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MEDICINES.

Lock HOsrIYAL.
Hss p<,s.yss< "a. ..sst csrss.., srsssy, SD s.'s
Efses~si Rs~sdy - fks VOID
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMfRuDENCt'
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT
Apply IMMED ATELI.
a cuRE WARRANTED, OK NO CHARGE.
IN Prom ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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s.d I.dssr, is..sns.sy D.ses.rfss. lny.sns ssssnI
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Dmn.. q srss 90 iden.s, sfths t..e Yss.sts
ls.s q siin. As.e...n. sf.h. Ls.g, s':@sss 90 ss
Y.sA-ss.s. DrssGs .sd DsruseIv. rr.snss .hsl yea
ss Marriage 'spssssls. and s..sr.y sss Seq "s
nspssiay vAs have victims e Bel try viss,
As, saa ds.usesl,. h.ss, vhee .ns..1
sI.d t.isas, VIE nrAs .h.rv,.. have
Ss.ss.
nARIIEB PKkscNs or YssnG Mes ssssssrlAust nas-
,.g. bang .s,,, q tay.s. v'.i,'''' ''f.ss s.''''
Ne vss placer ssn,.sDa.r II. q D., rsnss-
sssy ssnse. sis homer fsss.as and ssstesssy rely
orFIcr n. sorr. FRlpKRIcx sYsIr.
de s..S.i Tsi %, !. .S..r,s ss.s ssa s,.s.s I.a.
ms, b PAID and ssstais sssa.b
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
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lssrnsd hon evil ssnPsnisns OF az sehss, d, sf,es
renders marriage impossible, sHd dsssJs ssA siss 80
TS... a.. ..%. ysiss. ed .ss ..nsy .s..
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D.ran1 Eth. fsSss.as s.a.rsl D'say,
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drs.dse-Lcs Of msmsry, c.nfss.o sfd,s,, Dsprsssss
.ri.r E,, r';Is.sisE, h,.f.:. .t..:i:;;
HEIvoss pkIkIrY-Ts.u.,ds "a. ..vJ ,df. v,si
the ETHER declining h,slth Issnt thsir .sfsF
ssmiaf veal pale nsrvsss and smsetsd havinf
DISEASES or imPRUDENcE
When s isgsd.d nd Of pI..ssrs fsts
ls,psns that az ..a. shan. or er.sc
sI% ,.a sPFs nee. ~. sn ;as:a.. ,ss
i.nSs Of irn.r.ns and arnnr Pr.tsod,rs VIE nsspss.
Of curing, tleh bis psepnsry ss6stancs kssg him trfnf
S:s and IS law. lin ss aS.s s fss
ever hs CALLING disAPPsntnsB sr sy the Of that d.sS
snSl. Is kf.eeS. q 10 s.sf TSr.s, rss.
nm ae Progressing With Fhtfsl rapidly, tl dssts ps,
ss...r.d GENTRY frs1 .ssss f.s,.. .. srs,.sr s.s,
D. JoMNs0HT REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAkEEns
D l. gs.. and inF.r:.n. r.n.dy v..in. 81 sss.,,
are .Ps.dy cured and tsl yf,r rs,..sd fA.s,ssS, 90,
ssst nsr,sss aSd dsss.se VIE had lsst all AePs have
An imp.dinsnts Msrrsrs. rAyss. or n,stal p,ssaI
frsmslIns and ws.hsss E1Asssrss sfhs .sst fssrsa
had spsssdtiy cared.
ENDolsEMExr or ZEE rlpss.
fnE MANY rHouskNDs ssrsd stths insttrsies within
u, hs ..y.os,.o year and he Hsnsress ipsrant ssrF
rsps.n q lhs paper and many .Ghsr ,sr..o. n.s.s q
yirh nav, sYp..rsd .fss and sr.n Issr, s psI. be-
siity, Is uRsisn rs.i,,tss 70 as saisIsd sa div
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

ID DIp you eyer have the Sick Hesdaohei Do
1on remember the throbbing temples, the feversd
How totally unit you ere for pleasure, converse
poo or study One Of the Cephs 10 Pills would
then experienced For this and Other purpose
you should always have box of them on hand 10
use &c occasion rec uires. ~ W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

UOvRR sxcIrKHENr, and the mantsI rare |. md
anxiety incident 10 close attention to bus ness OF
sniy, are AMONG the numerous causes Of Nervous
incident to this distressing complaint is a fstsl
pow 70 al energy and ambition. Sufferers hy this
these dist,essne attacks By using one Of the &C.
rhallc Pills whenever the symptoms appear Ii
ed and jarrlng nerves, apd r-laxes the Tension Of
The stomach which slweys accompanies and Ar
gravates the disordered condition Of the braun.
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,ardfY REALIZED.

hi 'sd n 'orrible 'eadsohe this afternoon hand I
stepped into the hapothecaree hand says MI 20 the
nan, Can you hesse me 81 an 'esdsohs<" "Dces
and upon that e gave me q CephslIc Pill hand
pom me 'onor It cured me so quick that 'ardly
realized ED I'D an 'eadache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

GRK1I DIscovERY.-Among the most important
Of 81 the great medical discoveries of this age ma,
ton rom Small Pox, the Cephelio Pill for relief Of
headache, and the use Of Quirine FOR the proven
ton OF Fevers, either of which is a sure specj6c
whose benefits will be experienced by sufferin,
humanity long after their discoveries are
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
UBLIO TOE.
Dr7Af wa.s,. , g. TIE T. IsMEIYssssSn.}

DKPARrMg1r OF the INrERIoR,l
Washtssfos, Dee. Is 1en.
Public notios Ii hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, Of the description hereinaftss
set forth, have lately been feioniousy ebstrscted
from the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property of the United States and
held trust for certain indian tribes. Notice has
also been given to the proper officers Of the rsspso-
tive States to stop the payment thereof; and Ill
persons are warned against purohsSing or rscsiv
ing any of said bonds and coupons. a. the claim Of
the United States thereto viii be prosecuted TO the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum Of one
thousand dollars, VIZ:
SIX per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds. issued IN
June and August, 1s57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

EAoTs WORTH KNowINe.-Spaldins's CephaBt
GUS hesdaohe, Nervous Headache, Costiyeness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

nR. J. BOvEE DOD's

III Ihs % bONEk DODE
~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
Are now being used from Name 20 the Great salt
Lake, AMI the universal verdict of ell who rre
shem either a. s.tftsiss or ss ksy~sss, Is tina,
them .ucce.ss Y h;s Practice ior Is years before
We Purchsee1 OF him thc sole right 90 msnulsctuTe
Add present. ahsn fer ssle 30 the public, For the
cure OF i0sl7lers C0n1sinkhon, indtg sston, Dyer
lessia, Piles Nervous Diseases, Female Com
HAl3ts tpd al cases reg tlrlnE toxic, they are be-
yond ooubt most tnval xsbe remedy. Aside from
tner medicinal prop erties they are q pure, whole
some and delightful Beverage, producing al the
PEASANT exhiier1ung effects Of Brandy or Wine
w1thout theiI iDlrrioss roElltx Let all friends Of
humanity and al advocates OF tey1rerrncs assist
&c In substituting thoss vsEsb,e Vegetable Bitterr
IoL ne GtssrSI pstsess Apd a6sSs0ei1d Ltqsors
Nth which the country IL flooded, and thereby ef-
tectuAly eld In bsnIsAins Disease and Drunkepess
CEARLEs MIpDIFIELD q CO..
freyffetorht % William street, New Ysrk.
j. EyHWARZR. Agent,
Warrington, ID, @.
DR., J. BOVEE DODT
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and UrIuar,
Organs, and especially for Female Obetruotions
never fol 20 cure, and are warranted 20 give satis
y CHARLES wIDDIFIELD & CO.,
Propnetors, - William 81, New York,
j. SCHwARLE,
JcFpr Agent. washington. ID. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14
THE EVENING STAR.

IDThs following clipped from Vanity Fair
will stIik- the Stars readers as pretty good hit
In the parody line:
TIE ANGEL IN THE HOUSE.
Ben Adams. wea led by dull debate,
Dor n of, uBmind 1Gi OF bis eour fry's ftte
Evolved around hiIa as no dc zl.g dreams
OF pleasing jobs nd ga accompanying sohemes,
An an1e writing in book of gold
Appssrd and Ben, whom brass hsd rendered ooio,
Seeing the angel ofthe Lobby sald,
"W hat writsSt thcu'" The vision raised Its head,
Ans with look which spoke strange mlstrust,
AusverCd-"The IameS OF men whose Claims are
just" -
.And Is mine one" aid Adams; NAV. not So"
Repl Cd the Angsl Adams poke more low,
wfnking with raw born joy Of rising hopes,
"WTite ma down, then, as one who KNOWS The
ROPES"
The angel wrote, ard, as the He use adjourned,
Vanished. But on the morrow II retuT ned,
And showed the names Of these whose chance stood
best.
And, 10 Ben Adams name led all the restl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

NoTK.-The bonds numbered 25ls and below. L.
susd In January, 1857; No 1910, and above that
issued In August, ls57, payable ss Phonix Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

Norz-Thsse bonds are dated JaHuary, la51,
payable at Bank Of Comm roe, New York, In
November, lsS6-interest payable In January and
July Of each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

HofI- these bends are dated JAnpary, Iayy--pay
&ole Jsn1ery, fse. 3 Bspt Of ke1n6lIc. New
hoaA ihssfe" psyseie u January and jnly.
North Carolina SIX ysr cent. couvou nona.--Cou.
pons payable In April spd Ocsobsr, VIZ,
81 ~ ::s:d :, ssS
6slspassss , ss.e ST. e dsisd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-14

NorE.-Bonds No. 1000, and below Of this series,
issued June, 1887, and bonds No. 3)o1, and above
that, dated August, 1857, payable at the Phenix
Bank, New York CITY, In 1887.
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Al. ill., be- !. ScS 3. are St.sd Js,
city. Interest psysbls in JsssaSy and July.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RERoYAroR.
'le in this city By C. STOTT, 375 Pa. avenue
% eolY. AIW

Doors AND s FTNEE. TO SUIT 7EE
HsHe pow manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
rDo SHOES, and constantly receiving s-6a0
Supply OF eastern made work Of every de-
seEfpto", made expressly 70 order, and will "A N
Pc sold 81 much lower price than has BEEN
hsretofore charged In fhls oity for muoh inferior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of esstsrn ar
city nsde work, will always find good assorsmen
IN store ard ~ the lowest prices Give us . call.
GRIFFIN q BRO,
0St S14 Pennsylvsnis avenue.
FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
u arrived this day, embracing I'll suaii-S
pes and aires Of Sole Leather, LADIES
Dress srd Ps9sing Trunks. Our trunk 1P
sees ro0m at this time the greatest variefy
ef travelling requisites e. moderate prices, 20 81
found Lhls sifs q Seg YORK; Also every deserll-
CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, &o.
UrOid Trunks repaired or taken in exohanrs
WALL, STEPHENS 90,
1T sSSE sE0ns;a
VA RAIsINs,
TPRUNEs.
KING 4 BURCHELL.
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State of Missouri SIX per cent. coupon bonds,
viz: Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad Ststc
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, 3h::is sS1a: Fl. Ssss M Psysss
able In January and Juiy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-04
E1ntrn sesaton OF Cenarc.s.

A Washington dispatch announces that the
President has determined to cal. an extra ses-
sion OF Congress. The States which have not
vet chosen members to the present House Of
Representatiyes are Alabama, California Con.
necticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mary
land Mississippi, North Carolina, Rhode Island,
Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. Of these 1t Is
safe to say that Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Texas will not care about par,
ticiBating in the session Connecticut and
Rhode Island viii choose members early next
month The regular election in Virginia takes
place next May, while North Carolina kentucky
and Tennessee do not choose members until Au-
grst California in September, and Maryland in
November. Ifan extra session is called, sufti.
Gent jer lime will be given these Statesl to fill
their vacancies by special elections We be-
Iieve there IS a law of Congress authorizing the
Governors ofStates whose delegations have mo-
been filed to issue their proclamations for spec
ial elections after the President shall have call
ed an extra session Chicago Tribune.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-04
no HATTIE BELL.


Where has your spirit been roaming to day,
Down the long vista have hours passed away,
Lifting the lids OF that volume long sealed,
Wnsre the bright scenes Of our youth are revealed?
Laying your hald on AEnlera's brown hair,
Witch 'long-ago" changed into shadows of arr
Listening to catch the lost echo once more,
Which only sounds the opposite sbores
Viewing lost sunsets all FURNISHED and gold,
Which CIara'S eyes loved, now closed under TIT
Or was the present your SOULS eynosure [mouldS
b Wishing its freshness might ever endure?
Thinking how reconciled you, too, have grown,
Since you have walked through the cold world alone!
When you once thought that tho boundless the years
Your steps would lead GU thro pathway o. tears
Or, were the thoughts the future intent,
Wondering IF shade with the Sunshine blent
Say was p0cr mine 'mong the names on your lips,
Or did another its me m'ry eclipse?
Zee been in search of a be ing ike yoU
(OnIy in thought, but The magnet was true,
Faithful as that which the mariner guides
Der the foam-crested, neasureless tides)
Will you grow cold when space intervenes,
When our eyes gaze upon different scenes
viii you grow thoughtless Of wishes OF mine
Your love like the Fastening moments decline
Or will the weu-tested friendship ofy ears
Cling to the love that endures and endears9
IL. f. BAILY.
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~ Es
Az All TO amond section 60, 10 II and IT, of cbante,
~ OF the r. S. entitled ,'Of the assessment ana cci
ecU0n OF taxes" and section third Of chanfr 9aG ~
the General laws OF 1860. ~ -
The People QfLhe State Of Wiscoasia ganra,e,,o5 in
Se''"te an" assembly, do enact as j5JIolgs:
shoIloS l. Section IS, OF chapter 49, Of the Revised
statutes entitled of the assessment and collection of
t@@os, J. amended SO as to read foowa Section rs
Ia case any person shall refuse neglect 10 nav the
tax imposed on him. the town treasurer SHAH lew The
ZANE ~ eisJfess and sale Of any goods and hates he
IoEag 20 suc person. wherever the same NAV be- fonnd
"Ieh'h MS Town and If a sufficient amount Of sucb
property cannot be found in such town The town treoa
ufef may sYy the same by distress and sale Of the
anu Gnattes belonging TO such person wherever tbe as
may De found ia the county. ~ SUNNI
SECTION q Subdivision ID in section ofcbar+or one
Of tne GENERAL Laws 1850 is hereby ended 40 ~
Ie~o 40 lohoWs; Each person shall be entitled IN e
enpuoh on tther personal property excep opays ord
au he articles enumerated in subdivisions MINI
per !, . S9o 3 IN section 8 to amount not exceed
al the ii re oflsting. ~ '''H person
s@CIioE g. Chapter 49, of the Revised Statutes enti
ca o. me assessment and collection Of taxes IL here
ny amended by striking out the words Gtwentyattb If
DeceOei where they occur in sections g. TO- and n If
sac cnapter, and Insert "hrst day Of Januaryn
FICTION g. This act shall take effect and he In fore.
lem and after its passage and publication " 00
Approved March Il, 1861.
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New EEnrnEsss hire,

Returns have been received from all the towns
OF the State, with the exception of six small
ones, with the following result;
Berry goo Stark 81, I02 Scattering. .154.
Berry lRepublican) over Stark dem. 8 ,907
In the six towns not heard from, the vote
stood last March, Republican, S33 Democrat
ie, 376.
Couacu.-The Council is entirely Republican,
Mr. !, BGrn5am being elected by 90 majority in
Scnate.-The Senate stands the same as las,
year-Republicans, 10; opposition, >.
H0use.-ln the towns ard from the result Is
100 Republicans, Us Democrats, 1 Union and
last year, they viii return 5 Republicans and Il
democrats IN giving clear Republican majority
CengTess.-In the LIST District, Gilman Mars
ton has l.lOO majority; in the 2ud District Ed
ward Il. Rollins has $50 majority: and in N.
Nd District, Thomas II. Edwards has 600 ma
;ority-au Republicans.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-04

e Wisconsin, Farmer, of which he is the editor

tee Wisconsin Farmer, of which he is the editor.
FULLER's rICTURE GALLERY.
Fullers Picture Gallery is place of attractive
resort Here may be seen photographs OF all the
members Of the different Legislatures and State
officers, since 1853 The Senate and Assembly for
the different years. are grouped together, and enc
gets from these views 4 very good impression of
the appearance Of the legislative tignitares, past
az: pr sent. OF the State. The llenesses are most
ly iilelke and accurate. The orly criticisms al
lovable, are, q few look over-wise and consequen
tie This is said to grow out Of the fact, that when
subject Of this kind sits for his photograph he is
apt to have distinctly in mind that he is a member
q 'he State Legislature, and ought to bring out
piature comportirg with the dignity & Importance
Of his position. A man by too great an effort to
loak rise, may perchance get a stiff and owlish
p-sure. However, when this happens, it is 10
fault oftho artist. is proper 10 say, if this orit
c-sm applies at all, 10 Fuller's Legislative Pictures
it Is only to a very few cases.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-04

SENATORS FEssENDEE AND D0UGLAs.-The
Washington correspondent OF the New York
Evening Post describes the sharp debate that
occurred between Douglas and Fessenden in
the Senate last Friday week. Douglas had
made slip of the tongue which Fessenden cor
rected, but Douglas denied that he had made
such mistake, and charged Fessonden with
saying what was false, and thai he knew it.
4 profound stiffness followed. Mr.. Fessen-
den took the foor and with the most cool and
impressive severity, administered to his impetu-
Gus antagonist lesson which viii not soon be
forgotten. The austerc Indifference with which
he treated the imputations on himself, and the
irony or his voice, look and gesture cannot be
Reproduced in amy report. OF its kind, brief
and inDY0H5ptt as it was, his retoTt was the
Fmost complete parliamentary effort which has
been heard in the Senate for I long time. The
definition Of his position with reference to the
question Of personal responsibility and the du-
cling code, was CIceedInglyapt and explicit
In reply to q suggestion OF Nj. Douglas, he sta
ted tlaa the Senator from Illinois need not fear
or DO speak more deGcaJely, need not appre-
! bend any hostile message from him. He, Mr..
| Fessenden made it point to use insulting Ian
guage to no one, least of all to gentlemen who
recognizing code for settling difficulties diff
| ferent from his own. And why? Because /
would consider myself coward 10 deliberately
insult n duelist when 1 could not give the Of
Tended party the only satisfaction which he
would deem adequate for the wrong. But a
man who, like the Senator from Illinois, Is pre-
sumed to recognize the code, and who wantoniy
insults another, knowing that he is not duel
| list, is even q greater coward than Il"
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(P"dStshsd March 20, 1867

AN ACT to amend chapter twelve NJ tho ror,.os u...
utes, entitled, "0f Aotaries Public" ''"'
me Fe9Le q ne 8ee Of Wisconsin, reDyeseatsa In
1e7ote ana AS5ena6Ey, 10 enact as touog1s:
SECTION l. Section fYe Of chapter twelve Of the Re-
seo statutes IS hereby ended by striking ont ali AZ.
yer he wore residence, in the eleventh Inc of said
ana inserting in lieu thereof the words ntbe
siu hotce may be deposited in the post office nearest
the residence or place business Of such Notrv Pnbi
oSt paa ana directed to the protested
~ tos. 9uce az which he usually receives his mail
not found by such Public Notary notice efs at the usu-
al pace OF abode Of said person protested against in
presence Of some Of the family of suitable ace and
ncree0n shall be deemed personally served upon such
and after itB passage.
Approved March Is. 1871.
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(PH6'tshsd Rarch p, 1871
GE.s 90

AN ACT to amend An Act for the preserya lion OF
Game.n O" Va
The People Of the State Of Rfsco1stn geDre,en,sa IN
senate ant AHssnabtg, do enact as f6E5osos "
SECTION Chapter hundred and ninety-four of The
General Laws Of 1850, entitled "kn act for the
ton Of Came, Is hereby amended by striking ONT he
WORD "snipesP wherever il occurs in said act''
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-04

e1g The N. 0, Crescent said on the 4th inst;
"En unspeakably vile, Internationally degraded,
and unutterably infamous Administration. ter
minated its loathsome existence yesterday"
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DR.. a. FARE,
THOMAS pRICaTELRE.

P6ysiciaa and Ssugeon--WjU be J0u7sd at his O0ict
athis residences corner Of Chicago and Park streets
at all times ready to attend the calls Of the Public IT
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-04
CROTsENBURGH HOUSE.

"A. N. CEsOT g e n Es II Es a. "a.
CORNER OF MARKET STREET & MAIDEN LANE,
KENOsuA, WESCON SIN.
Boarding by the Day or week, and roomy and commo-
diDUs StaDug.
g9g- Passengers and Baggage carried to and from
Cars free 1yn3Sy2i
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-04

HOW CAN THEY SELL GOODS SO
CHEAP
We will tell you. The secret in selling Goods
cheap, and make a living profit, and pay Tor inc
Goods is in buying them low. We bought most
of our Goods for CASH from the Importers ana
Manufacturers saving the jobbing profits we
ygonId esi, The patrons Of Kenosha, if they can't
buy goods 90 per cent. less than before we opened
our Store Who broke up the Monopoly
We frs! put down the price of good black
silk 10 -----.- Sl,OV WEs'
We first put down the price of extra wide
silk to -..----.------.---- -.@I 20
We first put down the price of fancy silk to es.
We first put down the price oiPaclfc and Ham
ilton Delanes that. were selling for 25c,down
to Is and 1890. ---.---------. Ioc'
We were the first to put down the prices
Of French Msrinos that were selling
for Us and las, down to- $l,&$l %
We were the first to put down the price
OF the best Merinos and Prints that
were selling for IL and 1870 down to 80. l0c
We were the first to put down Nader
Prints to.--------.----.. ----.6 u 614e
We were the first to put down the price
Of beached cottons.
We were the first to put down the price
of extra heavy cotton flannel toll 81 124c
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-04

IMPORTER anil Dealer in Wines, liquors, Porter,
Ale, Etc. Market Street.
All IMpORTED Liquors for sale in bond, at, New York
and Boston Prices with freight fare. Double Recthed
Whskey, in any quantity, Mt Chicago and Milwaukee
priccg. lyYZln3I
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LYMAN d BONE,

Boots Shoss Leather, Findings, dc. Every 0aFiety 0
every article pertaining to heibusiness may be had
Of Them at the lowest prices. Custom work order.
Leather for sale Hides bought, &c: Corner ofMar.
ket square and Main street. See advertisements.
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IG8urGnce.--Ie Is Igentfor DUrjOu8 Companies Of
undoubted credit and is prepared to issue Policies on
Life and Property, on favorable terms. See adyers
tisemcnt.
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FL . M QE O j. 4 Il II / $ II.
RESIDENCE on South street. second house east Of the
Baptist Church.
OFFLLEat Il. u. TARBELL's BOOK STORE
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l.. c. MERRILL.

EngraUer on Wood and e1ery Kind fletal Stdtion-
ry, Fancy Articles &c. Main street.
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8enos5a Business 9irtttorg,
ADAM DICKuOIT.
JON -. JILSUN,

yt11jng, HGir- cutting dnd Sbamp0oing Saloon, Oppo.
site the City Hotel, Main street. Old Razors 5harpened
and repaired. ste
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People who seem to enjoy their i'll temper
have way Of keeping it in fine condition BY
inticting privaEions on themselves. That was
Mrs. Gleggs way; she made her tea weaker
than usual, and declined butter.