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a GOOD THING.

y DIR. Smiths "ElectrIc OH" absorb . Cash.
cred Breast In two days, allaying all pain In
ono minus, 1here 10 no Imagination. tale
party ku0)ws 1t, snrSss
from the lending lawyer In lowe CITY,
tAEe pleasure In stating that DR. smith n
ElectSc on has been used 10 my family, and
foundSnvaluaoie. ItafIords instant relief
From Df. J. K. ISL, the greatest Drugeist
West Of Chicago.
Dr. sm'thss Electric Oh Is selling very fsst
lFrom Dr. Ramsay = - 3
rr. @. b. SMITH, pnil6delphio. Ycnr Flee.
tric OIL gave immedl4ke relief 10 my little
girls ear, and consider y a valuable reme-
dy. r. RAMSAY,
DEAFNEss.- This Is always cured bv Dr.,
tify.
II cures all painful. infiammatory eondi.
tions, and IL pleasant In the mouth II An
, itcures salt Rheum. Tstt@r etc; and
y for Piles. Erysipelas, FeIons etc, and zee
II yoa ever saw anything like 1t. 10 don't
smart on raw ahraxlCns Of fresh cuts and
cures a burn or frost In n little time. II 10 I'M
like anything else. NJ all the doctors say
H6More than 100 cures have been made In
through the country. No need OF paying :
large fee TO speclaltsts." as this OIL cures aud
THAT Is why II sells, althO' Dr. s. mas paM
printeYa over Si70.000.
DR. RAIrM's "ELeCTIc GrI'' 10 doing good
have ssen SoT II fk and n ~ ,sey
once
Price, 30 cents and $3.50.
Feb. I. d&w-ff.
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Frank Warden, Of the Dry Goods
HOUSE Of c. G. Warden, is,now in the
east laying IN a handsome stock of the
best styles of spring goods, Look out
for good goods and plenty Of them
when Frank returns.
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Go and see the Morrison Self-Cleans-
ing, Adjustable-Beam Pillow, AT Rus
SELL White n Co. Thirteen-inch
cur>decp. 215 pounds draft.
March7w4w.
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Now is the winter OF our discomfort
Made glorious BY this summer sun of ours
This bright sunshiny day, after five
months Of steady cold weather, is most
delicious to take. Good earnest spring
will.bc warmly welcomed this season.
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sHERrFF,s SALE.

By virtue Of an Execution 10 me directed
from the Clerk ofthe Circuit Coart ~ Wapei.
10 County, TCvas ON o juigmcnt obtained in
said court, on the 18th day Of October ISL, In
favor Of u. D. Rand 4 CO.. as plaintiffs, and
agaipst WIN. Drake, WINS and N. baker.
VIM. paggstt and Frank Kill ht trustees. as
defendants, for the sum OF SIX Hundred and
Thirty -flvc DollArs and 81 Cents and costs tax :
ed at sS.95, and accruing costs. ] have levied
upon the following taken - the property OF
said defendants. to satisfy said execution
One Cane Mil. one patent welltop and az
lures, one lot Of Sad Ircne and one lot OF Sad
Iron handles.
And Will offer the same for sale 70 the high
April A. D., 1872 at the Foffndry In Ottunwa,
at the hour Of ten O'Clock, Al NJ, Of said day.
when and where duo attendance will be given
by the undersigned.
Dated At OttumwR. Iowa, March II, lS72
s. A. SWfGGETT, sheriff Of said Co.
Mar 81 -Hat - -
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4
LEGAL NOTICES.
Original WSsjcs

4 ~
70 P;iny Sexton d. Son.
You aud each of sou a.e hereby i.otiI
That Oh. or before July lat, 1872, There will
OH flie In the Office or the Clerk Of the /
trlct Court Of Wapello, aud state OF 10,
s she psai.ia,i q The pnintir ,ames = And
the Yves! half OF The southeast quarter OF .
ton thlrty-tivs 4sst in township seven
thrsnSt north q rs4nsr M, tNelva,ls), "
cancellation OF a certain tax dsad ROW ht
81 plaintiff 'stftfr.
Now. uiitess yal aype..r and make defer
thereto. on or before mon OFT the second day
the next furn Of said .surt, IN be begun 81
hel,t In the city OIL Dttuinwn. in said count
ana state, OH the second day Of Scpic n'bt
1871, your detanii will ht. entelssi. and deer
rendered against gon according to ths pray
q pislndn y petition.
Mas2lHfts FAAyGETT y McNErr,
PHI y Nty's
sHERIFF,S SAIL.
Is viftsis 81 an Execution on Transcript
me dirccrsd from thf3tslark Of the Distri
Court OF Wapello county, iowa, on q jud
nleni obtained in said t;ourt, pn the 9Th ds
is NUNS sn ad asanss fg iss a. eed and
ther Speed rs DEFENDANTS, for the sum of Oh
hundred and seyenty.lAr6a Dollars, and
cents and costs taxed at ~. 10 and accruir
costs and interest. have levied upon tho 70
lowing Real Estate taken sS the property
said defendants, to satisfvsa.d Esecution, t
The ssw, lof the Nwlts, section !, tewnsl,!
county,, Iowa.
And will offer the same tor sale 10 the hIgl
est bidder for cash in hand. on the Goth da
of April A. d.. 1872. In front OF the Cot
House door in Ottumwa, at The nonr Of or
o'clockp. Al. oi said day, when and whel
due attendance will be given by the updel
signed.
Dated at ottumwa, Iowa, Mar. 18th, 1872.
s. A. swI0GETf. sheriff or SAID Count,
Mar. 2t-w2t. 1ss
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"Hoss l6terss and Hoss Biographies
are printed at this Office in tho most
expeditions and scientific manner.
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SAD NEws.-Mrs. W. II. Clifton re-
ceived a letter from the Coroner at
Quincy, Ill, on SATURDAY. last, inform
ing her that the body Of her son,
Charles H. Clifton, had been found in
the river near that place, an inquest
held thereon and buried at West
Quincy. The body was identified by
having in one Of his pockets letter
from his mother and one from Henry
Shock, who, it will be remembered, left
here with Charley some time last Sum-
mer. The Coroner stated that the
body appeared to have been in the ice
for a long time, and was so badly mu-
tilated that no opinion could be formed
as to whether he had been accidentally
drowned, or had met death from some
other source. There were no valuables
found on the body. The last heard OF
Charley. he was running on the Stacker
State, one of the Northern Line Pack.
cts, and the probability is that he was
accidentally drowned.
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Grimes is throwing dirt lively to-
day for his mammoth brick wagon
mandatory.
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1GF1R SALE AT A BARGAIN.
buggy and single harness. Enquire at
the Mayoxs Office. d4t-w1s.
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E. w. Belts, of No. 26, Union Block,
is now receiving choice stock of
SPRING CLOTHING,
Of the latest styles and at the lowest
prices. Also,
PIECE GOODS.
in all styles, shades and varieties,
which will be made up in the LATEST
and BEST style, by the most expert
workmen at the lowest rates.
March26d&w1w.
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Brick 10 being rapidly piled on the
ground for the Market street blockoi
buildings.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 18th
1872, BY j. g. Nee Chung, III p,
Nh. ANDREW HOOVER and MISS
SusAx r. HARTLEY. All of Dab
lonega.
HANCOCK--BYERS-At the resi-
dencc of Mr.. Hopkins IN this city on
the Esd inst, by Rev. j. G. Brown,
Mr.. JosEPH. F. HANCOCK, Of Ottum-
wa, and Miss ELIZA j. BYERs, oi
Keokuk Co,
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nss-Osage Orange seed for sale by
"a. Tower Court street, between
Front and Second. Call soon.
marlRdltW4t.
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The attention ofour readers Is called
to the Card Of Saunders, Hardenberg
s. King, Bankers of New York City.
The head of this firm is ex-Gov. Saun-
ders, of Nebraska, and for long time
resident of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. The
well known reputation Of Gov. Saun-
ders as business man and honorable
citizen will give this house reputation
in the west, second to no other in the
city of New York. They enjoy pecu-
liar facilities for the negotiation OF
bonds of all classes, and we would re-
commend all parties having business Of
that nature to entrust ii to Saunders
Hardenberg & King.
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NICE RUNAwAY.--This afternoon a
pony team belonging TO Kiser, the
jefferson street lumberlnan, started
from Grimes shop and did the best
running they knew how. The first
bulge was Tor Howerton's cheap gro
Gerry, but missing their calculation a
little. they run on to the sidewalk and
tore down the wood awnings of How
ertoR, and the egg and butter depot
of Mccullough Il Lilburn, and upset
one OF Keister Warden Il Porter's
very popular cultivators into the street,
SHE'D round by the express team which
stood in front of the Office. and took
the center of the street for the river.
AT this juncture the old gray mare
that delivers cheap groceries for Park
& Son Joined in the race (and a mighty
slow one she made) but after running
down to Main street she wo-ed, and
the ponies went it alone.
The last we saw of them, they were
going around the corner Of the Star
Mill, cheap feed being no object to
them, followed by three or four hun
bred men and boys.
p. s. Fifteen minutes affefthe run
away, we saw Thornburg, the enter
prising lumber man, carrying scant-
ling to repair the damaged awning Al
Howertons.
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60 10 Park a. SONS for peerless po-
tatoes and onion sets. mar7d&W4t
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Highest Dash Price paiA fer Hides,
Pslts ana 1Hss. =
AT James T'sylors Saddlery and Har-
ness shop, curlew Block, Ottumwa,
He also has on hand the best Of saddles
and harness, which he warrants, and
! sells at the lowest prices. febl42t.
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z2rSes Adyerti semsnf cs n. Butts' bis
panaAxv. beaded, book for the million
----MAHRlAf}E GUI DE--in anef1,er ool-
ufnu II shouid be r~ad BY all. DIV "
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sHERiFF,s SALE.

SHEhfEF'S
from the Clerk Of the District Court OF Wa
Rsio County Inva on s tudSm rs Obtained Y
t III ana sxsinst fosaph II. Flint 4: sefsna
ant, for She sum Of One hundred asad Thirty
i've Dollars and 20 cgnts and costs taxed AZ
srty 81 said ascendant. 10 satisfy said Ezs-
c9 The south s j. Of the VIZ of the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of section
thirteen q3l townsh.p seventy -one u rauga
And via ofier the same for sale 10 the high
eat bidder for cash IN hand. ON the 18th day Of
April. A. D. 1872. In front d! tho Court House.
Of said day, when and whesS due attendanee
Dated at Ottlrnva, Towa. March istll, 1874.
rs: 4. SWIGGETT. sheriff Of sad County.
Estray Notices
TAKEN up by Joseph Lelnhaassr Of Con-
Ter township, Mapello county. Iowa, on the
colt, described as follows Two years old !,
star in forehead. some Tnise On signs hind
Mar. II, is7a.s s. 81 S. Msr.2iw2ts
TAKEN upb by II. X. kirkpatrick OF Rich :
land township, Wapello county. iowa, on the
10Th day OF November. ISL An estray heiier,
neiiass snppossd 10 ~ two ysass Ga. no
marks or brands. 4. 81. COOLEY,
Clerk Dist. Court Wapelle Co, Iowa.
Mar. 8. ls72 vres.,- Mar2fw2ts
TAKEN up by ]. q. Pearson % Center
township, Wxpeilo county, IOaa. on the 22rd
day OF October 1871, an estsay mare and COLT,
described a. follows: Bay mare. auprGsfd 10
be u or Is years oil blaze In the face. abon
Is hands high, original bay color, star in the
forehead. both hind tse I, Witt l:ne;,pv
Clerk Dist. Court W aps llo Co.. lows.
Mar. II, 1871. Mar.Iw9ts
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IT. PIANO Co., y. Y. list class $3.50 No Aets
" W Names OF patrons in 20 states iu GIRLS
A GENTS wANTED-Aeeuts mako more
q money ~ work for us than at anything
Else. business light and permanent partic-
u Ma Ifee y. srfNsnu . Co., Fine Art Pub
fishers. Portland, Maine.
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CELTIC WEEKIY.
The greatest illustrated Original story Pa-
. coRtES in 1irst number. No literary treat
vQual To II. Agents and Canvassers wanted
n every town and city OF the Union. $40 q
weak easily realized by the sale OF this ex-
traotdlnary Irish and American Journal
specimen copies free. For sale by eli news
ds.lsrA Price Gc: ~ 60 per year Address
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Hatch & Go. are getting In their new
spring stock Of Boots and Shoes.
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Messrs- La Force 4 Co, q Win b
seen BY Q card n to-day's paper, have
gone into the Insurance business
Among tbe other stapnch companies
represented BY them, Is the Royal In.
surance Co., Of Liverpool, England,
which has assets amounting to 10000.
ooo. These gentlemen deserve, and viii
command their aharc oftheir Insurance
business;
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iamin Disraeli, died last Sunday.

Jvsuits is imperatively demanded by she
interests of the nation.
The Cincinnati express train going
west ON the Erie Railroad, was throw
from the track Saturday. No one in
jured.
General Crook is prosecuting vigof-
Gus campaign against the hostile Apaches.
-Four hundred and seventy horses died
in CinciRnati within the last four weeks.
The Judges of the Supreme Court have
elected for Marshall, Major Nicely, former
Secretary TO President Llncoln.
Deaths from small-pox in Boston, last
week, numbered ifty-one.
Friday morning, four men were killed
by the explosion of boiler in Wayne
County Mo.
A fire in Chesterville, s c., destroyed
$4,000 worth of property Sunday morn
ing.
DR.. John w. King, of Covington, KY ,
accused of matpractice, has been &C.
quilted,
Five men were entombed by the cavine
in of a ditch at 81 Louis.
TUESDAY.
Gold 112 Il t" 1la3-8
The postmaster of Bolton, Miss, and
his deputy, have hee arrested for r"bbirg
the mail.
The passage of II bill for the cohstruc
,ion of y >hip canal arouEd Niagara is be-
ing urged
The Credit Mnbilier Committee ex-
amined no witnesses to-day.
A claim fnl $500 900 has been made bv
| the NJ thodist Book Cnncernnf Nashville,
rena., for the use of their buildings during
the war.
In the House on Monday, Dir Cox in
tro iHced n bill fer the resuap loR of
specie payment.
The japanese Government employs Al
Americaos, ITO EnyllshmeA and 90
Frenchmen
A sabbing fray iR New York Mon
day night resulted ia the death of Mich,
las Durysa
A train on the Milwaukee aud St. Paul
Railroad was prec plated over An EN-
bankment last Saturday. Many persons
were injured.
Edwin Forest was buried yesterday at
PhIiadeIUhIa.
A Feni4n open air meeting at StO,'k
Ton, England, on Sunday, resulted ia
tight in which the Irish were beaten.
Two negroes brutally assaulted family
At Memphi7, abuut nine O'clock Saturday
night. r q.... ...,..-.
An Alderman Of New York city says
that by the nnR- payne Of rents by Va
rious railroads The municinali has been
swlrdle6 out OF some 100000.
Grave fears are entertained at London
that the uBfavLrable weather will cause
terrible distress among the irish poor
William Notion has purchased a con-
trolling interest in the New York Tribune.
The Rnthch'ldS will give $1,000 Co thu
poor of Paris annually.
The Congressional Library now con-
tains 246 S45 books End As, 900 nphlets.
The lRdc' mcnt against T weed il print
I'd in volume of 1850 pages, which it
will take two days to read
Whitelaw Reid and john Hay will re-
sign their positions on the Nsw York
Tribune.
WEDNESDAY.
Tuesday was whaG is known "a "Gener
al License" or "Declamstlon Day" in the
House
Smallpox is spreading over the Terri
try OF Utah.
Three men convicted of Penitent iarv
off noes escaped from the jail at Hamil-
ton. Ohio
Tue NV York BnaId of Emigration
has under It's care 1000 destitute Italians
,scph Dtviss"f Cairo, IL, was killed
by the breaking ofa f1y>wheel in barre.
factory. rrt 81 ..
E. A. Pollard. the we'll known editor
and author, died Monday evening at
Lynchburg " A.
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WEDNESDAY,

The following, which 10 taken from the Ra,
cine Journal, 10 now being told among the
sailors OF old Michigan, and VIC publish 1t for
the benefit OF all Con IL . brick and from
what We know of him. We believe he will
make tir-top officer:
Coon FOR Con. The many friends of Con
Engerud will be pleased to learn that he is ne
longer the sailor boy" but . third lieut-n-
ant in the Reven ne Marine service, Having
successfully passed his examination, aud
been appointed to that position as o reward
of merit. A little thing took place during
the examination that is as good az anything
we have ever heard.
At the close of the examination, Captain
Slycer, the President OF the Board, asked
Con the following:
Suppose yon were going along with q
gale OF wind after you, and you running be-
fore it, and rocks appeared ahead, what
would you dor
Keep her off a Bit"
And then rocks shouli APPEAR" ffT'
II would tuff Bit"
And then rocks should appesrP' pSsSs
II would haul her up on the wind, and
brace sharp up"
"And :hen rocks should appears"
"Well, then I would sit DOVE On the deck
and pray to God to send Capt. S'ycer and see
what be would do 10 such . case ~
This sally proved too much for the Board
and Was greeted with y roar Of laughter
Capt. slycer declaring that Con was brick
and would do lie evidently m ant it, fol
Con was seat on duty at once. without tn,
usual frrlough allowed to new recruit.
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sLIvERs,
: FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.

Fond ia Lees taxes are 1854 900. a
Staffordvillo, P. O., Clark county, has
been discontinued.
"Col. 1leorth" is military character
at Peshtigo,
| Hops are 40 cents q pound at Baraboo,
aud are hop, mop, hopping out of the
growers hands.
The expenses Of The Blind Asylum, ~
Jsaesviile, for the fiscal year ending Oct.
1st, were $9s21s
Fond do Lac pays Ge,,. Perkins $3.50
for broken arm, caused by a defective
street, which might nave been mended
for 40 cents
J. H. Laerence LAID Q miles of track
~ tbe Green Bay and Lake Pepip R r
between y'clock a. M. and o'clock j
IN. Dec 8
| The United States mas taken pos esslon
of the canal, At Portage, and apponted A
J. Weir, wstchman in charge of the prop
cry
D.. Goadyear's franz building, on
Cook street. Portagr City, next to thr
C uncil building, was destrosed by Fl e,
thu l0th mat. Insurance $4,000.
Jeremiah McCarthy's residence in the
town OF e len, Foni du L4c county, wa
buried up the 1911 inst. with all IT'S Goa
tents Loss 50 600; fully insured
Sarah Aan King, native of Macknac,
died in Gees BAY on The 10Th iGsr., aget
So Sh was the wife 0t D w. KlOS, D
Gr,en Bay.
Beson, OF the Foa1 iu Lac ReDorter,
says that Oliver, OF the Wau2uu LeLier
"hns rars longer tnan Cor. Ferris test. ="
AID Ferris has higg teet than any man
In Fond dl Lac county. "Ha &
Nettl- Ciauser. II young lady nf swee
10, III Apge.lc Sh.wanp cnun y,wIlI give
hrr left hand tn her husband in marriage,
IT she ever gets one. Her right hand
w y ssOt off at week, wnlle she Wa
gracefully cirass'nQ r. yoivar.
PnrI Par-ons, the new p prietor IF the
M'nn,-wauksu House, at Devils Lake, Is
impr"v ng, ado ming, enlArging and re-
furnishing it Ia an elegant manner tor
the coming sumner camp'ign. 1t viii
be- npc6 for GUESTS JuDe 1st
A boy named L., Fieur, IN HewittvilIe.
Clark C unity, whlr firing "ff shnt qua,
for fun, hit one boy IN the ankle, or grazed
an hher ones forehead, put few shot
into ano her ones arm, and sprInkled the
lace at ann her one L. WAS nice sport.
G w. r ,ym r, one at the en'erprIslug
prOprIet"r~ ct the Mad sou Dompcrut. i,
IL be depu under SHERIFF Adams, ol
Dane county. L. has been twelve yrar~
sine" me county had democl attic
-herff, 'eIore
AT he election ia November, IN MAN.
to~oc county there was tie between
Witenhergh (dem) AM Even (rep) eau
didates tor Q uny Trea urer. At u
special election he 91h in". To "uutle"
this result, Even vas elected.
G n. John P tiers gold0n wedding
W IS celebrated win great eclat at Fond
du Lac, last Thursday. He and hls WI e
were married Dec . II, 1922 He is u
years old, his wife IS So. He has been
mayor If Fond du Lac, co 4, ty treasurer
aud deputy u S. Marshal
Fond du Lac is considering he proprlety of pay
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DR.. A. TRASK'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR THE CURE OF
rNFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.

Dr. Trask was engaged for twenty years in
a court of experiments upon the medical prop.
critics and power of vegetables, separate ana
combined At the age of seventy years ne sue
ceeded in presenting to the world, as the result
of his experiments, combination or vegetable
extracts the power of which in removing DIS
eases is unequaled in the annals OF Medicine.
R9is discovery consists III combina-
ton of these powerful Vegetable Extracts with
Electricity or Magnetism Ill the form OF an omit
mcnt.
Certain. 1t is, that the remarkable and
unprecedented success which has attended its
application in the cure of diseases, stamps IL AZ
once the greatest discovery OF the age, anu
calls for trial and close investigation OF lts
properties. 80 , ,
hcient life to restore a natural and healthy ac-
ton to the capillary vessels of the body, and
equalize the circulation OF the blood. by TINS
means controlling power is gained over the
most malignant forms of disease which cannos
be obt1ined from any other remedy.
Such is tho power OF Ih1s conn Dina.
ton. that 1t penetrates TO every portion OF
the human frame; every bone and muscle, VEN,
nerve and ligament is searched ont and made
sensible of its purifying and healing influence
Hence it copes as readily with internal as OK
ternal disease.
where this remedy has restored health TO pa.
tients so near the grave that the most powerful
internal remedies failed to produce any effect.
Such has frequently been the case Ill lhHAuau'S-
No patient ever need die with this
disease where the Magnetic Ointment can be Cd"
tanned.
FOR Infiammatory Rheumatism
this Ointment is the most complete remedy ever
prepared. For Diphtheria or Putrid Sore Throat
tits unrivaled.
I'm ninety.0fne cases out. of q
hundred it will afford entire relief To the worst
cases OF Nervous Headache in thirty minutes
FOR Nervous Diseases this medicine Is
of immense value.
Affections of the Spine, Rheumatism,
I.ameness. liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Pleurisy, Crcup. Collie Cholera Morbus. Ague in
the Face or Breast, Burns, Scald Head, Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Eryspelas, Infamed Eyes, Fever
sores Sores etc. will be immediately relieved
Nv the use of Dr. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
D. RANSOM SoN Il Co., Proprs. Buffalo, N 4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-19

TIE Lancaster Democrat says that the Good
Templsrs of that village have gone out OF business.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-19

At Appleton, Nov. 3Ot', Ore destroyed W. j
Bordley's barn. with valuable horse ia 1t.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-19

! Fond du Lac is considering he proprlety of pay
ing $40 900 for suitble market aud city hall site
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-19

GAINESVILLE capitalists are making big offers "a
paper mill men, for the establishment Of one In thai
vacinity.