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L. aniLoWoc Marx ct.
Corrected weekly by w II. Horn, dealer in
Try Good, Groceries and Provisions. Buys
all rm produce at the highest price.


WHEAT, White Winter s.,
do Red do -95
do Spring DO $50.
CORN-S1 20.
0ATS-35c.
3 POT .TOES-3Ja40c
BEANS-$2. 50a3.oO.
GARLEY-90c
HAY, per ton-SS.00
FLOUR, White Winter--S6.0o.
do Rye do -S4.5D
do Spring extra 50 90.
do Superfne --r4.25.
FINE CORN MEAL--S2 80.
PORK, Mess, per b6l.-S37.00,
do Fresh per hUn ired IS aI0 90.
SALT--,2.75.
BUTTER--3c.
EdGS-16c
SUGAR, Brown-i2l1Gc.
do Crushed and Refnci-ISc.
COFFEE. Rio-25a30c.
do Jaya-33e
LUMBER, Common $40 00a12Go.
do Second Clear-S2O.C0.
do First do $500
SHINGLES Common-Si 30.
do Warranted
do Sawcd-S2 So
LATH-S3 80.
WHITE FISH-s5 00aG0O
TROUT-4 .50a5 90
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In the DIStilct Court Tor the ID DlStrlct OF Wis
consin.
In Bankruptcy.
IN THE MATTER OF ia
i. JEROME PIEReE & GIpEoA SLIE. s.-> :.
B.mkrapts.
NOTICE is hereby given tina. in pursuance
L 7 of an order of stia CoIft nnde in tho
abave matter the 2lst day of September
1869 | will expose for sale and sell ut public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash
IT my Office in Manit voc, Wisconsin, on the
18Th day Of October next, at 10 o'ci ock in tho
forenoon, the following described property
TO w.t. The south east quarter Of the north
east quarter of section FIVE in tow nship No
nineteen north. ofrangc twenty -three cas-. ,anA
also al! lots laid otit upon sid tract of lana
except lots ten, eleven and twelve in Ii ck one
in the plot Of Lennevie, so called, laid out
upon said tract of lands subject however to .
mortgage executed b said bahkrIp ., to one
Dwight Robinson, to secure the sum Of sixteen
hundred dollars with interests at seven pe-
cent per annum and which mortgage in the
first lien upon lid premises
CHARLIE II. WALKER, Assignee.
Dated, SEPT 23., 90 9-3t'
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Taken Up.

Taken up by The subscriber, in Section Is,
Town of Manitowoc Rapids, October lst 1865,
a red and white COW, short tail, horns turn in
and about seven years old. The owpcr is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges, and
take her away.
ll-3t JONATUAT EDS
Dated Manitowoc October G. 1859
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Our Nominations for County Off
Cars


We hope that Democrats will attend the
caucu-es 10 be held in the different towns,
for the election of delegates to attend the
County and Assembly conventions
Ii is too often the case, that these eau
cuses are run BY about two men, who fx
things to suit themselves. and Of course dc
not >ult the people This should not be; ei,l
cr Democrats should attend The caucuscs. OF
calculate to submit to anything, that may
he done in their absence. But by all means,
no to the caucus, ard elect such delegates
10 the convention, SIS you can trust, to rep
resent your views.
We have glorious prospect of being
able 20 carry tEis county with | 500 major
ity this tall AID we shall do it, if good
men are nominated, for county officers
menbers OF assembly, and county super.
vi>ors. See 10 it, Democrats, that you dc
your work well at your conventions. Dc
nor Tely upon he weakness Of the Repub,
ican ticket. Its weakness will depent uII-
on the strength of ours. If weaker ,neu
are nominated by the Democratic party
than the Republicans, we shall he beaten a,
the polls. and oughtto be.
The Democratic voters Of The county,
have. for the last two or three years, been
reading lessons, 10 Democratic Coaven-
ilons.
We shall see next Saturday. if these les
sons arc yet learned.
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SPENCER S "MIsFAKE. THE Milwau-
kee Sentinel says, that Mr., Spencer error
consisted in depositing So, coo OF The mon
ey, belonging 10 the State, in Il hank, to
his own credit, for the purpose of drawing
interest on it ior his own teneft, and for
this he is kicked of' the ticket. The State
Treasurer, Smith. has done the same thing
TO his profit, Of about 10000 year -
" hy don't the Ring" slaughter him, as
well? We wonder If Major Baetz sees any
chance to make any interest on deposits !?
Look out Henry, tie fhilisiiaes are after
you
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New AdverGissm s.
nLrayed.

From the subscriber, about three months
ago. a white Durham steer, abou, one and
half years cid. :. liberal rev. ri will lie paid
for information, which viii lead to finding the
animal HENRY CESS
Section IS, Town Of Gibson. I2-3t
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UsE MILLION DOLLARs.

Our facilities for transacting this immense
business are bctter til n ever before. We
la agents N al the principle cities TO pur-
chase good for the man ufaeturers, importers,
and others, for CASH, and often at i'm
mense sacrifice from the original cost Of pro-
Cur stock consists, in part, If the following
goods:
Ahawls, Blankets, Quilts, Cottons, Cling
hams, Dress tools. Table Linen, Towels,
Hosiery, Gloves, Skirts, Corse 5, &c, &c.
5 lyer Plated Mare, Spoons plated on Nick
FL Silver, Dessert Forks, bve bottle plated
Castors Britannia Ware, Glass Ware, Table
an Pocket Cutlery, iii great variety.
Elegant French and German Fancy Goods,
Be.uiiul photograph albums, the newest and
choicest styles III Mo. rocco and Velvet Biud-
ings.
Morocco Travelling Bags, handkerchief
and Glove boxes, &c.
Gold and Plated Jewelry, Of the newest
styles.
We have also made arrangements with sepe
OF the leading publishing houses, that will
enable US to sell the standard aad latest works
of popular authors ut about one half the r-gu-
lar price:-such as Byron. Moore, Busns,
Milton and renny son Works, in full gilt arsd
cloth bindings, and hundreds OF others.
These an everything else for
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Democratic County Convention
saturday. October 1869.
First 4seemLH District.

A Democratic Convention Fl the First As
sembly District will be held at the house Of A
Teitgen in Newton on Saturday, October Is,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidates for the Offices OF member Of
Assembly and County Supervisor.
The different towns are entitled to delegates
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IMPROVEMENTS IN Two RIVERS The
people Of our sister Village are making
many decided Improvements in their vii
lage. The last and most useful is the
graveling, (upo7 bed Of clayl of the st. g.,
from Weilips hotel to the bridge. Thi-
will be great Improvement upon he for
mer deep sand of that trcet.
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A Democratic Convention for the Third As
sembly District, will he held 1t the Court
House, in Manitowoe, OF Saturday, October
10, at 10 o clock u. m, for the purpose Of nom
inatng candidates for the Offices of member Of
Assembly and County Supervisor.
The different towns are entitled to delegates
as follow
Two Rivers Mishicott 4
Gibson ? Two Creeks
Manitowoc Town /
Mauitowoc Yillage-First Ward, . F.; Second
Ward / Third Ward, ! -Four h Ward. /.
BY Order Of Committee.
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e$G- That Italian soldier with a hand
organ was in town last Saturday, discour
sing "the flying trapeeza" to wunlorins
hi'drcn, aud making day hileons, with
his hoTse-fddla music. Come often, An
tonic, but in any other shape than that,
and our firm nerves shall stand.
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A Democratic Convention for the Second As
senbly District, will be held at the house Of
Jos keune, at Lenneyiles Corners, on Satur-
day, October l6 ut 0 o'clock a. IN. for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the Offices
ofmember Of Assembly and County upervisor.
The different towns are entitled to delegates
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ONE DOLLAR FOB EACH ARTICLE

We do not offer single ar:ice os merchan-
disc tn c,n be sold by regular dealers at
our price. We do .not ask you to buy
goods from US unless We can sell them cheap
er than ycu can obtain them in any other way
Will the greater part Of our goods are sold
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The Fair.

Next week we shall publish full repor'
Of the Premiums awarded at the County
Fair, to be held TO DAY and to morrow.
The grounds are now IN complete order,
and everything indicates that our first
County Fair under the new organization
viii be the best ever held in this county.
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asar The wheat crop, throughout this
county, Is turning oat exceedingly veil
La uosi cases, tbe wiutcr wheat ,ialds Eroul
80 TO 35 bushels per acre The spring
wheat, from 20 to 25 busheI to the acre.
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MASONIC.

Manitowoc Lodge. No. IS, A. T and A. n.
Regular meetings on the first and third WsA-
nesdays of each month, at Masonic Hall, sa
York street. \. D. JONES, ". NJ.
II. A. RAINES, q. W.
A. j. PATCHEN, Nv. "a
T.. g. TREAT, secretary
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l@y- The walls Of the new Catholic church
in Maple Grove, are rapidly being built.
The walls and roof OF the sacristy, are now
comuleted.
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SNOw.-Next to Greenland we should
prefer HanI0wOc, y for cold weather. The
first snow of the season made its appearance
last Tuesday afternoon.
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ASSIGNEE Sale.

In the District Court for the District Of Wis
consin.
In Bankruptcy.
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TIE NEw REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE -
Liywoyin Breese, of Columbia county, has
been substituted, by the Madison ring, in
the place OF the martyred Spencer, upon
the Repu olican ticket for Secretary of
State. Who will they substitute tor Fair
child, when he ''withdraws p Tie Dem>
ocratic blood hounds are get on the track
Get some more candidates ready gentle
men
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premacy Of England. 1t Is quite possible
that the worlds balance may hereafter be
settled at Marseil!es Instead of at London.
Italy, too, need no longer be hungry from
the Alps to the Adriatic, and will per
haps cease her eternal striving for immor
ta!ity, as Byron puts it, for the no less
useful but more pIosiac Struggle for the
control of the commerce of the Medlterra
mean.
Unless we are much mistaken the snc-
cess Of NJ Lessep's engineering will stim
ulate the generous rivalry of Americans
until the trade Of Asia will pass across the
American continent. With the completion
of the Suez canal that trade can only be
made to avoid that route by the construc
ton Of canal across the isthmus of Oar
len.
1t is idle to suppose that this country can
control that trade over three thousand
miles Of railroad. 1t is contrary to all ex
perience. One million dollars mile
ninety nj lions of dolars-haye built the
Suez canal, and it will be beyond all doubt
a fnaucialysuccess. There seems TO be no
reason why equal energy and skill should
not pierce the isthmus o. Darien and make
the commercial highway to the eastern
world pass, as it ought to pass over, the
American continent.
s@Sy- For important reading matter, see
Attn page.
BGA1The drcdge has been to work several
days at the point in the river. Keep on
men, you are doing well.
gen- John Morrissey has been to hear
Beecher preach, and says he never saw a
man ''gct the devils lead in cllaucery so
quick in all his life. -
SNow.-Next to Greenland, we should
! prefer y AanlIOwoc, for cold weather The
first snow of the season made its appearance
last Tuesday afternoon.
s@y- The walls Of the new Catholic church,
in Maple Grove, are rapidly being built.
The walls and roof OF the sacristy, are now
completed
sGg- Will the lady who has charge of the
Jones Library Association room, be kind
enough to take tie PILoT off The Trijaae
files and pat it III It's proper place? and
''Uice rerSu
GsAs The wheat crop throughout this
county, Is turning oat exceedingly veil
Ia most cases, ;be wiutcr wheat yields froul
80 TO IS bushels per acre The spring
wheat, from 20 to 25 bushel TO the acre
e-5E7- That Italian soldier with hand
| organ" was in town last Saturday, discour
sing "the flying trapeeze' to wuniorns
children, aud making day hileons, with
his hoTse-fdila music. Come often, An
to4io, but in any other shape than that,
and our firm nerves shall stand
! IMPROVEMENTS IN Two RIVERS The
eople Of our sister Village are making
many decided improvements in their vii
! lage The last and most useful is the
gravefng, (upo7 bed Of clayl of the st. .,
from Welips hotel to the bridge, Thi-
will be a great improvement upon he for
mer deep sand Of that trcet.
The Fair
Next week we shall publish full report
of the Premiums awarded at the County
Fair, to be held TO day and to morrow.
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4 UYpOCBITICAL SCOUNDREb - OuI
readers Will recoIect, one Peter Mckenzie
who run away from lis wife and eight OF
ten small children, about year ago, leaving
them IN destitute circumstances. The
cowardly brute pretended TO he crazy
He was seen short time ago, il Kansas,
at work Oh some railroad. HIS wife and
children are in Milwaukee, supported by
Charity and the labor of Mrs Mckenzie.
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gen- John Morrssey has been to hear
Beecher preach, and says he never saw a
man 'gct the devils lead in chancery so
oujck in all his life. ~
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ANOTHER New VESSEL -Three or four
OF our entcrrrising Norwegian ship-carpen
tiers have commenced the building of a
small schooner down on saw dust point
They are building this vessel a on their
own hook as they are otherwise out OF
employment. and intend TO make her class
\ No. |. Her capacity will be 70 feet
keel, Is fee bean, aud feet hold.
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BGA.The dredge has been to work scvera
days at the point in the river. Keep o
men, you are doing well.
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SEMI ANIMAL REVIEW OF TIE FIRE
DEPARTMENT. On Saturday, the 23i day
Of October. at o'clock P, VI, tl.cre will
he q seni-annugl review Of the Fire De-
partmcnt, ct the village Of Mauitowoc
The several companics VIII assemble in
front Of the i'lagn Council Room.
II. GRFNE. Chief Engineer,
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personal. Hiram NcA lister, who was
suddenly and violently attacked with Ty-
phoil Fever, on Monday evening, Of last
week, at the Win6iate House, just as he
was about leaving for visit in Michigan,
land had the boat been on time, would
have left. was removed to bis own home
on Sunday last. Dr.. Brown informs US
that he is doicg we'll, with the prospect of
recovering in reasonable time, which his
friends will be 6 al TO learn.
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ssFThe following is the apportionment
IF the drainage fund of Manitowoc County,

7. L. L TUESCEN ICI1.
Clerk OF Boara of Supervisors.
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Second dssempW District.

By Order of Committee
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DRY CT AlRENlcIslE PRICES

a1i NOTICE FOR oCToBHR, 1869.
gNSEaE ONLY, only, Physician OF mis- Mind in the
West, has met with the greatest success, gained O.
better repu taion effected complete cures visit
ed places the longest without missing an engagements
than any travels has outitved them a
and become noted ioE his skin in treating all chronts
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Capital Letters.


Several weeks SINCE we noticed an ar
ticle in the TELEGRAPH suggesting to
the editor and contributors Of the Col
umn" d more frequent'uae of capitals.
o With due Difference 70 the venerable
author, of said article. we must confess
that our views differ materially from
those therein expressed. 4@1&8
81 At the last annual institute Of the
teachers of Kenosha Co., the subject of
Composition being under consideration,
Prof. s. D. Gaylord, Pr ncipaI Of the Mil
waukee High School, gave the following
advice GAS far as possible, avoid the use
of capitals" sp7s al IS 1l5o.s 1aa. taa
We read the scho0l Aoath1A of which
Prof G. is Editor in Chief, and our : OBJ,
servations have pursuaded us that he fol-
lows his own advice.
We can see no reason why the words
teacher, school, education, &c, when used
simply as common nouns, should be capt
balized To do so is to violate we'll estab-
lished rules governing the use of capitals,
and the usagelof our best authors. oa
It strikes us that the error is exactly
the reverse of that Indicated in the arti
Gle TO which we refer !; We use capitals too
frequently .rEgf
We do not wish to engage in any pro-
longed discussion upon-the3 subject In
fact it appears to us a matter that admits
of very little discussion Further than
this, we are inclined to the belief that
the article was not written as q criticism,
but simply to Show the deferen ,a1 ofsthe
author to the Educational "Powers that
Be-" 9eTI# kE ~ r.
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snd bladder womb and blood anect'oEs
she urinary orgrns, gravel, scrofua, rheumatism,
taETh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
tar practice Is not of experiment, but OF twenty
standing founded the laws mature with years
experience and evidence sustain it, Do dowH
auid up make sick make wellno harsh treatment;
trAing Rattering.,, We know the cause and she
s&edy needed guess work. but knowledge gained By
pers in the treatment of these diseases e1
sissivelyno encouragement wthouta prospects Candle
opinions, reasonable in charges claim not to-
AAcw everything cure everybody but claim to rea
and common sense. We invite the sick no matter
6on hope make nterrogations and decide foe hemselves
will nothing is free This is the
Sixth year til have visited this place. andI shall max
visits fer regularly the same days OF thewee
every eight weeks.
Day. CLARENCE PRIcE CAN coNsuLTxDAT
Kenosha, Halliday House, during Thurs-
-n day, the 2eth of October.
!, E- Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan III,
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORGAN OF TEE KENosHA COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.

All Communications to the Editor OF the
"Column, " or designed for publication in
this department OF the paper, should be ad-
dressed: Educational" TELEGRAPH Print
ing Office, Kenosha Wis.
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THE NATIONAL. JUBILEE
, <s = and MusicaIReporter,

A weekly Magazine, to be published 10 weekss
containing reliable Information concerning the
NATIONAL EACE JUBILEE.
81 Together with choice Miscellaneous reading mat
ter Dramatic and Art notes, &c. Price 10 cents"
On receipt of $1.we will send the ten stHaoers 81
they are published. The first number js just on,
and for sale by all Newsdeaers. I.Tc5T
AGENTS WANTED in every Town in the Coun~
try to sell this Magazine, to whom extra induce
SEND 10 cents for the Arst number, and we Wi
giveall= the necessary Information to secure an
agency. N; Osb1Sn
q NATION OFFICE.
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School District No. ], Pleasant
Prairie. .
SUMMER TERM.

The following is list of those scholars
whose attendance, scholarship and gener-
al department. entitle them to this public
expression of their teachers approval
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THE GLORYfOF MAN ID sSTRENGTH.-Theref0r'
the nervous and debflftated should immediatel,
use HELMBo1D's EXTRACT BUcHU. faog
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It is. no easy matter to reach the stand
ing here indicated, and my thanks are
due and most heartily given each of those
named for what has been accomplished.
1 wish to return especial thanks to
Misses Lottie Derbyshire and Mary Cady
for their perfect lady -like deportment,and
untiring industry in the schoolroom, and
the assistance they have rendered me
through personal example and otherwise,
not only during this, but the preceding
term. .&DOo HOSEA BARNS. =
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From Harpers' Magazine.
A School Girl of tho Period.

81 A School Girl of tho Period.
s#a Geography I! Yes there's a lesson each day,
But it's awfully hard to remember.
We've been in South Africa nearly month";
Perhaps We'll go northb by November.
What History have we? It's quite pig
-eae.7s hook, s:Ii+,li. -. - -
80 4, without any pictures-the bother
To-day I was told I'd sustained defeat.
s-3oa In the battle-of omething or other 81
Arithmetic ? Oh it's the bane of my life
No matter how hard may study basI
NV knowledge of dividends, fractions ana
e-s rules, -. reI 80 .5e,.sI tsA
Continues unchangeably muddy. iia
Proficient in spelling? l hope that am,
Though I shine less as writer than talker !;
And don't mind confesslng how often use
"A pocket edition Of Walker.
I write compositions! Of course once
lssss 81 week. s,,77 az, a. :. ..r-e, ~. rs.a 81, d, -
61. We've a dull subject tomorrow
oi X I manage to, spin out page ana hall,
~ Though lots of girls copy aud borrow.
--ees- You ask me which lesson of all prefer !!
You'll think my reply quite alarming;
. In French we've gentleman teacher you
gar know, fb51I Dtts a1o W 0o5l
And somehow it's perfectly charming.
=
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Bead the folloaoi'sg letter from.
one Of the oldest and most
reliable grocery merchants IN
% the city Of Davenport. 8 "a
oFRI1EslNTDl1 WAL TIyo0lN,1:. i: j. J.
! i s q. Agreeably to my
promise to you when
here, / | write ri you, for
publicatio O 3 il ~ S. see
proper, a true state
mentgeOf the good eff
fects .-s of ROback's
Stomach Bitters upon
myself. i had been
troubled with indi-
gestiOn for a long
T time, attended with
severe headachleP,par-
ticularly after eating,
when fortunately an
old soldier friend
: came into the store
andrecOl,mlmen dedme
to use Roback's Bit
ters. / did so by. TAX.
ing as;rnaH'lI w lin a
full just before each
meal, andtomy great
joy / was relieved at
once, and am now
well by their use. Il
would not be without
them at any price. L
have not taken any
other medicine since
II commenced using
the Bitters.. And 4
can say with a clear
conscience, try RO-
backs Bitters- they.
will do all they are
recommended to do
If taken according
to directions. -.
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WE, the druggirts OF Kenosha call the attention
of our customers to the letters published below Of
the wonderful cffacacyof DR.. RoBAoK's Stomach
Bitters DR.. RoBAcK's Seanl insSIan Blood Purif.
er, and DR.. RoBACT's Scandinavian Bloed Pills.
to know that they all they are recommended th
be, add that the certificates OF cures published are
true. gef [Signed]. H. E. LARK, a f. re
tH p 1eiH- ~ Z4j IF. HasfNsoN, aa-l
J. b. STARKwRArHER.