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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
"COSTAR'S"
PICTORIAL
COUG REMEDY

For Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Sure
Throat, Cronp, Whooping Cough, Infu
enza. Asthma, Consumption. Bronchial
Affections, and all diseases Of the Throat
and Luugs.
Bottles, - c's. 80 cts, and 81 sizes
Sod by all Druggists every where
And by HENRY L. COSTAH, Depo;
Isl Broadway, n Y
Aud BY William A. Loker, Leonard
Town, Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
NEW e.. "a. EE(ss'.NSaE1S
ENGEkEA ASa;ss E'j>N>EOAS q

U11er recent Act OF Congress. Soldiers Of
1864, , AID 3 are, in certain -caYs, entitled
10 an additional b uH'y from the /. ).
Soldiers who were Disabled in the late
War by the loss OF crc-sigh'. arm, lee, &c.
&c are emitted TO an Increase "t Pensio I
.. So So and Sl3. WIDOWS ami On
pHA>, arc also entitled to INCREASE. OF
PENSION under lite Act.
Persons writing tor ;normltion will please
81: at. the Name Of the Soldier, his Company
a'd Regiment, with the date Of enlistment
and discharge or death; also, how much
Bounty or Pension received. and if the Sol
der is dead give tins name or names Of the
nearest OF kin.
Address, (cncIoslns Postage Stamp sni
reply.l
WM T. HILL,
ATTORNEY 1T LAW,
20 ". Fayclte Street Baltimore, Nd.
Aug. 8. lhC6-lr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
John + Campbell &
Susan his Wife
Mar eIju9 Stone s
Elizabeth his Wife
anu Others.

Ia the Circuit Court for St. Mary's County
sitting AS Court OF Equity
No l45 \. Equity.
~ virtue OF sH'hor,'y ve<'e( IN me; :; as
rvs County. by tie Code of Fub,jc General
Laws OF this State. II is hereby ordered.
that the Report of RobtC Cones AZ! Jas
Downs Trustees, dlel N this cause, I've ratified
and confirmed, unIes. cause to tee con-
trary be shown on or before TIC thlrd
Monday OF Match neNt; provided,
copy Of this order be inserted in the SAINT
M,ry's Gazette. once 4 week for three sue
csssive weeks prior to the shird Monday oil
Feh ueNt
The Report state. that the land sold for
S4Soo.
JNO. \. CAVALIER, Crk.
Trus copy-lcst,
JNO. A CAVALIER. Cl'k.
Jan. TO- lss1-Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
"COSTAR'S"
CvLEsRATEp
BISHOP PILLS.
A UNKrR.iL DINNER rLL.

r>NERsAL DINNER r IL,
For Nervous AMI Sick Headache, Costive-
ness. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilousn~ss,
Constipation. Diarr hra. Colics. Chills,
Fevers. ard General Detsugement of the
Digestive Organs
Boxes, % cts 80 cts, and 81 .iIes.
Sold By ali Druggists everywhere.
Al by HENRY i. COST Depot
ISL Broadway, \. I.
And by William A. Lok"r. Leonard
Town. Id.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
Whi>kers and Mustaches

E1NOii Ed to grow upon the smaothtst face
i IN from three - ave weeks by using Dr..
stNlGNt'S RkSTAUATUER CAPlL-
I.A.HE, The lao / wond,tluI discovery il mod
ern science, acting upon the Beard and tiar IN
an almost miraculous m9u2tr. K has been
used bv the elite o. Paris and Lond II with the
most at'c.Ing success. Names Of al pu!ha-
Sers vii b. req stored, and Il entire satI siacil Oh
is rot given III every instance. The money Viii
be carefully refunded Price by mai, sealed
and pcs,po d, 81. Descriptive circulars and
testimonials mailed free. Address REhGER,
SHUTS K Co Chemists, No. 2-5 River
Street, Troy n. Y. S1!s agents for the United
Siaes.
Dec 20. l36G-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AgOTICE IS hereby given that The suhScri-
s& her has obtained troG the Orphens Court
Of -. Narr's county, N May 'and, et,erS OF
ADMINISTRATIONS on the personal estate OF JOSEF
Stone late OF SAID corniy. deceased. All
persons having canS against the said de
ceased are hereov warmed 20 exhibit the same
with the nrnper vouches ,ne'eof. to the sub
s. lter on d + before the 18th iav If July, 1867
otherwise they may b, excluded by law from
all Dc ,eht Of .he SAID estate. Gwen under my
hand tbs l0th day OF jan, 1867.
WM TUCK ER.
Adn.niStGs Tor.
Jan 10, lS6; -tx
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

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In the Circuit Crur, fer S, Nary's County.
.lttlng AZ Court OF Equity.
No. 100 y Equity.
yDY virtue OF authority vested II me, AZ
% Clerk of the Circuit Court for II Mary =
County. hv the "Cols of Public General
Laws Of TINS State, II is hereby ordered hat
the AUDITORS Report, fled III this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary 10 shown on before the
first day Ct Feb next: Pro, ided copy
of this order hc published in the Saint Mary 5
GAZETTE once a week for three successive
weeks prior to the first day ni Fch. next
,}NO-A CAMALlt... OK.
Truo corv-rcs':
JNO \ CAM.ALlKR, ok.
Jan~l0, 1857 3s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
For Sheriff.

i + AcELL, # Leonard Town. is sn-
nouoced a. candidate for Sheriff, and
viii DC supported hH The nia.ses ii Ia
II rr
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
FOR ERIFF.

JOHN II BUCKLE3 announces himself 10
lie voters "f 81 Mas county ., candidate
inf Snrrid At The Fall election IN ls67 and So
hi n. s'ipfcr' 6 1t: ffe,ds AID f.ose.n-
furs et.A- r..
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

Jan Il. lS6, SIS.
NOTICES hereby given. that unless
the State aud County tnx"s due on the
lands aforesaid, shall be PAD to me on or
before the en15 Of thirty days after the
above publication is completed, the said
lands or such ports thereof as may be nc
crssnry to raise the snm thereondue, ,ogeth.
er with the cost Of advertising aud legal in
tcrcst, shall be sold to the highest bidder
for the payment Of the sam.
THOMAS c WARD,
Surcty on the bond
J scph D. Edwards,
late Collector of 9th Election
District ii St. May, County,
Jan II. 1867 5t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
C0|lTCTORy Sale.

KEY ~ C,rp'S Comwiss;oner> for s..
- N.y'- { an'y
,.G, .a-., ny tic t.-aniy Commissioners
f,r Saiut M4r>'s ; ,r4utY. tnat fhnneS Z.
W,,d A >ur-,, upea N bhnl Il Ja,rpa
y ttsard-. lag a Col e.or % stc and
County T. xe~ tr the. SIN Elrcnan ni,-
,lc, Of S.ut Ns-ys county, cause sdver
,.euent e. pre- ,'og lhe ha,aes Of the fo'-
,ouipg tracts o: parcels Of land, the amount
if,a,.s due thereon, to9, ther WITH the
name. Of the persons chargeab|e with the
,.me to bc inserted in the Salut MaryS
Gac,nr new-papr published in SAINT
niary'. county, once week for ami dur
;ng fur ~ceks, notifying that, unless the
S,n,. and County taxes due on the sad
l,rls .hal hc paid 10 tho sail Thomas {.
Ward Within me space OF thirty days at
tor the publication of tie notice a'orcsasd,
:. complete,, tie land. aforesaid, or such
r,rt, ,hereo a. may be necessary TO ra;sc the
c,n dlo thereon, shall be Sold to the
h,phcs, bidder for the paymeAt OF the
shn". .,
One ,rac, or parcel Of land, called and
known by tho name Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
Ny DIRK DAY BOOK

For 1867.
Will commence. in it's issue # January
5ff \ Ngw and ORIGINAL ROMANCE
written expressly for its cnlunos. entitled
The CONFE'DERATE FLAG on the
OCEAN. a Tale Of he Crui>es ot the
.Snmtcr and AlaJaDs4, BY Prof WM H.
PECK, Of La, author Of Bertha Seely."
''Bcatricc, 6c.
Among all the war stories that have
been written, ncne have yet portrayed that
mes; romantic of all fields. the wonderful
ard even mysterious voyages of the Con-
iederaie CRUISERS The story Of Prof p.
vii 10, be merely imaginative, but his'or-
ical rot simply romance, but reality.
mu, OF ii frou the lips of the very actors
in t, scenes themselves. We feel safe 10
pred cling that il will have greater sue
cess han any previous story Ut this popu-
lar a .lbor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

Now IS THE TINE TO srBscnInE Thi
story will be Commenced in the w c.kly
pay Book of Jsnusry 5,h, 1867, and all
who wish TO see its opening chapters should
subscribe NOR, o, send in their clubs as
carly IS p~ssItl".
TkrM~. CASH ~ ADvANCE-O c py
per year, s.; three copies, 81; six copies,
$40; eleven copies, ST. 80; twenty cop'cs E
to 'nc ad iress, $50
The w .ekly Day Book Is the N st Com
p'efe 'Eeeh}H Paper Pr}d'sded. lis News
Summary. Family Reading. Agricultural
Articles. Reports of Cattle. Grain an:.
Cotton Markets, Sc, &c, are not sur
passed by sny paper.
.s@ Specimen copies sent free. Send
foI opy. Address
VAN EERIE HORTON & CO.,
No. 1862 Nassau ST.. New y Iork
Dec s, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
Lumber and Manure
FOR SALE.

gHNHE undersigned having established
Lumber Y ard at Gi,hnr,' Point, y. e..
are now pr-oaret ID sell for Cash, good com nor
CCLLlNGS, JOiSTS, SILLS. &c. &c, at
from one to :lco cents per foot, and Buildings
(sitndlng) OF every and description. Al
greatly reduced prizes. We are anxious 70
cultivate once more, the old Cavalry Depot
We Will deliver on vessels al Wnares
prime Manure nj ~ ce"ts ner cubic yard.
GEORGE w YOUNG,
JOSEPH \ YOU Nc,
FEN WICK YOUNG,
Addres.
GEORGE w YOUNG, & CO..
Washlag,oE c.ty,
H. c
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Jan "a. lSG6-ts.

The friends o. J 4 MES T. DUKE an
nounce him as a candidate for County
Com mm-sioncr at the ensuing Fall cleo
ton.
Jan 3Ist. lS61--te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

The lest New York Hesk4y p..N.Aheoi.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
CoutAlHiht
iO.) acres;
and sloistciH,
containing
I2O acres.

The above land. are assessed to Joseph
+ Shaw, ..tc OF SHUT Mays county de
ceased, and the tax,s due by ~AiI Joseph
r shaw. aurl K. btrcn Shaw. hi, VIE, tor
the y,sr 1850. are as follows:
Joseph + Shaw, county taxes l25. %
Stat. taxes. "A -
Rcbtcca Shaw, county taxes, / -
ss State tax.s - 80
Interest on all the above from january lst
1861
Also,
One tract or parcel OF land called
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
What they expect 10 do.

In the political campaigns for several years
past, our democratic friends were accustomed
to give prominence to the negro, and endeav-
ored to brighten the masses, with the idea of
negro equality. The negro question having
been pretty much disposed of politically, the
democracy now seem agreed to fall back on
the liquor question and the Sunday law 1t is
on these two subjects especially, that they
hope 10 make capital this fall. Great num-
bers of young men and women, as well as
some of the older people in this State, have
signed pledge not to drink intoxicating IL
quors; and on this innocent fact is based the
alarm, that free liquor drinking is in danger.
The masses are appealed to and told that
their usual liquor rations will be cut off, if the
Republicans were retained in power. Perhaps
there may be found those who are stupid
enough, to be frightened by such nonsense
but the number cannot be many. There is
nothing expressed or implied in the Republi-
can platform, of prohibitory liquor law, nor
does the party expect or intend to bring the
temperance question into the politics of the
State this fall. individuals may abstain from
lHbOA4CdblbE OiihIA' my may OlAlSi .
to do SO; they may labor and rightfully to, to
organize societies to save the young from the
| evils of intemperance; but Republicans as a
party, are no more responsible for these
movements, than for the organization of
churches and sunday schools.
Then again there is much talk among our
democratic friends in some quarters about
the Sunday laws; what the real issue is, in
this matter it is difficult to say 1t was ex-
pected the State democratic convention at
Madison, would state the question, so that
people might understand why all this clamor
is raised; that body failed TO do it. The sun
day laws as found in the Revised Statutes OF
this State, were passed by democratic Leg
islature, and approved by democratic Gov
ernor. No instances of hardship under these
flaws, have come under our observation; the
Republican party as we understand it, are
now, and have been satisfied with them, as
they have stood on the statute book for near
ly twenty years. If the matter of the Sunday
laws is to be mixed in our State politics, II
will be by the democratic party-not the re-
publican party.
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Railroad on the Eastern Shore Of Lake
Michigan,

The project of Railroad on the eastern
Shore of Lake Michigan, is being agitated
with good prospect Of success The towns
on the other side of the Lake have now be-
come in business point of view, of about the
same Importance as those OIL this side, with
the exception of Milwaukee. The business
transactions of the towns on the eastern
shore of Lake Michigan, are largely with
Chicago and as communication during the
winter months. is necessarily pretty much
suspended, every effort is being put forth,
for an early building of railroad to that
city. Judging from the earnestness mani
tested by the towns interested, the enter
prise will without doubt soon be com
menced.
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This great medicine cured Dr.. j. 81. SoHENoK, the
Proprietor of Pulmonary Consumption, when it had
assumed its most formidable aspect and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable His physicians pro-
nounced his case incurabe when he commenced
the use of this simple but powerful remedy. HIS
health was restored in very short time, and no
return of the disease hos been apprehended for all
tho symptoms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight is more than two hundred pound.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cure of Consumption and the
diseases which are usually complicated with it, and
the cures effected by his medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. DR.. SoHENoK
makes professional visits to several of the larger ctiee
weekly where he has large concourse of patients,
and it is truly astonishing to poor consumptives
that have to be lifted out of their carriages, and in
q few months healthy, robust persons. DE.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED
TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
all required in curing Consumption. Full direc-
lions accompany each so that any one can take them
without seeing DR.. SouENoH. but when 1t is con-
venicnt it is best to him. He gives advice frees
but for athorough examination with his Respirometer
his fee is three dollars
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
lkenesses of the Doctorone when in the last stage
of Consumption, and the other as he now is, in
perfect health-are on the Government stamp.
Sold by oil Druggists and Dealers. Price $1.60
per bottle. or $3.50 the half dozen. Letters for
advice should always be directed to DR.. Schencka
Principal Office 10 North 9Th St. Philadelphia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes d Co.,
N V S. S. Hance Baltimore, Nd. John u.
Park, Cincinnati Ohio: Walker & Taylor, Chicago,
Ill; Collina Bros 81. Louis, 10. l3d W. ca mo- Ut,
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sK.ER' R FEE I'D.

~~>-~>>~~-~>~-~-~1~~~~~~~
HARVEY-DEWEY.-In this City, on the 18th inst.
by Rev. Mr. Gridley, Mr.. Dwigh Harvey. and Miss
Lizzie Dewey, both of Warren H.
STANARD-- LEE.-In this city on the Goth inst by
Rev. Mr.. Gridley. Mr.. Hiram f. stanard and Mrs
Eveine A. Lee, both of Kenosha.
Y0AK-RICE.-At Spring Grove McHenry County
Ill., on the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr. Gridiey of Ke-
nosha-Mr. Charles w. Voak of Wilmot and Miss
Josephine Rice, of the former place.
sTRVENS-PoST.-In this city September 18th by
Rev. Mr.. Gridley, Mr.. Alva Stevens ofLaporte In
diana, and Miss Ellen Post Of Bristol Wis
MOWRY-HIGGINS.-I this city on the 18th inst.
by Rev. John Keep, Mr. Lyman D. Mowry and
Miss Mary A. Higgins
ViNCENT-JO NES.-Atthe house off. Jones ESQ.
Bristol,b by the Rev. VIM. r. Jones, Gilbert o. Vim
cent Esq, and Miss Maria Jones, both from Bris
toll
EIsB-DlTMIRE.--Att the City Hotel on the p inst.
by Rev. Mr.. Gridley, Mr.. Edward W. Erb. and
Miss Anna M. Ditmire, both of Waukegan III.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

j. White, services as st. Supt to Sept IA, 1900
j. G. Gottfredsen Fire Dept 800
The Special Committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition for opening an alley. in
Block &c. LIST ward; reported that they found
the title to the land in Mr.. Chase and RECON-
mended the opening of an alley, and the ap-
pointment offive Commissioners to assess the
damages and benefits resulting therefrom, the
report was adopted, and Messrs. Grant, Bone,
Yule, Allen g. Lyman, elected as Commission
ers.
Leave was granted j. Christman to close
that part of Middle Street lying west of West
Main Street, the street to be reopened at the
pleasure of the Council.
Henry Merrill was appointed a Fireman and
member of Star Engine Co., No. l.
The Marshal reported various distractions
to streets in the End ward, on motion of Aid.
Bailey the matter was referred to the Street
Committee with power to act.
On motion of Aid. Hoffman the St. Supt Of
the End ward was directed to notify Y. Berens
to relay his sidewalk on Main St., so as to
comply with the requirements of the order.
The Harbor Committee were instructed to
put the City scow in repair.
The Finance Committee were instructed to
report estimates for the City Tax at the next
meeting.
c. B. LEWIS, City Clerk.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

SUCCESSFUL MANUFACTURE OF PEAT.-The
Madison Journal says, the manufacture of
peat for the purpose of fuel, has received
satisfactory solution, at the works ofthe Mad
son Peat Company. The Journal describes
the process of manufacture by the Company
and remarks:
'They have already manufactured and piled
up some two hundred tons of the article. The
manufactured article, in size and form, resem-
bies brick, though not as smooth and rcgu-
lar 1t is as black as coal, and nearly if not
quite as hard to break as solid, we'll burned
brick. Several weeks are required in order to
dry it perfectly, though it will burn readily
after two or three weeks.
Its value as fuel is demonstrated by practi-
cal use in driving the engine employed by the
company. No other fuel is now used by
them. 1t makes an intensely hot fire, with
no bad odor, kindles readily, and lasts well.
The company estimate that one ton of it is
equal to a cord and q half OF hard dry wood.
They can sell peat at q handsome profit for
| $7a ton delivered
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
Liberal Sentiments Europe.

Austria has generally been regarded one
of the most illiberaI and tyrrannical coun-
tries of Europe. Recent foreign advices
bring the following evidences of progress
At a Conference of school teachers of quite
a national character now in session at Vi
emma, resolution has just been unanimous
ly passed in favor of petitioning the Aus
TRAN authorities for the separation OF the
public schools from the church. Enllght-
ened aud liberal ideas ssem to be progress
sing in Austria IN the right quarter-among
the instructors of the youth of the Empire
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
,CORGMER CEAr,
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH.
1hr1r. lnr- a

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH.
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1867.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Wheat and Barley are
liberal but Oats are in light supply Barley and
Oats are steady, but Wheat fuctuates almost daily
The markets closed last night at $1,000 ST. 70 for
Wheat, with sales OF Extra at $1.80 Barley brings
$1,000 SLIP for fair TO good samples with sales of
Of Extra choice lots at 81 200 S125.
PROVISIONS.-Choic lots of Butter are scarce
and brings csc, with sales at range of 2OG25c for
the different grades offered. Eggs 15c; Potatoes
75c
LUMBER.-Fencing and common lumber is
steady at $500 q NJ.
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What Every One Wan is.

a GOOD reliable medicin that will be on hand
when required, and never fails when called on That
Is now 10 be obtained in Dr. Tobias Celeb rated We
netan Liniment. Many thousands call it tile Won
der ofthe Age as does all that is represen ted and
more 1t cures Diarrhea. by ssentry, Cholic Spagms
Vomiting, Group, and Sea sickness as surely as
il is used and is perfectly innocent 10 take internal
~ even IN double the quantity named in tire direc-
lions add as an external remedy for Chroi tic Rbeu
matisn, Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores. Mumpg. Tooth
ache Headache, Sore Throat Sprains Insect Stings.
Pains IN the Back Chest and Limbs thous ands have
testified to, and their certificates can be en- at the
Doctors Depot 81 Cortlandt Street ew York.
Hundreds ofphysicians use it in their pi acfce 1t
has been introduced since 1S47 and hun dreds who
now have it in their houses say they won Id not be
without II evenif was $40 per bottle. Ev cry drop is
mixed by DR.. Tobias himself, and can be depended
on, Only so cents and 81 per bottle Sold by Drug
gists. Depot, So CortIandt ST., n. Y. 4w16
Mitehelps Biographies at the Co rner Book
store.
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ST. ANTHoNY's FALLS There has been
of late good deal of interest felt and ex.
pressed in regard to retrogression of Mag
ara Falls, and aSchange of foot's space in
a year is something unusual there. But in
this spring, within the space of ten weeks,
St. AnthonIy's Falls, in the Mississippi river,
have receded no less than seventy five feet !;
and this is something more than point of
mere geological interest, for if it continues
1t Will impair or destroy this great water
power and involve the material ruin of two
tiourishing towns-St. Anthony and Min
neapolis. Few persons comprehend the ex
tent of this water force. 1t is roughly es-
timated at 100000 horse power it is
greater than all the water power REQUIRED
by all the great manufacturing towns of
England and Scotland combined.
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Massaobusettg State Convention.

The Republican State Convention at Wor-
cester, Mass, renominated the entire State
Ticket headed by Gov. Bullock. The reso-
lutions adopted demand the removal OF
President Johnsgn from the position he dis
graces, and declare that the question OF
LIQUOR prohibition should not enter into a
political contest. Strong Speeches were
made by Senator Wilson, ex-Gov. Boutwell,,
Richard IL. Dana, and others
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

The banana, the greatest food giving
plant in the world, has been acclimated at
New Orleans, and may be seen growing IN
great luxuriance in almost every yard and
garden in the city. If no severe frosts in
tervenes, the New Orleanists expect to be
independent of the West India islands for
this fruit.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
uYGRO THERMOMETER.
Important to Everybody.

III exceedingly important to all who have to 20 out
doors all, that they should know what kind of
weather they are to have for the next twelve or
twenty four hours this information may be correctly
obtained by one ofProf. Ullman's Hygro Barometers
or Natural Weather Indicator. The most careful
test has proved tito be very reable-a sure indica
tor OF rainy or dry weather Its wonderful accuracy
should recommend tito general favor.
1t cannot fail to prove highly useful to farmers
gardeners and Others it indicates the changes of
the weather Invariably day in advance.
~ Sold only by subscription.
Kenosha, Sept 10, 1867.
4w16 RUFUS HULL, Agt