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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24
Circuit Court-Kenosha County.
Hope Lathrop against Emily E. Bond and Josiah
Bond. TII ~ -, :. 80

Hope Lathrop against Emily E. Bond and Josisl
| Bond. rt8IlIt d5l I III
1 & purFuance Of judgment entered and doeket
eted N tie above entitled aCtinI at the raou la
Jhly term OF tnis Court, 10 WIT: July ma DISCS
H. homas = HeJey. Sheriff of The county Of Keno
Sha snaii ohef los raie ana sell public auction 10
ne hghe-t bidder therefor, front door Of M
Conr. iiouse IN the city and comfy Of kenOsta
ana state OF Wisconsin at ~" 1c 1ck in the after-
moon OF 5aur ny, The I'd dGt 81 Gctahes L d. 1885
The following described real ysiat.. or 20 mucI
thereof AZ saal ne sufiGien 10 satisfy raid iaip-
ment aud cost together Win The cost Of such sale
thar IL TO say:
. IIe GLOWING farcel Of lane. to wit: Commence
Ing ut the norm rart amer OF block or Two t42
on tie southeast q9arter If sections Mr. one (I
town two Y DoIth II range w nly-rhr4r "a east
thence weF er along ParH street eighty lS'g fest
thence southerit. parallels WI asin street. fsent
three ana one mali z31i DEE thence estefly pal sal
lei with Pa, K street eighty go fee, to Man street.
thence ncrthery twenty ana Que half (2s1S)
Rect 10 beginning being in The 1T Ward Of the cit
OF Ken 9sla and 1tate of Risconsin
Dated keDosha. August 18TH A d 1868 s5g
THOMAS A HEAJEY,
SheTa0 ~ kehoshd COUNTY.
o. s. HEAD, Pm airy. 0wI2
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In the matter OF the last will and testament OF Han
naA Pierce deceased
4 N reading and filing an instrument in writing,
~ purportlng 10 be the Last will and tesiameD Ut Of
Hannah Pierce late OF u city vi henusha ia the
county Vi Kerosha anu state Of Wisconsin, de-
ceased; aud also the accompanying petition ord.
Jllsnn, ui the city Oi kcnosha ana county OF Ke
ilosnd and stare 0 Wisconsin, The xecutor named
and appointed therein. representing among Other
things thui the raid HsuiAb Piefce lately died ut
the c.ly OF keHpsha o. r ABOUT the lei day Oi sep
tember, A. ID 1853, icsate; tIdt said nrtFufneut
the last viii and testament 81 Aid deceased A. le-
titiOuer pelieVgs that ne the said pc itiOncr 10
the Identical Jon b, J,lsun IaIntd and appointed
in and by the sad Iast VIII tes lament ~ exec
ulor thereof; and playing that day be appon ed
tor hearing the proofs % sald last vii aIa e. Ia
ment. II Is ordered that the proofs Of laid nr "a.
ment be heard before the Jud4e Of tbis COuri on
Saturday, the ID day OF October A. u lists ~
o'clock r. M, at his Probate office in the Guy of
KenOsha, in said County tt
And 1t Is further ordered that nDiicc thereof b
giyento al persona Interested by publirhiugS .
OF this order for three successive weekr copy
said day of hearing, in the " e,o.Si Pr'o, 70
graph aweeky newspaper pub shed ~ Ksnoshs
In said county. "ou at Aehosna,
Dated Aeposha September 9Th, 1868
81 HIRAM TUTTLE
V"hotsi age County Judge. 4,
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The Catholic World, for October, con-
tains we'll written articles on The Massacre
of st. Bartholomew: The Invasion Part
l.; Kaulbach and the Era of the Reforma-
ton Talleyrand ReIiglon Medically Con.
sidered Count de Montalembert, and a
variety of miscellaneous papers. Pub
lished at 1876 Nassau street, New York
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24
GUARDIANS SALE.
In probata--Kenosba nonn+u g.,

In rToDate--henosha County Court
In thematter the guardianship and eptate of Ma.
ry Osenkamp, minor heir of John Osenkamp dc.
ffceaeed: - ya-ttl t tHtit Ht'f EA'-7
- Office 70 hereby given, that 10y virtue and In
pursuance Of an order Of license made in laid
natter on the ftb day Of September A, ID 1863 by
ne Judge OF the Henosha county Court the under-
slgned, guardians OF the estate OF Mary Osenkamp
lniior heir OF John Osenkanp deccascd VII an,
atnrday, the "a day II October, a. ID 1913 at 10
. clock NJ at The 'front.' door OF the Court Uonsa
~ me city and county Of Kenosha Off foy safe at
public yend1e The following described lands
To wit: one aud one-half M acres off from The
sonFhwest quarter OF the northeast quarter:
one heH y J acre OFF fem the north part OF he
southeast Il and four aud oue-hAlf T4Ll acres on
som Tire southwest cor or ofine northeast 4 Of the
northeast quarter ali being In section No three
y in townrhip No. one Il north Of RANGE M
1inetsen tlsl east together with the widows
right Of dover therein
The terms or sale will be maze lc,, oxu Of SO
time and place OF sac. wv
Dated Kenosha, September 9th A. d 1868
FERDINAND LUKE
CAtHAkINE LUKE,
GusrSiaRA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24
Kenosba County Oircuit Court,

John Gof trustee of Betsey d. Gon against Henry NJ.
Embellishments, for relief Lonl. served.
The State of Wisconsin to Henry NJ. Bennedict Sir
q on are hereby summoned and required to snswee
y the complaint in is action which is filed in thu
Office OF the Jerk of the Circuit curt Ne noshs
County az his office In the city OF Kensha and seIvJ
q copy Of your answer Oh me at my office In The cte
and county OF kenUsla, within twenty days amer Ia
service nereof excl sye Of the day OF such VICES
and II you Tail 10 answer the complaint Aforesaid,
tn plaintiff will apply 10 the Courc Tor the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated Sept. End, lsbo.
j. b. JILSUN, PlantifFs Attorney.
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NOMINAL sonnoL FuNp.

City of Kenosha No. OF certificate, 1886. i9
| tOmmencing ON q line that divides The east half
aud west half OF the north cart u acc. q, Il. r.
20 g. al point 461 feet north Of the sonh line Of
said quarter, aud on the nor,h line OF the cemetery
grounds, thence north on raid eighty liue 37s Ieet
thence west 294 feet 10 the Chicago road thence
southerly, on the cast side of said road gS6 iert.
to the said cemetery ground thence east on lie
north line OF SAID cemetery grounds 375led 10 The
place OF beginning.
Amount Gue $Ii7.Oo; amount Of interest, $40. 10;
amount Oi penalty, $65l amount Of interest, pen-
atty, taxes and advertising, b3345 total amount
due State, $2oO.45; Year for which interest il due.
1868. sr. tta g. 6wl4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24
Has no Machinery to get out
of Order or wear out!
REQUIRES no LABOR TO WORK IT!
1t is Simple! Cheap y! and Durable !! !!
Costing less than half the price Of any g.
Washing Machine in uSBand does
Not WEAR OUT the Clothes

Several of these Machines are now in use
this city, and unanimously called the Best
WdS7serAer produced. KIMBALL 81 RYAN
are Agents for Kenosha and Racine Counties
and have them on exhibition at their Hard
ware 81 ore, and will be pleased to have all
who doubt their merits, give them q trial
Kenosha. July %, 1868. 8tf
Reference:-Samue ase, E. l.. Richmond M
O'DoDnell. IL. Vcrmilye, Rev W. E Smitnett
Josiah Bond. C f. -chof Ed Healpy.H 3 Phelpe
Cyrus Briggs, of Kenosha VIM. Oredge, Pleas
ant Prairie; VIM Yule. Somers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24
In Probate Kenosha County Court.

III i lNOpLO AASASoAA1 NDN4bS pSNAb'
In the matter the estate vi Sea- u. MyrIck, de-
ceased:
10 al Gi,Om may concern
n EI4 EtS les ,ahIchiaIy III this matter having
n ueen iseue1 THE Z0,h uay Ol July A, u.
Ise " Ia ury A. Nr~Dury, o. III, L. not PARIS
Ken0sHa cUunty Gud siate o. NiecoheIA and az
moutls IN ana amer tAt On day sep EN- Der,
A d 100 Ds.Bs aifONed To creditors to pfeseni
tnc.r Calais ngirL sAld dcceased i0r examination
ana aiiO~anIei not * is hefeDy gwen tnal the
Judge vi sa.d Court vii on aLurday, tie 10 da!
OF Oci. iOer, a. u. 1850 ~ ciucn T. VI VI saiG
day, at his ZINC, IN SAT- couut :, examine aud ad
lust ali cid,u~ aHd de 0I all persona against
sap ecu ed. by the Court
Dated h,uosLa cepteInDer 9Th. 1865.
HIRAM FUTILE,
4wI5 County Judge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24

The Elkhorn wis Independent says
that surveyors III the interest of the West
ern Union haliroad nave recently been
surveying the Inc of the NOrtnwestern
and Wisconsin Central Raiiroads, with a
view, 1t is understood, Of looking out the
oest route ior ID branch tor that road t.
Chicago They are OF the opinion that
the line from hikhorn to Richmond, thence
os9 the Northern line, to Chicago Is the
most feasible route.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24
an Probn.e- Kepo.hn Coan,y Cour.

In Frobist AerONhH tounty Court.
l. natter Of the Frederick ). Curtis de-
ceased
a Isa4inE fling the Petit on Of HOrses Curtis
~ Jeorsso T4oe, tAJ Of tue executors OF estate
Of fred rcE J. CLsLis. dscs4 ssd, iePressnng
sAshtug lat tnsy ave t1ly 4dl Istsied salo
t.ts p aylBg tn4e lime be nXed all wing aht
exam ntns mir IccSaHt IteIr aUmIListFatIJ nle
W.T. All pe.isOm-tV % nsd IL IL ride d tAAt
aJvGua ID lu1 Of ais Court IN .hs
l7.h dLy u Oet, a. ~. enBui K his
ncs 1T ei-y cIdnty y. konosLR, clock, r.
n OF satd ~.
A1iu II Is .urtner praeied that notice thereof be
glYeii al pr4-Os Interested .oy publishing i copy
vi tnis VEGAS, successful. prior
said day Oh examination III The keHusha Iel,'
graph week new pa t5r published Ut the city
Oi htnosha. ~ saba county.
Dotsu heuosha, september IL A. ID ls6S.
HlR IUFfIE,
8wl6 County JIdge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24

Some days ago citizen of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
named Waltz, shot aud killed a man named
Brown. whC me he found in his house late ar
night, as a burglar. Subsequent develop.
ments Indicate that Brown WIS visiting a
young woman in Watts employ, and Was
not burglar Watts and his wife have been
arrested and are now in Jail on a charge of
murder.
Smoking by ladies in Boston is on the in
crease. An extensive cigar dealer in the
city says he sells an average of three hun
dred per day for ladies' use, and thinks a
thousand per day at least are pulled by the
fair ONES
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Executors Sale.
In PioBa,e-neno.ha county Court.

In PfObate-h eHOshA county Court.
In the matter estate Ut John duffy dseessed'
- tIiCEis hereby gwen hat 6y virtue AID y u
~ aues Il an trdss OF i.ceh6e made n GAIA IA
the titu day sep ,smber, A D. 1868 ~ taS nd a
the ksa sh4 C,uut, curt, tue under ls1eG- 4Tsctr
SAtu dsy the 10Th DAY OF october, a. 4, 40 = !.
osI OK ~ tHs a.. lSOp IIy au eGp the font doc
OR = plglio Seadle Tue flowing serae,
ON lie south ii.s 81 OK 20. 81 IN tns FsS.t pa
the cay Hgs"a iOt iset r~s u tae souta sess =
saIo VI . x ILsn5s f4a0 ing ess,ery 0Hs " s-
eonsiI dd4N lot i've U58 IN sid N ~
thes uVrtHrrs al hs AeS ,sbt.r u s@lI lot b.. h a
@iist IL The fe~I ~ ,s1f, aa1rgG tgen.y
f. tasHee rcstet aI,ns -ala alley a6uuL ID =
= est ~ p'at vTis Iuldcys aud ast o.
the iIHe OF sa0 .UCk; svuths ~ pa lei
sssl IA u said feet, seAuuiaF-
tslne sSs SIS qtar Tor VI sac toH 81 townshp
2.Ji rsuEe d east
Ia Cd, hsaosIa, september 10Th A. d. 1858
MARY DUFFY, Executlix.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24

The Waveriy iowa Republican, states that
Mr.. A Abraham Wade. OF Wave ", has gath.
cred this season 1000 pounds OF grapes from
less than three-fourths OF an acre of land.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24

a. ss,abase-M enO-ba cO""iy ser .rt
,h.ms,tst OF the last vail aud testament q Henry
Lazy deceased.
- .. dig aud hiiuz an instrument IN Fitng pur-
% ,;as 20 be b. Iast Wi ana tssts"S At Q; Henry
80 go >, the town Bristoi u the oouut> 81 Ke-
lay 80 STAG Of Wiseo hsin. deeeassfi and also the
S,niv,nx p,titou Of Hiram y eAF er OF the town
acc s,aos "a coG-ty aud r-d~srd Culver, Of
OF Dti% Ttt.d in said UNITY, fepr .senting ann
the tnT =. mt tbe said uery Lazy lately sisd at
81 t;r,st.i In sad coanty.en 81 about ths ioh
day 81 the last will stam Mt Of said deceased
tneht he Il. pei are she I'd -ntic- Hiram
Mssy and EdSard Calvsr named and appointed In
aid as gl md testament, Gators ther--
ana ~ orsytuz tuat day DO appointed tor hearing
~ ,Toy's II d last will and teseAmert . Is there
~ rd.red tHat proofs OF saidiastrGmenJ be heard
t..rs thS yudss this touIs % Saturday, the iOsh
| =, De .bet, A. b. 1858. At o'clock r. " at his pre-
Sayys oa.ee Ia city Nen sha
Ard il is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given 10 al persons interested. by publishing
This order for three successive weeks prior
h. said day OF hear ng in the kenOsha Iele-
graph, IA weekly newspaper Published at the city q
Keno .ha n SAID county.
Dated Kenosua, september l4th. 1868
HIRAM iUTTLE
swi6 County Judge
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24
Washington Island.


The following in N W Or Sec 80, T2R23
James Hill, l 1 a j e Hugunin Is l a.
Z Dearaqce - l A. Unkno@n Is / u
Richard Lee 20 1 1 10 Richard Lee 81 / a.
Steele, lot blk 3, ne or sec 81, L , Il g, a.
lay OF he .sOsnR-3d Ward
Alert King, lot 49, blk g. 4O7
Jonn Hogan com Ira and 229 # of ne cor sd or
sec, thence Il 3'l2ths 1t, thence rds, thence
R23, G so
fhos Bond, com 81 rds of sw cor of lot Is,
theuce TO sec line, thence A rds, thence W to
KeGosla ST, thence II rds to beg, side walk
tax, ne a sec 6Tl %, "a 81
L " Adams, II Il rds OF cor of lot II and p
rds W OF centre OF Chicago ST., thence W TO W
line OF u sd az sec, thence 6 rds thence e to
beg, ne Or sec i K 2, '-0'-O ? sc
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TAX NOTICE.

The following lie q list of uuredemed pieces, tractsS
or lots OF land, situated i'll the City KeIosha and
in the several Towns in the county OF Kenosha in
the state ot Wisconsin, which were sold by the
count. Treasurer of said county aforesaid on the
sth DAY OF May A. d. 1866 for the unpaid Taxes OF
A, ID. 1865, and the amount OF Taxes, Charges and
interest calculated thereon 10 the list day Of Re-
demption due On each parcel, Now therefore:
Notice IL hereby given, 4 ut nnless such lands
are redeemed N or before the 5 III day OF May A. d
1869 the> VIII conveyed to the purchasers thereof
according 10 law.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24
THE KEN0SHA TELEGRAPH,
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER % lgss
News Paragranhs.

News Paragraphs.
The first day of October next has been
decided on by the Second Adventists as.
sembled at GAINESVILLE, Wis, for the ending
of earthly things
Theannuai Fair of the Lake County en-
Agricultural Society will be held at Lib.
ertyville on the 28th, Goth and Both OF
this month.
John G. Fremont lives at Tarrytown, on
the Hudson, on the estate formerly owned
by j. Watson Webb,
James E. Murdoch will play farewell
engagement next winter, and then retire
rom the stage.
The Governor General of India has a
salary of $4,000 in gold. 1t is worth
considerable to live in such country OF
heathens.
NALLANDIGHAM secured the nomination
| of Seymour. Preston and other Confed
crate Generals put Blair in nomination
and Wade Hampton's plank made the
platform What an entertainment fol
the "Bays in Blue
The Chinese hold the office of school
teacher to be the highest in the world. AL
the people there are educated, and the in
struction of youth is universal.
Evansville, Indiana, has $97, 900 opers
house.
Butter is seventy cents a pound in Phil.
adelphia.
One of the negro speakers in the Geor-
gia Legislature, being sneered at for his
rude speech, replied "You laugh at my
ignorance; would you have been any
more learned than l am, if for fifty -seven
years, you were not PERMITTED to own q
spelling book without running the risk OF
the lash 2" This was hone-thrust, but it
was not appreciated by the chivalry.
The Egyptian lotus, which grows lux.
uriantly i'll the shallow water bordering
Lake Erie, near the mouth of the River
Raisin, is now in full bloom. There are
large fields Of this plant In that vicinity,
and the blossoms are very large and very
fragrant. Detroit papers speak of bios
som which measures 1871 inches in diam
eter, while the leaf ofthe plant is 80 inches
in diameter.
In Maine, New Ha mpshire, Vermont
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Wisconsin,
and Nebraska, negroes vote on Just the
same conditions with white men In New
York, every negro can-yote who has been
three years citizen, and has owned fol
one year free hold worth $3.50 over all
membranes, on which he has paid a
tax
The Utah papers are clamoring for "a
magnificent mammoth hotel in Salt Lake
City, to accommodate the host of travel
ers expected there when the Pacific Rail
road trains run.
Garrett Smith deems the election Of
Grant 1.-THE life of the nation He there
fore proposes to speak once in eact
county In New York, where it is sup
posed he can do most good.
BRIDGEPORT Conn still glories in hav
ing its adjacent seas completely bleached
by the sails OF oyster vessels, over 1000
900 bushels of seed oyster having beer
taken since September l. The bivalve'
are small and are said to be the best evel
produced, the price in that city being
thirty cents Dushel.
1t IS estimated that there are full,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24

1t Is estimated that there are fully
twenty thousand people in New York
VINO 1--we by BORROWING money.
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f.fss FROM
AAGGIIES ANTI BILLI00S PILLS
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YTNHIS excellent medicinal compound was first
Il prepared by DIR. J. w. POLAND, in 1877,
and was then employed with great success in
expelling humors from the blood; but in 1S4e a
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi-
clan, especially in the treatment of humops, sug-
gested some important improvements, which were
adopted, and which has made it $50 the people say
the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known
to "the faculty" 90
. This preparation is composed entirely of vegeta.
bles, among which are SaisapariHa, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Eloodroot. fee-! fgft
When the originator lived in New Hampshire, at
Gofsiown Centre. for tie space of thirty or forty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly, the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which it eff
fected. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas-
ers had to wait for more TO be made. In that re-
gion, some very severe cases of Erysipelas were
treated with, = and they were cured Erysipelas
sores, or carbuncles, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So ii was with Scrofula and
Salt.Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them. sra
1t is free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to
the taste, SAFE yet and effective in its action.
PREPARED At THE
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-09-24

.EAD THE FOLLOWING FROM
Or J1u DanHeily, now of .ls city, formerly
=. -Jr OF PLyso0g and raho osicai Anat
unt: the M.idie Geo gia Aic'Ioa Col eye,
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q. /. re. April p, 1863.
BALTIMORE. MD. March 4, 1868.
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THOMAS j. BOYKIN, NJ. D.
BALTIMORE. Feb lah. 1865
u a T. Laurence Dear Sri axe pleasure
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NV DR. Lawrence's Rosadair to be safe
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r. .PAktD AT TIE LAhUR4TCRY OF
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al agents for the North Western States. to
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Josiah Bond com Sc rds of NV cor sd or sec and
rds Of n lac OF same, thenc. t rds, hence
70 ras, thence rus thence - ds TO beg. Is s.
N. EHLE's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES.
n Ehe, lott blk l5n NV Or sec 6Tfr2 aLr
Z bronson com al polnt IS cts ana 81 ks from
TO land owned by Hale u Bona, I li.. 5 to
corporation line, thence to po,nt o.. heg
Themes TO bes--eXe pt villa may be ltiosu "a
III Fremont aNenue--nW Or sec 1 / Z. IS, 59
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A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of HumOrS. gari2

,r ScrofuIa, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbun-
Giles and BoiIs, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections of the Skin, lnfammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
Diarrhea, Mercurial Diseases, and every
faint of the System; Dyspepsia, and those
Affections originating in The Derangement
Of the Digestive Organs ; viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous AZ
fections, Headache, Languor, and Depres-
sion of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Consti-
patton. zs,.fi.a
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FoR FEMaLE DISEASES

Nervous Prostratton, weakness, general iacitude,
want of appetite, Maggiel's pills will ba
roe found an efectual remedy
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q at agentsf for The North Western States to
~ iai - orders SHOULD De audIrssed. 6m5