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THE Fulton Street Prnyer Aeeting.-The war
spi nterteres and nrIsas itsef into the III ,st ~;
30 much 70, shat many feel painfully spprehsnsvs
in regard TO Il, I'D I'M l.ious aud dsnlagng W the
hour 4 prayer.
ssms news and Ives were read from Tm
sUS, which had good influence upon tn. meeting.
They We Pssssd by young men, In camp, on Il .
death OF CON rAde-s brother In atms
Rev. Dr. MAagI usds some earnest rema ks In
regard - tho inauCnce Of |. EuBw0Rru oi tho
cause Of temp psrsEce in Iha Amy, and tnl noble OK.
ample which he snd msn hS sst. Cpl. Ell,
WORTH for this reason will do good, thou ii dad.
Request Coming frOm Vi,giaia,-A request
came fiom WInchese Or, Virginia, TO tss r"lton
s'rees ager meeting, wra-he0tor ID tn, c'un
seat up Nlo Win hester E,lr al, about ~ nii.ss
west OF HNpnS Ferry. II IL 81 earAes' cal 70
prayer hfre sny fsh,iuG eg'n'. Il Is evidently
written Wy who sn'a many of the wig MA SOL
dlery, aud who sees Live y.",Ouo', but spirit Of
| quiet dsripg which holes No gool. She wishes
the fght,o stop before /; bsslss, aud asks us tc
pray to ihls tnd. II Is Injured with tho spirit o
sar. Many Rlehe's, sho thinks, may be found al
| over tue country weeping hS lnelr ch.ldrsn,'
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War Items.

NJ. Itisror, the United Safes Ambsssa-
dor a. MADRID, j. using all his influence A. thse
court iu favor Of the tsces.ionis,s He "A -.
u the BOoHAsAs-FLoID brood OF trsitors-
| A cu.poR WILL soon b, ,gse,., l., a. ~.
met OF Pressient DAVIS, IA ri ..,s.S =
the War and Attorney. q, nerays ofs,.s IA ~
Ia underStood that Mr., WAIara ana M, Iau ~.
JANJy arc 10 ef,,poe np.css.
|
! , ~ I'VE .o'N uno~ sfrer, ,cnsrged
Is,h. nSe sn. ouuuSu omnu AieSsn". -
.ne cnNge Us p,oved, no WI oe snof, fof -
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Init. 4 states sIrcuit Coart.

COaictei Of EeroH-7he y. 8. rs, Isaac Co
ms aud fourteen oihers.-This case Gf attempted
revolt was reported in the Sn of Friday last
ILo Iris,rors are fifteen (colo'ed) ~ ths eres
au attempt at revolt iu Decau our last, whl,
$40 miles oil Liverpool, bound for tnis port
The entire numbor are nov convicted. Tn
PENALTY will likely 10 fyo years board With tn
state, at the expense VI Uncle Ssm.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, NAY as. 1861.
Bcnjs9la snd Moses.

The "Iaaelite with the Esyti.a principles. "
ex-senator BsSJANrs, has addressed q seduc-
tive letter to q kinsmsn Of his own, Cap.ain
NOSES from South Carolina, now Of Msis,.
We do not know whether he is descendant of
the identical Captain Mosrs who led hi, ps,p,.
80 uiunphantly out of the dominions Of tho
slave power some thousands Of years agc; but
he has evidontly made good his own exoiu,
and tahkers not after the human assbpots Of
modern Egypt. The correspondence (thoueh
1t has been crowded over from day to day for
soms time) 10 too good TO spoil by age.
MONTGOMERY, April 0, 1901,
'Dtar Sir sm requested by Sc ~ ., nN,Iopy
to ihdie you fss liu's solio ting our accepasoe
of commission, commanding In the CJn.dsrats
N.Vy OF America; your pay 70 go on from the dss,
o. 'tece-sion OF yonr native = ave, g c. Your Nor
carsuhtits anu qualifications a. sea nan and n.y.
Hatpr, and knowle ise In angles, etc.. ETC., al A.
sc'aiiors OF you hororstle family, pr claim Won
, pe man OF honor, pms. qu.n'ly Adneriny ptas
cause o you own hearth side be ore ,ha, Of str sns
ns. Hut woiss thAa ell. these strangers have vAs-
sa wH .ssinss us aud are ao,-Ius with ,hem
daGndon your country by forming an ailiancs
Unh northern lady. - iiec. y,,u a,e
offered tank, h.p,r, atom AMI everlSs, pg smn,ov.
you, IenDpl,y).
AnNw.i Ia ras,o, aud n you reed "a njs 10 .l,n,1,
any amount, fail ne, to let ma know. vii NV,
yuu SUI piled BY southern friends q, Portland
Ia haste, yhutsNuy,
J. 7. BESJAsS, AN'y Gent O. g. A.
To C'pl g. lkE Mosis, S.cb, Ne
On ORuiARD lIousE, sNo, Mn1
Apru H. lS6l. 4
hu. j. +. BENJAMIN Sir,-SUur letter Of In. OH
has bsn rec-ivej, aud l NIsh YOU ald Nc Mu.
Lonr TO distinctly uude Al md IN no n copG,r.
snce ~ith traitors. Tne banner stamped IN :, This
-bp OF paper Is my Adorstiuu 1, has real bsautv
God bless It now and frrsyar,and curses upon hip,
Hho tramplcs upon Il IN the absence OF r,anIi.
ness TO protect - am, and have De .n siuce lss,
otoOcI, toe husband Of s.c) lsdy.
~S born In S1u'h Caroline, but, thsnk q ID, lest
u In ruy childhood days with all my family. Twill
eTploy here before tbs mast, In ptefsrencs 70
yout highest encomiums.
AZ geu,lemsn, was In du'y bound 20 reply 40
yoni letter, let 10 be your last 10 me
The American Flag, long may shs wsvr
Ger she land q the free and the traitors grave.
q. LKE MuB,
Who shall say that the mi,crAble traitors who
have gone over to the rsbcls from our navy, have
not dorc the state some service, by making
room In 1t for noble souls like Captain Mosrsp
May the county hear more Of him!
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FRANCIS RUSSELL, Duke OF Bedford, the
in'eise Of whose deocsss was brough, by
the last steamer, was born In 1870, and WAS the
seV,n'h Duke since the revival OF the ute in ,hs
RrssEtL family in 1904. Though no, hiuselta man
# dIairs uished ability, lie be,oaged - the N IS,
Nusu.,us family in Enslsnd--one long disiin
Su!sh,d for Its devotion " civil and religious iber-
y. Lord Jous RrssELL Is a younger brother Of the
Ns Duke, who vill be succeeded In his title by
Ii on son, the Marquis Cf TAvRrocK
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81, ,OS9 O9i 81 liza, ESQ %

A LETTER FROM AN OFFIcER Of the Monti-
cello states that In the tkiImish with the So
walls Point battery, the steamer was stuck
five times, but only two Of the men were slight
ly wounded.
THE GENERAL THEORY Of chemists hi sherte
has bt en- that tea lessons the waste OF the body,
and 90 sustains the bodily powers with lsss
nouIishment than is otherwise required. Dr.
X. SMITH, at Q recent meeting OF the Society Of
Arts, gave the results Of some experiments ks
Tad made to ascertain the truth Of this theory.
lie found that II there was abundance OF food
Ia the sy stem, and that especially Of the farm
acsous or fat kinds, tea II powerful digestive
agent, and by promoting the transformation q
food, it aids In nourishins the boty; but vita
detcieney Of food, 1t wastes the tlssues Of the
body and lowers ths vital powers.
VA NOZZLE LITTER, DkcLIsso A DUEL--
beg leave to say that do not approve Of or
pIsctice the cSds Of the duelist. regard II
% baIbarous and ut chris Ian. II l wrong Q
man ! will right him aHd do him justice, u
:, nv iI>ed that rave wropgCd h'm; but II .
man wrongs me, a. you have done "a your pa
or of today, l will tefsnd myself and char
a, t,Iizs the wI,ns, and will stand In my. p,ace,
II spI n,ltie for such ssiisfsction' a. II msy
us in his power to obtain. do NOT
fear you nor any one else; nor do !, whom
know am right, fear that "public opinion"
hlch sustAins the code OF the duellist.
The challenger was JoIrs W. SrME, ST.,
rroprittcr oftee Rsleigb, N. C., Register-the
shsiltngtd, W. W. HoLDss, Of tho same place.
NEGLECT on HAvELooK's GRAyE.-A SOL
dier whiting fIom Dude, March ID, says I'm
our route We came to Lacknew, whtre the re-
owned General HAvELocK brsathsd his iaass
no where his remains are inferred. A more
-rCtched naIk for The grave of brave soldier
lever wiIueis d, and tays seen great mx'
ny duiius my career as q soldier. The tnfor
Tn tka hv Ia N
bsd tick at nailed 10 tree, with the following
iaicIiptlon dcns with an old nail, or some other
,uch lnstrua ent Here rest the remains o.
l General RAsELoCK." 30 you sec thA' nas l
o'm ~ is more respected by the men W. ho
-siv,d under him than by tno soVai''inon' w
faithfully served. cu.,
ALIVE wurrE WuAIT, capsn, Vi 'ue ~. -
st. Lawrence, has arrived III no'Uh anu
piLi.sd A. the Aqus,ial Gardens
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Release ola Prise Shp.-Thc George w.
Smith, recently seized as a prize, was on Sat-
urday released from custody, on the ground Of
the seizure before the OK PR l'ion Of tho fftsen
da's notice. This Is under the direction Of tho
War Der Itmen' All con raband goods were
how.vrr retained at Fortress Monroe.
The North Carolina IL in possession OF the
Commissioners and will be shortly dealt with.
Toe Nor,b Carolina made tho attonp, TO run
the blockade at Norfolk. She Is of i've hun.
dred tens burden
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Eire In Vermont

Concord, Nay PA fire caught In tho peg
artory at White X YER JuC Crou, W, al IL - this
uorniog turning thst building, LAruoI's Large
machine chop, .he Passunpsle X. H. wood shed,
c0nta niLs by soIds Of wood the passenger dep =,
in which were the telegraph and post Ofics, freight
depot aNd ice house. TIE fire then crossed White
River sDd burned wool Store and house on ia,
North Iids. The Passump5'e bridge was ssvera
times on fire, bat extingd'she1. Tue wind blew
j very lard from the yuth.
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Foreign Arms for the Uaited States.
TIE REBELS PURCHA SING RIFLKD CAM
rnN

A New York merchant writes from London
under date Of the 1i,h instant;
~ made application 70 one Of the best builders
In The country, who has built great many for this
government, always T. their entire satisfaction and
lie has furnished with the enclosed statistics for
gun-toas built Of teak osk. fastened through ghnut
with copper boltsd through and through. Tue
great difficulty Is the time IL will take 10 build
Them. They can be butll Of iron In about half the
tune, and thiAS would IN every way be equal, and
In many respects superior 10 wood. Mr.. LAIRD has
built for Continental governments, and ID Duildias
for France now.
/ also send note concerning three 6ne iron
,hips that can be ready for sea ut weeks notice.
Tnsy can be bad for f36, OO each, and cost whtn
new GO5 900, though now AZ good when first
built. The is no dlfheuty In strengthening the N
for rcarryirg heavy guns forward ami sfI. There
o,her sLps 10 b. had, but generally 1T eXtrava
giant price. but these three have examined care
fully, and feel confident OF thsir being in perfect
Ger.
"Our enemies are here working their treasonabl @
slhem6s. l met them at u usseis buying arms and
ammunition They haze purchased nearly one
kundred Tifed cannon IN this country, which
are soon to be shipped. probably tom Liverpool.
hope 10 lie able 10 send word by what vessels IN
tne To have them seized. hear n them "a, N IA,
chester aLd Birmingham In search Of rifles, &c
Their h Gdqusrters Is at she new hotel, West min.
bter end earn that our Consul General, CANPIEiL
a southern man, meets, COunsGls and advises ttem
oar ueg C,I a has just arrived, and am happy
to soy Is active in til raTting their plans"
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Letter. fros sss vei.stesr.

Shdmer Baltimore, on Afrdn ira, May u
Since the las, two mcst sad events have oc
CURED, The death of Colonel vospusGH and tn
| assassination Of Colonel ELLSWORTH. 70
have no doubt published by this time, an sc
count OF tho death aud funeral ceremonies o
our late Colonel far better than could doscrib
them. The c.romonhs we're very solemn an.
the singing II the drse by The whole regimen
scet mpanied by the tand, csuicd many manly
besr's to hesve with emotion.
C"Iotcl VosnsRens ability ss military man
gave H''at confidence to his soldiers, whsrc hs
would lead, they were ~illiog to follow. Iii,
sthn 'n'y condret won him maay friends,
ara none could fail TO admire his sel'- sacrifice,
ana inc s'af he EXHIBITED in making his rcg
mem one oil the finest in Tho Uoitd $ stcs, for
no Jared Lei'her bsslth nor cohfort, time nor
expense In this his favorite psrsui.. will
NO" 'urn 10 mo movement on Aloxandria ard
the unfortunate casualty which th,re occurred.
ies'eruay ana the DAY prsviouo II was ru-
"orcu IN 'he Navy lard that somo uncommon
mo'e"eht would take place, bat no one could
eh "ns'' ulI last evening the report circulated
hat We would 30 to Alexandria. Rumor for
once ~a' r'stt' The fJcahon'as, Mt. Vernon,
James Jay, Baltimore, and some Other boats,
hau steam up ready TO start, and during the
Neh'nEa h"mper OF siows covered with plat
i'rmsN WIN a pandrail surrounding ihem, were
""eu Ps' ou' o"t' Az mihn'ght we leit tho
o"'h' having Two iron iirhto'' and six other
large boats III tow. Tho NJ Ncrnop, with q
a, utIIulltF pI al Al, Al
time. We arrived opPo'ite the I,uavo camp
when u ABOUT thiee miles from the Yard, on
inc owner s'do OF re r'oi' AMI attcr soma delay
ran the DOW OF the teat sgr"unt, and formed
Wioge OF boats to tho shore. Tho embGks-
uoh was SLOW WORK, mo boats not being firmly
fastened 'ose'ner ana the men having to step
IRON seat 10 scat and bs helpd aboard, for the
gang PLANK u'd not bs used. BstSeen four
ana hve hundred were taken aboard, tho Mount
vernon taking about the sains number leaving
hunufeu OF 80 In ths camp. We soon
reached Alexsndfia on nearing tue dock tho
sshtines OF 'he enemy who werc posted along
shore mea theit musset' In the air and scam
Psrea o" Us 'As' ss theI logs could carry them,
so"o "aS"" .no" ooH'S Anu piankets behind
oo"e VI 'so .'u"'eS suPPoseu IN" hring was
in'eho'u io' mum aAu Prepred 70 return 1t,
ou' "e'o 500" i'Sfahed oy their officers.
iheir conuuct on ooird tbo boat was excellent,
no.n'nS oou'u eN'sod 'ne'r discipline; thu
pe"toious nreman could not oe recognized in
the orderly Zoaave.
On landing they formed In Came ron s,ro.,
,h., r,,n;n, % a.. ao,l 49,, ,,,
.' .''e w ''.S NN~Ht "'u ne'Sneu 70 tne
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Nav YORK HosrrAL-Weskly report to
May "a, lsGi .-Remsining on May II, 3O7 ;
admitted 10 May "a, e.; discharged, cured or
relieved, 65i died, 4; remaining at date, 325.-
Males 292; females, 80,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE

Adve ilsmsn~-Yor sysry yoUR LfNp1. ksrsp-
i've words or loss, ono day, 80 cents; ,ve dsSs, ii
cens three days, 81; sE days, 81 10. Al isssr-
tons inside, same p Ice each d.y. ''. TT7TV-- "
Marriages and Dvs,hs, 25 cents or saoh fpur linz
ntby Advertisements Of four lines, insert q -
the convt nepce OF the CD -, a. for sysry ~ ieepr
ons. Advertise me, u received until 10 oscluua.
r. N. This sssabiishn-snt Ia entirely clossd -
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LOST AND FOUND.

,oG LOsr-A SMALL YELLOW DOG
4. osid u any one on returnlng her :, iIS 0
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
sUslNHss CWANCEs.

BAKERY FOR SALE-LEASE AND FIX
- tur.s 'Dr ss'e low; doing good s,h buslne4s; a
s,celleIt oppoItun.t for ATTY p.r.ou wishing - an
ase in the bIsperS Inquire of hr. YOUNG, Flol'
Ne chsut I b Broad Il, N. Y. my2o 2'l22
EAKERY FOR SALE-NOW DOING
lpgood business, WITH lelsa Of the premises for 4
ge,rs Inquire on the promises, 100 Thompson St
my4 BIB
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10 LET.

A PARTMENT5 TO LET-NICE APART
IA n,erts 10 et consisting Of front and back room
and two beirco rs gas In hall rent SO 95, IS Scam
mel ~; also rooms IN tsb floor, rent " 90. s,sb
front and tack room and bedroom. rent eli, ga.
pie u. laluire ia Es~ex st mykS S'lCG
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RSlPLOxmEy'r-sa.l,,

.NANTkD fOk TAX U. D. ARMl, 400
w ycuns men. s,t.esn 81 and % ye., Of .sv, sl.
client pay, 30, with board, clothing nd lasd al a.
,ntsnos. Appiy q ths principel rscnlihas 4atics.
10 Csdar 4, o. n brn,lnb, n Cherry slmyl s1.ssiT
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lOUSE AND LOTS TO LET-A HOUSE
4 sHd FIVE lots. on Hudsoa ave, Bergen hin horse
70 u. q L, ASGKSiSx, 8is Wsshinston Il, ASy'v Ss.
York. my24 s'iCG
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sheriff Sale on Eoreciosnre.

StGte # ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. Circuit Coa,rt
: Parker W i"ue
Try ARIOE and in pursuance Of final
HS judgment lor the sale OF the mortgaged premises
hereinafter described made and entered in the above en-
titled cause, on the seventh day of May A. D. 1861 at 3
kegua Tenn of said Court l. James NJ Stebbins Sher
III 81 kenosha County, shall cfef for sale and sell, at
Puolc auction to she highest bidder therefor at the front
door OF the Court House. in the city and county OF Keno
saa ana state Of Wisconsin, Saturday the ION dav of
august, A. D. lS6l between the hours Of one and two
CLOCK IN The afternoon said day, the following Described
premises, to witSituae in the town of Bristol in ~
county OF kenosha aforesaid, thirty 30 acres Of from
the west side OF the east half Of the south yrest
section number four a., town one az north df Rn
number twenty one CD east: Also, twentv.fve ~,
acres off from the east side of the west half Of ai s
west quarter OF said section four a. town and RANGE
aforesaid: Also i've (5) acres adjoining the last de-
scrlbed parcel in the said west half Of said south at
quarter OF said section four a. in said town and range
ana measuring and being thirteen and Que half GS 92
RODS IN width on the south line Of quarter section
measuring west from the west line OF the above described
parcI OF and extendi' north
WIN le section line, far enough include Ave acres
BENG sixty (60) acres in AL, more or less 7
Dated May S, 1861. JAMES NJ eT,,n,,,
JON b. JLsUN, Sheriff Of ISL r. oIiLbbINs,
PITis Rt4v SNeIlu oil Aenosha County.
13vd0
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From the ETamaner.

From the ETamaner. NOrfolk We.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz: Cure of headache in all its
forms.
From the E~anadner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, MINI
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box (Cephalic Pills. so that you
may have them in case Of an attack
From the AdvertiSer, Providence. e. T.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered
From the Western r. r. Gazette, Chicago, Ill.,
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his nm
rivalled Cephalic Pills.
From the KasGaoha VaHey,S Kanaaoha,; Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, will stick to them.
From tie Southern Path Finder, Neo Orleans, La,
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already
numerous list that has receiveo% benefits that no
other medicine can produce.
From the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article Cephalic
Pills. is rapidly increasing
From the Gazette, Davenport, Ioaca.
Mr.. Spalding would not connect his name with
an article he did not kR0a0 to possess real merit
From the AdUertiser, Providence, r. I
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
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EAenosI.n Countv.-.Cironit e,an-.

Joseph v 2uarels as. Administrator of the Estate of
william I. Wattes, deceased, against BENJAMIN r.
0eWett, Erastus Il. Jewett, Helen h Jewett
EeERSUANT to further Judgment of foreclosure or,
sale rendered in this action at the Nav tenn Of @a
court l96I shall sell at public auction for e6sb af
te court house door, in Kenosha city, on the 12tb de
OF octoper 1871, between the hours of one and tbs
O'Clock IN the afternoon, the following premises des
cIipeu IN sald further Judgment SO much thereof a
pe necessary to raise the amount of said further
oil the Northwest quarter of Section number fifteen IN
oWnsap one north Of range twenty-five east lying and
oeihg east OF the Milwaukee road and contaninS 100
HOO acres-save and except the northeast 80
acres or Whereabouts. Oe'As ~
Dated July 8, 1861
j. J. PETIT, NJ srT,pp1N-o
Plhs Atty. [12w8l Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
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Natural Grape TrelIis.-There s nothing
better, and nothing half cheap, in a wooded
country, for grape trellis small tree Cedar
is best, both account of durability and the nat
ural form, but a small chestnut or oak, grown in
open ground, has pretty good form, and will last
several years. The pyramidGl form of the cedar
will give plat of ground set with vines, trained
each upon it's cedar standard most unique and
beautiful Appearance The tree is cut close to the
ground or dug up with portion of the roots, and
Invested of all the small branches, and the large
ones cut to suitable length, and then set where
the vine can be trained upon it instead of single
stake. When fully covered with vines and branch.
es recothed with the foliage these stakes look like
green trees, and are very ornamental in gardens,
yards or lawns.
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A cure for horn dstemper is put forth by COR
respondent of the New Yorker In reply to another
correspondent who wants to know what TO do
for his COW o.
Il could not say what to do for her, for fear it
taken IN TIME, viii give cure l have never
known 1 70 Isli which Is garden rue and fresh but
Tor Inc rue to be simmered in the butter until
tne sreng IN - Out and poured into the ears milk
ear at time. 1t should be administered once in
twenty'fouT hours A half,a dozen anpleations
win generally effect eure.D "FP-'''''ON'
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Collie in MOrscs.--I will give you q receipt
which have known to cure in few minutes.
knew a horse taken with it on tread-whoel to a
carding machine, so that the owner tho't he could
not live. He got the veterinary surgeons, and they
did what they could, and all decided that the horse
must die. The mans wife, who believed and prac-
tioed hygiene, from the time the horse was taken,
tried to persuade her husband TO q wet band
age, but he insisted it would do no good After all
had given up that the horse could not live, by her
charlottesville doctors saying it would do no good
or hurt-he took u thick bed comforter, bound it
around the horse went to the well and drew water,
and poured it on till thoroughly soaked. 1t SEEM
cd like pot boiling. In less than fifteen minutes
from the time he commenced the watering process,
the horse was up and eating, to the great surprise
of the horse doctors, who knew it could not live
The horse did good service afterwards. This reel.
pc / gave several years ago, and it was copied in
to most, as was told by editor, OF the agricul
tural, and many other papers in the United States.
Many have tried and proved it. Try it, brother
farmers. -FaTmers' AdUocate.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-18
s,v.o~.; as ..--Om e X ecutioD. Kero...-
Saw,.v. CircLEk Court

Enoch W. Evans, against yefffies Sullivan
EpY VIRTUE of an execution IN the above entitled
z D cause tested the 9TH day of june A. D. 1861 To
me directed and delivered have levied upon and shsI
sell public auction TO the highest bidder the front
door of the Court House in the city and county of sn
CHI and State of Wisconsin, Saturday. ,
the 27tla day OF July, 1861, at i o'cIoc1-
of that day. all the right, title and interest p
above named defendant had on the 9Th dav which the
A. D. 1852 or has since acquired in ar Oh December,
described real estate, to wit; The NO
half hal block Number ninety V 3an
tythree, (2 east in the 4th ward of the c , y wen
sha, county ofKenosha and State OF WisconS VI Aeho
JAMES M. STEBBINs
sherins Office, June II, 1861 S CO.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-18

a Remedy for Vine BnBs.-A writer in the
Germantown Telegraph asserts that radishes plant
ed in the hill, with melon or cucumber seed, will
save the vines from the bugs, because the bugs
like the radish plants better than the vines and
will eat them first, and in the meantime the vine
plants grow to a size that the bugs don't modest
them. AS this is the time Of planting pickle crops
the experiment should be tried Some Long Island
farmers plant so much cucumber seed that the
bugs cannot eat them all, and so save enough to
grow.