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%In korous, altogether.
How a COpperhead was Shaved.

The Philadelphia North Auerican tel Is the
following story
A well known fequenter Of Third street
stopped yesterday in barber shop, close to
the North American building, sat in shay
ing chair, drew a newspaper from lis pocket
and instructed the knight of the razor to
take off his beard. The barber as an Afri-
can, He simply replied yes boss, " and
produced his implements. The customer
sat down. He was duly shaved His face
was wiped, and he arose, donned his coat
and hat.
Glow much" he asked in dol,orous voice,
as he adjusted his shirt collar.
Fifteen cents boss"
"Why, thought you shaved for ten cents
at this shop"
Dat ar's de average, sal,'' was the re-
ply. "Ten cents is de price of a shave in
dis yer shop. You came in here, sab, and
read Clenews Of Sheridan victory and YOUR
face got about six inches longer dan when
you come in. If your fate was like it was
afore you read dat var news, ten cents was
de price. When you commenced to read
about de defeat Of Early, den yer face stretch
ed down about four inches. OATS what
makes it wurf fifteen cents for der shave"
The customer couldn't restrain a grin,
though he was Copperhead, and the hit at
him was made by ''nigger" He laid
down TIE fee and walked out He was one
OF those gentlemen who go their length for
Mcclellan, and who of course shudder at ev-
cry victory to the Union arms.
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Iu PrObnse-Kenosha County Csnrs.

In the matter OF the Proof Probate the will
testament of William Mckenns deceased late of the
county Of Kenosha.
"HEREAS, instrument in writing purporting to be
~ the last Will and testament Of William Mckenna
deceased late of the county of Kenosh has fled in
this Office and whereas application has been made Ter
AKenna praying that the may be proven and
admitted Probate according the of this STA
The It ordered that ssd application he near be
fore Probate Office in the city Keuosha in So
county Friday the 29Gh day of October A. o. 1864 At
ten o'clock VI. of said day.
And l. further ordered that notice shall given to
all persons interested in said will of and place OF
said hearing by publication in the RenoSkG Teeraph
newspaper ia said city, for three successive weeks
once Ia each week. prior to said day of hearing,
Kenosha, Oct. 4, 1864. By the Cont,
Evils /. ". WEBSTER, County Judge.
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BssDNsGEzT MUSINGS.
III the silent n,gnt m watching
For calm and peaceful day
Come good Angels hover round me,
Whisper It's not far away.
For IN weary waiting.
knowing L can never see
All the brave and cherished loved ones,
TIL morning dawns with liberty.
Oh by heart is throbbing wiidiy'
With dull ard heavy pain,
Yearning for the brave and absent
win they all return again
FJrPm lonely, lonely waiting,
Knowing 1 can never sec,
luthe dear and cherished loved once,
TIL morning dswns with liberty.
Methinks hear soft, low whisper,
Sweeter tar. shan music bells,
God Is watching FER yourloved ones,
And he doeth all things well.
DO not all grow weary waiting,
Yet peaceful day will come,
When our Heavenly Father calls us
Come ye weary ones, come home
Faith and patience are required
Ofus while remaining here.
But few days, and He will call us,
Where e 9 morn is ever clear
Then let US gather wisdom,
Knowing God is ever just,
Has he not said-I will save ye
Ifin me you put Jour trust
HUKIEL.
.fs wis Au0. goth, 1904.
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NOTIcE-

NJ AER EAS, the lands hereinafter de-
~ scribed, owned by the subscribers and in
"hcn they are int crested, upon which the track
OF the railroad was constru cted bv the tx eno-
sha q Rockford railroad company" and which
railroad track and intel est of said cnrnoration
passed 10, ana became vested in the consolida~
ted company known as the "Cbicsgo AZ Nortb.
western railway company which last manned
corporation for long time past have aupropri,
ated said lands and still continue to apprenriate
use and occupy the same for their railroad track
without compensation having first heen made
therefor. s...
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all whom
II snail or may concern, and Particularly to the
Chicago 81 Northwestern railroad company
ais" the Chicago Northwestern railway COM
pahy, That an application will be made by the
subscribers to David Noggls Esq circuit Judge
OF the dircult court Ofthe county of Kenosha,
WlSconao, at his chambers in the CITY of KEN
oSha In the county of CenOsha aforesaid ON the
10Th day OF November 1864. as six clock in the
afternoon OF that DAY, for the appointment of
three appraising commissioners to examine the
premises and ascertain and assess the damages
| sustained or which may be sustained by The sub
scribers owners and claimants of said lands
through which sail road track ia located and
the value of lands taken for said track, or for
| the of said road or works appertaining there.
! 10, aud that said assessment be made for the
| cause and in the manner provided by igw i'll such
| cases, and report thereof in writing be by said
| commissioners duly made aud filed as by law in
such cases required. ......
| The following ID description of said lands, viz
The south Fractional half of section number eight
4S) in township number one ~ north o. range NUM-
eber twenty eco east the town of Salem In said
| G'county OF Kouosha, containing two hundred and
"six tw nty hundredths (2O6 20-100) acres OF land
| ignore less according TO government survey.
! Saia railroad track crosses the subscribers said
land in an easterly and westerly direction u length
$50 rods there aboutS and takes strip 100 feet vide
| or ther eabousS.
| Deted at Kenosha Sept. 2O,h, A. D. 1864.
| JOHN CoGswELL,
| CAROLINE Co GswELL,
| AUGUSTUS oGswkLL,
/ CHARLES Coos WELL,
| Also the following infants, by John Cogswel their
Guardian, duly appointed, to wit:
FRANK CoGsWgLL,
CHARLES RwIN,
CAROLINE lHwtE,
| FRANK IRWIN.
| J. J. PETIT, Attorney
| Tor said and
| cupanrs of said land, Of
| Kenosha, wise onsin. 6w16
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FEEMVLES yEEMALE5! FBEMALEo!
OLD OK YOUNG SINGLE MARRIED OK
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females, the
Extract Buchu is unesquslIed by any other
remedy, as in Chloross or Retention, Irregular
tiles, Painfuness or Suppression OF Customary
Excavations liberated or Scirrhous OF the Ute
rus Leuc0rrhea whites, Sierrihty, and Tor ali
complaints incident 10 the sex. whether arising
from ndscretion, habits or dissipation. or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See symptoms above
FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
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AFFIDAVIT

Personally appeared before me, Alderman in the
City of Plilade hia, Ii. I. Hembod, who being duly
sworn, doth say, his preparations coutan narcotic
no mercury or other injurious drugs but are purely
vegetable
II, I. HELMBOLD
Sworn and sub scribed before me, this 2Sd day OF
November, 1864.
WILLIAM 2. HIBBARD, alderman
9Th street, above Race Phiiadelpeia.
II. T. HELMBOLD
CHEMIST.
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The Detroit AdrertiSer relates the follow
ing: I'VE were amused the other night at
the attempts of one Of the unwashed, whose
tongue had become a little thick fromthe
effects Of his fayorite beverage. to pronounce
the names Of the Democratic candidates
Hurra for McCleln aud Penton' /! mean
Mcclellan and Plenton! no, that amt it
Hurra | say for McKenneI and Perton =
/ he poor fellow got further from the mark
at every attempt, anti he finally gave it "
IN despair, exciaimiug, oh! d--n such a
mixed up mess Hurrah for JEFF. Davis.
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United States.
In reply to the second communication from the Agent
Of the "Home . E. H. Kellogg, which appeared in tn s
paper for several weeks, in which he attempts to
plain Mr. Yrights rected report, Inch had pcb
lished would add but few werds. Allowing his
representations Of said report be correct he would
make out Hon. Ezur Wright, Of Mass ITO say
nothing of the officers Of the New York Life,J
guilty Of 0r0ss dapIicity, in thus painting OF the
Public, statement to make the standing Of Compa-
NJ appear better than the facts would warrant. The
Agent exhibits rather than his usual stupidity in
resoring to such representation, after having quoted
Mr wright authority for the standing of his
and other companies. In q card Published By Mr.
Wright April Is. 1864, he says "On age 20 Of same
Report (alIudine his Report for 1861 ratio per
cent. actual t. computed premium reserve for 1852
OF the New York Life Insurance Co., Of n Y, is mis-
printed part of the edition. The figures
are 129 gu The Agent of the Home omitted inl-
uortant fact when he gave the figures in his advertise
ment as an index OF the standing of the several Co>
panies TO wits "Th9 Home,' when it Was FIRST organ
ized had Stock capital of 1928 900 to absorb Affrs
,7rotks and on the same basis lie gives lis sdver>
ttsenent could have given that time gasty better
showing and every poIicy they have issued since,
would give tie Company poorer showing.
L. S. KELLOGG, Agent,
soft for the New York Lis.
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HEMBOLn,s ROSE NASH

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excellent lotion for diseases ola syplili.ia nature
and lDIectIon IN diseases OF utIta5y u,gAns
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CERTIFICATES .DF CURES,
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See remarks made by the late Celebrated DR.. PHYS
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See most Of the late Standard works on Medicine
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Is Indispensable to the por'ma nteau of every tfav
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ther in steamers or cars, and failing pre-
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this malady try it.
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Is the creates appetiser kLownit not only ere
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
Is recommended by all the leading physicians
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~ an inva luahe friend TO all who weak debiita
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SALE ON EOKsECLOSUX RE.
KeHaObha COUNTY GiIcUit CcHre

Robert P. Mari against Meredith Rowland
HAhE NOTES. that in virtue Of Judgment foreclosure
OF mortgage in the above cut ted action, entered
and perfected the November Of this count D.
1858 ShaliSeIl for cash the hCpse kenUsha
CITY, ON the 2ith daY OF September, 1904, O'clock in
the afternoon the highest bidder the oOwin. descTb
ed farm of land being ard lying in the Of Somers
Renoha County, Wisconsin, being the south half of the
northwest quarter number thirgy-th IS in
township nanber two north Of range number TWEEN
ty-tUo t22I east containing 81
ding survey sale viii be made subject
pncr premi made by said Rowland
and owned - David ii ydc at the said Rydes
decesse. HUDSON FOX,
Sheriff Of kenosha County by
vs.. v. BAKER, UuGer Snerif.
Dated August 9th. 4, 1864
the requsest OF the parties the above sale is here
by pospoLed until Saturday tbs 22d day OF October,
1854 at The same pace aud st the same time OF DAY.
Sept "a 1861 HUDSON FOX Sheriff
4w11 by W. W. BAKER, under Sheriff
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Is prepare by the originator OF the justly celebrated
GOES Cough Balsam. Mr. Coe mas never prepared a
medicinal article for the public and general USE but
what has stood the strongest tests, snd has always
bore the palm OF victory every disease it has
been certIesd TO cure.
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LAMBS CELEBRATED
EoATENT SELF.ACTYNG:
- "a rJD LOOM

This wo1derful Invention s practically adapted to
the family of tn eaborng man, 10 be used in making
nii rise heavy aud substantial goods worn by them,
By the simple turning OF an easy crank, the whole
process OF wing is performed, parts all self
changing. requiring no skill to weave it lets of the
WARP from the warp beam, wines up cloth, throws the
shuttle aud tretds the tredd=s, alt with notion,
When The warp is once drawn through the REED and
HARNESS of the Sefacting Loom, the warp mi
without extra ma:h'neri Jeans satnets, Tweeds Liu~
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and tina hanges from kind TO another can be made
in Ave minutes. On all other looms the warp is drawn
in differently for 81 III kind of CLOTH
The self acting loom is small, neat and light, only
cupying the space Of smai breakfast tabS, The
chinery is simple ard durable, that'any"ne tell
the why's and whereioTeS about it, and with but LITTLE
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Does not exhilirate and excite the patient sufere
like alcoholic bitters and beverages, all adveI tsed
cure dyspepsia, bnt is medicine most wonderful
adapted to all diseases of the stomach bowels.
Coo 3 Dyspepsia Cure,
Will relieve distress from food, or purify d sour
stomach, in less time than it takes write this line
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business
All those having Rcapers or any other Agricultural
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any and all sorts Of Repairing short notice
p s. Farmers should bring thei, work in, in good
season fer repairs, instead of waiting till the last
minute. .....
Kenosha, Wis. -......- ...
r 3. WHITAKER.
Kenosha March LIST, 1854 1882
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Has no equal in the world as remedial agent
There is preparation now known that ~
tain, speedy, and infalible ia its aatou-reievlng
and curing at once, We say this positively.
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This is an affection of the blood and attacks the
sexual organs, innings ofthe nose throat wind
ri pc, and oher mucous surfaces, making its appear
arce in the of ulcers. Hembol'S Extract Sarsa
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lions OF the skin giving TO the complexion clear and
h calthy 1t being prepared expressly for this
class OF complaints, its blood purifying properties are
preserved to greater extent than any other prepar>
u tons OF Sarsapar;It.
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THE Hyp0pEEOSPTETTES
are an appropriate and REMEDY for every dis
order characterized b. any more OF the following

are an appropriate and srEoFIC REMEDY for every dis
order characterized b. one or more 1.-THE following
~ SYMPTOMS: 81
Difficult Imperfect, or too Rapid Breathing, Cold
ness Of the E.ftrei5ies; Might or Morning Chias;
Hectic; Wasting Of Flesh, ,EAlGrgeneHS Of The
Taoitcfias0 of the saerpes or muscles; Shooting
Peterborough the Shoulders, Chest, Face or limbs;
Partial or To'aI Loss of the Use of the Limbs;
ESueats Loss Of appetite, Heart Farm, Oppression
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before eating; Weak or Sour Stomach; Lreg@ldTf-
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4aents of the L5cer or Kidneys; Ret1rded Groaoth
or Delayed Dentitio, tn chitdre's Ertr9nee sens,
Gonsgnqpttos, in CGtarrI asthma, Bronchitis, Dys
pspsia, Screfpya, Neura1dtS, Pdralyais (pa'tiG!cr
co7apIete), &c. and EspecIallYin all FenGls Dis
orders or Uterine Irregularities, such as Dt1tcut,
Painful, Suppressed, ScGnty, Epcessi0e, DeIGyed
Premature or too Frequent MenstrGGts0n.'
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WI

USE HENBOLD'S EXTRACT
DUCHU.
For all affections Of the Uniary Organs
whether existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
Fro n whatever cause originating, and 10 matter of
how oug standing. Diseases OF
these Organs require the aid
of y Eiuretic
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU
Is THE GREAT DiUKETIC
AND 1T IS CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIhED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR IICH
IT IS RECOMMENDED.
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take no Basams. Mercury or unpleasant Medicines
5or unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases,
HELMBOLD EXTRACT BU-
Oh CURES SECRET DIS
EASES

EASES
In all their stages, at little Expense; little or no
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1t auses frequent desire aud gives strength sto
Urinate, thereby removing distractions, preVeniSh
and curing structures Of the urethra and aaymg IT,
hamation 80 frequent this class of diseases and
eypeIlirg DISEASED AND WORN OUT MATTER.
Thousands upon thousands, w..o have been
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured tin a
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taepisonon" has by ths use of"Powerful astriugeDs
been dried up in the ystem, to bak out in an ag5ra
waited form.and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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wTNCHESTER'S HYPOPEOSPHITES

are the best remedy known to Medical Science, in
every case where the physician commonly prescribcs
"to1ics" iron, agAiaey cod1ivsr OIL Q,sitae," dc.
Winchester's Genuine Preparation
or TIE XYPOPHOSPHTTES is the only reliable
form of this Remedy and approved BY the Medical
Professio4 ge9eTT9 9 t!E AZ T1A' 0z A1
sxy PRICES I'm OF Bottles, St-Six Bottles for
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cole General Depot in the United States, by
J. WINCHESTER, So John Street, ny:
Tn Pulmonary Diseases, the most acs
l. tive treNEmesnt should be pursued
Curing the Summer mon tins, the period
when lsaOst patients lEIIVS fSo1Y suspend
the use of the Remedy
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q Kentucky conservative sEiseR "a
sriah snbstismte for aats Neg.o.

An incident worth uarrating. ecenily occurred
in boone county, Kentucky. "a westny planter
the owner of valuable "ChattleR oud well known
as a rebel conservative who Intends {" vote tor
Mcclellan and Pendet0u, had tai and muscu>
lar. negro who was q oonscrjpJ. His owner deter
mined 10 provide q substitute for him. Iauuuled
his horse. rode into Covingjon. and Tor $3.50 EN-
gagged an Irishman to go as substitute but
without Informing him for whom Taken To the
Provost Marshals Office, sworu IN. provided
with a uniform and paid off, the Irishpan then
for the first time, ascertaiued whom il was he
was to represent in the army Ii is said has
wrath aud profanity exceeded al bouads, but
il was too late to back out aud he vas sent IA
quarters. The kentucky Democratic oonserva,
tives who oppose the conscrip.. oi le ,roes on
this siae of the OHIO, who object To arming the
negroes. evidently alue negro higher shan al
iFisaman. Rather lhsu see negro lree they
would drive the Whole Irish population into
SCI aughter pens - CUH. Com,
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HElNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUGHU.

For weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits Of
y - Dissipation, eSrly indiscretion or Abuse at
tended Will, the following symptoms:
Indispositon to exGrtion, Jss OF Powef,
LOSE of Memory. Dir 'ulty OF BreatAhg'
Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Naketulneas,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the BACK,
Bot Hands, Flushlng OF the body,
Dryness Of the SSiry Erurtious on ule race,
Universal LassiiEIe of Pailid Conntenahce,
the Muscular System"
These Symphonic, ftallowed to go on, when TINS
medicine invariably removes, soon follow,
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIO FITS,
In one of which the patient may expire. Who can
cay they nes frequently followed by those "ote-
full diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the of their suffering, but
none will confess. The records of the insane Asy-
lums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption
bear ample witness to the truth Of the assertion,
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
By ORGANIC WEAKNESS:
REQUIRES the aid of medicine to strengthen and nvg-
orate the system, which HEMB0LD'5 EXTRACT BU-
Gnu invari ably does. trial will convince the most
skeptic1l.
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Sc When the news was published of the
repulse Of a rebel attack on our eptrencb-
ments on the Jerusalem road hy our Gallant
colored soldiers, a we'll known supn9rter of
General Mcclellan exclaimed: .RenuIsa}
by niggers we'll, was It 10y white liggersx
or black niggers p Soldiers of the army
what do you think of this?
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Goes DysPepsin Cure

Is warranted to do all that have claimed for and
We VIII furnish you of our best citizens and
clergymen to back up our statement.
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An honest War Democrat has meeting with
his r0nseienre and the following is the result:

Paris, Wis. Aug. goth, lOGl.
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In many s61ctions peculiar TO Females, the Extract
Buchu unequaed by any other rernedy,as III Chlo-
rosis or Retention Irregularities, Painfulness sup
preston Of Customary Excavations, liberated SER
rhous state of the Uterus Leucorrhea htes, Ste
riIity and for all complaints incident to the - sX
whether arising cn indiscretion habits of Dissip
tion, or in the