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MiStellat1f0us.

H1LTON'S CEMENT.-Ihe b.
- soluble Cemcut OF the Naazs. HnHnn
BR0THERs u eertstny the heat artis}s Of DC Gnd
f ersr ioTeptsd + sheala be Kept e eysz{ maa1se
many doars can be sased in tho run o6 Jssk. hi
Cemsnt cannot decomposs OF become sosrepk x II
circumstances o. change ct Temperature vim it mi
snT offensive smell TIE yaI!oas lses to thieh y esl
c1Asse4 For paft4tulsss 10 advertisement
3c&n19ts-ln.E1AN-1dc -
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MAH{.
IODINE WATER.

mAE2.
IODINE WATER.
Solution Ct 1op1sE IN pare wa7zs, w1rzout 4
SOLVENT. -.
II acts upoa the
HEART,
LIrEE. K1pyEys.
DIGESTIVE ORGAss, AsD GLAspuIax srenr.
: Tie great success which has attended the nj OF
1op1ak "ATtR ia private practice, md the ndisse.
uent Of HIoa MEDICAL ACTnoHIrY, enables u to
rtconnend 1t, fecltas confident that With fair kta
II will attest its excellence In the cure Of ar-
tcla In all forms. Co, sumption, Cancer, Bronc4H.
Heart, Liver, and Kidney Complaints Ptmp!e4 o1she
lace, hhcumatlsm. SeEralsts, Ncrre US Afecskn.
Female Weakness, Dyspepsia. Debility, Syphilis
Mereufis1 Diseases. &c.
Full dlrecuoss accompany each bottle
Price II Ier bottle, CT hnu dozen at one time, Is.
Sold BY drrgEists generally.
Iop1sE WATER is a scientific tleeorc:y, rreptod
otly By DE-. E. .ASDERS + CO., ,Phys.ct.ns and chin.
itts. :2S Broadway. New York.
Sold By BLISS 4 SHARPl
eces-.l'ssn E4wis2dp 1is Lake street. Chic 10.
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BLOCKADE HUNNN G,

The country is obliged to swallow : great
deal Of falsehood, from their inability to
get at the truth. Perhaps there ought to
be no complaint at this, seeing it is fated
to every man, it is said, to eat his peck Of
dirt But We object to overriding the
thing. Il peck is the quantity, let it be
apeck- Don't make it bushe1.
We are told every now and then that the
blockade at Wilmington is Of no account
whatever; that thirteen vessels got in in
one night; and now, that twenty -onc Slip
ped through in another.
But the recent capture of the Ceres, a
blockade runner, puts rs in possession Of
some intercepted rebel correspondence,
which lets in little daylight on the whole
matter. J. n. Maflt, who has done good
deal Of blockade running and privnteering
both, writes from Liverpool Oct. 10th, as
follows: :.
The news from sac blockade Eunners Is decidedly
bso.. six o. the last boata havc recently been
catght, among them the Advance md Eagenin.
Nohirg has entered Wilmington for one month.
Iit necless 10 consider any steanez that caunot
The sooner tho "iastcet boat In the world - Ia
California
This letter, # We reco1lect Alright, covers
that ingrcss Of "thineen in one night"
over which we were so m1ch exercised.
Ono VIM. P. Campbell writes from Ber-
muda as late as December cd:
The only boats that came In from Wilmington
ral bosta ere cIpocsed from England,
On the whole, VIC rather conclude that
we need not believe nll the :;..aac;cs We hear
of blockade running into Wilmington.
Aside from the fact thrt rebel lying is
part Of the rebellion, just as cold belongs
to ice, or dampness to dow, it is their sup
posed interest to set afoat stories Of this
sort. The rebels hnve always maintained
before Europe that our blockade vas ,inef-
fectual, and ought to be disregarded.u THIS
was motive enough to start Thousand aal
one such rzmors. Probably thsy have
ceased 10 expect anything Of this kind
now, but have got into the habit Of telling
stories, and cannot stop at once. Besides,
it is comfort to them to utter q great
amount Of lrag, and to believe it awhile,
and to vapor about in it, as if it wcro true.
It thus is made 10 Seem as if they were do
ing something. And if they can get US to
believe their stories, all the better; since If
they cancot do US actual damage, it is some
comfort to make rs believe we arc dam
aged, end take on as if VIC wc1c.
But truth leaks out from time to tine,
and generally to our advantage.
, 1864-01-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
Fer tbc Week Eadln8 Jan. Q, 1861

eAICHuA1 ErS11a, Jan =, 1851.
TIE Receipts Ct Liva hogs and Beef Cattle It the
vrF1ous ya7cs II Sac city dr-aE the week ending to-
day. compare ii follows With tas previous Eeeks
Il. ~ .
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Total for the week. .... ASS
Previously reported. .SQ1,se9

The ls1ee receipts 4 chissgo daling the EcekhsTs
idea. but they will and That matter trough nit
lien hogs Should be pacsed thctc tie crop viii b.
yrrv short one indeed; ills We regard now settled
fact. -
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The total receipts Of Beet Cattle for tho week end
icg to-day amount. according 10 the daily returns
posted On Chauee, TO .ss9 head Th Is 7o heau less
than wcrc received dur1uE the previous week. and GIL
more than wcxe received during the Corresponding
week of!ast year.
The datly rece'pssa at the va1oas yards compare Is
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3 5tssss s s. ssesss sd 1aa 4. soa.,ne.
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ss9uisnss q tas wors ind the desss for r. fsaor
spa Sss II IL s. IL I'd / 9: s
of 1NemI
Attention, 8old;ezs! and Friends Of soldIesx
~ ths se aasa 5S'ef21s z
Gsama9 Esess' vi sEfe ntnete: shs Sf The .iiseas0
H. aae:s LIN aS;osas g sas - ss
SaR e. 81 1 Ell en e aas
s1.n ssss S1 tfsI 1 enH b ss1 Sse@
s. 70 L s
ei u. E savsi III - sthii Vii s. ias
e
&C. s. e f e ese h' own has o"en 'A's&
Pun.ADK1PaIA. Aux. q. 1ssA
:, AEsaxs. JoK1s EyASs: Well, gentlemen, your
20 IT. L F n8 M g
ny comrades soms Of whose names appcnded. .1sd
~ sssPsa;s y aS ss oa4 80 g
A. Sf M battery
r. e. ~ i sqs5
g e
5: II; ss.:s
~ eead Fess ss I'D es;1 es
ases I'd s5 as tste: e: Sst: ss . ~,
Fnnied1AtclT THROWN m aEalp "A - W.
Esp $s az Ct s:sf
~ aessfn;Egy tns yetci.ns who had been ~oskinG
e 1s'f9S i9id M ne s "a
60 "a 90 Gas ska !oT sdTsd o7 g
d e nc Il It ls f. n
s1:h below fsh stses tea NC. Is fo1orn hops.
f. o ~ s xeTT n,s bfsrs. ana krcIE procured bottle
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SATURDAY ErRs1s0, Jan. 2.-Theze h.s, with The
diminishing receipts OF the week, been much less
than tie usual activity In the market. Much Of tIs
may be accounted for by The 1bsence Of auy shipping
demand. and further By tho small amonut Of business
in Beef Cattle At being doae by packers
To couuesact the effect that nuss thus necessarily BE-
produced upon the nrn.uess OF the market ard the
Ss!ue OF stock. There n,c at prcsent required for
as1oy from 1900 to 100 head OF Cattle weekly
The remainder. therefore, arc easily disposed or
At the recent quotations OF the market, to
packers and city butchers. In the transactions
Of the week there has been no change IN previous
auotstions. There Is however 70 DAY, oHius to the
non arrival Of any stock increased lrnuess Ia the
market. with demand that from tic eimpossi5ility Of
getting stock here at present must be deferred.
We g1Te The following the closlug prices Of Beef
Cattle In the market this evening:
Prime to extra qualities. sN12515
1G9!ut - pt'1; =. .-s..... s'.s..s..... :.5&5t3
common tolediun ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. st133.5Q
E1xF cArTLX GALE TODAY.
J. Adams sold Morris CO., IS ,2s5 lbs at 4s73
, 1864-01-03

| FlEH-WHITE ! isH and TBouT are Still In very
iimliet demand. But In consequence Of tie general
aIm at present aaota!!ons and IL msay tpstaaess at
There has cen for time past en active and
tet1'y tone IN this market, which 10 still undiuinsh
ed Prices rule Hr1 At present QuntatIons. GopFaH
are still In limited and deficient supply this with
active demand give. considerable G1mnees to preseus
quosst!ons, IHEHIEGs-{n fhIF demand 1pa good
coed supply. Market rules eas5 at present quotations
, 1864-01-03

IFTum IuE Giuc!uHat1 FsIct Eu9ttnF, 3I.J
The receipts during the week, the SEASON, and for
soue previous scasonf, compare as fol1oWs:
By .--.s...... I4s8
By AlFfr..- G1
EESen 1850
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

- SATURDAY ETRgI3o. Jan. 2. 1874.
FKE1GHTS-1hese 10 no change IN rates or
freight. Ne quote:
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IMPAIRMENT OF AGRTcru

DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCTT.
~ TGKE. wAsa1xGTos. b. C.. Dec. Il 19ss
l9 me GtoEsn and Manu- Of Flag sud Hsmp:
COZ IattnK Of Hon J. Morehead, Of Penns9iTs5ss
M.a4an Bailey. Of Ehode Islend. md Iaaa ~
u29 I'M made e by sts lsst Congress. u: -ss.spt.
For investigations TO test the pract1cAb{lttT or
cplty1inE and preparing Tax Acd hemp r 4 an{af4
tute for cotton. iEenty thousand tolla1s.~
thst ;af f1rtnse sad iullef notice of
|oS1asd 70 meet. ga.n on Wednesday The iii dsy of
th!s App1opraton, an1ions 70 develop the subject
lof tne 6i!e good 10 send 70 ibis Department. On
the dinerent stages Of preparation; of ihe hres and
laofics prepared BY hetn+ accompanied IN ets3s-
nents ot The yAtons processes used and TIC cost a
tfc1neHon u each case: also, descriptions 81 ~
kinda and eott Of machinery used, yhefe mSde ~
Useful TO the Commission. Nes A@sS ~
This Information u necessary before an lnte11frenx
disu1nudnn Of The appropriation eau b made
l&AAC NEWTON.
ue<0tt-ztu COumIsa1coef,
, 1864-01-03

MUM d COMPANY, Solicitkn
~ OF AMERICAN and F0RElGE PATEET6, tsA
Publishers OF the ILLUSTRATED
q SCIENTIFIC AMERECAN.s.
&c. 81 Fark Isow, New York.
2zMph1ete OF Information about Patents FRIE
e2ccmen copies Of the psper FREK.
, 1864-01-03
mtSfellauenos.
nj OF O.HOLI c.
80. HIGHLY CONCHHHtA-AU
&:
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
= A PURE TONIC
:
i DIR. HO0FIAND'S
GERMAN BIT'TERS

PKEPAREpEY
DE-. @. n. JACKSON. phila., F.
-: WILT: Ec1 1UALLY CURE
1IgER coEpLs1issshi shiv.17,a,.
JAUhDru8.
che1ls or Nervous Debility, diseases Of shs
Kidneys, and an d!Seases arising FROM
q dIsordered Liver OF Stomach,
tfou, Inward Pike,
~ F11ncs4 Blood to kt8
BEAD, Aciatty Of thc Stomach.
raaess ~ HeSs85En WtSS1 h nFst s aos hos5
: Hupfsttons, Sinking Of Flutterins 1t dis s1t
.na e e sas Hr5rsa
f91s bnaess Il von, e ksR HS1 f.
: aEht, Feycr sd aa1l ral9 + tAe IIcsd: 6eas,aa-
ze Il Eses, Faa Il &c sids & e ssess sn
: Limbs, &C., Sudden F1us,es q
Hss5: canassns HHsnips1 III y nths,aF:. tfs IT,
- Of bssse-:sa hzs!; tas os fFess
Ard vii pcal.tvely prevent YELLOW FEVER, RIIr
IoU5 FEVER &c. They contain
go ALCOHOL OR BAD BRANDY.
They WILL. CURE tha above diseases In ninssy-aA''
eases ont Of . hundred :.
Do you want something to Strengthen YoaR
Do you want a Good Appetite!
Do ICE want to Bnild uo your coossiiutioA1
Do you want to Fed WsllI
Do you Waat to get rid Of Nezvousna0a
10 yuu want Enagy1
Do yun want to Sleep WeuH
no Sou vant Estsk and Vigorous Feeling4
: r seu DO. use HooF1-AsD:s GERMAN B1lTKz8-
, 1864-01-03

,E- Jeff. Davis calls the blockade Of the
Atlantic coast q paper one, and yet TINT !" pa
pu blockade" has captu,rt ono ksonsand and
torsy:iirc bEoesade rsanneTt, OF which 547 were
schoonera, 179 steamers, ts1 sioops, 50 b:igs.
e6 barks, Is ships, and III smaller craft.
Comment Is unnecessary.
, 1864-01-03

H11Aock.
Harness b.. N0t2c slAnsnter's scIt. .. a.0ssc
1lne :" -. S&Ssiec Eaenos Ayfes.....13s5g
Zip. . -. AIene Osinoeo, 0W.......5li3Ee
CALI -. luigi 70 Or1nsco, 9IW W-.....sS@lc
Upper, 2 foot.. SG2e1c OTtoOc0 good da-a-
CotlAr, 2 fcur,. s12@-g axtd..,.,,,,.,,v.1.2soc
aaInsA, y b.. cue slaaxntes'a Sois -H4k
Ely, tEcd1ua... q 1El 8 Elc1th ktp.... 1ee39IE
kh,,heaEJ.-.... G5Eabe Eest Cat, q n1- s.hlA
Cali. 40. 2....4. 1,4tt1 | =, = c5. 1S5EAl.s *
Cali seconds. -. llt31 Is Lanuine Il dor 81 u.a1tN
Erper. foot... 2sa2sc REs4fts LlnItcs. ..11l2.N
Bpssctt Bs1f!t, Pink LtnlnEs.... 7Hsa13 q
&s!de........ ao1s6,h RpAcA. "
LEMBEk-T1o retail kr4dr Is actlye. and tho
utarkttr trIles VET Gtm at PRESENT Quot.tkoas- We
arcte tie & uov.pE yard prices:
, 1864-01-03
TIE STATE TEACHERS cohvEH1loN
Enterehti1lE Discussions ard
Important business.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune I
~ 6rn1RaEHLp, Dec. scth, 1868.
! EVENING SESSION.
The Association convened ct Representa-
| Tive Hall at ~ o'clock, President Bateman
| In the Chalr. Exercises opened By singing,
"NcarcE, my God, 10 Thee, !" by several ladies
| and gentlemen, under the direction OF Prof
Ansorgc, Of Chicago.
The President announced the Hon, John P,
Brooks Us the lecturer of tlc evening. hi.
Brooks gave ns the subject Of his lecture,
"Iho Material Va1ne of Education., Tell
the world TINT science contributes to the In
te1ectual Life of man, and It's dull and unap-
| prcciat1ye,mfnd feels no interest; but tell it
that 1t nugmcnte the material wealth Of 1rap.
increases the value Of property, &C., and
every one understands and appreciates 1t. I.
is insisted that learning has its practical uses
It Is utilitarian in the chop, the market and
The exchange.
It is tie great power that har made our
civilization what II is. It gives us tie winds
to float OUT vcsse!e, steam to draw our cars,
lightning to carry our messages. Whatever
Increases capital contributes to our success.
Capital is whatever tends to increase our Sue
Gees in my desired direction. Prairfes. nv
css, mines Of gold: md silver, all make IN
nations wealth, Development must 20 with
these, aud education is Development. Our
coEptry was once the country Of thc savage,
We seek in vain for evidence Of their cnter-
prise. They had the same physicaI sonrcrs
ct wealth We have. Why 1ad they NOT the
same physical progress We hnye? They
needed culture. Educated mind was needed
10 dcyelopc all these rcsources.
All our progress is due to The dcre1onc,
mcnt Of mind Division Of Labor Is tNe fnnfli-
1nental idea Of our physical procress. Arri.
culture. manufactrfcs and cnmfncrcc r,12,,.
ally aid each otIcr. Society II 1ilza the hnd~.
not one but u,any uu1nhers-when rne NM
Der suflces, pu tic memhers sufIer viii III r. ~
This 5iVfsion il tl,e stron0asf hond ~ nnT,r
In society. 0'Do " un'on
The bulk Of our wealth Is stfll undeye1oned
1I7t;I eincatad MIA hrcre19 ~ ~ 1y slowy
;mn5aman1a for Anu 4ta o,,,ts pu1 improved
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-30
THURSDAY, JUNE so, 1864.
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN,

Oh, how her look went thro' and through
ME, Words never could so express graft
tude Wave after wave beat over me, but
lifted her bright and beautiful head above
them all
eff your strength will last a few minutes,
we are saved!' she said in tones that were
melody condensed, rariied, angelically mod
ulated excuse my rhapsodies-I can't help
them For they are launching surf boats :
she added.
/ had not thought of that or cared for it,
orlooked for it. Ionly looked in her too
| beautiful face
They will soon be here. Do not let your
tsrength give way" she said again
How | wished they'd sink, capsize, do
anything but come here to share with me the
felicity of saving her.
But they came. A great lobster-ilSted
hand was stretched out, and it rudely grasp
ped her round peerless arm and she was lift
ed into boat. | would have sunk myself
for with her went all my Strengthened not
another great pair of lobster-looking hands
lifted me also from the water, and tossed Inc
as carelessly as if lad been a half drown
ed dog into the bottom of the boat.
| believe | was so weak as to faint; for J.
knew nothing more until found myself Oh
d bench on the beach, surrounded by hun
dreds of men and women, who were drown
ing the noise Of the surf by their cheers
One man was pouring brandy down my
throat to revive me. Ipushed his hand away,
and looked around for her.
ThereSshe stood, pale, but oh, 50 beautiful
yet, and looking gratitude enough out OF
those great black eyes to have paid for death
d hundred times over.
''Do come up to the Ocean House, Room
and paror No 49," she said, in her musical
voice 'just as soon as you are able. | can
not thank you enough f& savingmy life;but
my dear husband who is confined to his room
with an attack of the gout, will do all that
man can do to prove his gratitude to the
preserver of his Wise life"
"0h my countrymen, what fall was
there" Her hu8band!-a man with the govt
linked to such living angel! | don't know
what said or did Just then. ! believe i
asked somebody to blow my brains out
They took me up to my room. did not
leave it that night The next day | did leave
Land left Cape May also, forever. | dared
not again look upon the angelic wife Of the
man who had the govt. But started Off at
once for my bachelor home in the wild Adj
rondacks for only in their deep solitudes
could find the peace which had been SO
fearfully disturbed ''by love in the breakers. y
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-30
Dispatch from the Secretary Of Wai.

WASHINGTON, June 22-10 P. IN.
To Major General Dix;
Dispatches FROM City Point at 4:30 this
evening report no fighting to-day. Move
ments are ia progress which are not now
proper for publication.
Richmond papers report an attack upon
Lynchburg by General Hunter on Saturday
and that he was repulsed. 1t is believed,
however, that there was nothing more than
a reconnaissance and that, having ascer-
tanned the place to be strongl y defended,
General Hunter withdrew, and is operating
upon the enemy's communications at other
points.
A dlspBtch from General Sherman's head
quarters, dated yesterday evening at half
past eight o'clock, states that it has raircd
almost incessantIy,in spite Of which our lines
have been pressed forward steadily and an
important position has been gained by Gen.
Howard The enemy made desperate at
tempt to retahe this position last night,
making seven distinct assaults on General
Whitakers brigade of SANKEY'S division.and
losing not less than 100 or 800 men. LoVo
hundred killed were left in Whitakers fr'nAt.
The assault was followed by heavy lire Of
artillery, under which the position was ion
titled and is now safe. Our cavalry Is
across MONDAY Creek, on our left, and one
brigade of the 23d Corps is across Moses
Creek, on the right, but the rebel left is
be lind swamp, and the rains prevent any
advance The fighting has been quite sc
we're at all points, the enemy resisting stub
bornIy, and attempting the offensive when
ever he can.
General SigeI reports from Martinsburg
to-day that there is n truth III the state
meut of the Philadelphia Inquirer Of the list
in relation to raid of Mosby. Winchester
is not occupied by the enemy, nor the teie-
graph wires cut between this place and
Harper's Ferry
No military intelligence from any Other
quarter has been received to-day by this de-
G5ignod) e. NJ. STANTON, f..
-~ S-s--
| we make our greatest sacrifices 70 tht
smallest gods, aud our smallest 10 the creates
gods.
You are a queer chicken, as the hel
said when she hatched duck.
= A young girl generally loses her FRESHNESS
by 1ningIing with fashionable society - |
bright stream does by ningling "ithtuie- sea
= may be very well to 90 yonr,aowi, way
hut YOU had better first see that you nave
way to go.
War has the same effect on nations as up
on individuals II destroys the feeble an
strengthens the strong SO
= The man of the world maintains an VI
right carriage and crooked soql; he mer
scholar often possesses neither the.'one nor "
other. ys.3@Io410
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-30
Southern manufactures"

The staple of the editorial comments OF
the Charleston Courier, throughout two is
sues of that sheet, is bitter complaint at
the failure of manufacturing enterprises IN
the South. The self-sustaining nation Is
unable by its own confession, to make the
simplest article in common use We put to-
gether five paragraphs CLEANED from the col
ums of the Courier:
NO GLASS OR POTTERY.
Has any reader of the Courier seen piece
of glass ware of Confederate origin? After
the very glowing accounts we read months
ago, of glass factories established or con-
templated, we hope to be able to ''see through
a glass" some signs and tokens OF attention
awakened toindustrial and mechanical IN
dependence No people can or should ex-
pect to maintain independence by military
achievements alone, and without efforts at
scIf-reliance and supply, i'll some ofthe arts
of common use and demand in commerce
and manufactures.
]. Kindred to glass we may mention pottery
ware in all its forms, What has become OF
Kaoln and its products, and OF potterles
that once were to tlounshf
NO MATCAEs.
Matches are or may be considered light
matter, but it is no light gri evance to use
up half a box of matches in search OF light.
How many Confederate match-makers have
succeeded?
NO AGRICULTURAL TOOLS.
The attention of any good mechanic or
designer conld be proiitably turned to the
supply of agricultural implements, for which
beyond the simplest tools of domestic make.
we have generally depended on the Yankees.
Is there any factory for supplying such inn
PIGMENTS, instruments and machines now
in operation or contemplation
NO OIL.
ANY persons who have tried experiments
in oil-making would do service by giving
reports as to approve process and machinery:
The prices of oils of all kinds, vegetable and
animal, are still discreditably high; and the
supplies discredtably small, for country
as amply blessed as we are with materials
Tor the best vegetable oils and with waters
Welding fresh oil.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-30
,EEEE gsDpPEEeKEEAED.

There's venomous snake that turks in the grass
Shiny treacherous horrible thing;
OF copperish hue are his ugly folds,
And he gives no warning before his sting,
But strikes with secret and sudden Dart,
Leaving poisoned and de ably smart.
In the cool sweet meadows and over the fields,
MID the tail green shoots and the clover oloonis
He crawls along on his horrid scales,
And through the depths Of the forest gioohs
This hdeous reptile his slow path takes,
The vilest of all the race of snakes.
He basks in the light OF sun by Gay,
And hides in his narrow den at night
Along with his mate and pestilent brood
On loathsome, hateful. repuisve sight
Is this Shiny serpent, this crawling thing
With the copperish hide and deadly sting
OF late be has taken the shape OF man,
As ofoil took Satan the seFpents form,
Plotting at night III his traitorous den,
and lurking by day in the sunshine warm
Ready to stIike with secret dart
His poisoned apgs 20 the Nations heart.
More dangerous FAR than an open foe
Is this cunning snake with iangs 70 keen,
Lying concealed il 9he tail green grass,
And striving 10 hae his yenomed spleen.
On what shall we do with the hateful thing
TO render harmless his poisoned sting
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-30

7 have Found just the Store that I
wanted, the place have looked for
so LONG where Dry Goods are
2 cheaper tnan even.
Yes! actually sold fer a song
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-30

Matches are or may be considered light
matter, but it is no light gri evance to use
up half box of matches in search OF light
How many Confederate match-makers have
succeeded ?
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4it2rney and Counsellor at La1o, Kenoaha, Wisconsin"
procures
Soldiers Bounties, Arrears Of Pay, &c.
lift
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,o,tgancs-Hs is AgsetJor 0artoI8 Companies o
- btad credit and is prepared to issue Policies Of
life and P perty, on favorable terms. See adver
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Benosba Business 9ireetorg.
JASON LOTHROP,
JON ID. JILSUN,
ADAM DICKHOUT,


ylt1ia1. Hlic- Gutbtng anu SbdnpoojRg Saloon OPP0
site tie City Hotel, Main street. Old
nd rep.ired. on
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BOOTS, Shoes Leather, Findings, dc. EUery 0Grtety
every article pertaining their business may be mao
II them i the lowest prices Custom work to order
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &C. Corner omar
ket square aud Main street. See advertisements