wilson Peters 4 CO., Louisville, KY.
~ For Sale by
o. -, leee-ly.
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The w8adstoek Lyceuiit,

The WsSdStOck Iyceu1k,
We have been requested to give notice,
will meet in the hall over the Seminary,
should nothing prevent, Oh Friday evening
next, for the purpose at electing officers,
and for the transactioH III other business.
A full atteiidailce Of Tie ii,eliibefs is fe-
quested
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Fix mp the Graves.

We world cali the attention of those
who have relatives or friends baried in the
Methodist graveyard to the fact that the
fence has been recently rebuilt, and that
it is desirable to have the graves properly
fixed up and marked. A proper respect
for the dead is among the first duties of
christian people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15

Rev. J. p. Hyde will preach ID. w on next
Sabbath morning llSth inst. ! at 10T O'clock, at
Union Forge, it not conflicting with any other
Furnace at O'Clock p NJ
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G. q . I'D - 8
Male and Female Academy,
WOODSTOCK, VA.

Associate Prints.
P. W. MAGRUDER, Esq.
TIME Exercises of this school will be resumed on
i the first Monday in September The scholas
TIC year will be divided into two sessions--the first
commencing on the first Monday in September and
closing the last Friday in January; the second
commencing on the following Monday and closing
the EAST Of June.
1t is the object Of the Principals TO establish .
first class English and Classical School Students
will be prepared for the University OF Virginia and
ether Colleges or the active duties ollie.
In consequence OF the fuc.uation Of the curren-
cy, the terms of tuition reduced to the rates
doptcd before the war, payable in specie or its e.
Oliyaient
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Frfeden,s Church.

Tricden's Church.
A very interesting sacramental meeting was
held at Friedens Church, the 18th inst, by the
Rev. G. H. Martin, when about 2e additions were
made to the congregation at that point.
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SOUTHERN GENERALS. 6c.--Those who desire to
procure Gard Pictures, for albums, Of Gems. Lee,
Jackson, Beauregard, Johnson, Early, Rosser,
+. Fl. Lee, Mosby, jeff. Davis Mrs. Davis and a
large lot Of other notable characters, can obtain
them at Clnedinst's Photograph Gallery, in Wood
stock, at 2s cents each inlx5.
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Th.oa. Affections

Are more frequently than otherwise caused by a
thick, Shiny mucous, falling from the had, es-
pccially during the night, and resulting from Ca
tar. h, and are cured BY
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WooDQ JuEIoR LYcEub--The question for
6aturd4 III Aing's debate Was the Execution
OF Msryl< SCOTS Unsuitable ?-Affirmatiye
--G. G1 y. Conn. j. Frayel, X. G. Frayel.
srg.t Bird. Il. ,. Burner ~. Haas,
6. c. HANNAH, Pres t
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GaIaxy.
i The Galaxy for November has been received
1t is one OF the neatest as we'll as entertaining
monthlies that comes to our table. Published
fortnightlJ BY ". G. Il. r. Church, 80 Park
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from Fifty Cents. Call and examine an invention
urgently needed by every body. Or a sample sent
free b. aii for Soc. that retails easily for Sc. By
r. L. Woleott, 10 Chatham Square, New York.
lie 14--ly.