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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07

Our citizens testified their satisfaction at the
Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln, on Monday
last, in various ways. Our enterprisng friend,
A. N. CRorsENBURGH, of ;he Crotsenburgh
House, run up fine Lincoln ~ Hamlin, Union
Flag-the stars and stripes all there. And
when its folds were unfurled to the breeze, and
the crowd below hailed the "star-spana led ban
ner," we could not believe that it was lated TO
be torn down and traled in the dust by parri-
cides aud traitors. The cannon was brought
forth and salute Of "a guns fired for the I'm.
ion, Gen SCOTT, Maj ANDERSON and Lieut.
SLEMNER. All the bells of the city were run Q
for nearly an lour.
There is food for thought in such demostia-
tons at this time. They are unusual and SO
far as We can remember, hitherto unknown
Quadrennial 4ths OF March have come, Presi-
dents have been iuaugurated, but the people
have never before turned out to give expires
SION to their joy on the occasion as they did on
this 4th Of March. There might have been oc-
clsons when partjzan triumph would call
forth paitizan demonsu .tion, but there has
never before been case wien h people, al
most without distinction OF party, have greefed
the Inauguration of new Chief Magistrate o.
the Nstion with such unm,stakable dsmonstra
tons OF JOY.
We notice by our exchanges and by the tele
graphic dispatches, that in every city and in
thousands Of humlets and villages throughout
the Free AMI Border slave States, the same o.
similar demonstrations were made. Every
where was the firing of cannon, The ringing 0
bells, and bonfreS and illuminations followed
in the evening. Aud who Will say that sucl
demonstrations are out of place or improp
A few politicians Office holders and Democrat,
par,izaus will Of course find fault and earn AZ
the Republican party, as they are bound to d.
under all circumstances. Some few nomina
Republicans, may object on the ground tina
such rejoclngs must be distastet1l TO the De
mocracy with whom they have been figuring fo
the formation OF a new Union party but tn
great msss Of the northern people, Democia.
as wei as Republicans, will approve he reioil
!ngs, as emineAty proper under the cireun
stances.
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1t was voted that all entries for grain and
roots shall be made on or before the next quar-
IeIly meeting in June. All persons desiring
to make entries in this department arc request
ed TO bear this in mind, as all applications for
entries recei we'd after that time wall be rejected.
Adjourned until the first Monday III Jane.
Bristol, March 4th, 1861. j. II. LELAND
Sec,
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The E.n.t of the season.

We learn that the last dance of the season,
will come off at the Durkee House, on Tuesday
evening next We say to all who dance, go
and our word for it you will find there the most
essential things for the success Of party. And
it will be your own fault If you do not have a
''qood time" and 60 home happier if not q
wiser man"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07

Caught a Cold Our young spring, that we
had been enjoying a couple Of weeks caught a
col and collapsed on Sunday night last. The
snow and ice had disappeared aud the frost
was mostly out Of the ground, when the wind
got roundsnto the northwest, and in very
little time the mud stihened, the ''gurgling
rills, )" (Which by the way were very plenty
hushed their music, and once more we were
under the sway of growing winter. There
may be poetry in the idea Of ''Wn lingering
in the lap Of Spring" but we can't appreciate
If
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Rea4io,,z's Kia strengthening plasters
NJ RCH PPOINTM NTs.
EDEgo q. a. E8EgFCEa

AN ALYTICAI PLY CLAN,
OF Buffalo, y, Y.,wi Be Tor copsulaAonnn diseases gem
ayEAiEtAtl orally, at @8AaAA2 - t.A
KENosHA, City Hotel on Saturday and Sunday, the
PSI lad 2lth u February, - 'ttE p
Racine, Racine House, 25tl Of February.
Waubegaa, Wagkegaa tiouse,2>t Of Febru airy. 8s
Woodstock, woodstock use, 18th Of Feb.
DR. PgL deyotes his Whole time 10 the cure Of scXO-
auts, Fstle afitissFt. Fits. Nervous HEaiaECs,
sFe,nale DiAicusfies, Consumption, Threat,
liver, Ia art, and alCifonic Complaint Our prac-
ice, founded truth. OF seventeen years standing, DIFF
fers from al others, triaing with human existence,
acrieing life By experiments. We know upon examn-
itioa the esse Of disease and remedy needed to
T. net By uessT G, but by knowing Nopoisons or harsh
medicines nure the constitutions but mild and e-
.ient 10 making sick to make wei, tearing down TO
1ud up abandoning business starving, giving en-
ageent without prospect, coming to be
again, but honest in dealings, in opin-
oh, moderate in charges, regular every few weeks
wits. We invite investigation, claim to know
verythiDg or TO everybodydo claim toreason and
sense, and to cure out of ten said be in
uabe. We particularly request those who have tried
lis scientific doctor that respectful physciaa boosted
ID advertised medicines and doctors until worn and
scouaged, to cali upon u.s. costs nothing, consulta
free. 1y1S
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RepOFs OF Proceeding OF she Agricuitu-
raj Society.

The Agricultural Society of Kenosha Comet
at the Hall Of the Society pursuant to public
notice. The meeting was called to order by the
President, II. S. Thorpe.
Motion made by J. D. Mcintyre and carried
that we adjourn to the house formerly kept by
L. Button,
Meeting again called to order and the society
proceeded TO business.
On motion. voted that all complaints in re
gard to informalitics in relation to entries Of
stock or articles be deferred until the next guar
terly meeting. Also that the claim of E. Per
kins be deferred until the same time.
1t was moved and carried that the committee
on entries be required TO report At the next
quarterly meeting.
At the annual meeting in December Com.
was appointed to prepare and instructed TO re-
port at this meeting premium list for the pres
ept yerr, but the Com. failed to report
A premium list in regard togran AID roots
was adopted for those who wish 20 make entities
ian that department
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Spring. in week or two, at the fsrthest,
spring work will commence in earnest. Every
farmer should be ready to begin as early as pos
sibe. See to if, Il at the tools all read, for
use harness in working order and horses ditto.
Get enough wood cut up to last through the
season; you won't regret it next harvest. An
hour next summer will be worth half day now.
"Iu time Of peace prepare for war"
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L,ivery.-who does not like healthy ride
over good road in clean, safe, easy carriage
after fast, fat, sleek and well-trained horse Or
horses? Echo answers-Nohody! Well, "
MEsoN keeps that kind, and let's them cheap.
See his card in ouf paper this week.
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Common Council Proceedings.

MARCH 4, 1861
PREsENT-The Mayor, Aid, Wood White.
Van Arsdale, Lothrop, Parsons starkweather,
Rose, and Huck.
Minutes ofthe last meeting read and APPROX
ed
Aid. Grant of the judiciary Committee made
the following report, on the claims of f. G.
Runals for redemption moneys on Trant Es-
tate
The Judiciary Committee report that the
within statement of A. Hanson as to amt due
E. G Runals, is correct and recommend the al
iowance of 81 GS with interest from Sept. Ist
1856. The report was amended by Inserting Z
per cent.as The rate ofinterest, and adopted
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COejEEs7EE EkS CKeRL.
Office Of the Ksnosha Telegraph

March T. 1854.
GRAIN MARKET.-We have no change to
note in prices paid for grain at this port since
he date of our last issue. Wheat brings 76a77
barley 40a45; oats are II to warehouses with
sales to the local trade at about let higher.
worcestershire motto sales Of smoked
hams from wagons at Dialects and shoulders at
|ao Butter IS in pretty fair supply and Is not
active at I0aI1. Eggs 11al2 Potatoes are
dull at I5alS
DRESSED HOGS.-The market for dressed
hogs is about closed but we notice sales of .
few small lots at s., 65sS5.75.
GRASS SEED.-Timothy seed is in GOOD
request and prices have advanced I2a15cts. and
We note sales Of good seed at 1919.
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KenOsha, Thursday, Mar Z, 1851

phanks.-We are indebted to Hon CHA's
DURKEE for valuable public Doeumen's--aiSo'
70 Hon. J. r. DooLrTrLg for like favors Both
will nlease accept our thanks.
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From The DemOcaat, ST. Cloud, Minor.
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, (Cephalie Pills,) so that you
may have them III case ot an attack.
From, tie AdrerttSer Prortdence r. l.
Tic Gephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably
effective remedy tor tie headache, and one of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been d., overed
From he TesterR e, t. gazette, Chicago, H.
We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, and his un-
riyalled Cephalic Pills.
From Tie Kaaaaeha Ya3ey. Star, Kqna,gho, Va.
W. are sare that persons suffering With the head
ache, who try them, viii stick to them.
Fro@tae Sopttera Path Finder, Nev,O rleaas, La,
fytheul! you that are afflicted, ana we are sure
thar your testimony can be aided to tie already
numerous li-t that has received benefits that no
other medicine can produce. .T
from tie 81 Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article Cephalic
Pills. is rapidly increasing.
From The Gazette DarcaJ ort, Iosca.
15r. Spal&ng would not connect his lame with
IN a.ticle he did not kHow 10 possess real merit.
Frons tie AdccrtiSer, Prorideace r. I
The testimony in their favor is strong, IRON the
most respectable quarters
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Juvenile Singing School.

PROF CARL LAUX, will open a Juvenile Singing
School at the Court House. on Saturday next, at
o'clock N the afternoon. Tickets admission 10 the
Course of u lessons for 81 be had at Ia BELTS
Bookstore, or OF VIM. Porter, at e. w. Binn & Co.'S
store. S5tf
Kenoshn. Feb. 2s. 1851.
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A Good Chance.-An honest active, faith
ful- young man from the country is wanted IN
a store in this city To the right kind of
Young man, we are certain this will be good
situation. See advertisement.
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Mr.. Shades subject next Sabbath evening viii
be "Some practical remarks showing that men dc
not believe in endless misery"
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APPROPRIATIONS

A communication from Hon George Bennett
to the Clerk in relation to the resolution passed
at the last NJ citing requesting the Senator and
Representative from this District and county to
use their influence for the passage Of an ena-
bling act was read.
On motion of Ald.Grant a committee of three
was appointed by the Mayorconsisting Of Ala
Nicoll, Van Arsdale and Grant to take the sub
ject into consideration with authority to act.
Aid, Nicoll presented the following resolution
(which was adopted.
Res0lred,th after the expiration OF The pres.
cut term, until this resolutions rescinded, the
salary Of the City Treasurer shah not exceed
Five Hundred Dollars per annum
On motion of AID. Starkweather, the Harbor
COMMITTEES was authorized to use any material
ou hand upon either Hyubor Pier, purchased
for Harbor purposes
On motion Of Aid. Rose the Council adjourn
C. 3 TFWTS
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Jan lst, 1861.

Capital, $500 10000 Capital and surp ius 1858
ASSETS: -,
Cash hand and in Bank aud loaned on 054 4t
Cash in hands OF Agents. ......... ~ al .4g a.
Loans amply secured by personal and collateral 2
security ;,-....5... .-.....5f173 50
Real Estate gnencunbered 900 w
yeord ia III IOXts5 win Z.
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SPECIAL NOTEE.

SPECIAL NOTEEo
FH7HiS time we desire to call your particular
4 "ttention to our Stock OF
III SWy DE1ed Fruits
OF which we have every kind, and all strictly
No. d, la esEs, Eil,.
EASTERN DRIED. APPLES,
OHIO &sTENN ESSEE PEEL,D Peaches.
BLACK y RED RASPBERRIES, mixed
BLACK RA~PBFRRtI9S
BCACkBERRIES.
DRIED STRAWBERRIES. ~
DOMESTIC PLUMS, Pitted. extra nice.
PITTED PLUMS, French.
TURKEY PKUNES. z .
ZANFE CUKRANTS.
PETTED CHERRIES. .se- 7ss - -s
TURKEY PRUNI2S, in glass so
NEW FIGS, = t-r. .,-r 81, -
RAlSINS, So, sc.
CRANBERRY Esq Nice Article
ILL or WHfCH.1RE SELLING at
Low FIGURES.r
K enosba Feb G,r6l
a5f Bronson & B0NE.
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Eatesf .Nissrs.

The commissions of the new cabinet officers
have been Signed and Mr.. Seward yesterday
entered upon the duties Of bis Office st the State
Department. At the request Of Gov. Chase,
Secretary Dix holds over till today. So the
new Administration is now fairly under way
In his co pondence with the War Depart
ment, Maj. Anderson had continued up to the
4th inst, to speak Of his condition as safe, and
expressed the opinion that he would not have
need Ct endorsements.
The Ull reorganizing The Patent Office, as
agreed upon by the Senate and House Commit
tees, and then passed, provides that all patents
hereafter granted, shall remain in force seven
teen years from the date Of issue, and prohibits
The extension Of such patents.
The dispatches from the South indicate thai
President Lincoln's Inaugural meets with the
approval of many friends of the Union in that
section, but is extremely distasteful TO the lead
ers Of the rebellion.
Frederick w. Seward son Of the Ex-senator,
and long assistant editor of the Albany Jour
nal was yesterday confirmed as Assistant
Secretary of State.
Gov. Floyd Ex-Secretary Of War, arrived at
Washington yesterday, TO stand histrial before
the criminal courts on the charges growing oul
Of the Indian Trust Bond abstraction.
jeff Davis has sent an officer to take charge
of the forces now at Charleston, with view to
the investment of Fort Sumpter
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07

BlaelSwoods Gdinburgh Aagazine.-We
have received from the Americas publishers.
Messrs. Leonard Scott & Co., of New Yo,4.
The February number of this excellent old Mao
azine. 1t will only be necessary to give a ust
# the contents to convince the reader fits val.
ue The list is as follows:
School and college life; its romance and reaIi
".
Carthage and its remains
Spontaneous Generation.
The transatlantic Telegraph Iceland Route
Norman Sinclair; An Autobiography IS
Biographa Dram .tica.
Judicial Puzzles.
The Foreign Secretary.
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ny the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of
Verc0uS or SICK Headache may be prevented; and
If taken at the commencement of an attack immed
ate relief from pain and sickness win be obtained
They seldom fail in removing Nausea and Head
aeteto which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels-removing Cos.
ttgeness.
For Llterary Hen, IStadeats, Delicate Females.
and all persons of sedeatary habits they are valu-
able as Larotaee, improving theoppetite, giving
tone and rigor to the digestive organs, and restor
ing the natural elasticity and strength of the whole
system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully CONDUCTED experiment,
IaYIlig oeen IN use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved a vast amount Of
pAIn ana suffering fromH Headache whether origna-
@ng IN The nerDo@S system or from deranged state
II lhe stomach.
Ihey are entirelyvegetablei in their coi,lpogtion.
and may be taken at all times withperfect safety
"i'hout making any change of diet and lie absence
q @"y dtSGSreeable taste renders Il casa 10 admin.
Sster item to cllliarcn. - r
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
I6e genuine have five signatures Of Henry G.
Spaldmg Oh each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Med.
cines - '''>'' ~ -'' 'N
a Box viii be sent bymail prepaid on receipt Of
5he E'AssCE 25 CENTs.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
4S Cedar Street. New Work.
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From the Examiner, Noyalk, Ia.
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases, with entire success
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s72s 300 90 $756,5l2 90
N


A zaet pSOossfJ u
sP'F Lio6ELEties;3 a5Ss /. 81 essf
Unadjuged Losses, lestimated}. ..ea u $s57o6 IS
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D.. The Editor of the Christian w .-cn, . -,
u FLEcToR, says: We have seen tesiinnon r. H ne
- Yor OF the Machine made by Ldd6 Web1S y, ~ "a "a
- which from the moral and religions cbrn - " ::
y the WRITER'S we are satisfied could never 49, 80 %
ID obtained, had notthe instrument fully resi,vS ~
III REPRESENTATIONS OF the ma kers respectin IL th
= testimonials are from cIergymen and fr6r, ' ny e
- ofh'gh moral worth and integrity in tbo - ,s
q nifty, wen known to our readers and arr ns az
- most hattering charactern sc VI tne
~ HENRY WARD BEECHER of Nov, VI, =,
= dependent .--6ov. A. G. CURTIN. Of penr ~
= HORACE GREELEY, of New Yopl y qrih enn =
Hon; HENRY RAYMOND, New Y. Times--
- HOkAGE Il LAY, India Rubber Pateptee Hop
IC JOHN D. CHISELIN, Jr., Norfolk, Ya-WM p
MlLLAAMs0N, Chief Engineer o. s. NAVY 20
SEPH f. PRISON, ChiefEngineer for N. Y G,fy
20 E9lt0r PKACTtCAL MECHANIC Editor sci
- ENTlFlC AMERICAN.--E Editor ALBANY AT
- LAS Angus Editor BALLoU'S pICToRIAI
- Editor NEW ORLEANS PICAYUNE n
81 y EVENING RQST.-Editor BALTIMORE p an
~ klOT;-Editor NEAfPHI sENQUIRER.-Edita
-4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q "ie
= From the above eminent gentlemen and d;st;r
4 gulshed sources, we have unqualified praise ana
q hatterlng testimonials of the superiority ana
practical reliability ofthe t'Ladd, Webster 4 %
Sewing Machines" w
= Enicient Agents wanted I'm exeru
- ToWn. With small investment of csnifala
- prohtable business can be readily establisbad.-
~ we offer liberal Inducements ANY corresnond
ence regarding our machines will be promntIv
d. ana gladly answered; enclose O letter STAMP and
tSs we WIN send circular and sample of work BY re-
Y turn ofnaH. 8 WA u - wa - ''
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my yVNTs,
WIN. G. FILLER.

YFs1LANTI, Mich, Jan. ! /, 1861. \
MR. SPALDING.
SIR:
Not long since / sent you for box Of Cephalic
PMS for the cure Of Nervous Headache and Cos
uyeness, and received the same and they lad So
Sood az eycct MaE aeaS induced to send for a4Ore
Please send by return mail. Directto-
A. L. WHEELER,
Ipsilant, Mich.
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KGYNoLDsBuRG, Franklin Co., Ohio

kEYSoLDsBURG Franklin Co.. Ohio
January 8, 1861
HrgaY C. SPALDING,
No. 10 Cedar St n. Y
DEAR SIR:
Enclosed find twenty Eve cents (25,) for which
send box Of Cephalic Pills" Send to address of
Ohio
Iop' P7S royk Ike chara,-curc headache al
mast lRStanter.
Truly yours,
WIN. G. FILLER
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Fromhs Eromaaer. Norfolk, F".
Cephalie Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz Cure Of headache in all its
fOlms
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Dissolution Nosice.

uNE OMNIBUS,
ONE HACK.
ONE CARRIAGE
TWO TOP BUGGIE'S
-FOUR OPEN BUGGEEG
ONE OMNIBUS SLEIGH
TWO PLUSH LINED U'TTERS
several other Cutters aAtG SEeinlis
DHe lie. use,
Horses,
rss..a DOubie aud single Harnesses,
saddles, ssFidEca, Afufaulo Robes, BiIss.
&c, SGc,, together with the
E2AEgN ANEN STAEBAHN6s.
On said Premises.
Sale to commence 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Terms Of sale.
All sums under 3d. Cash on delivery all sums over
Sl0apd tV$25, ninety Gays all sums over S25 seven
months time with approved endorsed notes at 10 per
cent. interest.
The whole or any portion of the above property may
b. purchased at any time previous day adyerts-
ed Tor it to be sold Auction Persons in the Livery
business, or wishing TO engage il that business re
quested 10 coll aud examine the property.
Keno sha July 2Tth lSjl.
203s L. B. NICHOLS, Executor.
sk
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
4 .gssi y A DESIRABLE CITY RESI-
t3gs .Sa~s~9 DENCE for Il small well ar
Rsiisf.f.s ranged FARM
80 49, So Apply to
33g. JOHN 4. SHEPHERD.
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limo. @. Allyn, Secretary, H. Hentinstou, I,resE
q C Lyman, Asst Secy. VIM. n. Bowers, Act@@fy.
n ALEXANDER Gen. Agent for the western county, re-
siding at Columbus, Ohio. ot,a II
joins. GRAHAM, Asst Gen. Agent GoIemD9s' oHio'
1ys5 KENosHA WIS.
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me Au@d' He0Ster Do 10. Machines are of tb
most substantial make and eegs n Artist
strong, reliable, simple in construction eaei1v .,
Grated by novice, and tn Crdinarv cara'i
run lof yedFs'wtthoutthe annoying exnense' 80 {
pairing Always incurred on the cheaper less reii
ap,g ahe more complicated machines r
thefe is no instrument in use for sewir, -
oIe % uoils greater variety of work than tbrs
machines, with the celebrated wheel f, .neso :
W III handle the finest uslin the hoo .aey r
cloth, or Will work in the thickest Loo oroao-
shoemakers or carriage trimmers tn, useu py ?
run over seams and gathers with the - WIN also
as over ain work The stitch made h., itaohity
rom TWO threads, and is the MOI o. teIn Is
and desirable in use; is alike On hosspFsseos
OF the 1abFie, leaving no ridge nm ~ s :
slde, to wear out and loo en- the WORK q oPPeI .
lauIt with all loop or chain stitch mecbnas euu
me needles are not curved and liabIa ~ ho, ;
out ARE STRAIGHT and have a pernrr iio',I " aA' =
uoh; whlcI Is absolutely necessary to s. M
machihe TO all sorts ofwork. They will H. III
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1G9 gamers are fully licensed under % IfSI,,E,
EEAHlENDED PATENT" and are free t.oa,, ~, = E
= tm9enents. During seven wears ~ ~. ~, ~
tT,,iz ee ehViSble position of b. ing ssfbe beS,
fa, - I ut' nat11eJ0ctTtng machines IN ~ os
@g' owe have numerous testir,o,s;l see c0a7t
~ ~ coiiip pehehslye one from the ,'''. ,
Navy Office, Washington. Ann 10 500
- nuemeh'-Fhe Sewing Machine ordered r.
you Is safely az hand, and Mrs NJ is fni, rom
fed with it, Asan Evidence Gifts simniiai:y satis
Out directions or explanations she coT,S,a,,
working on it after very short trisI ars Ie
not experienced the least difficulty in ;ts o mas
ton. cheerfully give you ny testimoni.I r. a.
'aVor. am respectfully, your oh,t sam,t :" i's
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The Cnbinc

The following are the names of those who
have been called to be Mr.. Lincoln's constitu-
tional advisers
Sec If Stetc-WM. II. SEWARD, NY.
Of Treasugy-SALMON P. CHASE, 0. 81
Of Far-SlMEON CAMERON, Penn.
Of Narg-GIDE0N WELLES, Conn.
f Intyjor- b. SMITH. Ind.
Postmaster General, MONTGOMERY BLAIR,
Md.
attorney Gcnerat--EDWARD BATES, Mo.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07

- 4 single bottle of SPALDtAG S PRE-
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07
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