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MACKENZIE & PARSONS.

The ParIsian Yoke Shirt, manufsctur-
ed exclusively by Messrs. Mackenzie & Parsons,
No. Il Public Square, in Oobbs new Block. This
pattern of Shirt is the only style now worn in the
city Of Paris Its great popularity is its perfect
sdsptsbility to all forms of the human body,-the
fit being perfect. marl7:Rl3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-16

The New York Commercial, speaking of
the Fenian hubbub, says If real move
ment is designed upon Campo BellO
Island, or upon New Brunswick, what
faulty of gable induces the Fenians to
hold an open air meeting in Eastport
Are they never to cease from platform
rhetoric Men in earnest would never
make mistake like this-a mistake which
has the single palliative that it keeps up
the excitement and SO sells bonds.
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General News.

New ORLEANS, April l4-Gen. Harry T.
Hays, who commanded a Louisiana brig
ade under Stonewall Jackson, has been
nominated for Sheriff.
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Purest and SYeetest
COD LIV Z Il Oh l.

con LIVEB OIL
IN TEE w0BLps
nAxurAcrEREB FROM FREsH SELECTED liver
on the Sea coast. This oil is characterized by
parity and sweetness peculiar to it
alone Its reputation iS so great that takes the
lead of all other oils, and is prescribed by physi-
clans Remember 10 ask for
EAzAkD / CAswKIL's CoD LTvKR on.
CASWELL, MACK L CO.,
Sole MAnuiastarsrs, New York.
soIi bx all Druggists dsc27. BIO
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LOCO Sacks Potatoes, 500 bbls Potatoes
for sale at IS Merwin st.
aPI4:s07 ooTTRELL DICKEY.
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TRIAL OF MAJOR GEE.
NEw YoRK, April 15.-The latest adviees
from Raleigh, n. O., says: The trial of
Major Gee by the Military Commission for
cruelty to Union prisoners at Salisbury, will
continue unaffected by the Presidents late
proclamation. -s stf
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-16
PUBLIC MEETING.

BALTIMORE, April Ia large Union
meeting was held at Westminster, Maryland,
on Saturday. Speeches were made relative
to the differences between the President
and Congress by Senator Nye and Repre-
sentative Francis Thomas, John J.. Thomas,
r. and Samuel Mckee l
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-16

Sugar Cured Hams.-A ine article at
reduced prices at 81 Merwin street.
apls 500 J. C. SIMMONS & co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-16

Hasheesh remedy for every variety Of
throat and lung disease and all arrangements of
the nervous system, stands uDriEAlled, hence its
popularity. apl6'Soe
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-16

GenfIemen'S Furnishing StOre-NOw
open at Il Public Square, Gobb's Block,
where can be found every variety of Furnishing
Goods, consisting Of Shirts, Collars, Drawers,
Hosiery, HsndSerchiefs, Dressing Gowns, Canes,
Suspenders, and oeDtlemen's Toilet Goods, sll
made of the best materials. Trade furnished at
wholesale.
marI7:hI3 MACKENZIE 4 PARSONS.
GentIemen's Shirt Laundry.-Ina a few
days we shall have our Laundry in operation for
the express purpose Of washing Gentlemen's
Linen-snd thus enabling them to have their
shirts and collars ironed equal to new.
MACKENZIE q PARSONS,
of the Partisan Yoke Shirt, Il
Public Square. marl7:Rl3
Usage Orange Seeds for sale by the quart
or bushel, the growth of 1865, for sale by
b. Il. STAIR & CO.,
marl3 Late ]. Stair & Son.
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Very truly yours,

n 7 bFALDIAI.
In this connection we are requested to
state that the retention of the United
States Marine Hospital by the Govern
ment viii not in the least interfere with
the benevolent project recently proposed
by some of our best and most philan-
thropic citizens, of establishing new
Hospital here which shall be unsectarian
in its objects and workings. Our citizens
will soon be called upon to contribute TO
this object, ana we hope shortly to see a
hospital building in process of erection.
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Methodist Conference.

The Methodist Conference adopted res
olution extending the jurisdiction of the
Southern church in every direction asked
for. The committee on Episcopal reported,
advising the College Bishops to appoint one
of their number to reside in California.
Also recommends the election of sixty ad-
ditional Bishops.
Tho ,ra+o vUss ao,aip discussaJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-14

we believe there is still additional capital required.
The factory, when finished, will have 10000
spindles and 800 looms, some of them double
looms, and will give employ ment to from 500 to
600 operatives, many Of them females The ma
chinery is thu very best to be had constructed on
DRILLS pattern, near Manchester, England, by
PARE, CURTIS & Co. The Turoine wheels for the
mill are being built by J. E. STEVENSON, at the
Novelty Iron Works, New York. The shafting.
pulleys, &C., by J. MORTON Poole & Co., Whining
ton, Del,
There is only s75 horse power required to propel
the entire machinery Of these mills, and We have
it upon the testimony Of three competent engi-
neers, that the creek at this point affords mo-
mentum Of 500 horse power.
The work is being vigorously prosecuted; ex-
tempore railroads carrying the timber to the saw
mill, and rolling down the car filed with earth to
construct the dam. There is a hotel on the spot
for the workmen, and store alongside the rail
road, kept by Messrs. BRUx & DoRTIC.
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MARRIED.

On the evening Of the 11h December, 1866. at st.
..enao q t Church Charleston, by the Rev. p Kr1rH
q spq;. oGsoE Or. FRANCIS L. FROST to Miss REBECcA
Esq. e'> e'oA = = AA1iAn1 1Ale T. FA1SoLE,
Y, At Cedar Spring, S. c. on Thursday. stb jnstar+ ~
me Key MT aARcKEI, VIM. B. NORTH Of this Citv t.
5tss aAkGAREi A., third daughter of the late r. F.
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State Items.

ARREST. One Samuel Harper was arrested near
Pendleton on Friday last for passing counterfeit
coin. He represents himself as q virginian, says
he was lately engaged in the employ Of q tobacco
MIST trading through this country, that he bought
Monday he was brought before Judge Murray, Of
the District Court, on q writ of habeds corpus
Upon hearing Of the case, the Court ordered that
he be admitted to bail upon giving bond in the
sum Of three hundred dollars Tor his appearance
at Court AZ yet he is in the custody Of tie Sheri
having failed 70 give the required security.
anderson appeal.
DEATH OF AN OLD C1T1zN.-Dayid Moore who
was perhaps one Of the oldest men in the district
died at the residence of Capt. J. ). McGowan near
Cross Hill, ON the Esd Of last month.
#l$Sl5 'Is%# Z &S"Hs sH5H3 r. LdurenspiUe HernH
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Washington correspondent says the Secretary
OF the Treasury has under consideration tho pro.
RrleY Of discharging all the female employees IL
tne t treasury Department on account Of the trou-
BE and: annoyance that members Of Congress and
others give by opportunities for positions for their
female friends. The Secretary OF the Interior has
already discharged nearly all his female clerks, and
there are probably one hundred more now in the
Treasury than are needed, discharge being impos-
sible in the face Of opportunities without number,
made from all influential sources.
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From Europe per Steamer.

From Europe per Steamer.
NEW YORK, December 49, The steamship Chba
from Liverpool on the I'd, has arrived. She brings
the following commercial intelligence
LIVERPOOL, December 1.-The Brokers' Circular
reports the sales for the week at $4,000 bales The
market opened frmer, but closed quiet at decline
of farthing; Fair and Middling qualities have
declined most. OF the above sales, speoulators
took 1000 and exporters 1900. The sales yester-
day were 10, 900 bales.
Cotton in port is estimated at $4,000 bales, of
which 177,00O are American.
The Manchester Trade Report says the market
was irregular and declining.
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B N.-INFORMATION CONCERNTNG
DANIEL GUION, of New York. who arrived in Char]ea
eon - June OF July 1855, viii thankfully received by
CHARLES COUDERT, Jn.,
-oecemoer y No 40 Wall street, New York
So NOTICEABLE CLAIMS AGAINST THE
ed at our Office by IL M To-orrov the 14t Inst or ma
VIII be declared payment J. A. ENsLoW & CO..
December 13 cnns,o,,aa.
80 ESTATE NoTICE-AIL PERSONS
hayng claims against the Estate the late JOSEPH T.
Ho"AhD VIII present them, duly attested and all per
sons indebted thereto will make payment to
s. r: HOWARD.
NoVemoer 70 Qualified Executor.
&SMEssRs EDITORS. ANNOUNCE
HIRAM HIRAM B. oLNEY, Esq, as candidate for Alderman
OF ward NO. &c WILLIS Esq, having resigned.
Deeemoer CITIZENS OF WARD NO. s.
80 EDITOR DAILY NEWS YOU ARE AU-
thor1zed to announce R. D. WHITE ESQ., as candidate
for Alderman Ward No. 4. and obIge
December 6 MANY crT7zENu
AB WE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCE !.
EDWARD WILLIS. Esq, as a Candidate for alderman
of Ward No.4 DecemherE :
~MR. EDITOR:-PLEAsE ANNOUNCER
ADAM B. GLOVER as Candidate for Alderman Of ward
No. G. MANY TAx PAYERS
December S
a5rMESSRS. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCER
Mr. B. RODDIN Candidate for Alderman Of Ward No
4, in place Of WILLIAM I. TRENHOLM, and oblge
MANY MECHANICS AND WORKING MEN
November 23
sSTWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
- NJ WHITING, ESQ., candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judicia District, at the next election
September 10
aS NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO THE PRO-
VISIONS of the Act Of Assembly incorporating the
PLANTERS AND FARMERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
the books OF subscription will be opened by the under
signed at the Store Of R. W. GALE CO.. No. Is Went
worth street. go-Moyrow 18th November and will re-
main open until further notice.
The shares five hundred in number au; $500 each
An 1nstaent OF FIVE dollars per share will required
upon making subscription. b. ". GALE.
M GEO. o. ROBINSON.
CHAS. e. ROBINSON.
November 12 sui mwf VIM. Fl BEIIAAdY.
So BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
HAIR DYE is the best in the world The
only t7ue and perfect Dyeharmless, reliable insta-
Be .1 .1Miae8@egs M taes
Dyes Inydgoraes the hair leaving soft and beautful
The genuine is signed Wiltsa A. BaeAeEor All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by an
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
aS BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 1vr
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TELEGRAPHIC.
South Carolina Legislature.
ESPECIAL TO TEE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. !

COLUMBIA, December 1s.-On motion of Mr.
SEe11Ne the unfavorab bic report on the wo lottery
companies was reconsidered, and the Bills restor-
ed to General Orders for further consideration.
The Committee on Federal Relations recon-
mended that the Constitutional Amendment be
not adopted.
The resolution calling a Convention Of all the
states was also reported upon unfavorably- South
Carolina not being represented, suggestion can
be Of no avail
a Bill to prevent the sacrifice of land BY SheriAs
sale had its second reading. WAR1EY spoke il
favor, BAEKER against. Lengthy discussion.
The Committee on removal of the wrecks from
Eaatht Channel asked to be discharged until the
finances of the State are more settled.
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Additionnl Mexscam Newa.

New ORLEANS, December -SEDaw1cK plea DIS
that hs acted merely under private general in
struotions Of his superior officer, in his movement
against Metamoras and he therefore does not feel
that he is guilty Of either an act Of indscretion OF
any other unbecoming an officer in his position
It is currently rumored that SHER1DAN is disposed
to shield SEDaw1cK
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Appeal Of the Palmetto Fire Engine Co.
The officers and members Of the Palmetto Fire Bneina
Company having determined to order steam ire en-
gine of Messrs HuNNEMAN Co.'s manufacture are ne
cesstated to ask aid Of their felowzens In doing so
they are aware that in the Department. at time there
are six steamers The effect of the introduction OF steam
on the hand engines has rendered in to lessen
the energies of their company they have been aa
will be seen twentysx aborng in the good cause
for tho benefit Of community they their appeal
will be responded to with that Kberaty that always
characterized their feow-czens towards them 70 do
good is ai and to accomplish this end and save
an old association, ask whatever aid Afforded
and by cur strenuous exerons hope to receive the ac
nowledgment from those who assist us that we ara
working In common We are aware that cur
community have subscribed most literally to all compa-
nies but trust they VIII not forget the Palmetto Fire
Company.
The Committee appointed to solicit subscriptions ara
Messrs. ]. A. ARMSTRONG, MessrsL B. RODDN,
THOS. MILLER, JOS REDDIOK
n. FERGUSON, JOHN LONG
T. CLAFFY, T. O'KEEFE.
most cheerfully recommend the appeal Of the Pal
metto Fire Engine Company, and trust they may ablo
to keep together their useful organizato which has
been in active service since 1s4o
NJ. 81. NATHAN,
December II Chief Fire Departmant
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO WHOLESALE aRocERs LIQUOR DEALERs DIS
TnLERs. DRUGGISTS, GLASS AND
SOAP MANUFACTURERS

ESSENTIAL Qus, EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
favoring and Improving Brandies, whiskays Runs,
Wines, Cider &c, &c. Age and Body Preparations for
Nentrahzing and Modifying whskeys and Spirits Rx-
tracts Of Holland and London Gins Colorngs Gum and
Sugar syrups, and Fruit Juices d.. Felcatoa,aer's
Treatise Fere,ted Liquors, svth 1000 Receps aad
Directions. $ eli.E.t
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OXIDES, ORES, &c.
FoR SOAP MASuEAcTuRERs. -siHcate Of Soda, Soluble
Glass Liquid Quartz In Dry Crystal Liquid or Jelly
Forrn Caustic Soda Soda Ash Palm and Cocoanut OHs
Goapstone and China Clay.
An orders sent TO me viii have prompt attention and
every information required win be cheerfully given y
JOS ". .FEUCHTWANGER,
No IS Cedarstreet, New York
October 10 wfm3mos
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a%MR. EDITO ANNOTyNCE.
ADAM B. GLOVER Candidate for Alderman Of ward
No 6. MANY TAx pAvEpe
December "i
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

oa GUION.-IN CONCERNING
DANIEL GUION, of New York. who arrived in Charlea
on ~ June OF July 1856, viii bo thankfully received BY
CHARLES COUDERT, Jn.,
. OeCenDer Il Wall
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Our New York Letter.

[FRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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AS WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE /;
EOHARD WILLIS Esq, as Candidate for Alderman.
of W-rd No. 4. nooa,,ho. :.
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North Caroaana Rejects tho Azaendnaont.
RA1E1oH, December 13.-Both Kouses issve re-
jeotsd the CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment.
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R@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, US candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (JudicaN District at the next election
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40 SMESSRS. EDITORS PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Mr. B. RoDDIN Candidate for Alderman Of Ward No.
4, in place Of WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM, and oblige
MANY MECHANICS AND WORKING MEN
November az
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$50 EDITOR DAILY NEWS YOU ARE AU-
thor1zed to announce R. D. WHITE Esq, as candidate
for Alderman Ward No. 4, and obIge
December s MANY rryr1roro
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VS. ~MESSRS. .EDTIORS.-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
HIRAM HIRAM B. oLNEY, Esq, candidate for Alderman
OF Ward No. &c. WILLIS, Esq, having resigned
Oecember5 CITIZENS OF WARD NO
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-05-31
Published April IS, 1866. ]
CHAPTER Sl3

IN ACT to amend chapter 1893 of the general
laws of 1862 entitled can act TO authorize
the county supervisors to construct drains Ill
certain cases."
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represent
ed in senate and assembly, do enact as f''l-
lows:
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Or. MARKS
syrhllitic cure !

This Celebra' &c Remedy Is an 1n1aillole
omdary and Tertiary stages
m ALLLARGE CITIES HERE exists conea>
oious SEXUAL DI EASE. cal,ed SYPHILIS, which Is
capable OF transmission by inoeulauon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-05-31
Published April 25, 1866
CHAPTER 1913.

N ACT to amend section one of CHAPTER 2S5
of The general laws at 1861, entitled Can net
to amend eciion ll2 Of chapter ~ OF the re.
vised statutes, entitled 'ci highways, bridges
and ferries
The people of the state OF Wisconsin repre-,
scented in seuae and assembly, do enac, az
follows; @
Section !. Section one OF chapter two hum
bred and eighty five otthe general laws of me
year eighteen hundred aud sky one, eniitIed
ian acl to amend section one hundred aud
twelve OF chapter niuefeen OF the revised STAT
utes, entitled of highways, bridges and fer
ries - il hereby amended, 30 that said secfjon
one will read rs follows section Said sec
ton is hereby amended TO reau is follow ::
Every person who shall ObstTuct any mean-
dered navigabie stream ia hisstate, by telling
any tree or trees therein or by placing any re-
fu-d lumber, sdbs or other So bsiauce ca culated
tn impede rhe free navigation thereof, either IN
such stream or in any tributary OF said stream,
80 that the came stall float into such meandtred
nav igAbie stream, or by the construction or
main euaLce, or aiding Ora-assistn2. in The con-
siruciI"n- or maintenance OF any boom not eau-
thorizeu by The laws OF this STATE sfiai forfeit
t.r each such ofeDee, and for each day the nav
cation OF such stream sbalI be obsiructed by
such 0o"m, the sum of twenty-five dollars, one
uat to the ntOrmer and Gne-haif to the treas
uIy OF the county where ouch, offenses may be
committed; AND every person damaged by such
'uense, may sue Tor and collect such penalty,
ny civil action IN the circuit court of the COUNTY
where such offence may have been committed
md may IN the same action sue for sny Fpecl
damages be may have sustained by rsasoB OF the
'tfeuse complained Of inesucnf actions The
plaiutlh in such action shall be The informer
and the defendant tie perron alleged to have
"mnittedihe fence; and if the fence be
ound and adjudged to have been committed,
4 alegto la The complaint. the plaintiff shall
recover crisis OF the defendant otherwise, the
etendant shall Ieepver Gusts ot The plaintiff.
The verdict OF findingin such action shall state,
1rst whether or not such offence has been COM
nitted dc alleged in the Complaint, and if so
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II is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate in &C
ton, and tightening than any of the Preps~
rAtions OF Bark or Iron. tl rs
Those suffering from Broken down or Delicate Con-
stitutions procure the remedy at once. r 70
The reader must be aware that however slight may
be the attack of the above diseases 1t is certain to
affect his bodily heal h mental powers and happiness
All OF the above diseases require the aid OF
diuretic.
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CHAPiER LOS


AN ACT.to regulate the number of Jurors TO
be oraHn N This tate.
The pc ople of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section. l. The number of names of persons
selected by he several boards of supervisors in
This state, tn serve petit jurors hereafter shall
Dc one hundred and forty, and the number to
serve az grand jnrurs, shall ne seventy-iye:
prorloed, That i1in any county in This state the
supervisors shall not he able to select the num-
her al names required by his secrion for GRAND
and petit Jurors, they shall select less number
ana Inc CHEST number 20 sible. 5tsEE
See. Hereafter he uau1gs Of thicty-sir mar
sons shali De dawn, To serve as pe:itq.jurarr
aud the names If seventeen persons. to serve AZ
grand juFor-: prorsded, thet the county board
on superVls"is III hly county, when in their
Io'RnFht shall be deemed for the interest OF
me c"nhfv, 'hali have power hy resolution, to
iimii the humber OF petif jurors 10 be drawn in
Teen. ~ &c a#E IEEE :
Sc. g. There shall not be more than seven
teen nor lrss than tfteen persons sworn on any
grand Jnty, In tnis state, and twelve al least of
saeh jurors sball concur before any bill of in
dhamert shall be found, or prese eminent made
10y such grand jury.
Ser. 4. Sect "a eight of chapter llS of the re-
vIeed "a UTE, pre.c lbiug the manner of draw
10y Juror-, Is e eby revived and declared 10 be
III iui fmc", except modified by the pro
visl' ns this act and chapter 2G9 of the laws
at A. u lS6U, and chapter 1876 of the laws OF
1901, are hereby repealed 4
See. 5. This ac rhal take effect and be-in |
t"cr from and after il passage,
Approved Ap IL ~ 1866.
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" ~ P'ENNu~Ns
Approved April -. 1866.

LEMON PUDDING. 2 or 3 savory
biscuits. put half a teacup of boiled cream
over them. quarter pound Of butter, quarter
pound of loaf sugar dissolved in half tea
cup of water, the yolk of four eggs, and the
whites of two we'll beaten, CRATE the rind of
two small Lemons, and add the Juice of /,
then put puff paste round the dish and
bake
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Circuit Court, county of xemoshn.

x............s The State Of Wisconsin,
u. s. Inter. .T To Hudson Fox,
Rev. Stamp: YOU are hereby summoned and re.
% &c canci'd.: qrired to answer the complaint OF
#'''''''''-''+ William ". Baker, which win be fled
with the clerk of said court, at his office in the city
Of Kenoshs, and to serve n copy OF your answer on
us at our office in the city and county of Kenosha
and State OF Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such servce
and If you fail to answer the complaint aforesaid,
the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for
the sum OF two hundred dollars, besides the costs OF
this action. s- HEAD a sCHORF,
Dated, April II, 1866 Plaintiff 3 Attorneys
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1866.

"COSTaR'S" RAT EXrERMINATOR is siuple
safe and sure the most pe,fect RAT ihcaton meet.
ing &c have veT atstnt-G. Every RA' that get
it properly prepared wt,' ard evsTy that
eats will die. g-n-ra some place rs distant MS
e-'bie from where it was taken Lake Shore,
Mich Mirror ~
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HELMBOLDS 2
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.

eor weakness arising from Disease. The exhausted
powers of Nature which accompanied by 90 many
alarming symptoms, among which will be found In.
disposition to Exertion Loss OF Memory, WskefuneBs
Horror OF Disease Forebodings of Evil; in tact,
Universal Lassitude, Prostitution and inability to en-
ter into the epjoyments OF society. ...-te..
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RA ) verS~S BIRDS ~ hoover engages in shoot
ing b.; d, c. uei mau; whoever aids in ex-
trI HIIuat'ng rus is btuetac We mould like
some give lie bpi fl ~ their experience in
driving out thee p.Ats We Nerd something besides
dogs, cats. and traps fol this business Scientific
american " T.
see COsrAs's " advertisement above.