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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-27
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$500 s.. 8. u. Reper.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-27

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BEN Gubfcribenten Oureb ben Meenter
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-27
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-27

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TOret 6r. OeOrs BmfA BEN uwecfer''
tdaltA ben Sub~fcribemten ms 0ame.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-27
Neme Mn1eiQen.
Eo0e8s Mn3e,oe

Sean<Doul gp9e $40. L. 9. s. Il. g..
res 5titFr Iberf ~phtGtfp mmert h ermit bena6rtGti +
Oetltibe itatb an 70. 3ult .. S. ma reno or III ariessaeiau,
9enlhalt 8 balte muroe IN %2pubbur4, pa.
. 5 Nr. 56rntdoI. 6-tftm.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-27
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gen StriammIung .jablrei6 ei}urpbnen, tnce1n midi : g..
l0atte t%0SsHtlt@s unierEiisung + trefeaSl sur Glletiaune
rorlIegeu.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-13
why do Wen Garry Canes.

One of our exchanges thus dicours-
es about canes: "Can anybody tell
us WHY some men sound in limbs and
strong wlnded, are tied to canes ?
We know several persons, who, to all
appearances, have no more use tor
cane than a iackass has for tuning
fork, that, meet them where you will,
their cane is never absent compan~
lion. In some instances this article is
several inches too short to be Of any
service, suppos;ng the owner wanted
it for support : in others it is too long
then again it is too weak, being mere
switch. Sometimes the cane is thick
and heavy, and ii the bearer happens
to be feeble looking man, his cane
seems to be a burden to him. Young
| aud middle-aged men, as well as those
well advanced III years, use canes.
Some 60 fourishing;their sticks along,
never once touching them to the ground;
some carry them Rugged up in their
arms; some let them slide half way
t. rough their hands at every step,
bouncing them on the sidewalk; some
men carry them as if ready to knock
down an adversary; some drop them
lightly to the ground as if fearful of
hurting their sticks, or that which came
in contact with them; some go with
the heads of their canes (especlialy if
they are gold) bobbing about their
mouths, particularly when they are sit.
ting still. Nobody, excepting the old
and decrepit, knows why he carries a
cane. The only use we can see for
them is to beat vicious dogs, if one is
attacked and we reckon people car
ry canes for the same reason that they
snuff, smoke and chew-it is habit
they have acquired.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-13

An occasional correspondent Of the
New York Eceniaag Post, in recent
letter, gives a very interesting sketch
of Washington Society, and the chan
ges and transformations it has under
gone since the fall of the pro slavery
regime. The following sketch Of an
hourin the Senate, when Hon. CHARLES
SUMNER was to speak, will be read
with much interest:
The finger OF the bright enamelled
clock over the door touches one. Mr..
Hamlin announces that Mr.. Sumner
has the floor. AS the rich, sonorous
voice breaks the stiffness with" Mr..
President, every principle of interna>
tional law" &c, Senator Wilson sud
denly wheels around in his chair and
looks into the face of his colleague.
Senator Hale's restless hands grow
quiet. and the clear, fl antic eye is turn
ed upon his friend. Senator King
softly adjusts his immense bulk, and
drops his head to listen Senator boo
little looks earnestly out from under
his shaggy locks and trowning eye
brows. Gen. Pomeroy turns square
about folds his plump hands, hissmooth,
complacent, amiable face full Of mark
ed attention. Gen. Lane leans back,
crosses his legs, and tears strips Of pa
per to pieces, as has been his wont du-
ring the excitement caused by his con-
tested seat. Mr.. Kennedy, the state
ly, sanguine Senator from Maryland,
places himself in courtly position and
listens with great politeness.
Senator Clark, Of New Hampshire,
lowers his black eyebrows and NOUS
tache, settles his Choate like face into
a receptive expression, Senator FEES
sender throws his hand forgetfully
over the arm Of his chair, while he
leans forward his large, thoughtful
brow, as If to meet thought with
thought. Thus, with unwavering at
tention, they listen and to listen is
not what these distinguished gentle
men DO every day. They listen for
one hour and three quarters, when the
speech concluded with these words
" Amidst all the present eXclteG ents-
amidst all present trials-it only re-
mains Tor us to uphold the constant
policy of The Republic, and to stand
fast on the ancient ways
AS Charles Sumner uttered these
words with quiyerlng finger and vi
brant frame, across his features fash
ed the quick corruscation Of the live,
inward flame. His face shone white,
transfgured. For a moment | beheld
incarnate the ideal of an old time vis~
iona Grecian discoursing with men
Call this extravaganza, if you please,
| thought so then-thnk so still.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-13

ley's fat palm. No Kohinoor jewel
could have been more welcome to her
at this momcnt. Mrs. Ridley Withdrew
nuttering apologetically, and Mary
CIV deep sigh Of relief
You are dear little messenger,
ge,sy,'' she said " / am sure Provi~
1gncc sent to us that half dime !"
Only five cents! How much good
the tiny coin can do-and how much
1rouble can be made by the lack of on
five cents.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-13
Foreclosure SSlrs
KENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

Sara NJ Capp against Sarah b. Clapp, Hetue 5. Clapp
Isaac N. Clapp (aias) Thomas V. tlapp and Nathalie
P. Clapp.
pursuance and by virurc of Judgment of foreclo
sure and and entered in the above entitled
action on the l9h day 81 November, A d. lS6l,-I,
James NJ Stebhins sheriff of KenOsha county, shall on
Tuesday the fourth day OF March next, (iob2) at the
hour OF one O'Clock in the afternoon at the front door
of the Court House in the city and county Of kenosha
offer for K ard sell public auction the highest
bidder therefor the following described lands ana real
estate much thereof as shall be necessary to pay
the amount ofsuchj judgment and interest ana costs ahd
the expenses OF such sane, to wit:
All the undivided two-thirds part OF those certain par
Gel or lots Of land lying and being the town OF SOM
.rs in the county of Keuusha State of Wis uSn,
and more particularly desCr b, us follows wit; The
Outh west quarter of section No. twenty Three (28) IN
township no. two (2) moth Of age no, twehy.lw" CID
St Also the south half OF the sOutp east quarter OF
section no twenty three 49, in towushp no. two ~
north Of range no. twenty i22) cast, containing IN
all $40 of land. JAMES " SIEbblNoi
WEBSTER SCHoFF, Sheriff Vi hrnosha GO.
PHI s Att'ys. 3m20
NV h.. i
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-13
1000 Agents w anted

To Introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Remedies into every
county. Men women who want to make money quick.
ly, better with {. articles than any thing in
market They new, useful, low priced, and We are
spending eds in advertising Il en- for the ue
OF Boxes Of samples containing doz- Of tn,.
dollar pa, kages above specified with circulars will
he sent receipt Of doLarS about half price to
atty person wIshiUg l. his skill IN selling
with the vie OF becoming The, can be sold
in dsy. S-E We aCDUtd rnthsr png salaries than
commissions 10 those zch0 110Ue themselves efficient
statesmen.
gaS- Now Is the time to go into the business Far
address and references see above.
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|. Nj, Singer j. Co.'S Gazette.
Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted
the subject.-It will be sent GRATIS.

Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted
the subject.-It will be sent GRATIS.
az We made the above REDUCTION IN PRI-
CES with the fold oil benz fling the public and
ourselves. The public have been swudled ~ spurious
machines made i'll initial ion OF The metal in thlm
from the iron casting the lest piece, is Of poor
quality. Their makers have not the do their
work we'll. They hid away ia secret Places where
would be impossible to have at Their command the
proper mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doing 3
greet business ard having extensive manufacturing
crate prices The best designed machii es, BADLY
sure cost considerable trouble and money to keep
them IN repair.
The qualities be looked for in Machine are GER
of construction great durability and rapidly fopera-
tion with the least labor Machines to combine these
essential qualities, must be made of the best metal and
finished to perfection We have the ways and means,
on a grand scale, to do this.
The purchasers ofMaehines whose daily bread may
concern, will nQ that those having the above qualities
not only work well rapid well SLO1o rates of
speed, bat asst long il the finest possible working
-ur Machines, as n1dde by as, will money
with less labor than any others whether in imitation OF
ours In fact they cheaper than any Other
Machines as gift.
g>Fs- Local agents wanted.
I. NJ. SINGER & Co.,
45S, Broadway, n. v.
Milwaukee Ohiee--lT NEWHALL HOUSE. lyl0
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Singers Letter A Machine,

Is TIE Machine in the world FAMILY SEWING and
Light Manufacturing purposes Price, iacM Hemmer,)
and beautifully ornamented, $50.
The Nos and 2 Machines are of grea: capacity aud
application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No. Machines especially adapted to all
kinds OF light and heavy Leather Work, Carria &c
Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness NJ king etc,
to take under it and stitch the largest sized dashes-
There scarcely any part of TrmmerS stitching that
cannot be better done with them than by hand So
the saving Of time and labor very great he table of
these machines is "a Inches long, and the shuttle will
hold six times the usual quantity of thread The large
machines work AS fast as small ones.
We wouu ask TOR our i.c ter Machines, the speci Il
attention Vest Makers and Dress Makers, and all
those who want machines fer Aght manufacturing
purposes. They embOdy the incpirs of he standard
ma Chimes making like them, the nterocked oh, and
are destined be celebrated for FAAY SEWING and
light manufacturing purposes standard machines
aye for manufacturing purposes III general.
We have ways haud, RemDEiRg Suages,
silk Twist, LINEN and Cotton 4 ii. ad, Oh
SpoOls, Best Macfline UIl in bottles. etc etc
We manufacture Needle, and would warn
all persons using Machines TO buy any 9th rs
We know there needles sold of the inferior
quality, al higher prices than charge TO- tile best
Phe needles sold by manufactured especially for
Machines. 4 bad needle may render the best
Ndcht2ye almost useless
Oar customers may assured that all our Branch
Offices furnished with the genuine article"
La of small purchases, the money ma be in
postage stamps, bank notes.
S3 Correspondents will please write their names dis
tincty 1t is all impo' that should III each case
know the Post Office County and State
All persons requiring il ormatiOI about Sc wing
Machines, their sizes, prices, working capacities, and
the best method o: purchasing, obtain by sending
% us. + Ii q Branch Offices IN - nf
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Price, only Is Cents each

liberal discount made TO dealers
Address Principal Office, Tribune Build
ings, No. 1 Spruce Street, New York.
Sod also by Casweil Mack Co., Fifth Avenue Hotel
j. & l. CoddiBgtOn, Il5 Broadway; D. s. Barnes, POP
Broadway, and by all druggists. 1y2S
NOtice.-We are daily receiving orders to send BY
mail some more of DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies
which we cannot fill. None arc maiable except the
ven dEgid Plaster, which we send in envelope OF
receipt Of price 10 cents and stamp But accom-
MEDIATE persons in places where the druggists store
keepers behind lie age, have put up packa yes in
white emb ossed boxes, inches BY Jour- with
box containing bottle of DR.. Hurds
N0tth Wash, acd Tooth Ache drops, box OF TDotd
FoacdeJ the Mem digiG Plaster and valuable little
preserving Hsena and the proper treatment OF chi
dy ems Ieeth worth OF itself the e. ire every
young man woman, or parents with young children
with sundry other necessary articles price per pack
age dOldr six packages for 80 sent by express
directed. AS the express charges not much If
any, dozen than cue, it is far cheaper to
order six dozen packages at one time. A large
aEiy will want all, the surplus can be disposed Of
negbbors with public benefit, for estimate
hew much pain suff ring unhappiress, and dsfgure-
meat eXpvu-e, loss OF time mo?ey woui he say ed
70 county if every amily day had ttese
packages, which IL itself complete set Of DeutaI
Remedies Address NM Is. HURD d Co., Z. lbune Build
Tugs, New York, and write name and address plainly
That remItta noes may be made with confidence W b.
i. & Ce refer the mayor of Br0uGyp, G. w. GRIF-
Eth. President of the Farmers Citizens Bank
cokl'n; u The Editor of the American hanufactur-
eTs Gazette; joy, Coe Co, Publishers Agents, n
Y; in P. r. BARSUN. Esq, who knows good THU
wien he sees it aud who has already ordered second
supply, etc.
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EN- PKORATE.-kENO COUNTY
CUURT
gAX notice.

OFFICE OF THE CLtHK BOARD orr
SUPERVISORS, kENosHA Co., November 30, 1851
The foHowil is lisl of the ur, deemed pieces, par
GELS, and lots of land, situate, lying aud beng in the
comfy of Kenosha and State of Wisconsn which were
sold on the sixth day Of Ser teber a D. 1889 for the
unpaid taxes 1888, specifying each or lot o. land
OF the person to whom assessed II t. any ana
he amount of taxes charges and interest cacu ted On
the last day of redemption, due each parcel Nov,
therefore, notice is hereby Civ that unless such lands
be redeemed before the sixth day of September,
1862, they Will be conye. cd to the purchaser.
IRA PIERCE Clerb OF
the Board of Supervisors of Kenosha County.
The foiEopiag lands are "a HE city Of kenOShG,
Wisconsin:
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MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
DR. Y. e. PRICE.

AN ALGI lCA /. Z II \ = | g | y \ =.
Late Of Buffalo, Y, be consulted at
KENOSHA. City Hotel, the forenoon Of Tues iav
and during We'd esday, the 26th ana =7th Of M.rch
Racine, Racine H0uae, g h OF March.
Waukt gan, at residence. Z2i OF February.
Woodstock, Exchange Hotel, 7ih Of april.
Principal Office, Chicago, Ill.
Residesce-M aukegap. ILL.,, whore all letters may be
sent.
DR. PRIt devotes his whole time to the cure Of Sro
fusa, Rheumatism. Fits. Nervous Haiadics
Female Difficulties. Consumption, TIsoat
Liver. Heart. and all Chrome Complaint Our prac-
tce founded truth OF seventeen years standing, DIFF
fers from all others, triing with human existence
sacrificing life by experiments We know upon examin.
alton the OF disease and remedy needed to
it, not by guess 6, but by knowing. Nopoons or harsh
medicines njure the constitution, but mild and eff
cIent; making sick make well, tearing down to
build up, abandoning business starving no giving
cou 2gemen without prospect, coming ouce never BE-
sect again. bat honest in dealings, lr luk 10 op!L.
ePs moderate m our charges, regular every few wseas
IL our Wits We invite ailOa claim not to know
everything, or 10 cure every bodydU claim ard
common sense and 10 cure OF saido be
cur abe We particularly request those no have trjed
this scientific doctor thar respectful physician boastsU
80 advertised medicines and doctors until Wo out and
discouraged, CALI upon U.s. costs polhiur A. cons1I,s
TN Is 'fe9. 1yls
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E3a&AOEMsiOn .VOEiCc.

TENHE co-partnetshp Lerer'fose eXstIg o. ae ne It
o. name ~ Vie ui SHOTLIFF bAO'hfH -
4y dissolved By !. urual me "hshf-S ~ De
rird on a. tie. I'D -,ahr by Itas Shonn, VINO Is
30 rhoiz-d ard powered L" ettlr ~ a. iie DiSesS
~ JOHN HOILIFF
vilnot. Kgnosla Co, jan. %, 1872. 4we5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-13

J. c. Hugunin--Lot ) bk 3 on the n. E. Or of sec
ton 81 Gown range %, on ash'pgton Island 5,44
ton 81 town r@Sge %, on Washington island 42y
8. Hale Lot ! ok in the S. w. or OF section 81
town range 90 02,'U
A. IL. PETERSON the n Z. or of section town
range %, come encing at the corner OF lot y
thence 81 # thence to W line Of said ot, thence
so sd line to a point "A It II of the line OF
sd lot, thence " to W line OF IL ii, thence to
W cor OF It II, thence TO beginning. Lots IL,
10 and a. JSf'
G, L. Shoes-0n the ). W. Or Of section 81 town
range 23 commencing at n cor of 1t 10 Tx
Fisk's Addition thence to W line of h n sd
blk, tlence II IS 1t, thence etc West Main street,
thence SIS 1t to beginning, SS,oz
Kenosha Nov. 80, 1861. l3w20
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Great Reduction i'm the Prices
Of
Singer & Co. s STANDARD MACHINES



No q, standard shuttle Machine, fOT-
nacriy sold at 500, EsGaucesl so $50.
No. =. Standard shuttle Machine, for
rnerIy sold at 500, Ekeduccd 80 S75.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-13
"OnIy Five Gents .
"Only five cents p

small silver coin into the blue, out
stetcked palm OF the torlorn street
sweeper. whose well worn broom gas
stemming the flood OF Jan. thaw,
where one Of the side streets crossed
Broadway.
Il thought you had determined to
economist this winter, said Conscience.
& 4 cent would have answered every
raouisition-whatw was the use Of Civ
ing him more"
20, pshaw what's five cents Cant
be chasin pennies round my pocket,
and the poor little bedraggled mp de-
served something" -,
How easy it is to blind poor old
mot,er Conscience, when LazlnessPutS
on the cap and spectacIes OF Phllan
thropy? Mr.. Spendpenny really teit
ike = hero as ne splashed along on his
way to the rail road depot.
There, confound it! I've forgot
ten the babys medicine, and to mor>
row is Sunday"
Mr. Spendpenny plucked out his
watch-there were just nine minutes
to spare before the leaving OF the tram
and he rushed frautically for drug
store.
"A paper Of catnip-quick, if you
please y
Only five cents, sir" said the clerk.
Mr.. Spendpenny fumbled inpatient
ly in his .pocket-the only com there
was a solita y copper. a five dollar
note Law neatly folded in his portemon
niche threw it down iii despair Ney,
cr was clerk so leisurely and meth>
odlcal in making change, and when he
laid the bills and silver on the counter,
Mr.. opcndpenny caught them up with
out counting, AMI da.ted II be line
out Of the store.
The huge iron horse, with throat Of
IRON aud lungs IT tile, was standing III
the depot, ready for start, when Mir.
Spendpcnny rushed painting up to The
ticket office.
GA doubtful bill, sir, " said The agent,
pushing back the protfrred money.
cit must be good = calculated Mr.
Spendpenny, bursting III cold perspi
ration, Il just took it down in -
street"
IAN 'ie'P '''',, H,,' W uo -, t t,"t
SldGf ~ Sa'e 70 '"No No''S o'' ''"'
baIlk' , .u..
away and MIR. Spendp penny nervously
ransacked his pockets tose il he could
make out the requisite amount. It was
all there, except-oHly five cents
w ME ne was looNihg arouii'' 'i'e
depot 10 discover some lIle'i', III nee"
10 advance 'ee prov oN',lS'y P"'u sa ti
'le qu'''' u '''o''9'' al '''' = w.,
ENGINE, o''u''i" ~ "ii''' 9''ioNI ''.0'
uP"",H - o''' ''.' 49, ,''',' y" W.
an elofi'o' 80 'e''' '''' = ''''' - : an -
mo'e e., ,,,....,, ~. .,..
=, l'e' ( II 81 S'NiIi,' Wv '9,'''oV
0Pcn1Pe"14 'I' l"S' '"'o"e, !, u on
ui'ull nlo"'''y' an" - ''''V
last, oyer 0Hno 49,, , ,hnu u" ,; "1,,'
beGhy y - De u"NIn ,nr,' oJ.';I ~
ana she De mortaliy ohehae" IL u, III
not Ihere l" LheeI heI' a'o S''e wiz =. az
yer her WIZ Ill Jun l"Eo'--"io '''S
DaOy can nav l'S '"'"ip GIN" nt
choSG I'5Po, V"4U P",s' > t'''U "~,'S
Io' .'ioil"ay 90 ~. ', tho ''n "tr'
Nonlou'lo II "'l J." - 5'T 81 -, P pI
"IeIch 30 "'''"'NS -, 1A'''' '''' i'' '''' "
oI-oiiiy hEe Genus
Saturday night IN the gioomieSt Por-
I'enS OF me great '"arhlihS ha"g' o.
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The celebrated pa 30 maker. b GA lwood who
died recently in London, lcf a +, TT me amount.
ing TO t9oJ'6oo, all made from pislo making,
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US4I
1859
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-13
DAREENG'S
LIVER REGULATOR,

Are pure vegetable extracts They all bilious dis
orders of the human system They regulate and invg
crate the liver and kidneys they give tone to the di
gestive they regulate the secreons eXsretons
and exhaIatons equalize the circulation and purify
the blood. Thus dN6itiOus OnapIdintssome CT which
Torpid Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Piles, ellis
and Feyers, Cosveness pessilre entirely
roed and cured by these remedies.