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Every owner of the vehicles mentioned
in the lest paragraph, drawn by two
horses, aud running for hire, for each,
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owner OF a carriage or other We
hicIe kept exclusively for use at fune-
rails for hire, for each vehicle, per an
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HAVING sold our stock of Groceries 10
II Messrs. BROOKS & Co, we now change
our business TO the above card We return
our han to our friends and customers for
the liberal patronage extended 10 us the last
four years, and respectfully solicit them to
call on US. and extend TO Us liberal cOnslgn-
ments Of cotton and produce. We promise
prompt returns and liberal advances.
ap20 TAYLOR 81 RUTLAND.
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust to me exc
ID cuted by VIM. +. Jones on the J0fh day of
November, lsG6, and registered in Dyer
county, Tennessee, in Book n, pages asa, 40
and 48B, / will sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder. for CASH. at the courthouse
door, in Dyersburg, Tenn,
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Shows or exhibitions within doors, for
Sain. not otherwise herein taxed, per
Quarter OF three months, ....,,, .,.,,......
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81 SYMPTOMS OF
SIMMONS

The SYMPTOMS OF
Liver Complaint are
SIMMONS @=ne% ss6 i, and pain
ltimes the pain is in
shoulder, and is
mistaken Tor Thenmafism. Tue stomach is
affected with loss OF appetite and sickness,
bowels In general costiVe, sometimes alter
mating with lax. The
head Is troubled with
tpain, and dull, heavy
I'LL sensation, considera
tble loss Of memOry
accompanied with
painful sensation Of having left undOne
something which ought TO have been done
Often complaining of weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes some of the above
attend the disease, and at other times very
few of them but the liver is generally the
organ most involved. Cure the liver with
Or. Simmons Liver Regulator,
A PREPARATION OF Roots AND HERBS, WAR
RANTE to be strictly vegetable, and can 10
no injury to any one.
IL has been used by hundreds, and known
for the last thirty-nve years as one Of the
most reliable, efficaciOus and armies prep
aratiOns ever offered to the suffering. Il
taken regularly and persistently, it is sure
Ito cure dyspepsia
Headache, jauBdlce
IREEIH hTnR scOstiveness.sickhead
ache, chronic diar-
irhea, affections of the
---fbladder,c camp dysen-
terry, affections OF Che kidneys, fever, ner-
vousness, ehills, diseases OF the skin, impu-
rity of the blood, melancholy or depression
of spirits, heartburn, collie. or pains in the
bowels, pain In the head, fever and ague
dropsy. boils, pain In back andlmbs. asthma
erysipelas, female affections, and bilious dis
eases generally. Prepared only by
j. II. ZEILIN Co,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
For sale by all Druggists IN Memphis.
Price, 81; by mail. 81 Is. app
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SECTION q.

owner Of a cart, wagon or drsy,
or other vehicle, drawn by one horse,
and not including carriers of paSsen-
gers or baggage, running for hire, for
aanh nan annnm
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For FRIAR,S POINT.
RIVER LINE.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and arkansas River Packet
Company.
=EU. S. Nail Line.-e
sPr4ng Announcement

The Elegant PassengerPackets
THOS. II. ALLEN .-.. Reese Pritchard, master
MARY BoYD----.....-R. L. Haynes, master
NoWlsno, Master
OZARK. ...........-..----..W B. koWland, master
VIII LEAVE MEMPHIS FOR LITTLE ROCK
and all intermediate landings on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
At S o'clock pm
Connecting at Little Rock for FORT SMITH
and All intermediate points with The new
and very MRht-draa packets
DARDENELLE-.- .........-.D tsmukes, master
PORT GIBSON .....--Eugen Smith, master
FORT SMITH. master
Also. making direct connection at Little
Rock for bot SPRINGS with the regular
mail coaches.
Freights consigned 90 this M AT MKM-
PHIs or MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER viii be for
Werded promptly 10 Without
charge for transfer.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
". Il. KESREDAH, Agent,
M. Madison ST.. Stanton BLOCK. mhH
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Every keeper of a shed, warehouse or
other place for the storage of cotton
or other articles, for each place, per
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Every Eeeper of a livery stable, sale
siableiOr bOarding-stable, in addition
to the tax in the last paragraph, for
each carriage, hack OF other vehicle
drawn by two horses " more, kept at
such stable for hire, per annum.-....-
And for each similar vehicle drawn by
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LIVERPOOL, May IL, IL a.m-CottOn
quiet but steady. Orleans. llL@IlLc.
~p.m.-CottOn quiet but steady. Up
lands, lOZc; Orleans, uL0llLc.
3 p.m.-COttOn irmer. Uplands, Ia
llLc; Orleans llSd.
3 p~.m.-COttOn buOyant. Prices I'M
changed. Sales, IL, 600 bales; export and
speculation, 300 bales.
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Every keeper of a house, shed, yard,
barn or stable (Other than livery, sale
or boarding. used for taking care OF
other vehicles, or for exhibiting them
for sale, or for feeding horses or other
animals, for gain or profit, for each,
81 unnmu.
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sEcrIoN IS.


Every lecture, for gain or profit, where
an admission fee Is charged, for each
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Outdoor exhibitions for gRiu.not other
wise herein taxed per quarter OF three
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Every owner of wagons OF other vehl-
eles kept or used for free delivery of
goods to customers or others in the
city, for each vehicle, per nnnm -. .....
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Every Life, Fire. Marine, Accident or
tered by the State OF Tennessee, having
an office or agent or taking risks in
the city Of Mempdis,o u per cent.upon
the premiums charged at such office
or agency, or upon the risks so tak3.
SECTION 80.
Every such Insurance Company, char
tered by the State of Tennessee, hay-
ing an Office or agent or taking risks
In the city of Memphis.t h~ree-quarters
of one per cent ugon the premium
charged at such Office or agency or
upon the risks so taken.
SECTION 80.
And every insurance company coming
within the meaning of paragraphs
thirty-seven and eight,Or the agent of
such company shall, at the end OF
under oath to the City Tax-collector
the amount of premiums charged by
the said mpan on which a tax Is
ehargable under this ordinance dur
Edng the past quarter, n shall then
and there pay the tax that may be
" due thereon.
Every person doing the business OF an
insurance agent,O n soliciting risks for
insurance companies having no Office
or agency In the city, per annum...... 100 %
SECTION Al.
Every theater, per annum.--.................. 400 90
SECTION a
Every amphitheater, per annnm............ 400 90
SECTION 4S.
Every public concert, for private profit
or gain, for each twenty-four hours. 10 90
SECTION A.
Every travelling or local minstrel COM
pany exhibiting for profit, TOR each
tWentY-tOur 10 W
SECTION IS.
Every regular opera troupe, for each
% W
SECTION 4a.
Transient or travelling CIRCUS compa-
niles or meDageries under one canvas or
either one separately for each twenty
iour so 90
SECTION a.
ach and every side show TO any circus
or menagerie, each tWenty-four hours. Is 90
SECTION As.
Every performer of feats OF legerde-
main not elsewhere taxed by this or
dinance, for gain or proht, for each
exhibition 10 W
SECTION As.
Every lecture, for gain or profit, where
al admission fee Is charged, for each
~ W
SECTION 60.
Outdoor exhibitions for gRlu,not other
wise herein taxed per quarter OF three
gEcTIoN 81.
Shows or exhibitions within doors, for
Sain, not otherwise herein taxed, per
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SECTION To-
Every keeper of a livery stable. sale or
boarding-stable, for each stable, per
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or bA4aDie privileges.
Be q ordained bV TIE General Council Of M
Guy u Memphis. That the following tax shall
be levied and collected for city purposes for
the exercise within the city OF Memphis OF
the several branches OF business hereinafter
designated, which said tag shall, without ex-
eeption, be payable In advance, unless other
wise herein speclfed;
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Every keeper OF ten-pln alleys, or other
similar alleys or devices, for each
aIIav- Dar anuum
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Every anctioneer or firm Of auction
GERS doing business ct one place only.
mar annum 9QS0 m
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70 W
~
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aND AH1 UNGA5 SANc snoW " any cifcdS
or menageTie, each twenty-four hours.
SECTION As.
Every performer of feats of legerde-
main not elsewhere taxed by this or
dtnance, for gain or profit, for each
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COTTON IN NEW oRLEANs.
COTTON IN LrYERPooL.

New ORLEANS, May IL, 2 p.m-Cot-
top-demand active at full prices, 22Hc.
sales, CsO0 bales receipts, 1860; exports
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7 10.
Every keeper of a shooting gallery, per
auuum
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Every keeper of a restaurant per an
But the license to keep a restau rant
shall not authorize The sale or gifts to
guests or others, of any spurious. vim
Gus or malt liquors, lager beer, ale,
porter, cider, or light wines, nor ci-
gays, nor tobacco, and every person
Cling or giving away any of the said
articles in or about his or her restau-
raut, shall hEst obtain the license
therefor, ~ herein prescribed, in adj
ditiOn to their restaurant license.
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% w
80 90
.
SO 90
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Every keeper OF a fruit stand, per quar-
ter Of three months ........
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10 %
10 90
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SECTION 81.

Every keeper Of a soda-fsunt, per an
nnm
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d.
.ach fruit peddler, per quarter of three
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Every keeper Of an ice-cream saloon,
per annum ...........
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Transient OF travelling circus compa-
niles or meDageries under one canvas or
either d separately for each twenty
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sLIIIUN Il
Every keeper OF q billiard-tahle or tR-
bles, for each table, per annum-------
SECTION Il.
Every keeper OF pool, Jenny Lind table
or table OF like device, for each table,
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Every keeper Of a landscapes cart for
the delivery of parcels, for each vehI-
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Every express company. or agent for
such company, -transacting business
within the city Except exempted by
the general law Of the State), per an
nmm
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HEITIUN d.
Every hawker or peddler of goods,
wares or merchandise, of any kind,
Der annum ...-...... 80 3
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Every retailer of spurious, vinons or
malt liquors, and every retailer OF
lager beer, ale, cider, porter or light
wines by the drink, per annuR1. .....-... 10
And 10 per cent on all the capital IN
vested IN his business above the sum
of i've hundred dollars, which capital
shall be ascertained by the Tax-eol-
lector in the manner prescribed for
the ascertainmsnt of the capital in
vested by merchants In their business
for the collection Of the tax thereon,
the retailer TO report and pay quart
erly.
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100 90
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Every such Insurance Company, char
tered by the State of Tennessee, hav-
ing an Office or agent or taking risks
In the city of Memphis hree-quarters
of one per cent. upon the premium
charged at such Office or agency or
upon the risks so taken.
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10 OF
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tAAhAns WIN Aa4s Ang
head Is troubled with
pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considera
.ble loss Of memory,
with
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Every retailer of tobacco or cigars, in
Guiding the propFietors of retail shops,
except sueh as are herein expressly
taxed therefor, per annum...~-.-........
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-31
Republican City Convention.

Republican Convention will be he d at the
Court House IN the City of Kenosha, on saturday.
april I'd A. d. 1870. at one O'Clock pm for the
purpose of nominating City Officers for the ems H.
Ing year. Each Ward is entitled to three delegates
BY order of the City Committee
WARD CAUCUS.
Republican Caucus will be held in each of the
Wards of the City of Kenosha, on Friday, April LIST
1910 at IA o'clock p IN. for the purpose of nomin-
ating three delegates TO the City Convention. to
be holden April I'd 1870. for nominating City Off
GERS. and also for the purpose Of nominating such
Ward Officers as are required by law
1st Ward Caucus will be held at the Council Room.
"a = Andrew Schoffens store
Sd M. Bakers office.
4th Halliday House
BY order OF the Ward Committee
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Circuit Oourt--Kenosha County.

Albert A. Sprague. Ezra j. Warner and Ohio 8. A
Sprague, plaintiffs against
William A. Gerken. Mary !. Gerken. his wife, Or
con Head. Ferdinand larger, Emil larger,
Solomon Price, Henry Rosenblatt Moses Refer,
james j. WhitehOuse and Charles Trantz, De-
PENDANTS. HI
The state Of Wisconsin to william A. Gerken,
Mary A. Gerken his wife, orson s. Head, Ferdi-
nand larger, Emil larger, Solomon Price, Henry
and Charles Frantz You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of Albert A.
Sprague, Ezra >. Warner and Ohio, 9. A sprague,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for the County of Keno
sha' in the rtate of Wisconsin and to serve copy
Of your answer on me at my office. in the city of
Kenosha N the State OF Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day
of euch service; ana ifyou fail to answer the com
plant az aforesaid: the plaintiffs will apply to the
Court FOR the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Kenosha, March 9th 1870
6w42 SAMUELY BRANDE
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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e
Maj. Gen Geo. H. Thomas died at San
Francisco last Monday evening, Of apo
oplexy.
The reward for the capture of JEFF.
Davis has at last been put into shape, and
drafts of from three hundred to thirteen
hundred dollars each are being made out
atthe Treasury Dept. land will be forward
ed in few days.
1t is reported that the Comanche In
1ians have recently made terrible raid
into Texas, killing over forty families,
burning several houses and stealing sew
eral hundred horses. &
Detroit papers report st. Clair river
pretty near clear of ice, navigation will
soon open as far as Port Huron.
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New and Valuable Pamphlet.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
n HAVE MADE q compilation with full and
accurate explanation of such portion OF the
HOMESTEAD LAWS
as will instruct any pesson how to procure 100
acres o rich farming land for nothing six months
before leaving home, the free lands OF the west
Also, an article on the
NEW WEST,
or that portion of country lying west of the MISS.
issippi, and northwest giving an accurate account
0flis area. population, property 0dludtion man
udctures, banks, the estimated yield of precious
metals. number Uoters the Udrious productions,
ana yfetd per acre. number OF under cutie
dt0n 0dtue OF erpOrts table Of distances ETC. etc.,
giving just such information with reference to the
NeO Vest. as man in this country can afford to
be without. Will be sent receipt of Is cents.
Address, JOHN T. BLISS
3W44 s. ~ ~
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Tl,e Bible in the Public schools

We call attention to an article i'll the
gTELEGRAPH to day from the C5ristiaa
gAd60cdte on the action of the Methodist
Convention at Syracuse on the question
of the Bible and Religion in the public
schools. The resolutions of the conven-
ton NAV be found in the TELEGRAPH OF
the 10th instant. The convention was In
favor of religion and the use of the bible
in the public schools. The 4dcocate dis
sents from the doctrine lai1 down by the
convention in this respect, and ne COM
mend the views Of the Ad0oc0te to the
candid consideration of our readers. IT
the Protestants have right, when i'll the
majority, 10 use a protestant version, and
to teach the protestant religion,the Cath
olics, when in the majority, have the
right to use a catholic version, and to
teach the catholic religion. So have the
s.Israe lites, the Mahometans, the Bud
dhsts, or any other religionists, when III
the majority, the right to use their bibles
and to teach their religion. Let Protest
ants apply. to themselves the doctrine
" Do unto Others as you would that others
should do unto you" and then ask them
selves, if other religionists were in the
majority, they would desire them to use
their bibles and teach their religion in
rEE
the public schools? And if they would
not, let them ask themselves, Why they
do to others as they would not that 9th
erS should do to them? The application
OF the principle of action of doing to
Others as we. would that others should do
to us is sufficient to decide the whole
question Of the use of the bible and
teaching religion in the public schools.
The public schools are state institutions,
and it is the mission Of the church, and
not the state, to teach religion, If the
teaching of religion is not the mission Of
the church, it has no mission, and we trust
that but few religionistsr of any kind
would admit that the church has no mis-
sion.
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Notice of Appeals from Annual AS
SeSSmnnfS. sFa 3

U. s. INTERNAL REUENUE ASSESSORS OFFICE,
First District of Wisconsin,
af ee Milwaukee, March 20, 1870.
Mj office is hereby gwen. that Oh Wednesday,
street. second loor) i'll the City OF Milwaukee, ap-
peals will be received and determined relative to
any erroneous or excessive Valuations assessments
or numeTations by the or assistant asses
sors returned in the annual list
GEO B. GOODWIN
2w44 Assessor First District, Wisconsin.
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Pleasant Prairie Caucus,

There will be Caucus at the Town Hall, in the
town ofPleasant Prairie, on
Saturday tie I'd day of April,
at O'Clock P. NJ, to nominate Town Officers for
the ensuing year, aud transact any other business
that may be brought before said Caucus
2W42 BIZ ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing under the firm name of H. Our.
tie q Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All claims against said firm are hereby assumed by
Horace Curtis & James Shumway and all claims
due said firm hereby transferred to the said ri
Curtis & James Shumway.
Bristol, Wis, March 18th 1870.
@A# HORACE CURTIS
#kEE## JAMES SHUMWAY.
3W4S WILLIAM b. TABER.
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= COUNTY SURvEYoR.-J. w. Rhodes war
nominated by the Republican County
Convention on the both instant, for the
office of County Surveyor.
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PRoGREss-The Waukegan Gazette,
passing from lessons, logic and morals, to
computation, burlesque and Manners
The world moves and SO does the Gaz-
site.
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Mrs WHEELER's SCHooL-The winter
term of this School was brought to a
close last Friday. We. were present du-
ring part o.. the afternoon, and we were
pleased to see a goodly number of the
patrons of the school, and others present
Not being furnished with the number OF
scholars and the organization of the
school we can not speak very defnitly OF
it Suffice it to say that
the scholars, though not of
the smallest, were of the smaller
classes. and that they seemed to be well
instructed, and on their good behavior,
not for the occasion only, but for all the
term, and perhaps for all time. The re-
citations, declamations, dialogues, music,
&c, were we'll performed, and gave much
pleasure to all present. Mrs. Wheeler, by
education, aptness to teach and disciplin-
arian abilities, is better suited to take
charge of a school of a higher grade, but
is performing good work were she is.
We believe the school re-commences after
short vacation.
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name of Besen Iser.
mann & Co, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All accounts of the late firm will be settled
by Boesen & Bedessem, who are also alone author.
lied to collect all demands due the late firm,
Kenosha, March 26, 1870
PETER BCESEN,
ANTON ISERMANN.
MICHAEL BEDESSEM.
The undersigned will continue the Furniture
Business at the old stand, nuder the firm name OF
Boesen & Bedessem
PETER BNSEN
MICHAEL BEDESSEM
Kenosha. March 26 1870.
P.S. All those not having settled their &C.
counts for 1869 with the late firm, are requested to
do so at once. their accounts will be left with
some other partyto settle
8w44 BGSEN ~ BEDESSEM.
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Hold your horses and take breath,
DOAN will have in a stock of goods
about the 10th of April that will
bung your eyes.
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Just openings Spring Prints and
DeLaines, Bleached Cottons, Sheet
ings, &C., in fact a full line of Do
mestics, which will be sold cheaper
than the cheapest ar the Emporium.
DOAN.
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'NN1E Novelty Clothes Wringer, Exhibited at the
lat Fair of the American Institute, We're
awarded the IGHEsT PREMIUMS 1t is now
admitted that they have no equals family wiring
ars.-Ne10 York LiberaJ OH isti0n.
The propretors of the NOVELTY WRINGrR say,
Take II on trial with any or all Others and keep
the best This seems to carry confidence with 1t,
and Is conclusive that the manu- facturers are hon
est in their dealings with the public = 1t has
cng-whees on both ends, so arranged as 70 give 1t
one hird more pOaoer than wringers with cog
wheels on one end only The rolls are allowed to
separate freely at either end These, besides 9th
er advantages which it contains. to he in
dlspensablc to a practical wringer.-Neao York In
dependent.
his wringer seems to have MI the good points
requisite to practical machine We are
confident that he 4" Novelty merits all that lis
sad in its favor Hearth ind Home
This Company have. from the commencement,
guaranteed their wrinSers perfectly satisfactory in
all cases which may. to some extent account for
their great success Nothing can be more
appropriate for holiday than one Of these
best OF wringers = Nsaos York christian AdUoca,e
For sale everywhere ~ 80
N.B. PHELPS & co.
GEN Acts II CoRTLANDT ST, NEW YORK.