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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-26

cad Kidneys bladder womb and blood, affections
Ut the urinary orgrns gravel scrofula rheumatism
tarsh, Asthma bronchitis, dyspepsia.
sr practice Is not of experiment but of twenty
standing founded the laws Nature with
Herence and evidence sustain it. Do not tear down
>" huild up, make SICK to make weno harsh treatment;
s@ triAng; no Aattering. We know the and the
aedy needed; guess work. but knowledge gained by
ss of experience in the treatment of these diseases
@s"s'velyno encouragement without prospect. Candid
a. opinions reasonable in charges claim to
k1ow everything everybody, but do claim to
SOFA and common sense. We invite the SICK matter
what their aiment CALL investigate before they
don hope make interrogations and cdefor hemselveu
1t will cost nothing, consultation is free. This the
Sixth that have visited this place. and shall max
visits fer years regularly the days of thewee
every eight weeks.
Kenosha, Halliday House, during Thurs
day, the 26th of August.
RSy~ Residence and Laboratory. Waukaran I'll.
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Useful Recipes.

CREAM CAKES. One pound Of
-four, half a pound of butter, and one
pint Of boiling water; pour the wa
ter boiling hot on the butter, and put
it over the fire. AS soon as it be-
gins to boil stir in the -four; when
cool, add nine eggs we'll beaten.
Bake them the same as in the mex
recipe.
CUSTARDs FOR THE ABOVE. Take
a pint Of rich cream, and add to it
three eggs, well beaten, and little
flour sweeten and favor to the
taste, and put it on to boil. When
the cakes are baked, open the crusts
at the sides, and fill with the
custard.
ANOTHER MODE. Crust.-Threet
quarters Of pound of flour, half a
pound Of butter, one pint Of water,
and ten eggs. Boil the water and
butter together stir in the
-four while it is boiling, and then
let it cool: When cold, add the eggs,
well beaten.
CUsTARD. One pint Of milk, four
eggs, two cups Of sugar, and half a
cup Of -four. Boil the milk, and
while it is boiling add the sugar,
eggs and -four, and flavor it with
lemon. Drop the crust on tins, and
bake them in quick even fifteen or
twenty minutes. When they are
done, open them at the sides and put
in as much custard as possible, It
is great improvement to the APP
pearance Of the crust to rub it over
with the white of an egg before it IS
baked.
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+" Educational" .

Apropos of our publication Of Goods
Gifts" last week, our department was
made the subject Of some reflections
and suggestions, on the part Of the
TELEGRAPH, which we commend to
our readers and contributors.
A word in regard to the spirit in
which it was hoped that the criticism
would be received. The "Editor of
the Educational Column" is too
well convinced Of the mediocrity Of
his own attainments to take Ill any
suggestion that the venerable and
accomplished Editor Of the TELE-
GRAPH may make.
We have no doubt that the Edu-
cational Column has long needed at
tention. The nature Of our avoca-
tions, since taking charge Of it, has
not been favorable to the cultivation
Or growth of the highest degree Of
literary excellence. Our, ambition
has been to make it interesting and
beneficial to our good friends, the
teachers and their patrons, and we
are convinced that our efforts have
not wholly failed. We have been
very sparing in our introduction Of
poetry, because we felt ourselves in
competent make selections that would
come up to the high standard Of the
TELEGRAPH. We have not deli.
cate poetic ear, and however much
discredit the avoWal may do us, oul
habitual frankness impels us to say
that, without review of our long for
gotten definitions in prosody, VIZ
couldn't tell the difference between
Iaimbic, Trochaic or "any othe1
verse" We would say by way o
explanation, that the poem in ques-
ton was not given as a sample Of
rhythmic harmony" 1t impressed
us, as possessing in very great de-
gree, the merits which the TELE-
GRAPH accords to it, and we therefore
thought it worthy Of a place in the
COLUMN. We, here and now, prom
Use to be very careful to avoid giving
ofense In this matter for the futures
We have no disposition to take
issue with the TELEGRAPH in the
matter of Capital Letters. We're
commend that our Contributors raise
the words in question to all the dig
nifty and all the Importance that Cap
ital letters can give them. W.
shall not even object to a return
to that good old fashion, of the gooc
old days which commenced every sub
stantive with a Capital.
Finally we invite the writer tt
use portion of the COLUMN at any
time that he may feel inclined t.
give us any little attentions of an Ed
ucational character. We will recip
rocate to the best our Door ability.
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The High Office of the Teacher

There is no higher office than that
Of a teacher Of youth for there is
nothing on earth SO precious as the
mind, soul, and character Of a
child. No Office should be"regarded
with greater respect. The finest
minds in the community should be
encouraged to assume it. Parents
should do all but impoyerish them
selves to induce such to become the
guardians Of their children. They
should never have the least anxiety
to accumulate property for their
children, provided they can be plac-
ed under influences which will awak-
en- their faculties. inspire them with
higher principles, and fit them to
bear manly, useful, and honorable
part in the world. No language can
explain the folly of that economy,
which, to leave fortune to child,
starves his intellect and impover-
ishes his heart.-Dr. Claiming.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORGAN OF THE KENosHA COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.

All Communications to the Editor of the
mCo1umn y or designed for publication in
this department of the paper, should be adj
dressed: Educational" TELEGRAPH Print
ing Office, Kenosha Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-26

NO. OF VISITORS during term, o..
would take this opportunity OF thanking
both pupils and patrons for tor the deep in
terest manifested by them during the whole
term, and for their kindness to me.
LIZZIE T. PIENKOWSKY,
Teacher.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-26

Report of school, district No. 13, Bristol,
for the term commencing May 3, 1869, and
ending July 81, 1869. Average standing Of
pupils in scholarship, punctuality, attendance
and deDortment
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100000 LIVES LOST

yearly from the use Of
nd 1i rssfore your health by using
Dr. Byrns Antdote for Tobacco This hs 4 not rS
substitute but cure for Smoking 02 IF tbe e @ra
bie eects Of the noKious weed on the human sys
Dyspepsia aeadaehe s5 Dissao of qf tit sh Sd 5f5
9alIo" J otbSr diseasey. re the Attic
ions b brought en- its use me Antidote pure
y Vegetable harmless It aa acts e as tonic on
Tug - s' 5it te heartiest food Samples sent
Free Free f. far fffv cents-$3 per Dozen Address u. J.
Yarnell sc Cannon ST., n. 7. snzm4o
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IN the matter OF the estate of Meredith Rowland
Il deceased.
Notice is hereby given that adjourned meeting OF
the commissioners appointed to examine and adIqst
claims against said deceased viii be held at the oce
of Mark Dresser in the city of Kenosha in said coun
ty on Saturday the Cd day of October A. D. 1862 for
the purpose attending to the discharge OF our du
ties as commissioners as aforesaid.
ANTHONY VAN WICK, commits
AVG MARK DRESSER, sioneTs.
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4 SpiritnaI Will Case

An important and somewhat pecuIiIr will
case IL aw waiting decIsIOn in NewbuTg. The de-.
-endaTts are a MIR Ramsdeil, formerly Presi-
Ient OF the Erie Railroad, and his WIFE tue
daughter of Thomas aud Mary Powell Mary
Powell mo died about a wear ago, left all her
property, amounting 10 over S2.O0O,OUO, TO Mr..
Ramsdeil aud his WIFI, with whom she lived
Her " i'll l. contested by Mrs. Fowler and Mrs
CulbeTt. daughters OF a deceased son. on the
ground. frst-that she was not competent to
make a Will; and second, that Mr. and Mrs..
RainsOel1 exercised improper influence over
her. II appears that the old lady was a con-
hrmed spITitualist. When her husband died
she ordered the windows OF his room to be
opened, 50 that his soul might escape heaven.
ward. She was regular attendant at spiritual
circles, and II was her custom to consult me-
ulums upon even the most trivial matters
When the famous spiritualIst. Home, was in
ihls country, he lived IN Mrs. PoweiI's house.
dnd was her constant adviser she believed
every thing the spirItualists taught. and saw
and thought she saw, The most extra
ordinary manifestations of spirit power
On this ground her grandc children set up that
she was not cOmpetent TO make a will, and
they further allege that the old lady's mind
was turned against them by Mr.. and Mrs.
RamSdell. Mr.. Rdnsdell, IL seems, come TO
New York about forty years ago. poor and
frIendIeSs- Did Thomas Powell gave him EN-
plOyment and pushed him on, and be finally
became President OF the Erie railroad. a posi-
lion De held Tor several years. He married
POWELL daughter, and took up his residence
with bis mOtner-In- Law " hen Mr.. Pc we'll died
The property bequeat1ed 10 hin embraces VAL
liable real estate in Newnurg. and two fine
North River steamers, the Thomas Powell anu
Mary Powell. and amounts altogether TO over
two million dollars. Mrs. Po~eITs grand
children naturally think II hard tina, all this
properly should 60 TO a man who has never
been their friend, so they are trying TO have
De- gwen IN a few dsys.-Nev York COrrsspOH-
dehcs Boston Post.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &C.

Mail advices from Buenos Ayres are dated
January 18th. General LDp-z hal b ,lt-d at
Cerro Leon. and had issued proclamation to
the remnants of his army, encouraging them
and predicting that fortune would stIil favor
the Par ,guayau arms. Lopez, a. last accounts,
was still within thirty leagues OF Asunci1n.
and attempts was being made by the Allies
20 mOles' him.
The New York Ponce Commissions refuse
q permit Ihn - Young, the Chief of the d.
teCtINe Police 10 resign until b. has rSndare
al account of the money rewards received by
HIM. and have Orderei charges 10 b. preferred
sgaIEst him ioT neglect OF duty and disooeiI-
tBCe
Church came ny the English House of e. m
mons yesterday for a second reading. M DI--
ra-II addressed The House, and concluded nv
moving hat the bill b. read a second time tx
months hence. Mr.. Gregory, member from
Galway, replied
Last evening. the powder magazine and
torpedo factory, near TItusvi Pa exploded
kiliIng three men. named A. ID. Grimm. w. =
Bells. aUd Henry Todd, and fatally iniuring
Col +. davidson, the proprietor of the works
John w. Coleman, recently arrested on a
charge Of sriosZzling funds from the Free :
mems Buresu IN louisiana, was brought Def e
Jurge Lowell in Boston yesterday, on wri-
OF hateas corpus, and disc charged from custody
Hon John Rose. of Canada, and Alexander
= johnson. OF the Unied STATES Joint commas
son TO settle The Hudson Bay and Puget Sound
gethsr, with Il. X. Curtis, the umpire.
The overseers of Harvard COllegs have nonI-
mated Charles W Elliot for president of the
University, and Will submit his eIecti0n to a
future meeting OF the corporation.
The strike among the JDurneymen in the mo-
rocco man sctOrIeS of Philadelphia is virtually
ended most of the workmen having gone to
work Al the old rate of wages.
A despatch from st. Louis says that Mr. III
Roegs, former partner of President Grant IN
the real estate business in St. Louis, died In
that city on Saturday last.
The officers of the Union Pacific Railroad are
Charged with cruelty and incapacity by a num-
Der of travellers who recently passed over the
road.
The Senate Of Georgia yesterday finally
rejected the Fifteenth Amendment to the Con-
stItutICn. The Legislature adjourned SINE die
last night.
The pugilist O'Baldwin was arrested al
Boston on Tuesday, and is under bonds for
IIal, charged with breaking windows and the
peace generally
The depot of The W mona and ST. Peter Rail-
road Company, at Wasica, Mann, W as destroyed
by fire "Wednesday, causing loss of $1,000.
Albert Snackay, aged sixteen years, hung
himself at Jamaica Plains. Mass, Wednesday
morning. The incentive to the act is unknown.
The Delaware Senate, by a strict party vo;e,
has rejected the proposed Fifteenth Amend
menI 10 the National Constitution.
strong protes. from Ireland against the dis.
establishment of ;he Irish Church has been
published.
The cotton spirners of Preston. England.
have struck against proposed reduction OF
their wages.
The Pawnee Indians il Kansas are trouble
some.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
GOVERNMENT HARBoR Work AT OswEGo, n. ",
UNITED STATES kS y; S OFFICE.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, for furnishing
building the new United states four hundred feet
pier running northerly from the Light. house at
addressed to the 1ndsrsisned. until L. Q CLOCK CLOCK
MATERIALS REoGIRED.
Glass A.
ts7s7 lbs; wrought iron material. or as much Is
se. eo1.s and Ss
BOLTS item 5, Spikes. zach item to b. bid and paid
''' " isS sDS TO BE PERFORMED.
Item l. a ass cubic cl i.s, Or .. much a, NAV b.
!ssalS, w:tsr work. to be bid and paid Tor By the
Item :; q $50 cubic feet, or as much as may be
REQUIRED. framing, planking. boltins, &C in
oSerstfuetnre to be bid ana paid for By the cubic
Item 9. i.sz cords. Cl,s cubic festl or a. much
pat in the work; to be bid snd paid Tor By the
Item 4. removal Of material. tsoft deposits, bold
ers, old timber. and other rubbish,I Necessary IN
old ct r. sIS
All the above to be let BY class.
Bids for stems Of a class without covering an the
it, ms Of . class will be rejected
e.: ia q Ss %n:s
Be
tt.tes Government, or responsible person known
Bonds for the faithful pc rfornsnce OF the CON.
&c IL .Ss ss'e in .
satisfaction of the .undersiened " 'Hs
CSpsrafss e be signed and bonds to be executed
Iron 70 b all delivered and labor commenced By
Pier % be finished by the let of December. 1870
Al ionner necessary Information may Be OBJ
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LOST AND FOUND.

e. RnWARD will be given the finder 81 an
Sc ETkUSOAN GOLD q PEA8L Breast
PIN with red and white ribbon attached by
turning IL to THOs. RIFFLE, $50 eth street.
Supposed TO have been lost on New York avenue
or 9TH street. ml9-2t"
I 0ST-On the Nth inst ANEW SMALL KEYS,
IL 10 which attached . Bo-e W histle The
latter formerly belonged to q son nov deceased,
aid is priced On that account above its intrinsic
value. A suitable reward will be paid for If
left at house Ne. 134 9Th street west, between y
sud streets north. mig II
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-S5 REwAKD-A
- large Black Newfoundland DOG. with leather
collar and iron ring The shove reward will be
paid II returned to No. ~ street north.
mslo-3t' U r. Il. RICHARDSON.
e RFWARD-Strayed away an Saturday night
Oh last, . large NEWgOUNDLAND DOG; ing
hair; black and white; bloodshst eyes Any rue
returning said Dog to the owner en- the northwest
nsr OF street north and 9Th street will
ceiye the above yard Is 81
I Osr-Sundsy ,I4th instant. on III street. between
IL 10Th street and st Johns church. auONYX
bkACELIT, Gold Setting. The hnder will be
suitably rewarded by retu rniDg the same to tho
'wner northeast corner ?uth street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. 1887
STOLEN-A GOLD WATOd, No $50 9OO, Foae,s
- Patent. L will give S7s for IL and pay all
charges ssking NO questions. FRANK TRIGG,
ma IL St Room Z, May Building.
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"TheTe is q story in Paris Of an attempt to
assassInate the Prince Imperial In his bedroom
~Tbe English Lord Chancellor gets $1,000
FOR reading the Queens speech.
~Springfield is getting up oHe-wheeled
yelccipede, twelve feet high.
GOJose Rodriguez v Rodriguez who attemp.
ted the life of q ueen Isabella of Spain in ISL,
and has been Imprisoned for the offence ever
since. has Just been set a. liberty.
ga large number of hogs have recently
been condemned in New York city rs unit for
food. and Investigation showed thar the AMI
mails had been i'll of hog cholera In the West
and had been shipped to the East for sale
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DROPOsALS FOB STAGE TRANSPORrA

PROPOSALS FoR STAGE TRANSPORTED
HEADQUARTERS Firm sIIIAsY pIsTRrcr,
OFFICE OF CHEZ o. arr RMisTER,
Sealed Proposals. in on plicate, viii Se reesiyss
at this office until SATURDAY, March ". 1859 AT
as BY sy' shs
partmeDt, United states army, until December 81
Victoria TO Indianoia
Lavaca TO I,disnola.
to transport each man, with baggage not to ex-
coed one hunored Lto) pounds the entire distance
Oh the route; also from point to point.
Pay ments to be made in Government funds
Proposals to ,. plainly endorsed, ). Proposals for
addressed TO The undersigned.
BY command If Brevet MAJOR General Candy.
Brevst Brisadi.r Geni a5d N,
pRoPOsALs FOR FORAGE AND WOOD.
pEror QuAR1ERNAsrERs OFFICE,
ss.,sd r,o, aR.t1NviLLs, IND March 10; isa:
until u M WEDNESDAY, March r. ISIS 5a' fo SI fSs
aety.ry OF the following quantities of Forage
sia months supply Of the Depot OF Jensrsonvile,
24o tons Hay;7 800 bushels Oats; 81 tons Straw;
100 cords Wood The hay is to be the best Qu ality
tim9thy hay and all bsed; the oat. to be the best
quality, well cleaned and sack ed; the straw to be
sound % n hard wood, Ven .sssoEed,
The sbo.sto Be delivered from time to time. in
such Quantities and at such places in or near the
city OF yefereonville, Indiana, the officer In
charge Of the depot mag direct.
Proposals will be in duplicate, with Q CODY of
this advertisement attached TO each. and must be
accompanied % the guarant. q CT two responsible
persons, that, In case contract In awarded to the
bidder, good and sufficient bends will be given for
the faithful performance of the same.
Proposals will be endorsed "Propo ais for For.
age or Wool" Is the case may be, and addressed
The usderssned reserves the right to reject any
By order of the Quartermaster General
b. G.. RANSOM.
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel. Major and .. M,
mhI9.n In charge of Depot.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AT WIN
CHESTER. VA

HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY D1>rPlcrD
OFFICE CHEF CoMNi>SARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
RICHMOND, Va March IS ls59 \
seaied Pre- posals in duplic ate, will be received
AT the office OF Lieut.. J. y CluIey, 2lst infantry
= O 5: at Winchester, Va, until SATURDAY
march 70 1879, AT Il m for supplyiI the United
states subsist.nce Department with FRESH
BEEE, at winchester. Va. for six mont hs from
April 1: 1879, or such less time the Commissary
GENERAL Of Subsistence may direct. The Beef 20
De Delivered there on the order of the Acting
Commissary Of subsistence at that place, of good
and m aiketable quality, in equal proportions Of
lore and hind quarters, (necks, shanks and kidpey
tSllow to be excluded The necks of tn cattle
slau entered To be cut of at the fourth yert.bra
Joint. and the breast trimmed down. THe shanks
OF fore quarters to be cut from three four
abeye the knee Joint, and of hind au arters from
siN e'ght inches sbeve the gambrel or hock
BIDDERS are requested 10 be present o respond TO
their bids and be prepared to give bonds for the
fultllment of their contract ~
Proposals must be Endorsed distinctly, PRO
poeais for Fresh Beef at Winchester. Va = The
for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, &c, as
heretofore
By command of Brevet MAJOR General stouenan
wa ELDERkIN.
ma 15-6 Brevet N alor and Chief q. =.
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- velocipede professor " after having
made some money at Waterbury, Conn, by
opening q rIdIu school, sold cut has interest,
rsserying the right To give fare we'll exhioi-
uOn- He announced for Saturday night a
grand exhibition and the first appearance of
the champion female velocipedist from BOs-
ton. Shaving of his whis kers and mou stache,
he donned female attire and rode his BICYCLE,
to the amazement of a large audience. At mid
night De left town with ne proceeds of the ex-
hibItlOn and without settling his board bills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

DEATH PROM PHOSPHOROUs PAsTR-Not-
wIinstandIDg repeated assertions to the con-
tTary, /. Is again proved that the paste used for
killing mice il dangerous to human life. On
Saturday n little gIri was playing in a ST op in
New York. where, seeing piece of bread on
The floor, she ate IL, and died lew hours after
wards he father. II appears, had purchas I'd
some PHOSPHORUS paste, spread il on some
bread an forgot all aboutIt.
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BOARDING..

GOOD BOARD AND GOOD ROOMS AT SIS so
NJ Per veek: Table board, - per week; or $40
PER month. Tran silent boarders ccommods ted, at
the most central hous. in Warrington, 800 ID
street one dosr from 18th street mH2t'
ROARDING-A choice of several we'll furnished
u ROOMS siDgly OF en- suite, on n rs' and second
floors may be obtained ct No 416 leth street, be
tween and Z a lev steps from both lines Of cars.
The house cont ains all convepiences. The very
best Of Board furnished, If desiIed. ma Is If
LIRsT GLASS BOARD, WITH PHEASANT
FRONT Rooms. 70 be hsd on reasonable
terms, at as street, between Hth aud 18th,
short walk from most of the pubic Offices.
ma lit
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tlY GREEN WILLIAMs,
- Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers'
NO. e26, southeast corner 7th and ID stre<ts

1hCSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSE AND SsUUNDS
81, by virtue OF a deed In trust from K q Lam
s.; bell bearing date on the 2lst day of MAJ 1856
= and record ed in Liber J A g., No Iys foii o
Sa9 CT seq and "a psy the bs lance OF debt
by said deed. amounting to 27 es with inter. 81
on Sssl ~ from the 18th February. 1866, and on
$40 IS from Gath July, lsse. tue subscriber will
sell ct publie auction: on SATURDAY, the 81 day
OF Aprl. lS19, Ct clock m on the premises.
Lots NOS and 3, in James Adams cutors' sub
division OF Square No. 7i2 fronting SIS feet on Ne
jersey avenue; between South L and NJ streets.
and extending bsck rough the square ID street
east or Canal street. which the front OF -
feet inches, with the improvements. " hich N
sst OF large attic and basement three story brr
Dwelling House, with large Brick Stable and com
modious Ice House
his property is well known as the residence Of
the late h. h. Lanbell. and offers a favorable
10 invest.
Terms: One third cash. of which $40 viii he
required 10 he paid As soon THE property 10
knocked dow; and the bslaace In elk, twelve
eighteen, and twenty four mouths to be secured BY
the purchaser notes. airing interest from day OF
sale, secured By eed in trust pom the PROPERTY
And n not complied With in five days ait n the
sale. the property will he resOld at she rick aud
expense 81 he purchaser. upon one weeks notice
All CepVes Incing and stamps at the cost Of the
CHARLES q. WALLACE Trustaa
mal5-eoSGs GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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y EADi Read TUBACCO CHIwERS.
PROF. LIEBIGg sMOKkRs AND CHIwIRs
TOBACCO PRRyENTATIyB

This celebrated German discovery 10 . purely
vegetable and harmless DOM pound. AwARRANrED
ANrIDoTE. and removed forever al desire for to-
beeeo In any form By the use OF Q hfty cent box
INV II, and save monev. AGENTS WANTED. Ad-
dre:: 9IO W D0CGHERrY Patent Medicines.
Bs.umore, Nd. Sold by 8 O FORO Druggist
Washington d. q isl5-eoSOt