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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-18

GOdeys Endy's BoOk.-Godye's Lady'a
Book for January has been on hand several days
and fully meets the most sanguine expe ctstions Of
Its friends. We have often heretofore spoken Of
its merits. and we feel confident that it's subscl:-
bers in this vicinity, will justify all that we have
said in Justification of it. Each number besides
lie embellishments and literary reading contains q
large amount OF practical information, of value tc
every family As evidence of the growing az
probation of Godyes Ladys Book, its number OF
subscribers in this locality is steadily increasing
Terms
One copy one year, -. Two copies one year, SIS
Three copies one year. Sc. Four copies one
year, 81,
Five copies one year, and an extra COPY t. the
pershn sending the club, $40.
Eight copies one year, and an extra cons, "a IN,
person seading the club, SIS
Eleven copies one year, aud an extra INV ta tbe
person sending the club, 500
And the only magazine that can be introdroo,
into the above clubs in place of the TAIadvs Rool
is Arthur's Home Magazine
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WHEAT FROM MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN,
We understand that our millers are shipping
over the henosha Road this city large guam
'lties OF Minnesota and Wisconsin wheat
Trains Of 10 and % cars Dad ed With this core
al are passing over this road almost daily The
building of the road, notwithstanding the much
that was and has been said against it, hi 4.
proved to be good thing for the business man
of our city-it has been great conveniep "a and
aid to them We are pleased to learn nat CON
siderins the season. it's business IS aastering
indeed. -ROekford Democrat.
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Mr.. Hanche.t's Successor.

The Eau Claire Free Press claims that the
Northern portion of the old second District is
entitled to nominate a candidate for the re-
naming portion of the present term of Cons
gress 1t recommends Joseph S. Thorp, of Eaa
Claire, for the position. and says that he is
thoroughly qualified therefor. The La Crosse
Republican seconds this suggestion.
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BE dempeiOn of Postage a,o,

Redemption of Postage stamn,,Tb.
government has now completed ArraDgerr. ants f.,
The redemption OF all such post age stanns 81 bsne
become soiled, in consequence of being rgea Co,
small change. Offices Tor the rebemption ofstoor,,
nave been designated in the State AS 70 lIows r
Milwaukee, Madison and Racine. Person bavino
stamps of this description which they wis to have
exchanged can transmit therD by mail OF. other.
wise to the office of redeD pton observing, the fol-
lowing regulations,
me stamps are to be separated by the owner
800, - : 10 me different den0mi nations, aud
uPon ti4ese sum. parcels must be marked the
i az VI eao i parcel and the entire lot is to be
p i!a "a VI" envelop and the aggregate value
oi" iieu Ldorsed thereon together with the name
anu dence of the owner But one deposit will
oe a" 1wed By the same person. The parcels as
- wed will be numbered regularly an rece ipt
e ven for the same
, Parties presenting stamps for REDEEM ptien must
do SO on condition that such as may appear to
have been used for prepayment of postage are to
be rejected and destroyed
AT the expiration ofthe period of thirty days the
time fixed tor receiving stamps, the owners will
make application and receive their respective pay
ments in government notes or postage stamps.
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From the 33d.-Our readers will find an in
teresting letter from member of Capt. Linsley's
Company, in the 33d Wis. This regiment which
eft so lately, has gone directly for the land OF
Dixie, and are with The advance of Gen. Grant s
army in Mississippi.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-18

DR.. G. w. Roback, Proprietor of the scandinavian
Remedies Cincinnati Ohio-Dear Sir: Please send me
sixty dozen of your Pills immediately, as am nearly
out and shall lose sale il they arc not promptly ship
ped Although his is very small place. as lsuppose
YOU know am enabled to send you so large an order
because of the physical in this part of the coun-
try nmend them and prescribe them in their prac-
tce People wont have any pills but yours, and they
really the best, for USE them myself when need
anything of the kind.
Last lot Purifier received safe and selling we'll
Will settle it'll your agent whenever called upon snip
care of o. P. Martin, Prairie du CHEN. -
Respectfully yours, NEAL mlNbS
See ADVERTISEMENT in another column. 4w2s
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MIR KEED,

In Pleasant Prairie, on the 18th inst, by Rev T. D.
sourHwoRru, Mr. FREDERICK HANNAHs to Miss
ANN SCOTT, both Of that town
Iu tbisiCity on the 18th nst by Rev. Jason Lothrop
Mr. JAMES JAY VANALsTINE, of Salem, and Miss
ELIZABETH SARAH JONES, of Paris.
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ELKHoRN, JuLe ~, lS6z.
We citizens Of EIkhorn Wis, having purchased fcuii
trees and other nursery stock Of James L. Tubb agent
for the Bloomington Nursery H., X. Pnenx ,propri
eor would state that in every instance We are hghy
peased and entirely satisfied with the in which
our orders were filled, clearly proving the seectioni
to have been carefully made by person well qualified
and we would advise and recommend all who desir
Gus of obtaining Fruit Trees, Evegreens, Bulbs, Orna
mental Trees and Plants, and to have their ordert
promptly filed, ana have Mrifty, hedGhy stock, such
as are well adapted TO the chaugeabe winters and sum
mers OF Wisconsin, to purchase them of Mr.. Tubbs
IL. 4. Spooher, w. H. Petit,
Henry Cousins, y. Is. Davis,
Peter Colder, j. +. Brett,
] L. Holly, Alex. Stevens,
b. v Babcock, W. H. Conger,
s. Ogden, i. G. Merrick,
W Spooner, X. Salisbury,
Thomas Brande.
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MILWAUKEE 81 PRAIRIE DU CHEN ELEyA-
TOR. This building on the opposite bank of
the river is now completed. except the e1teri-
or wall of brick. It's the largest and most
complete elevator west of Lake Michigan, and
attests alike the enterprise of the r. r. Co.
and the immense business of the upper Missis~
sipp that is tributary to this road.
The building is 55 by 1875 feet resting on \
wall of solid masonry five feet thick, is 80 feet
high above low water mark, and has a capsci-
ty of 200, 0C o bushels. 1t is built in the most
perfect and substantial manner, furnished with
the best q ed most approved machinery tor el :
evating, ard eight of Fairbanks I25 bushel
hopper Gates, which for style and finish excel
anything we have before seen. In this the Co
have shown their usual discretion and judge
mene by securing to shippers that they will gel
CORRECT wElGHT-a very important cons'1s-
ration with those vino have produce TO sell, or
to send to market.--Mc GregOr Times.
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The Little PiIgrim.-We take pleasu

The Little Pilgrim.-We take pleasure
in calling the attention of parents TO this little
monthly visitor which in its regular visits makes
So many little hearts better and happier as they
read it's interesting pages. Parents are under OBJ
ligation to do all they for their little ones
FIFTY cents year, invested in the LINE Pilgrim
is the best investment for that purpose lha5 can
think Of For Christmas or New y ear present
nothing could be more appropriate, wbIle the
happiness OF its first appearance is twelve times
renewed, as the seasons revolve. Fifty cents in
stamps, addressed to l.. X, Lippihcott Philadel-
phia, will snsure its presence.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-18

DEATH OF MAJOR EGGLEsToN.-We learn
from the Wisconsin that Major HENRY S. EG>
GLEsToN, of the First Wisconsin Cavalry, died
yesterday, (the 11th,) at the Newhall House
Milwaukee, from Diptheris. Major E. was
about 45 years cid, and leaves wife and child
rem at Ripon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-18

EMHHE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
in Dr. Duponcos Golden Pulls for Females are per
harmless They have been used in the private practice
al 81 and thousands OF ades can
testify to their great aud failing success in almost
in correcting irregularities, relieving painful and
particularly at the change OF e
From FIVE to will that yet dreadful COM
ran the Whites Nearly female in the land suffers
from this complaint ,, IT,. IL, -, ~,
will cure you if you them. They cannot harm you on
the contrary they all distinctions restore nature to
it's pr0per channel and the whole system Ladies
whose health will permit increase OF family VIII ma
these pills preventive. Ladies peculiarly
ted those surprising themselves should not use these
nils during three months, they are certain TO pro-
cure after which admonition the proprietor
ASSUMES no responsibility aho their midness will prevent
any injury aeath The ingredients composing the above
thew are safe and will perform all claimed for them Price
81 DR. box Sold by F. ROBINSON, Druggist, kenoshs,
Sole Agent for KenOShd County, MS.
IADIES,-By sending him 81 through the Kenosha Post
Oce can have the pills sent to part of the city
conntrv (confdentiallyl and free of postage by mail
n b. BelCdre of base counterfeit OF these PHS You can
buy the article at from 70 TO cents
box (dear at that) LADIES lives and health of
tried with besides being imposed
worthless article Therefore CHEERING these
pills for less than 81 box avoid them would poison
They bogus None genuine unless the name OF D D.
HOW is on every box which has recently been added,
1'accounl of the Pill being counterfeited."
Sold also by BoswoRTH Sons, Milwaukee,; COREY Som
Wauke .an; LORD SMITH and FULLER FINCH Chicago.
and by Druggist in every town and village IN the United
States. -, -
HILL g. RUCKEL el3 Greenwich street, New York,
General Wholesale Agents. Iyz2
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DIED.

In the town Of somers, the Sd inst, Miss HULDAH
PIERCE daughter of Jonathan Pierce OF this city sse'
AZ years.
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sPRfsGFIELD, June 10, 1862.
j. L. TUBBs, Esq.-De0r Sir:-PleaBe accept the
thanks undersigned for the promptness and good
fatn with which you FLIED orders for Fruit Trees and
Ornamental Shrubs We were particularly well pleased
with the quality, and also the condition in which they
were delivered We hod them strong healthy and
fresh the nursery, giving unmistakabe evidence
thorough cultivation, judicous selections careful
handing aud expeditions delivery; being in point of
freshness and ygor much superior raised in
climate and soil foreign to ours and exposed to the vi
cssitudes Of thousand miles Of railroad spOrtaton
and we in go d faith recommend those DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning fruit and order them Of you
David Wi liams, A. HofstatteT,
Q. X. Phelps, William Meadows
s. Il. johnson, Frank Freytag,
J. J. Dewey, lc.u Amos FeloWs'
Dan Locke ''"' Peter OrIeIl'
Scion Read Bloomfield, Chariss paFH'
E. s. Saver, Burlington, H. o. 0a1'
East TROY June, Il, 1867.
W. a. q t..,o, 5o hereby certi' y that order
ed from J. L. Tubbs agent for r. K PhnS irelt trees
&c the last sorlpg that said trees were received IN
du time in good order and were particularly satsiac-
rv being well grown and in good, healthy condition
- ne can from our experience, recommend those
fn;t trees tC order them from the Bloomington
w9i.sries through Mr. Tubbs, agent.
q Bsbcock H. b. Clark,
q w Lower, Stephen Field,
j. 6. Dorrance, }. X. stone.
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GEN. BLUNT has telegraph Office within
twenty feet of his tent, and one of the news"
paper correspondents attache to his staff has
in bis tent printing Office IN full blast
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-18

A PoNT0oN BRI DOE is being erected at
Kelly's Ferry lively miles below Chattanooga
on the Tennessee ii yer, by the Federal troops.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-18
grxHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENNE OF INVALID.

Put,shed for the benefit and a warning and eau
ton 10 young men who suffer from Nervous Debllty
Premature Decay, &C., supplying at the same time the
means of Self Cure. By who has cured himself al
ter being put to great expense through medical IMPOSE
ton and duackery By enclosing post paid address
envelope SINGLE COPIES may be had OF the author, a
THANAL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County, new
I
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-18

YEN hALLEoKs REPORT, Which We publish
on our first page will be resJ1 with interest nv
every one.
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An Immense stock, all Nursery grown, and all twice or
more transpanted
0rnansata 7rsss. Weeping Trees, Ornamental 0hiubS
Vines and CTIePsu
ROSES, JAPAN LILIES, GLApIoLUs, in 80 varieties.
DAHLIAS-A superb assortment-l50 proved sorts
PEONIES, YERBgEAs, &c. &c.
WHITE WILLVW-the great grove and fence tree for
the West.
CATALOGUES gratis receipt of 3.cent stamp
Letters promptly answered.. agents wanted
JAMES h.. TUBES,
Dealer in Fruit ~ OrtaneHtnl Tree S,
EUhorn, Wisconsin.
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IMPORTANT TO FEHALES!!
TNTPOtSVANT TO FEM LATEST!
DIR CHEES ENAN'S PILLS
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Dir. CHEESE MANS FILLS
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually peril i she is mad enough to or
those Irregularities to which two-thirds OF
her sex ar4 more less subject. r.
Dir CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same !oT
aula which the inventor, CORNELIUS a. CHEEsEAN ~ ",
Of New York. has for twenty used successfully IN an
extended private practice ateiy relleye ~thIut
relaxation suppression They act IKE eham
moving that accompany difheult or mlnode-
and the only safe anu rellab rene
h for Ylushes Headache, Pains in the ons Back and
Sdea Plantation Of the Heart Nervous Iremors yslerlc
pasms Broken Sleep and other anu dangerous
cs Of an condition Of the sexual functions
In che worst cs FiOr cLbus Whites they effect
speedy cure.
To Wives and MntrOns.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered as the only safeW
means of renewing interrupted menstruation. hut
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
That on that reru ccco,lf taken when the interruption
Srnscted events This CAUTION IS .fBSOLUTELl
NETESS4RY fog such is the tendency of the Pills to
the original Of the sexual atlon tina
they inevitably arrest the process Of CESSATION 40
Explicit directions stating when they should be used VIII
each box-Price One Dollar ecch Boz c0nfGtng % i.s
valuable Pamphlet be had free, of the Agents, ti
sent bp PROMPTLY by enclosing price to the Agent Sole
by Drug gists generally. h, IS Hu I ~
Sold in KenOsha by f. ROBIN SON,
And Druggists Every where.
SOU III l Gli2'"S' LORD & SMITH.
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tOlInsnranCe.

The Annual Meeting of the Fire Insurance Company
of the town of Bristol for the election OF officers will
be he'll at the store of S. H. Harvey in Bristol on the
first Tuesday being tie 9th day of jan, 1863 at O'Clock
NJ Persons in the town of Bristol wishing TO have
property insured in this company are requested to leave
their names with the Secretary the day of the annu
al meeting. 2w2' }. r. ChASE, Sec
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SFECE.aE NOTICES.
FIRE! TS FRI

FIRE! -k-Z% FIhE'
asSHMsS1S
The Annual Meet -ing of the Fire De
partent OF the City of Kenoshs, will be held at the
Court House onthe second Monday Of January ext
Jan IL, 1869 at o'clock P. NJ
EDWARD H. RUJD, Pres
n ~ Rrrr Sac 2R2S
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A Gard to the Suffering.

The REV WILLIAM CosGRovE, while laboring as NJ is
sonary in japan, cured of Consumption, when all
other means had fahed by recipe obtained from
This recipe has great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders. .,,,.,..
nesrous of beneAtting others, will send this recipe
which have brought home with me, TO all VINO need IT.
ifee u ''' REV. WILLIAM COSGR0VE,
,vo7 499 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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BE WISE BE TIMES!
Do not trife with your Health, CONSTITUTIONS anu
Char ,>.. g. L;.h
II YOU are suffering with any Diseases for which
HELMBOLDS EXTR.4CT BUCffC
is recommended,
TRY IT! TRY 1T! TRY 1T!
twill cure you save long suffering ,aiaying PAIN she
Inflammation, and will restore you to
HEALTH AND PURITY,
At Little Expense,
And No Exposure.
Gut out the advertisement in another column ana cal
or send for it. . r,,,
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS
Ask for Helmbod's Take other.
CITIES GL4RR.ANTEED sx24
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Every lady, mother, milliner, and dress Shout
have one of these valuable sewing machines 2w2S
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4 GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES
yw,aE CONDENSATION OF INGREDIENTs

Infbe in correcting regulating and removing all obsrue-
lions from whatever cause, and always
succpssfu n a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-06
a EOMILY CON A HOMILY ON a
HOMILY."
BY G.. W. PETTEs.

BY their verses on Euchre IT'S evident quite
Neither SAKE nor the Douglas regard it Alright;
Since the first would refuse all assistance to own
And boldly at all times 'attcmpt it alone;"
While the latter, unable his foe to resist
Expects that his partner will always assist
Now, if Euchre illustrates the great Game of Life
1t is not by partially uping the strile;-
There times when 'twere folly to "pay it Alone
For the game by opponents were easily won.
There are when partners assistance vain,
SINCE attempts to succeed were the cnemy's gain.
But he who plays Euchrc, or he who regards
The Battle Of Life as is told by the cards,
Must know when to pass, though lie hold in his hand
The requisite honors on which he might stand;
That, if his opponents rely on their power,
They may find that "Euchre" will shadow their
"bower."
Dame Fortune exertinc her merciless will,
May give TO player deficient in skill,
The cards that will win all the cards that oppose,
Though held by the wiscst or larest of foes.
Then he proves his powers who takes the firm stand,
And "orders the trump to prereHt "a lone hand"
There are bridges which carefully scan as YOU cross
You may count that rs gain which appears a loss,
You are playing for points, and may give two"
And trust the next IDEAL" to do something for you,
50 insist on the trumps risk the failure and blame,
For consent to "Euchle' may give you the game.
Calico and KEEPER, who gid your refrain.
As if to make classical lives that were plain,
= IHNel Nlole were ''UsslStcl iuu trumpet Wuen
they pleased,
But when "payiA Alone" were most fenrrully tcased
Had they known ken "to pass how to "let the trump
be-"
The last had been loved, and the first had been free
What if Wilkes, on his purpose most earnestly bent,
Had known "h0w to pusS when he metwith the Trent
How rash, with his hand, to 'attempt it alone
And who should assist when the "bowers'' were
gone;
Not FanUeil Hail. though with JOY it was full,
For Government passed it and "Euchered" John Bull
Youmay draw your own moral, but this you must own
1t is seldom with safety you "play is aione;'
Nor must you ''assis," if compelled to refuse,
When the opposite party his blowers" shall use
Since your partner may he out of "tumps" ocompe.t
And the aid you vouchsaied makes his ruin comp ete
Yes, draw your own moral, but Euchre and Life
Own their losses and gains in ephemeral strife
"Play alone, when You hold the good cards in III,
pack;
"Assist" with the Ace, or the King and Jack
"Pass' holding "both howers'-on refusal to take
You can make it "the next and can "play villa
YOU make
Look out for the "bridees" and cross if You choose
But with Euchre and Life, play to WIN not to lose
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-02-06
THE LESSONS OF MEMS LIVES.

George Brummell entered the fashionable
world at the age Of twenty-one, with prince
ly fortune at command. lie gave himself
wholly and entirely to the cultivation of the
highest tastes OF fashionable lite. He spent
$500 year on dress alone and so refined was
he in his manners and grace. that he came 10
be admitted to the highest circles of the nobil-
ity, and the ''Prince Regent" says his biogra-
pber. "would occasionally attend his drcssing.
room for an hour in the morning. 10 watch he
mysterious grace with which he DISCHARGED the
duties of his toilet" Years nossed away and
this mans fortune was snent. Ills friends then
deserted him-he fed tn the Continont- bogooJ
for his brnnd in The strrots If po,is and 9iioJ
in n Innate asylum. lie had sown tbe wind -
he had reaped the vhirlwind and with hin,
the fashions of life werr found ~ he .,vonity Of
yanities and yexation of shirt.
The great Duke of Norlboronoh accumulated
q million of money. and died In wretcbrdnrss
of mind while his 'nronartv went IN enricb a
family who were looked nnon Inv him in b;s
lifetime as his greatest enemies A Scottish
nohlamon tooL q friond IN tbo sunni, If ~ Kin
ON his nronertv. and ,old him that all he conid
look on was his o,yn nSurclv yonr IordsLin
must be n hopnv man" said ibis friend tn
which he replied. ~ do not brlieve hat ,bere IL
in all this vast circuit more unbannv man than
myself - re
The wealthy Colonel Cbartoris vbor J,;ro
said he would Diva f90 oOo f. on,. ono ' ubo
could nroye 70 liz sa,iofoo,;, , %a ,bro WIZ
no such nloce 90 h,li 1"''S"''''" '''"' '"''o was
Elves the misc io rv nbon a,.;,,, e,.
ing with anxiety AMI %ICm uy'g, WAS iounu weep
laid fye-pound I notd s''e' o'cauS" nc h"u mis-
Bnt all men who have sonob, Advertisements,
in riches nerhons tho 60 uSHt LOT ENJOYMENT
Rockford of FonthiU ALLo,. '"e 'a,e W imam
most remarkable. Inberit;n',, ~ England Is the
he at first resided in Portup65 ,b Ia,Be fortune;