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Travellers Guido.

To Albany ~ Hudson h H.. Depo, 3oths; and iothave,
Hudson River 7:s5 10 a m 4 = aud u p. m. VIA liar.
lem u N. sui o. Sunday train via Hudson River.
.s Is N n and Civ wi Hai i1 and ssih :. station
To Albany hy steamers s. John and Dean Richmond
dly Sunday excepted from foot Of ~ Rat
loot q bo.6so.,-s n r.
foot CouT,landtst' aud 10 3 IN, p. w. snd -
70 Boon by Norwich line Pier 80 N H. osiy
~ 9n 6y Ns@isica t. H. via Springfield aIii
10 Boston BY New Haven r. r. 97thsi and 45 ave- Via
Shore Lime III and D 1.Sundsy.................
To Bridgeport BY Of CsthsriDe.st dsy snn.
To CansaSssss Rochester Buffalo ssmac sao W
BY krie Railroad foot Of Cham0er-st. 81 :. 10 M,
70 Greenpor, BY Long Island r. r.. Jame,.sIip. F.
r, m aud $50 M, aud lsip and = nnd $50 !
EsseI Il. r.. loot Of Bsrcay.st. al s.s5s a. By sans
road for stations west Of Mibun Al t;lo N. Nor
70 connecting with r. r. for Hartford and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck Slp..........3lSand
10 Nes Haven, by he Nswlisven IK, 2itHst snd an
sy: a.......7 g. u 80 ~ IS. 3 $40 $40. aud
Knrfson landing st Cor1ens Dock Coinwti and Mllton.
steamer Mary Powell foot Of daily at...j.30
day excepted from foot Of Barclay st. 3:9S
To Nowtursh PoughkecpEe Rondout, aud intermediate
lsndings by foot OF Hsrrsos. daily Sunday
To- Ne. co55cciias with the Daabay r. f. by aeaaef
Nevesuk Per No 81 T. r.. daily at...............
Tot West by Central Railroad q New Jersey. VIZ Al
leuiowu. from foot OF Libeuy-st ~ H.. a In, y
and $500 D m. SUNDAY
io Philadelphia by Hew.Jcr.ey Railroad, loot Of Court
lsndi st., and 10 a. m. II ui 4 and D. ~, and IL
midnight.
- Poushkepsle ana way landings BY stosme. Armenia
loot Of esorossestt %
join RoGe1 fo% rccIp daily
To Troy by steamers Connecticut end Rip Van Ninklc
daily (saiurdsyi excepted from Per 10 90 N II at.
9o Washington. kew-Jerscy X. IL. foot OF Court
iandi-st, and 10 a.. p H.. and Il midnight
Sunday.
To NcwOesns every Saturday. Black Stsf aud Newlort
Mai Steamers Line
For savannah, every Thursday Muusy's Line Ohce No
Cl and % SoDttst
For Savannah. every Saturday by Empire Line Cant
L Allen, No. Bow ling Green.
For Savannah every Thufsday, Pioneer Line, Pier No
n
For Montana and ldaho-see advertisements
For further information 10 regNd 70 Railroad Tine TABLES "
vert.ssmeuts Ia another part OF this paper.
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Nor and Essex ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and2'20
Northern Raj road Of New Jersey Mail. go m
tie hahfoud M A4i4V p ~
Erie Iair1ud @ and
kew-N RAILROAD d. and 2sO IN.
Long Island Mail TO Mineola Hemprcsd Jamsi-a and
cyosetl ILL., a"4% ~
Harlem ia tcu1 -
Brood ana ga 90, y ana ~ p m
and 1897 o.
H,ho..o and 1890 p.
staten f.lsud f.i a. oni
Er.a1oif Kevn,rt
C.rs a audl -
frrsda andJ - y
Causia Fridays. in an1 p u
Vi,..roh nd aud .. IN.
No. 500 .Dd Nes or a 1880 aud o.
Nerrt II sm. enf4 30 m.
a. snd4 80 p.
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Mail. Close at tse Post-0mce.

I,~ 1s NeANeP' f' I y -.,.,..... i0:3o m.
H.ho,, CO.. opi, Nv steamer Asm,uia Juy 70 1850
bo, L.. md by .t.s1er CIV N PR. INV 2s.t030
tof Egrops by steames via Q1obec Wednesday
pponts CIo,e, A. - -...,,......Io:30 q N
For Orleans by Rtroad-Msls close daily ......50
No mo- Mails sent By
So Denver City, Colorado Sat LsSs Utsn and Ps
oels. Csilornis, daily, ls0n3hys eJesptsd) BY Over
Lnd roots.
north Mail (via Hudson River r. r. through and way
N tndt;D p m
fas! Nal fva New Haven n Els..s...5 1880 and
Vat hsn fNeu Haven Nayl..........l.JOa and 20
fss, Mall fva kewpCn all River and p
bortb Mail
Phi Adelpha % aldi1U y.
Baltimore ashn gtou Mti.....5 ands 20 and 10 30
husntsy August Columbus, Macon, Meuphf, MoniFon
cry Noble ssvsnnah close
khsestaD Haleigi and New Dem D. C.. daily
tss Jersey WAY g. ald430
NSr fse9F Central
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sans Moon nses....,...7G
..s.05 Gov And......8f7 Hell Ctte'...loks
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bapinss BauHs.

ak PER CENT INTEREST,
y Free Of Government Tar.
MARKET SAVINGS BANK,
Nc. 81 Nassau. RUltonst-, n. z
deposits Immediately tine h day OF
en- month following the date Of The deposit - -
HEsRr r. CONKLIr, Sec. WILLIAM VAN MANI Pres
NEW- YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-sve.. cor
~ Foueenthsi-SI per ceut interest free Of tar Deposit
sa5s before Aug. l. wiz draw interest from Aug l.
m mi Run secTetsrv THOMAS CHRlSTY President
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Disaster.

1 .,b, Willow from Elizsbethpor and bound 10 Boston went
ashore Shosl to-day at She lies near the wfeck
Mar A. Boardnan full Of water She had cargo
Of iron which together with the vee was Insured All hsnds are
nv
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TURNER BROTHERS

PANKFfS and DEALERS In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
soictcdfper cent inee SLOWED on dsy basnc'-
tyeRt MOVED 70 No u NAssACs1 IL our new marble block
STATE OF NV YORK BAsK DKFARTNESTi
June o. 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant 20 Chapter
"a Laws Of 1850 and Laws 1850 that the circulating notoi
g. "a % TIE BANK ofthe COMMOSWEALTH,a banking assooa
Ron located tho York viii be redeem Cd % by he
dent Of banking Department presentation st Toe
National Bank in the Cy Of Albany for al Jears
e. lm tia dare hereof and not ;ieeaitcT
W outstanding circulating Of the sod bank must be pre-
afoesai date hee0i; and all notes
saI Gated foT redemption and payment within the
be charge upon the iund ~ ne hands
SUI FOR thai purpose O. W. sthL Iii
Superintendent
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NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter $50,
1865, that the circulating notes
i-d OCEAN BANK q the City q New GIf S,n5ias
SAR by slq~rlieodeli Of the Banking or pre-
T1or a. National Bank the City Of Sahy
q N, vera from tn dite hereof and thereafter
Tie outstanding circulating Of the said osns must pe pre-
the date hereof ana
49, which shan presented FOR redemption and payment
1n the specified viii cease 70 be charge upon the 4ho
g. tr o.. SupeTiuteudeI ioI that purpose ,..
ms lsw6m q. ". sCHU XLEk, Superintendent
hANIELS. CROZIER &. COE,
II BANKERS and MINING BROKERS,
No 2. Nessau-st. New York.
Especial attention given Colorado Gold Mining STOCKS
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spoken, &c.

Bsk P.,epu. from Cienuego for Cow Bay IN lat ~ 80 long o.
N on bs h inst and 10th nEt she reported In lat -
co. long SO 80
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STAN or NEw- YoRK, BASK DEPABTEEST,
ALBANY. April d, $50.

ALBANY. April %, sS0o
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 70 Chapter 2Jb
~ laws f le5a and 80 Laws Of 1865 the circulating notes
80. 10 TIE President Directors and Company the Phen1 bsnk
iucorroaed bank located in the City Of now Oh oe
ysenei by the supernsudeit Oh re b-IABs T ~
~ on presentatou NeWNok Staoe National BANK 10 the
the date hereof and not theestei
Inc outstanding circulating Of The said bank must be pre-
from the date Aertofi ano Ell
. which sa presented for redemption snd payment with
specified will % be charge UPON the iaAa u
IL hsuds q the Superintendent foF . q ggr2ose ,,,
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JUDGE NOUN WILL NOT GRANT AN INJUNCTION,
but ONLY AN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.-THE INuoE-
vEyiRNCR or THE PAT BOlLERs HoT TO BB
WEIGHED AGAINST THE HEALTH OF THE COMMU-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-28
ruslI.hsa y R.sus..

Published BY Request n II
LITTLE JOHNNIE. W.
NED path FEBRUARY, 1895, AGED AZ YEARS
No shouts Of welcome greet me "
When knock at the door; ...,.t
There's no running now to meet me,
For my Johnnie Is no more.
Grief my heart is wringing,
And my home is sunk Ia gloom,
For green grass now is springing h 'r' 2.
On my little Johnnie's tomb. ,g ladf
Farewell TO all your winning ways
Your cuddle, and your kissl I'D ~
No more you'll cheer my weary days.
Or fill my heart with bliss; Hca q
For like bonnie little flower
Cut off early bloom,
So In the morning of his life
He fills an early tomb.
My love--my little Johnnie,
never can forget
How you held out your little hand
think see you yet
How you held out your little hand
And family said "Ta, ta," s.t
Fen then could not understand
That death was tween us twa. .
My darling little Johnnie-- no
Sweet pet-lamb of our hearth ~.
You were too fair flower in;i -a
To bloom upon this earthl
At night, when tired and weary
With the labor of the day,
Thy little voice so CHEEKY
Has chased dull care away
Your little childish prattle '''
/ shall hear again no more
Uncheer'd I'll fight life S battle,
Fill meet you on that shore r-
Where there are no tears of sadness,
Where the weary are at rest
Where all are filed with gladness,
And all are truly blest
ARCHIBALD D. ApAnsoSt Brass FinsAst.
England. - .I1'ar HfF .'4 #
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-28

Somebody asked Baron Rothchild to
take vension. l don'tthink its so coot as
mutton Oh. says the Baron's friend,
wonder at your syaing so;i if mutton is
better than venison, why does vension cost
SO much moref / will tell you WIN this
world the people always prefer vat is deer
to what is shfep. .a9E-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-28

DR.. CLARK having had twenty years expertence IN al,
treatment OF chronic Diseases o. every character
THROAT and LUNGS viii give perfect satisfaction 70 al
who may apply for relief. " "i
Having bad successful practice in the above named pia-
ces for several which satsc
tory refereRce be given All medicines prescribed nst
operating satisfactorily, the money shall be refnded
Prices of Medicine for One Month. from ~ to $ The Doc
tor be consulted the last two of every MONTH M
his residences No. lsl Psburg Street Cleveland Ohio S35
Preserve this for Reference l-,s.-
Cleveland. Ian, 1896. 8. q. CLARE, d. NJ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-28
The Local Newspaper.

1t is but day or two since we heard a well
dressed young man majestically announce to q
well-flled railway ear that "all newspapers
were humb ugs" aud had princip les, no iu.
telect in them. 1t did not surprise as. q few
minutes later, to see copies OF the Police Ga
zeite and Budget Of Fun sticking from bis pock.
ct. They were the best measure OF bis intel.
lectual calibrc. But while suck as he con-
denim all newspapers, all thinking persons will
endorse the following, which we clip from an
exchange: ~.1 4--I .i.a
Nothing is more common than to bear
people talk of what they psy for newspa-
pers Tor advertising. etc., as 30 mach given
10 charity. Newspapers, by enhancing the
value OF property in their neighborhood,
and giving the localities in which they are
published reputation sbrosd, benefit all
such, particularly ifihey are merchaDts or
feal.estate owners thrice the amount year
ly OF the mesgre7 sum they pay for their
support. Besides, every public spirited
citizen has laudable pride ip hsving pa
per OF which he is not ashamed even though
he should Pick tup in New York or Wash
mgton A good looking thriving sheet,
helps 70 sell property. gives character to
t6e locality, and in all respects is desira-
Die public convenience. IT. from any, cause,
the matter in the local or editorla! col
umns is not quite up to the standard do
sos east IL aside and pronounce it of 10
account uatil you a'e. satisfied that there
has been more labor bestowed upon it than
Is paid for. If you want good readable
sheet, it must besupported; and it must not
be supported in spirit-of charity, but be
cause you feel necessity to support il. -
The local press is the power that moves the
people. '.gi st.,. s., ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-28

Why does father call mother honey?
asked q boy of his older brother. Can't
tell, 'cept is's because she has got large
comb in her bead
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-04-28

A persons character depends q good
deal upon bringing up. For instance, a
man who has been brought up by the police
seldom turns out respectable. '.r, l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-20

completing all proceedings which have been
already commenced, to enforce such fines, pen
alties, and forfeitures or criminal proceedings
under said acts, and for the punishment of
crimes of which any party shall be or has been
found guilty: Arad provided further That when
ever the duty imposed by any existing law
shall cease in consequence of any limitation
therein contained before the respective pro-
visions OF this act shall take effect, the same
duty shall be, and is hereby continued until
such provisions of this act shall take effect;
and where any act is hereby repealed, no duty
imposed thereby shall be held to cease, in con
sequence of such repeal, until the respective
corresponding provisions of this act shall take
effect: And prOUtded further, That all manufac-
lures and productions on which a duty was
imposed by either of the acts repealed by this
/, act, which shall be in the possession of the
manufacturer or producer or of his agent or
agents, on the day when this act takes effect,
the duty imposed by any such former act not
having been paid, shall be held and deemed to
have been manufactured or produced after
such date; and whenever by the xerms of this
act duty is imposed upon any articles, goods
wares or merchandise, manufactured or pro-
duced, upon which no duty was imposed
by either of said former acts, it shall apply to
such as were manufactured or produced, and
not removed from the place of manufacture
or production, on the day when this act takes
effect. And the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, under the direction of the Secretary
of the Treasury, is authorized to make all nee
essary regulations and prescribe all necessary
forms and proceedings for the collection OF
such taxes and the enforcement of such fines
and penalties for the execution of the provis-
ions of this act.
Sec. IL and be it further enacted, That ii
shall be the duty, of the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue to have this act, and the acts
to which it is amendatory, published in at least
one German newspaper in each of the states OF
the Union where such paper may be published
Approved, July IL, 1866
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Circuit Court Co,usary OF Kxenosla

D. Thomas Vail. Plaintiff, against Rodney NJ. Whip
pie, J &. Pollard, VIM. Ernst, Roxana Smith as
Aduinistratrix Of Albert b. Smith, deceased, Rox-
ana smith, widow of Albert b. Smith, deceased,
Eva A Smith, Bertha Smith willard A. Smith, heirs
law OF Albert B. Smith, Deceased, defendants.
Nm pursuance of judgment of foreclosure and sale
in tbs abov entitled action, rendered and dock
eed he 10th day OF May, 1866, at the May term
of the said court 1866 I VIM. w. Baker, sheriff OF
Kenosha county, shall offer Tor sale, and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder therefor the front
door of the Court House in the city and county OF
Kenosha, and State of Wisconsin, the 10th day of
september, A D. 1866, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Of that day, the following property, to wit: 9ral
The lots or pieces of land lying and being in the
fourth ward of the city of Kenosha, county of Ke-
Mocha, State Of Wisconsin, to witt Lot No. nine, (9)
and the west one<third part Of lot No. ten Q0) in
block No thirteen 49, the south east quarter Of
section No. thirty ohe (3 township No. two (2 north
Of range No. twenty-three (23 east being the prop
erty known the Durkee House. Terms cash.
Dated July Both, 1866 W. W. BAKER,
twill Sheriff of Kenosha County.
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Republican Union Nomination
OFFICIAL.
laws OF THE UNITED STATES.
rPUBLIc-No. H.
CONTINUED.

Pas,ed al HE First Session of the 4htrty- ninth
Congress.
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Cor a, A,,l be it further enacted That any spirits
or other merchandise may be removed from bonded
Irarebouse for the purpose of being exported upon
the order Of the superintendent of exports for the
nort whence the spirits to be exported and
such order shall state the port to which such spirits
ere TO be shipped, and the name of the vessel and
also the number Of proof gallons, and the marks OF
the packages or casks; and such spirits or other
merchandise shall be branded u. S. bonded ware
house for export and shall be put on board of the
vessel in or by which they to be exported by
officer under direction of the superintendent of ex-
ports and placed under the supervision of an officer
OF the customs after bond with good and sufficient
sureties shall have been given in such form and con-
tanning such conditions as the Commissioner OF In
ternal Revsnue, subject to the approval OF the Sec
zetary Of the Treasury, may prescribe And such
bond shall be cancelled upon the presentation OF the
proper certificate that said spirits have been landed
at the port named in said bond, or at any other
port without the jurisdiction of the United States
or upon satisfactory proof that after shipment the
spirits have been lost And at any port where there
shall be no superintendent of exports all the duties
and services required Of superintendent of exports
and drawback shall devolve upon and be performed
by the collector of internal revenue designated &c
Sec 40. Ind be Il further enacted, That any per.
son or persons who shall execute or sign any false
or fraudulent bond, permit, entry, or other docu.
rsent, required by law regulations or who shall
ffaudulently procure the same to be executed; OF
who shall Onuive at the execution thereof by which
the payment OF any internal revenue tax shall be
eyaded, or attempted TO be evaded, or which shall
be executed. or purpOrt to be executed for the pur
pose of placing in, or Withdrawing from, any bond
ed warehouse any spirits or other merchandise TO
any purpose whatever, or which shall in any way b.
used attempted to be used in fraud of the nterna
revenue laws and regulations, on conviction thereo
shall forfeit all property in such spirits or othe
merchandise to which such instrument relates. o
purports to relate, and shall be imprisoned for
term not less than one nor more than five years, a
the discretion of the court.
Sec. 49, and be 1t further enacted, That an,
person owning any distilled spirits intended for sal
manufactured prior to the time when this act take
effect exceeding fifty gallons altogether shall motif
in writing the collector OF the district wherein sue
spirits may be stored, held, owned, within sixt
days thereafter, to guage and prove the same an
upon receipt of said notice the collector shall caUs
said spirits TO be gagged and proved and the cask
or PACKAGE containing the same to be marked b
the inspector in the following manner:
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Circuit Court, Comfy Of Kenosh n .

............. The State Of Wisconsin,
~. S. Inter. To Edgar r Hugu-
Rev Stamp: min, Edward Hugunin, Joseph s..
soc cancI'd.: Naming and Elijah Steele r,aq 81
'......'% YOU are hereby summoned and
REQUIRED to answer the complaint of Enoch w.
Evans whichs filed in the office Of the clerk Of the
circuit court for KeDosha county at his office in the
city OF Kenosha, of which copy is herewith served
upon yon, and to serve copy Of your answer on me
at the office OF A. G. Cole in the city and county OF
Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive OF the day Of
4uch service and You fail to answer the complaint
az aforesaid the said Enoch w. Evans will apply to
lie court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, Sep. 10, 1866. Il. w. EVANS:
Gwl3 Fa1ntlH.
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NEW BOUNTY LAW.

TTNHOsE soldiers who enlisted for three yeas and
n served their time out, who were diseh srged
before the expiT alton of their full Oh account
Of wounds; and the widow heirs OF those who
died in the Service who have recei-ed or who were
entitled to only 800 bounty entitled to 800
additional bounty. Those soldiers who nl'sted for
and served tw years or more and who have received
or a entitled to receive but $50 bounty and the
widow heirs of such soldiers who have died in the
service, or of disease wounds contracted IN the
service are now entitled to $50 additional bounty
All persons having claims of this kind can have them
collected upon reasonabeterm and in the shortest
possible time, by calling upon writing me Keno
sha, Wisconsin. MARX DRESSER,
2m9 Attorney Claim Agent.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE. +i ....,.
In the matt er of the estate OF Peter Wander BuYg de-
ceased. .......r f} t...5a.t fs - le 4q-
a Office is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
v suaDce of an order of License made in said mat
ter the 18th day OF August, A. D. S66 by the coun-
Y Court of said county, the undersigned, administra
tor 81 the estate of Peter Wander Burgt, deceased will
Saturday September %, A. d 1866, at ten O'Clock
a. ~ at the front door CT the Court House in the city
Kenoha offer for sale and sell at public auction
vendue, the following described lands, to wit: Lots
numbered eleven on and thirteen (13) in block num-
bered three 81 of Jenues Addition the City of Ken
osha the south West Quarter OF Section Thirty
81 Town Two t2l north of range twenty three 1873
east, according to plat and survey thereof recorded
the Office of TIE Register of Deeds of Kenosha coun
" aforesaid. Terms Of sale will be made known at
he time AID place OF sale.
Aug. 20, 1866. 4wl3 J. G. BUBBLE, Admir-. u
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ADVERTISEMENT OF FORFEITED SCHOOL Ian

Sm PrOSaIe-KenO.h County Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Michael Burk de-
ceased.
To all eolton1 IL may Concern:
q NT"FEhS Of administration on said estate
"a having been issued to John Cogswe of the
town OF Salem, in said county the first day OF Sep.
TENDER, A. d. 1866, ard six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for creditors to
present their claims Tor examination and allowance,
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned WILL
Friday, October 9Th al the hour of ten O'Clock A. NJ at
his office in the city of Kenosha, receive examine
and adjust all CLAIMS aud demands Of all persons
inst said deceased.
Dated Kenosha, Sept list, A. D. 1866
4wl4 ANTHONY VAN WYCK, t
County Judge.
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SEC. 20. Ind be It further enacted. THAT tbis
act shall take effect where not otherwise mn O,.1'
vided, on the first day of August, eighteen
hundred and sixty-si1, and all provisions If
any former act inconsistent with the provis-
ions OF this act are hereby repealed: Proyided
shall be in force for collecting all taxes. duties
and licenses properly assessed or liable TO he
assessed, or accruing under the provisions Of
acts, the right to which has already accrued or
which may hereafter accrue under said acts
and Tor maintaining and continuing liens, fines
penalties, and forfeitures incurred under and
by virtue thereof, and for carrying out and
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-20
Observe Well,
The Noted Analytical Physioia,
DR.. v. CLARENCE PRICE

VESHE ONLY only Physician OF his Kind in thu
II West, has met with the greatest success, gained
better reputation effected complete cures, visit
ed places the longest without missing an engagement
than any physician that travels has outliVed hem al
aud become noted for his skill in treating ali chronic
nf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-20
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCETU.

FOR weakness arising from Disease The exhausted
powers OF Nature which accompanied by so many
alarming symptoms, among which will be found In
disposition TO Exertion Loss of Memory, Wakefuness,
Horror OF Disease, Forebodings of Evil in tact,
UNIVERSAL Lassitude, Prostration and inability to en-.
ter into the enjoyments of society.