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New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
ARKANSAS.

LARGE UNION MAJORITY IN LITTLE ROCK.
Little has been heard from Arkansas in adj
dtlon 70 that already sent Little Rock Is claimed by
the Republicans by 1900 majority As far as heard from
no disturbances occurred IN the State.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
SAN DOMINGO.

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. SANTA ANNA.
HAVANA, Nov. 4-Santa Anna has arrived in
San Domingo He landed at Puerto Plata but had not
decided whether to remain there or proceed to the cap
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

FreckIes, Tan, n,sPimpcs, 6c removed from ts FAC. -
PHALors "PAPHIAN Jorroxp Sold J Oil Drusg"s Asn rsAs
4 SON No 5l1 Broadway, N. T.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
RAILROAD MEETING IN MrDDLEFrELp. CONN.

MIDDLEFIELD, Conn, Nov. AT town
meeting held to-day attended by nearly every voter the
town OF Mddlehed unanimously voted to lend their
bonds 10 the amount Of five per cent OF the grand levy
OF the town. 70 aid the New Haven, Middleton and Will
mantle Railroad Company
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RAGING IN woRCEsrER. MASS.

WORCESTER, Nov. 4-The race to-day for
go best three IN Ave- In harness. between Belle etrck
kAnd owned by L. r. COnel Of Boston, and Climax owned
py Dsn Greene Of Worcester was won by Belle strick
land Ia three straight heats Time, 2S6b 1885, and 2S7
1he track was In very bad condition.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
VIRGINIA RAILROADS AND TRADE.

RIcHMosp. Nov. 4-The Chamber of Com
snetcs met to-day and adopted resolutions favOriDg
~ ., ths railroad lines OF the State from tue Atlantic
tne west and deplOng the sale Of the States interest
r. sny road whereby trade may be turned from Virginia
<sH 5aio that Baltimore desires 70 buy the States
7-'sfwtH " tts Virglis aud TanlsSsee Railroads.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
CARD FROM GEO. W. HALL.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: see in this mornings issue OF The
TRIBUNE my published as repeater. which Is W
terly false aud take this method OF contradlctng IT,
IN any evidence is needed refer to the promnent
GEO W. HALL, Compton House.
Ns,r. York Nov. 3. 1853.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

PbaIon flor de M.yon perfume for the hAsdhss
eh.I Sod by Ali Druseists and BY Sos. n
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
MARRIED.

EICHRLL-cHAYDLER-O Wednesday Nov % tns ksn hssV
Ward Beechs George BIcbsi to Mary Francis Chanoen
LYYCH-PAToS-ouW Weussy Oct 2o IS the residence o. ee
brides parents, hy the Rev g. Foster D. John T. Lyses
Jenny A. Patton daughter OF Robot Patton. esq
LUsK-POTTER-Iu Brooklyn, Tossisy. Nov! iSos .n
Henry Ward Beecher william c. Lssk 70 Adds NJ oaash~'" 7"
Charles 8. Potter, all Of fBrookyn
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

Wilcox &, Gbbs Sewing Machine Company ""
moved to their New Store 6ss Broadway corner 0f Psna
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

THE ELECTION TO BE CONTESTED.
The monstrous and slaring frauds that were
perpetrated on election day in most Of the wards OF .n
city, by tho Tamhany Ring have oIc'e9 'no S".%
INDIGNATION in the minds Il respectable citizens OF oosa
parties The letter. sgned With Mr. Tildsns nsmo. ~
dressed the prOmnen. ol ever, .oou a" tso
nMs had oIosod 20 that e exact number OF votes re
arod could be ssoertalned before tho canvassns was
IN tho city, the refusal of the capV~sses TO
count the vote in many Of the dssrlCs tho numerous
la. Of fraudulent voters IN possesson Of the Roga6lca9
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE.
TUE VERY LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET REPORTS
p,sn Nov A-Bourse arm; Routes II IT, Sc
vu. Nov market for Cotton the spot buoy
ant al lao r. for Tres Ordpaej TO arrive dull at B H. for Low Mid
dlngG
WEST INDIA MARKETS
l-EIchangs London lAGA cent premium;
an United States so 2d2o cent discounts
Paris 2d3 premium FEh-Many vessels have arrived
here which has caused decline
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
g. c. Nov 4Coon opened easier and closed frm
Gales bales hngs 2e receipts 800 baesi exports eO
wise Ll90 bales
WInsaros n c. Nov mo sales Of Spirits Turpentins Rosin
No 81 TO- Tarpsans s96a Tar, 81 30 Cots0n-Smal salas
AUavsr1 Ca. L-cOon srmsri ,ls 27e bsss receipts
sAvAssAa opened weak hrm,
90 bassi ntdlng. a4c receipts, ] aSo bslss
nft Raymosd's Clothing,
MEN,
Nos l2l, l23 AND l25 PULrossr
<rooK LARGE, NEW. cHsApsEss
isosz wxLLsApx orFsRKD.
Is
sArnyAorios GUARANTEED PURCHASER
a For tho Toilet Nursery and Bath, use PHAIoSs f.
rnIis Soar" wu not sp shs skin Sold @ all DrssT'" 'A
Rst cake
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

The Ocean House, Newport, we are glad to
learn has not been burned.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

q 2 EsxRr. seeretary & D. TILLMAS. .ch,irmsa
American Instiute-A stated monthly meeting Of this nstGs
will De held THIS Thursday EVENING O'Clock rs rooms
the Cooper Building FRANK h0oRB Recording Secretary
DIR. Dienback
on CHRONIC CATARRH, COMPLICATED WITH BRONCHIAL
ASTHMA.
particularly Invite the attention Of the afflicted the following
the most powerful Arguments hvo
all have failed 10 bring relief
sorTH Bosros, Feb q 1854
p Duenbaes DDedr Sir: The statement Of my case 10
briefly follows; have with Chronic Carh for
years. and very uncomfortable sensation produced Ts
discharge head Into throat was me
great membrane the nasal passages
was 90 swollen the me that breathing through
the no,t exceedingly deul Much Of the time suffered ron
hoarsenes degree ba. could scarcely speak In an audible
tone Of voice. These symptoms followed by great dinuy "
breathing paoIysms coughing until tines wa completely
exhausted will not attempt further description Of the years Of saf
ng and anxiety endured Suffice say that BY the use Of yoe
bal.ou. and other employed found relief Ny Cosss
C and Asthma have entirely cured and I'm now In ns
Of excellent and able perform ny duties teacher
in public school With and satisfaction Accept my sincere
thanks for kindly and ska management OF my case
ps,nsetfplly your, MRS. L. p WORKS
n, pIILByBACKs NEW WORK on CONSUMPTION. BROs-
CHIIs SORE THROAT CATARRH &C., Octave VeL $50 PsgeA
Cooed Autographs Bngrsving for sale BY WIN WOOD Co.
New-Yorki LINDSAY BLAKIsTON, PhIadsphiA fnes ~
Dr. can be consulted York OGce No se
Union THURSDAY and
FRIDAY November and the days In esa
All ssn Of consultation should be addressed TO
II. +. DILLENBACK, NJ d..
N a at.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
ASSEMBLY, ELECT IN NEw.YoRK.

Dfsts.
ALBANY.
l--fHueh Conger. ...... 27e
2.-Adam w. Smith.
3-.John ". Kim5au.
T.. John 7ighs.
ALLRGAHY.
i..'Silas Richardson.
- BROoME.
l..William Ely.
CATTARAUGUs.
l..tC: V. Barse. -. 800
2..William ii. Tuarts.. 700
CArUGA.
l.. .'Charles II. Weed.
2..'sanfOfd Clifford.
CHAUfAtocA.
f..fMatthew y. Bemus.
2..'Winfield s. Cameron.
CHEMUNG.
!. ..Edirard l.. Patrick,
CHENANGO.
!. Charles Pearsall.
CLINTON.
/. Daniel Stewart.
COLUMBIA.
l. .Edi1ard Sturgis.
q. Moses q. Tiiden.
CORTLAND.
/. Hiram Whitmarsh.
DELAWARE.
/. Benjamin j. Bassett.
2. .fJohn Ferris.
DUTCHEss.
!. David X. Gould.
2..tWm.W. Hegeman.
ERIE.
George j. Bdmber.
q. .tPhIlip III. Bender.
8. FLAMES A. Chase.
4. k..tCharles Il. Rich.
8. Abbott c. Calkins.
ESSEX.
!. Samuel Root.
FRANKLIN.
l.. Edmund L. Sargent.
FULTON AND HAMILTON.
!. .fWm. L. Barker. 800
GESESEE.
/. Edward G.. Walker.
GREENE.
l.. .Batdpin s. Griffin.
HERKIAER.
1. Erasmus W. Day.
JEFFERSON.
1. jay Dlmick.
2. William w. Butterfeld.
KINGS.
1. IT. N. clark. .....S..
2. .HenryJ. Cullen. jr.
8. ID. OKee(e. 1880
T.. William W. Moseiey..
b..tJames X. Allaben.
o. John X, Wlds....... 90
T.. George l.. For.
8. de WiH @. Toner.
D. John O. Jacobs.
LEWIS.
1. Chester Ray.
LIVINGSTON.
1..'Lewis Il. Smith.
MADISON.
4. William NJ. Carpenter.
a.. Leonard e. Kilham.. 645
MONROE.
]. Charles y. Wright. ~
2. .'Ne'h O. Brddsireet. >. 431
g.. Jackson NJ. Randall 70t
MONTGOMERY.
/. James Shdndhdn, prob.
NEW YORK.
I. .tMlchdei q. Murphy. .i7iS
2. .'Dcanis Burns. .27s,
g.. Queen Cdranagh. .3O9t
4. John Gdiria ......-.493s
8. Peter Mitchell. .,.,, 76t
G. 'rmoihyJ. Campbell 81
T..fJames A. Richmond 81
8. Martin hdchimanH.. Is;
0. 'Wm q. Bergen. ...... I'll
10. . anthony Hartman. .i5S'
II. Peter nrdiner........ q
70. .'Henry Woiimdn. -. .S97'
10. . William Halpin ,.... 27I
10, Charles II. Whdi>n. . 10,
sMembers OF the last uou
ocratic gains.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

Last evening Richard Weeks, aged 81 years,
late resident OF Warwick, Mass, died suddenly at NO.
West HOustOnst.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
DIED.

all Notices Of Marriages must be- indOrsed ai@ ~"
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURE.

The State senate stands rs follows: Republca
Democfats.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
Rnymosd's Clothing,
FOR BOTS AND MEN,

For tho Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, use PHAIoss Pa.
ys s.s~
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

Republicans in Roman-2s.
Democrats In Italtcs-32.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
nRHA nI-rIfI IAIIlN

'Members OF the last House iRcpubican gains Dem.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
Su.tizI Irtitss.

American Instfute.-Ths POLYTECHNIC BRANCH viii meet
THIS Thursda EVENING Room No "a Cooper Building Topper
The Mode Testing Steam Engnea New in'enhens aA
Discoveries The public invited 10 attend ... 81,
n u 4 I'D. N.
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CHM a ".

pam statement offacts inherited ScrofuIa and
' VI my rei"Iions have died with it, IN 1929 nv cas-
was lghtiu Tumors and ulcers spread until 1870 under
'he @u'lce oil my physicians went to Avon Snripgs
Ireceiyed no heneftried every medicine and ala
lining could. had rest my arm on cushion and
@ h' oeeh abl TO raise 1t to my over year
He uiSelsrge from two ulcers nearly pint day.
"PuVu'Ioh was recommended; but pronounced danger
gus could not sleep, and my suri gs were intoera
friend brought English physician who spnIied
saive with which he said he had Accumulated ~,
'reordinary cures in the hospitalsin England Itcom
meueed to relieve; PERSISTED in its use; it finally efect
apeJecta'd entire cure. Iii ls4s is five years
since had the appearance scrofuous sore and M
nealth mas been good sine procured the recent
OF THIS wonderful srticlethis blessing of humanv-and
nave called II PAGES CLIMAX SAVE" and allow the
puoc to nselt or notas they choose Thsis brief hut
andld statement, given more fully in my circular
GENEVA, New YO!k, December, 1s4s ] PACE
NEw YORK, Oct. &c, 1856.
81 have known Page Els /. of Geneva N Y. for mapv
years. He Is of the first cizens IF Western Nav yor
saw him last week in good health. His case was most
remarkable one but actually in every partieular
[Signedl Drx,sR.ovr,"
we have watched the unaided but growing favor of
rASk seLiMAxsALvE and availing ourselves of he
Wedge of Its wonderful curative powers have boeom
proprietors of the same.
1t is a sure cure for Burns ScaIds Saroe,I Gle
1AN"Seo'i ENSV ltesb Onllbslns, Stlngs
Bruises, Cuts. Swengs &c whether upon man or beast
subdues pain and Inflammation with surprising cserity
anu meals burns without scar No family should be
without IT, 1t Is alwsys wanted, and always ready
will forfeit dozen boxes for single failure We be
eve there was anything like 1t In the world IT. il
put up In tin boxes surrounded by full circular giving
acts directions, testimonials and can be ordered
through any respectable Druggist throughout the world
Ffiee only 20 cents WHITE s. ROWLAND,
Successors to J. n. PAGE, LIBERTY SrssEr
'"i'"' New York.
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Mofat's Life Pills and Pboeriv Ri++a,

Mofat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
Inc wonderful effects of Moats Pills in cases of menta
depression or physical weakness proceeding from ndi-
gesion costiveIess bilious secretons are certified tc
:! nonS OF Persons who have been benefited Iy them
are lhe most effective cathartc and purifier ever be-
' Inc pu'he' and haveever been in since 1926 They
are Cheap, safe and reliable Sold bv oil ro.no...I
dealers every where
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FOR ONE COLLAR EACH

NEBs Cotton Cloth, dress patterns, pant
patterns, sewing machines, watches,
dry and fancy goods, &c, &c. Send 10 cents
tor Patent Pen Fountain, with slip describing
an article in our dollar sale.
ANY person male or female, can send in q
club of from 50 10 l 900, at same rate 40 cts
for each), and get premium for so doinC
SEND IN REGISTERED LETTERS. Samples mailed
free to any address.
EASTMAN & KENDALL
Sm29 % Hanover st. Boston Mass,
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DR.V. CLARENCE PRICES
NOTICE FOR FEBRUARY, 1867

'ENHE ONLY only Physician of his kind in the
II West, has met with the greatest success gain ed
better repu tation effected complete cures visit
ed places the longest without missing an engagement
than any physician that travels; has outIived Them ali
and become noted for his skill in treating all chronic
diseases of the
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SS35,137 95

The Secretary of State presents All esti.
mate of the expenditure from the State
Treasury, from October LIST 1867 to Janu
airy LIST 1869, fifteen months as follows:
Salaries and permanent annrn
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SPECTACLES.
OLD EYES MADE NEW
easily, without doctor or
medicines.
Sent post paid on receipt
of 10 cents. Address, DR.. i.
b. FOOT, Nc III Lexington
Ave. Cor. of East 2Sth ST
n. Y. 3mt5
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Annual Message Of the Governor De-
livered to the Legislature in Joint
Convention, january q. 1853

NNAfoAVlVAJ JANUARY D. 1905,
To the Legislature:
Inc circumstances which attend your
coming together are well calculated to call
1orth our deepest gratitude to the Creator
Tor the merclful kindness with which He
mas gulded us, as people through the year
just closed: The Divine hand has not grown
weary OF showering upon us blessings in
richest profusiou. His gracious smile has
rested continually upon every department
OF our industry, GROWING the husbandman,
the miner, the manufacturer aud the laborer
with the rewards for which they toiled. Our
resources have been developed. capital has
largely increased. our population has been
swollen 10y the iut1ux of hardy, honest immi
grants neither pestileDce nor famine has
been permitted TO gain Judgment in our
midst he year has been marked bv no
glariug infractlon of the public peace, but
law aud order have reigued supreme within
our borders.
Heartily do | congratulate you gentle.
men, aud through you our common coustit.
uents' upon the general thrift and ptosperi-
~ OF the people, and earnestly do | mite
with you III Imploring a continuance Of
Gods goodness aud care to our beloved
commonwealth.
The finances of the State are in excelleu t
condition.
STATE DEBT
The present Indebtedness of the
os STATE Is. ............$ 2,279, o57 90
vi which there is due to the
rs school fund. ;.:.............. 1885,, 900 90
NoiulaI ochool iund. .......... 49,, 500 90
SS..trettslty l9nd; ;........... 101 900 90
state bonds in the hands of in
dlviduals ..................... 4o1, SOC 90
E"rrency receipts outstanding 81 COL
State bonds to the amount of S35 600 |
have been purchased with trust funds, can
ceied, and certificates of Indebtedness issued
IN lieu of them, according to law. The
The trust funds of the State have never
been more solely invested, or in better con.
dltlon. | again recommend that provision
ne made for their future Investment The
State bonds outstanding will undoubtedly
be absorbed by them during this year. /
think the Commissioners should be author
lzed to invest these funds in United States
or other first class bonds Certainly no
system can be devisedRwhch will not be
safer aud better than the original one based
upon loaus to individuals.
The receipts and disbursements Of the
general fund during the last fiscal year were
rs follow: +
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS, 81 line per
Lor the nrst five lines, and fifty cents for each
LisrhAr a. oTIcEs published four weeks $500 for
kngie animal, and fifty cents for each additional
animal in same notice.
LEGAL NOTICES. At Statute rates
ADvERTTeEMENTs not accompanied with direction.
ngly. '04 "'eoA0-
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Confidential

INFORMATION
For the MARRIED sent
FREE, i'll sealed envelope,
on receipt of IL cts. Address
DR.. E. B. FOOTE, (author
of Medical Common Sense.
Book 400 pages, $3.50 sent
by mail) No. 40 Lexington
Ave. Cor. East 90 st. N. Y,
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a w AY WITH

UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUsSES.
Comfort and cure for the
Ruptured. Sent post paid
on receipt of 10 cts. Address
DR.. K. B. FOOTE. No. 10
Lexington Ave. Cor. of East
70 ST., N. Y. 3ml5
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Actual cost less value of improve

Actual cost less value of improve - -
ments and supplies. S4o9 %
Tha improvements made were al ofa very
necessary charac ter, being continuation OF
work on the north wing, grading, exGensi ',n
of outer wall, well, tagging, etc, ana wouia
have mrcb exceeded the present cost II maze
by other than convict lubor. In dlsc,Pllne
and general administration, i oouot II any
nrison in the country excels 1t.
REFORM SCHOOL.
rho Sto+e Paforr9 school, an institution
,vbirI enIisfs the hearty sympathy OF all good
men. is well accompanying he ends for which
il was Established The whole number IN the
school during the past year was 2l7. Largest
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Total estimated expenditure 1857, 1876 90

II Is estimated that not more than SO -
ooO remain due to soldiers on account of
extra pay. The war fund, as o distinct fund
ID no longer necessary. | therefore concur
IN the recommendation of the Secretary of
State, that IL be closed and all claims grow
ing out of the war be hereafter paid from
the general fund.
Persistent efforts have been made to Sc
cure final settlement of the claim of the
State against the General Government on
account OF expenses incurred in connection
with the war, but up TO this time such set
Element has not been effected Ia addition
to the sums heretofore paid, S131, 437:24
have been allowed the State during the past
year, leaving unadjusted accounts to the
amount OF about $24S, 900. 1t is possible
that portion of tie claim will finally be
disollowed by the Treasury Department, un
der the strict rules which govern i'll the set
tlement Of such accounts. Should this
prove true, recourse must be had to Con.
gress for relief The claim is in every re
spect just aud correct one, aud do NOT
doubt It's ultimate liquidation by the Gov
ernment, In the defense and support of
which Wisconsin made the disbursements
which foini its basis
There was expended from the Governor =
contingent fund during the past year 81
1873 II, leaving a balance of $2,3I0.74 in
the fund
Or the appropriation IF $500 made last
"iuter for the support at the Chicago Omar
liable Eye aud Ear lnfrmary Of INDECENT
| Wisconsin soldiers suffering from diseases
of the eye or ear. contracted while in the
service, there has been expended 39l o.
In transporting from Germany to THE
place the Tank library collection il was
found necessary to expend 1919 30 Of the
5000 appropriated for that purpose. Inclu
ting this valuable addition numbering 5,
40 volumes, the Historical Society library
now numbers 315 SIT volumes-6,517 hav.
ing been added to it during the last year
| TAyEs
The aggregate value Of taxable property
in the State as equaIize.i by the State BoarC
of Equalization is S21 l.479 319 50 being
IL increase since 1865 Of $672 $40 o.
The last Legislature filled much 70 lhe
detriment of the public interest 10 eyre.
upon any change III the laws FOR the asses
ment and collection f taxea That these
laws need amending aud revision, no ont
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DISBURSEMENTS

..
Salaries and permanent apppro-
prl1tions. .....................s $500 ~
Gd ~ expenses OF 1857. S6,2)1 80
State prison and charitable insti-
tutions, current expenses. -. 159,64s 90
State prisons and charitable insti-
buttons for permanent improve
ments ....:................. 142, $50 Os
u Donatlons 10 private hospitals. $500 90
State Capitol permanent i'm
provement. ....:............. Sc, JOB SIS
interest on State indebtedness. 159, 324 %
state Indebtedness paid. 3,134 90
Miscellaneous. Observation-Disclosures. 1851 %
Total expenditure. .......... 1896, 533 80
Balance in the fund Sept. 80,
1s67..................... 1884 10
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FELLOWS & co.


No Kimbalrs Block, /: Kenosha.
Dealers in Staple end Fancy Dry Goods, Yankee
Notions, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c, &c None but
the best quality of goods purchased and those sold
Us cheap as at any other House in the city.
Kenosha, Sept. IL, 1867. 1y15.
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"a nerves kidneys bladder womb and blood. ions
me urinary orgrns, gravel, ser"fnla, rheumatsM
"strh, Asthma bronchitis dyspepsia. n
NHr practice Is not experiment but of tSSen
Gears standing founded the laws Nature with wears
s1nelence and evidence to sustain it, Do not ehfown
nhia up mas sick to make wsllno harsh trea tnen t;
20 .tiplng; no Hatterng. We knew the cause and the
fasay needed no guess work but knowledge "a ned hy
s OF experience IN the treatment of these diseases
plveIyno eneou ragement vii bout prospect Candid
"or opinions reasonable in charges elaim 70. Ito
SHOW everything rybody but DO claim TO
sSa anq common sense We invite the sick no matter
spat their amant to call investigate before they aban
qon nope make interrogations and decided themselves
~ VIII cost nothing as consult aton is free This is the
o8th year that have visited this place aud shall max
every eight weeks. ~ ' " 'io GO
Day. CLARENCE PRICE CAN BE CONSULTED At Z.
Kenosha City Hotel. during Saturday
the 18th of Februar", 1868.
~ Residence and Laboratory, Wausegan m +,
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Gifts for Christmas and New
Years !

Tue ABOVE STOCK WI De disposed Of on the popular
ONE PRICE Plan, giving every patron fine Gold or
solid Silver Watch for sic, without regard 10 Veue
- WIGHT ,i BRO; &C., ~ Broadway. New York, wish
10 immediately dispose of the above magnificent
stock Certificates naming the articles are placed in
sealed envelopes and well mixed Holders are entitled
TO the ar cleS named in their certificate upon nav.
ment OF Ten Dollars, whether it be watch worth one
Thousand Dollars or one worth less. The retu n of
any OF our certificates entities you to auv OF the articles
named thereon, upon payment, Irrespective of its
WORTH ana as no article valued less than Ten Dollars
Is named on any certificate, ii will at once be seen
that TINS Is no lottery, but stragh forward legit
mate transaction which may be participated in even
4 single certificate will be sent by MALL post paid
upon receipt OF . cents, five for 81 eleven for 80 thr
ty-three and elegant premium for S. sixtv-six and
more valuable premium for $40 hundred and most
superb Watch for SO To agents those wishing en-
ployment, this is rare opportunity. Ii is legti
mateiy conducted business duly authorized by the
government, and open to the most careful scrutiny
Watche sent by Express with bill Tor collection on
delV 50 that no dissatisfaction possibly occur
Try Us. Address
WRIGHT BBOrHER & CO., Importers.
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Book, Blank, Job and Card Printing of every de-
scription executed with neatness. cheapD ess and
promptness, at this Office. Plain Fancy ald OrDa-
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FIVE Power and Hand Presses, and an extensive va
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West.
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