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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-22
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ONLY PREP TON
Universal Confidence and PATRONAGE,


For Statesmen, Judges, CIerxyu,eu. Z
Ladies and Gentlemen in all parts of the world testif
gentlemen Of the Press unanimous in its nrasa'
few testimonials only be here given; see circnior
more, and 1t will be impossible for you to doubt.
Al Wall St., N. Y, Dec 90tb 1os
Gentlemen Your note of the 18th inst has 10 90
ceived saying that you had heard that had heI
fitted by the use of Woods Hair Restorative apd pe
ing my certificate of the fact if had no ohiact;o qu
It, award it to you cheerfully, because thin :.
MY age is about 90 years; the color of INV hair az,
and inclined to curl. Some five or ax i aui
gan TO turn gray and the scalp on the crown ofmv
to loose Its senstby and dandruff to form nnon
OF these dsagreeabiitieS increased with time and L
Tour months since fourth was added To tbem bJ
alhng OIL the top of my head and Threatening ~ NIL
paid In TINS onp easant predicameat was in duced
Try Noous lair Restorative, mainly to arrest t Fm
on OF my hair, for had ally no expectation az
halr could ever be restored to its original color
tor was hoWever' greatly surprised to find a.
~ R use VI t~o potues only, that not only was the 10
ing oil arrested, but the color was reytore5 20 | "a
f anu senslny to the scalp, and dandrur ceased
form on my mead, very much to the satis6o ct;oU 20
Wlle, at whose solicitation was induced 10 try
For this, among the many obligations owe to TO-
strongly recommend all husbands who vain 49, o ss
alton of their wives, profit by my EXAMPLE & au
II growing grey, or getting bald -N use l.
To j. Wood Co., IA BroadT yEN New a. LAVENDER
My family are absent from the city, and am no Iorn.
at IL Carol Piece. U an no longer
slamaston, Ala, July goth. 1880
1--WE" mas done my hair much good since he-nn tS
Use o. H. tnat wish to make known to the PIJRT
enects on the air, which are great man or wo,,a
Hsp pg ef deprived of hair and by resort to your
l heSei ave- the hair III return more beantifn
han ever; at east this is my experience Bei;ayai ,
, Yours truly. VIM IT KFNFDY
,it can publish the above if you like Bv nuh
snihg Ia southern papers you will get more nstron
ge south see several of your certi ates in the M
pie mercury, strong southern paper W. H K
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
,pa On ~ o. wood Drar Sir Having had the mesot
70 loose me best portion my hair from the effect
OF the yellow lever, in New Orleans in 1851 YVES ndn
Seu ~ ake tral OF your preparation. and found it
De me very hing needed. My hair is now thick AM
gossy ana 70 words can express my obligations to vol
in giving to the afflicted such a treasure " w
FINLEY JOHNSON.
York, andll4 Market streel, st. Louis Mo.
For sale by F. ROBINSON and WHEELER a CHAR Ko
ers. 10 "oOuS Oeal-
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

GE There are $1,000 hotel keepers
in the State of New York.
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FAM HI
SE WING
MACHINES

Cdsh ~ 10 INVARIABLY Ior5
N: B.-orr Machines all stand on a table md ara
worked by a treadle '' anu arc
Machine per return of express. I 'a'iiy =
Address g A. COOK
opvrcr ,o, agent Sewing Machine Co.
OfFlCh-iza Lake street, Cup stairsD CHICAGO.
WM. GOFF, Agent for Kenosha and vcinitv..
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I WILL SELL

Good Black Silk, for. 81 90
Extra Wide Silk. 25
Heavy Foulard Silks, ---..- so cts worth So
30 patterns splendid Fancy Silks, from--75 to IS
Pacific and Hamlenton DeLaines, new STYLE I8a22
Heavy Rept Merino,. .----.-..-.-..5 so to 81
Plaid Valencia, Autumn styles, ..---.-....25
1000 yds Merrimac Prints, only
100 pieces Nader Prints, for dresses. -...8
100 pieces good Nader Prints, IA
Bleached Cotton, rs wide for. 80 cts, worth 70 2
Bleached Cotton, one yard wide 10 cts, worth Ia
Very best Blch'd Cotton, yd wide, II I-s I6
20 pieces Heavy Apron Check. at 70 l-2, worth Is
20 pieces Extra Heavy Cotton Flannel, -....I2 .
Heavy Red Twilled Flannel, only 81 10
1000 lbs Cotton Batting weighed out, at. ...-..lO
1900 lbs Superior Cotton Batting, weighed, Il 1,2
Produce taken IN Exchange for Goods
same as Cash.
J. II. FANCHER,
Successor to KELLOGG & co.
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NEW FIRM.

The undere red having become the Projectors of the
EExogHA .ELr GRAPH Office, having purchased all
counts and assets due Office, this day entered
nto a partnership, unde. The name aChoFR WIN
kGAR. All accounts and demands against the former
Arrn ofsToNE, VINEGAR & McyEAN, will be presented
to the undersgn will settle the same; and 20 whom
an accounts and deots due late Arm must be paid.
s. S. sCHoFP,
Kesosha, Oct %, 1860. >. =. VINEGAR.
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0 SEWING MACHINE co.
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.

Our machines are used throughout
the country, giving satisfaction TO all
who use them, and are, undoubtedly,
Z ( the most economical, best made, and
cheapest in use. A person thorough
I'll the construction and operation of all
Machines viii always be in attendance.
We all who wish for Information in regard
o. 3D.
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CHICAGO SEWING MACBINR co

We will furnish circulars with full
and explicit directions for using, also
explaining their mechanical construc.
/. ton and giving the most satisfactory
evidence Of their superiority in many
her Family Machines.
I We have the Universal Heml6srs-
{ adapted to all kinds of Machines
frice 50. They will be sent by mail.
to any one on receipt of the above.
we offer liberal discount to par
ties wishing an Agency or Right ~
Sale of our Machines. With y small
investment of capital a nrsn,s,assss9e
business can be READILY esfabi.sbad
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EVERY FAMILY WANTS
a Sewing Machine.

Ia Sewing MaCnln0.
DOUBLE Threaded -
SEND IN YOUR ORDER
Prices No. 4, sos; No. Q. sac. NJ
manufacturing Machines S25 "a 4,.I
manufactured and sold at whole- 2
FAMILY sale and retail, at prices within tfa
~E WING reach of every family and adaptedto
MACHINES an KINDS OF course and fine work
Agencies wanted in all counties
throughout the northwestern states, by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE m
Which have the highest testimonials
II ANhEsI1 ana certificates in their favor from
SEWING ! families and the public press rban
MACHINES viii run backward or forward, mai
kinds of fabric, by 0'o'0 ''i''h IN an
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Our Machines run with ,ubber
EA HaAE-H SJtctton sCheeb doing away with the
SHC WING stretching and annoyance of hat or
Ne AGEsENES pahu-a alsldera alum which has long
been sought for. Our Machines have
straight needle and quart to prevent breaking thus
requiring not more than needle in sy months COM
mon use. Made by ~
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
! So simple in their construction that
FAHsHFIY child of twelve years can work them
@EWENsS with ease. We warrant the seam So
MACHINES cure thCuge every third stitch he co..;
they make SO stitches per inch strong.
81 ana hahdscmer than any sewing done by hand Sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
That wall Hem, Stitch, Fell Gather
FAMILY { Embroider and make two different
SES ShNes stitches on the same machine; embo-
pces ' YerRpg ran 9S Of the age
each, made and sold by " Wv
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sarsaparilla IS Tropical Root too wellknown as one
OF the best ant Totes We for Scroous Complaints
TO need com nendaton But as Stlngia is an article of
more recent u.s. in Scrofulous affections we give Glow
the statement rf o.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

The Slb,lth School connected with
with st. Mathews Church, episcopal
in this >ity, propose to have Pic Mic
at Genoa, WAIwprth County, on Satur-
day next the 22nl inst. The cars viii
leave here a 8 o'clock in the morning,
and on their return, leave Genoa, at 3
o'clock =. NJ. Sabbat' School scholars,
will be charged only ten cents for ticks
ct to Genoa and return Adults will be
charged fifty cents. As this will be he
first excursion on the western road be
yond Fox River, we presume the Sab
bath School children, also very many
their seniors, will avail thems elves OF {
pleasant ride on Saturday.
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School Items.

Contributed by The Ke1osha High School.
MEsSRs. EDS-The question las often
arisen in my mind why the Board of
Education do not publish a report of
their proceedings. Now | submit it, if
the Common Council publish full and
accurate account of what they do is it
not proper and reasonable to expect a
similar report from our School Board !?
| am satisfied that the co munity at
large feel as deep an interest in our ed.
ucatl'nal concerns as they do in our
civil ; and minute of the meeting of
those who legislate for the school could
not fail to be generally acceptable.
ThlS being the case, gentlemen School
Commissioners, let us have your
report regularly publ shed in our papers.
You do not held secret sessions. and. of
course there is no good reason why YOU
should refuse to let your constituents
know how well VI are endeavouring to
serve than.
MESsRs. EDS.-Will you allow outsi
derS a portion of your columns, when
not occupied by teachers or pupils Of
me pubilc schools, upon educational
subjects? !tsp, may have word to
say anon.-Y. II. $.
Any VIII" ara disposed to contribute
dl;auonal facts, will have our
,ch"ol column at their service. = EDS.
TELEGRAPH
Miss Augusta GiIlet has been appoint
d, by the Bnar of Education, asSis-
ant in the North Ward Grammar
School.
Miss Darling, lac of Burlington.
Wis has been appointed Assistant in
the Iii sh Schol.
The sum of ten 1..llars has been con
lrlbutcd by The Scholars of keno>ha
High school, for the relief Of sufferers
ut Milwaukee in consequence OF the late
disaster OF the Lady Elgin.
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Vote on the Cars

An expression of preferences
f,r Presidential candidates, was taken
on the excursion train from this plac"
to Chicago on Tues lav last. Only the
male passengers were asked for an ex-
preston The result was as foil Tvs -
Lincoln 1919, d slas IS, Bell ?, Beck
inridge ]
Some considerable interest was man
ifast, to get u srght of the solita y
Breckinridgrr, but there being no con
venient balcony, he did not appear.
The curious however are assured that he
b.lpn . to the regular Democracy,
and regulates the follies of squat
teriSm.
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The Excur ion % Chicago,

The Excursion gotten up by the La.
dies Congregational SociubB of this
city to Chicago on Tuesday last, was a
highly successful affair. About four
hundred excursioniSts embraced this
opportunity of visiting Chicago
Doubtless a larger number still, would
have gone, had there been more cars to
afford the necessary accomm dation.
As it was, some little Inconvenience
was experienced, on account of the
crowded state Of the cars. rhe num-
Der DESTROYS otjoinjng the excursion was
not manifest until too late, to order the
requisite number of cars. The weather
was delightful, AMI the occasion seems
to have been gener lily enjoyed.
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Bodi es Found.

Five dea bodies have been found OF
the Lake shore near this place within
the past few days-all doubtless be-
longing to the LOST on the LGdy Elgin
Inquests were held upon each, pursuant
70 law, under the direction of JUS tice
Amrs.
No. IA mLn between 80 and 40
years Of age, had IN linen or cotton
overhals, and blue shirt in sailor style.
Nothing else was tDunl on the body.
Supposed % have been a deck hand on
The Lody Elgin.
No 2 Man between 80 and 40 yers OF
age one short leg. G'ey wooden pants,
back silk vest, black broad cloth coat.
silver snuff box in pocket.
Mob. Stout built man, black silk vest
grey pants hal carp .nters RUE in his
pocket, also large g~lI ring aud gold
lockPt
No 4 Female, about 20 years of age;
striped popIin dress-white under
sleeves; high heel gaiter boots-blne
bead purse in pocket.
No. 5. Nan tall and stout built. grey
pants, black coat; little book with
drawings,in his pocket.
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TIL Il
ONLY PREP A RIA T
WORTHY OF
1 .a,,,-.. - r5.A...,
For statesmen, Judges, CIcrgyl

For statesmen, g szd ges, GEeFgyg
Ladies aud tIentien en-, in all parts of the worlds
the efficacy Of Prof y. j Woods Hair Rtsturat
gentlemen of the Press unanimous in its pr
few testimonials only can be here gives; see cri
more, and 1t will be impossible Tor YOU 10 doubtS
AZ Wall St, n. Y, Dec oath
Gentlemen Your note Of he 18Th iLst has,
reiyed, sa ing that you lad heard thai had be-
dtted by the use % Nood's Hair restorative. andt
ing my cert licate OF the fact it had 70 otjectiof
it, aw nd IL tc YOU ch .erfuIly, because i thne
NV age is about 80 ears; the color Of my hatr
aud Inclined 10 curl. Some five six years sin
gan 10 turn gray and the scalp on the crown ofI
70 loose its sensjblijty and dandrutf to form upon
of these dsagreeaDiiitisS increased with time az
four mont S siuee a f0urth added to them j
falling of the Top Of my head ana threatening :
BALD In tins Unpleasant predIca act, was ind
~ Woo rs Hair Ecs tora'irc, mainly to arrest the
Il Of my hair, TO- had really 40 expectation thi
hair could ever be restored to is original color
rom ayes. was, how yer, greatly surprised to-
er the use 81 two bottles on y, that not only was j
.ug oil arrested, but tee co. OF was restored to
,air. ana s,usinjiity the scalp, aud tudruR &c
orm my head. very much to the sat fact,oni
wife, at y hose solicitation IS iullccd trg it
For this, amo.g the many obiiga;4 oas / owe to
strongly recommend ma, b IDS who value the
ION Of their wive, 10 prof' hy my example, and
growing grey, OF getting bald i
Y'rv rtspectluiiy, BIN A. LANEN.
70 O. J. Wood d Co 4l4 Broadway, New York.
NV iami,y rv absent IRON the city, and am n 10
At ii SaFfC s-lGsts
Samastou, Ala, July 20th,
To Pref @ j Wood-Dear Sir: Your al ~ Il
i've" has lor- my hair SO much good since / he's
'Se Ct it, lis wish 10 make Known to the PUBIH
fleets or u: az, wbici. are great. nan
nay be nael deprived of h air, aud by resort
HAIR R.7.c i've" the hair II return mo ( be
ham eVe,; = east this IS my experience. Bell v,
Yours truly. VA II. KEN,
p. s. fcU AN pubhsh The above il sou like 4
sling ia rSnGthera papers you VII get more ]
~ We al al nm
lne Mercury strong southern paper W I
NuOD,S HAIR REST0R ATIVE
IRON .. p. 2"a: i4af tlr Having mad Il !
uue TO loose ne b-si portion OF ms hsIr rom tbs
+ the yellow ever, Ia NV Dr.etus 10 1851 Iva.
90 o maks rial "i vuur p tplratou. AID .ouu
re TIE very mig needed. My hair is nov 1 ii
dossy, and e, words can express NY ID cations /
giving 10 .ht afflicted UGH a treasure !
FlALEY JOHN
York, and IA Market street ST. LOU Mo
For sale b. F. RuBiSsoN, aud WHEELER & Clan
'oshd, anu oy Al good Druggists aid Faacy Good
RS l3w4S
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Another Railroad Excursion.

Arrangements are made for an
other Railroad excursion to Genoa, on
the Kenusha. Rockford & Rock Island
Road, on Wednesday next, the 26th
of Sept, Teh train will leave Kenosha
in the MON ng for Genoa, and return
early in the evening. The specific
time of starting will be announced
hereafter. a suffi cient number of
passenger cas- will be secured, to ac-
rommodate ali who may desire to 60.
KenoSha is now in connection with
the village of Genoa, by railway, and
very many of ourcitizenS, will of course
he pleased to visit tina, place, and spend
a few hours in that vicinity. Tickets
for the rounl tri Up fifty cents.
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ALSO
ETC, ETC, ETC.

AS the plates of Weiss GO EVERY MAN HIS OWN
LAWYER" were destroyed by f. {, and, consequent
ly, the publishers forced TO get up pl ties. it tf
forded good opportunity Tor an entire
ough revisoo of the whole work, Civ ng such al
terarons and additions required to make
the Special Laws each State aud Territory as
complete and reliable possible; and his revision
was the necessary, because of the States
had recently reorganized their Statute Laws and
nearly all Of them made many important alGera-
tl"ns. In addition to these there we're he Laws OF
two new States t. be added, Minl4esOtj and Ore
gon, and also the Laws which are now in force IN
the Territories To accomplish this purpose, the
REVISED STATUTES and latest eBactments # each
State and Territory have been critically examined
and carefully con pared with the pages devoted I,
the different States in the former work by a thor
oughly educated lawyer of well known standing
and ability. assisted by busuess " ho is wei
acquainted with the wants of the mechanical and
commercial communities throughout the Uhion. II
may, therefore, with confidence be afh fmed, thai
there is work eXtaut which is equal to il in point
OF FULLEEss and CORRECTNESS, oi so well adapted
for the guidance of not only the hundreds fthous,
ands who have had the previous editions, bat also
of every man and business woman in whatever
business engaged, or wherev er ated
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The Country Merchant.

For him We have prepared great amount of de
tailed legal information, which is almost daily call
ed for in his business together with
Forms Of Bills Of Sale, Letters of
Credit, Contracts, Notes, orders, Bust
ness Bills and orders, Agrsemeais for
tie Sale Of all kinds Of Personal Prop
erty, Bonds, Chattel, and other Mort
cages, orders and Due Bills for Goods
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Religious Services appropriate to the
Disaster of the Lady FL gin.

Rev. Mr.. Mcnamara of st. Mathews
Episcopal church, preached highly
appropriate discourse on Sunday morn
ing last, in which some of the events
attending the disaster Of the Lady En-
gin were referred to, and an instructive
lesson drawn therefrom.
On the evening of Sunday next, Rev.
Mr.. Slade will improve the occasion at
Court House with discourse adapted
to this event.
Weomitted to mention last week that
the Rev. Mr.. Pease preached an inter
esting sermon in the VI z Church, on
the Sabbath evening succeeding the
calamity. The discourse of Mr.. Pease
is spoken of as an a1le effort.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

VOTING QUALIFICATIoN.-A subscriber
requests us to state the qualifications
for a voter at the November election
He must be citizen Of the U. 5. or
have declared Ills intention to become
such twenty one years OF age, a res
ident Of the State for one year next pre-
cpeding the election, AMI An actual res
iient of the town or wad, IN which he
offers his vote.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

az The Union Guards of Milwau.
kee, who originated the late excurtion
on the Indy Elgin were nearly all
lost. Out of 33 members of the Compa-
ny, who left Milwaukee for Chicago on
that i'll fated Steamer, only seUen were
saved alive So says the Wisconsin,.
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SCOVILL'S
SARgiPlRIaLA and SIILLIIGIA.
AND LIVER SYRUP

S2rsaparlla is Tropical Root too well known as one
OF the best antdoes we seSs for Scrouous Go npian
10 need com nenditiln But as Stngt Is an article OF
more recent use in Scroulous affections, we give elo"
the statement "
DIR. -. IL. FROST,
In the Sotttetn J1H,n0t Of Medicine ard Paarmdcy.
- says; II wi complete IN oil uc rauohs oi the
f"t'te anu h'06, and Mucous theahran" OF the Muse
,po'N o'"S"S Dc which IN constitution OF ms charac
tF SO frequently from sIgu irritation, which
main alter the alterations have healed u viii remove
me mo- but condition Of Fs and S{jG which dis
poses very ri however slight ttgeuerare with
sterIig pain u Scabby ulcer. |, will, short, i'm
prove tne digestive Aad aSsmilave operations of tho
system, that more healthy blood and r.ore renewed
more win he substituted Tor he detective conditions
aud 'he 9th =, aud thus ully support the character
he'e medicines for bsiIg essentially Alternative" Also
Statement of
DR. EaACK,
published in the Cincinnati EGecs ledicaI ,unol in
Fii'ch he says: "Aite gviI a far trlal in sev-ra
arms "t dseas anu cLtvinced thar general after
Htre it has p-r,or in the atatel5d natd5rd Ss,
~ March have treated about thIry five cases Of 81
thtN without ~ibV'e failure when The patleut gave me-
any hing like a FtU G"iaL"
5covili's 5arsapalilla and Stillingia
Is preparation which is compounded upon scentif
'fneipes- d with great care, by Thoroughly ac
qua utrd with the nledi.dE ates aud eject each ar.
combined state,
Var. w. - MERRILL
Il Cincinnati of the otiet apd mast relip5Ie drug
J'sfS ~ that city, makes I'll foiowIrg statement: W
been acquainted with the formula NeSsrs Scnelt
Cos Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparil.a and Stillngia
iens are entirely of vegetable origin he virtues ar,
Xtractd in great measure by the vlpor of alcohol
n" mineral ubstauce -nters into the comp ,Sitiun."
Toe formula the rreparation of :he above will b,
forwarded to physicians or Druggists on Application to
JOHN y. PARK, Proprietor,
II Lake ST., Chicago, Ill.
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Try This rema RI abe and most interesting remedy
posed Cl ih" netUtrtUd luic IS of the most u
nj aHd thc III - snothi PLANES and Roots in mai
hrIn'c,tiIy combined ana Insulated weil sealea u
irttrs az" charged by powerful y ttny Fhus
tssiug ~ addition superior incident virtues, sd
'la ,uec aud Electric proltcrtis ,peoou dlv pr1etyul
nd ctuiueutly qli, ting and ~uCthlug Il relieves d
md il .turat',u ~ oucr (wue freely applied )F'ia,
c strain I'd muse aud nerves, pv.E ary iite and
10y its nj giving qualt es, to ftF liz a PARTS
hrorIr ar lut g ,ta az cont laI lts AID u,,.kse.
laying Ecr, 0ns pain, Neuralgia irTifHtiru. nIt.
I0vir- ubStruriious ike q charm. Indeed all WHO u
sed il, spt Gf 70 truly wonderful W-tisrir aud
'.em il by far. sup ror TO aN and "a % her exjpruH
die ia II applied ~ season II IL untaiiisg r.
ig for IA Group re- ThreHt, Il ntatioir 81 TN In
cw"ls, Lvcr. Kidneys md utne' organs. Rlr,lufati
spinal lrrita'iOu Agne il The Brrastaud an ~
urts Nervous Headache Nru. !gii, eyes, at
Goth ache. aEre the Face. rmples and ruptiots q
,cds IIrS. Bruised and Sgrajued Liuhs. BIrHs, Froi
art, ,hlibaiHs iud"lant long standing So
Wounds. &c &c II will also restore hair to the b
reat, aud prevent the BAR from fJi il z.
The HHg"e'ic Outmruf has beer extensively nee VI
anal ana auRh ipr.e-, for q !ll- wounds Spr rms
Aiuenrss, aud L. sure 90 g, when applied f'r'
catches upon Horses, aud the Foot All upon Shaei
Al the Pr prieurs AL Tor tire Magnetic Oil tmcri is
rial 6d-nt That AL On ciaiu for 1t III br found
the letter In he utlgt buriooB where IL il manu-
nred macy people tuy 80 by the qi8utiiy. ard iii
iud by aln'ot 'vr'y il h.b tart "a Panacca fof
.urercns paips AID schrs every family is more or
N clt d With We say gain
Fay Err. ETasls'- Magnetic asfu4rseY,
None genuine unless signed s 2aeH with Pea.
md circulars e.t win ag-n's Prce 2siIirgs Tor 8
D.. n shiIu o. fot bag Eu .'"s.
For srlc Icy WHEELER CLaHE and robson, x
sra and al e" hry Druggists il ne county.
- ~ orders .hou % be dressed 81 D. RANSO
o., EH!yIJe, Madison Co., y. Y. clio
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20

EE-The funeral OF James ]. Cosgrave
son of Ex.Sheriff Cosgrave, was attend
ed at st. Marks Church on Monday
afternoon lat. A large congregation
was assembled on this occasion.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-20
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