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This Wonderful invention is practically adapted to
the family OF tn eaboring man, TO be used in making
NIL rhe heavy and substant ial goods worn by them.
BY thesimple tuning OF easy crank, the. Whole
process viewing performed, Its parts are all self
changing requiring skill to weave, 1t lets oil the
WARP from the warp BEAM WINDS up cloth, throws the
shuttle and treads the treddes all with one notion
When the warp is once drawn through the REED ana
HARNESS Of the Selfactng Loom, the warp snd
without extra machinery, Jeans, satuets, Twecds Ln~
sey, Single and Double plain cloth, &c, can be made
and the changes from kind TO anotner can be made
in We minutes On all other looms the warp is drawn
in differently for ca III kind Of cloth. t..
The SELF acting loom is small, neat end light, only oc-
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the why's and wherefores about it, and with but little
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS

Good Jeans sstinets worth per
yard at wholesale. 20 cts
Couou or linen warp, per I'd, % cts roai,g 81 ts
Filling Tor yard Of Jeans cost AZ cts MN - '"'
Gne ICON wn tasiy weave IS yards Of Jeans or Sat
uets in sag, maeir a saving 10 the weareri on IS
yards or q pIoGt - he manufacturer per day, $50,
To the farmer who rises his own wool, and manH-
features it into cloth home or the market, much
greater profits reaz q, making his wool bring him
double what it would in us state.
For town rights or in u looms for Kenosha and Ra
cine couuties apply tie subscriber at his residence
in Soners, or address -t "i 30
5 5as T.. E9EEsB1EINS, Kenosba.
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Circuit Ccnrt, Uoum.y of zzeno.hu,

The State of Wisconsin to Enoch W. Evans, Caroline
lStampl ii Evans, Louis c. Hyde and Ahra Il Drake.
WTOU a"e hereby summoned and required TO an
N swer the complaint of Hope Lathrop which is
ed III the office OF the clerk the for
h,uosha County, his Office in the city of Keuosha,
and a copy of your answer US our offs
in the city and county of KenOsha, state OF Wis
consn within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive OF the day of such service and If you fail
to answer the complaint azores aid the said Hope
Lathrop Will apply to the court for the ief demand
ed in the complaint ., S. & T. II. HEAD. al
Dated jane %, 1864. Owl Pfffs Attys.
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PRoPRIEToRs.
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Agents lyll
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The design Of these Colleges to qualify both sexes for
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further information please to call atheCoege
send for circulars and letters of panat ion Send tw
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Why is an armastice for a day like watch?
Because it is a time piece that tops at the
end of twent9'-four hours. SO sss
Why is the sea like a man that has taken
ipecac f? Because it is continually throwing
up.
Why is taveru-keeper like a general in
need of achievements Because he is anx.
ioUs for suckers (succors).
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Dated June 50. A. D. 1864. 6@5 Pm At1ys

Circuit Court, County of EGcnOsha
The state of Wisconsin, to Enoch w. Evans, Josiah
Bond, Jared B. Starkweather, aud David Crosit.
[Stampl
NTOU hereby summoned and required TO an.
"a swer to the Complaint of Hope Lathrop, which is
filed in the office ofthe cerg of the circuit for
the county of Keno ha his Office ia the city OF Keno
ST. and to serve copy of your answer on us at onr
office in the city and county of Kenosha and state of
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive OF the day CT such service; and if
you fail TO answer The complaint as aforesaid the
SAID Hope Lathrop Will take judgment against You for
the sum Of eight humid ca thirty dohas with
interest at rhe rate of Twelve per cent. per annum
from the eighth day of October A. D. 1852 besides tie
costs of thus action. o. :. d f. II. HEAD,
Dated June 80, 1864. $50 Pf5 AtPys.
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Several Territories have been authorized
to form State constitutions, and upon proof
Of their ratification by the people, said Ter
rit cries are to be admitted into the Union
by proclamation. Their acceptance Of the
profered privilege is doubtful.
In reckoning up Mr., Lincoln's chances,
then the only doubtful States are Kentucky,
II E; New Jersey,7 Missouri II Pennsyl-
vania, 26 and Delaware, 3 making in the
aggregate So. 241 minus So equals 1873.
Necessary to choice, 121. Certain for
MIR. Lincoln. 1S3
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Personal
TIE epEHIEIN PILL

Is not q Homeopathic remedy, nor does it contain
Mercury Iron Canhardes, any injurious ingredient
60 Price: S per box, six boxes sobst ordered at
once for So Sentby Mail. Sold holesale and Retail
at the Sole General Depot in the United State by
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Hn Probnae-Reno.ha oonnrr unnr,.

Hn RenOsha Coumty DOurI.
In the matter of the last will and testament of John
Duffy deceased.
n ETFEbs testamentary on the last will and
~ TEST ament OF John Duffy having been Issued to
Mary Duffy executrx OF the last will and testament
OF said Duffy, on the nth day of June 1854 aud one
year from ana after said day, having been allowed
ana limited Tor creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance; notice is hereby given
that the undersignedwI on Saturday the l6, h dav
OF July next receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against said deceased.
!. w. WEBSTER,
Dated June 2sth 1864 4w4 Couptv Judpa
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EGH virtue of a license from the county court OF
- Kenosha Co. Wis. the subscriber as executor of
the last will and testament FAM Quarles deceased
VIII sell at public vendue to the highest bidder,
Saturday the Both day of July A. D. 1864 at 10 O'Clock
a. H., at the 'front.' door OF The court house in said
county the Iohowng described properly, viz:
Lot 2 in block t9 lot 10 in block 80 and dwelling
Dulkee house all in the Ia sec 81 in the first
Ward of the City OF Kenosha. Said lot will be sold
in parcels as follows First that portion lying west of
main street extended; second the west half of that
portion lying between sd. main st. extended and Elk
change St. Third; the east half Of said parcel front
ing on Exchange ST. Fourth; balance of said lot lying
between exchange St and Maiden Lane. Said lot i
VIII be sold in three parcels of % feet each.
Terms of sale-one third down, and the balance in
one two or three years. at the option of the purchas
err, properly secured, Interest, per cent payable
semi annually. Avs j V QUARLES,
Dated henoSha, July 9th A. D, 1854 Executor.
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Earths noblest and richest summer, with
all its flowers, can no more be compared to
the everlasting summer than the phospho-
resent glow of decaying wood can be com
pared to the sweet sunshine.
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s diseases of the Nervous, Seminar, TRINA.
az ~ ana Sexual SyStan1s-Dew and reliable
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Those who are disposed to be respondent
should co mpare the situation" now with
what it was year ago. They will find that
the Union cause is immeasurably more
promising now than it was then. June
1868, was a month of gloom and trial, The
sentiments Of disloyalty III our midst threat
ened to eliminate i'll open war against the
Government. The mob spirit was rampant.
A miniature rebellion-embracing thousands
of armed men-raged in Ohio; another
equally formidable, was incubating in Indi-
ana. Our soil was invaded. Lees entire
army was on this side of the Potomac,
marching North, sweeping everything be
fore it, paralyzing the people, reducing
Southern and Central Pennsylvania to the
condition of subject province, threatening
to devastate our cities, sleze the great coal
mines whence the North derives its fuel and
importing the National Capital One year
ago to- day the enemys advance appeared
in sight Of Harrisburg, and actually began
to plant its batteries on the opposite side Of
the river. The country was panic stricken.
The most hopeful began to lose heart, while
the more respondent gave up all for lost.
Public confidence was impaired-public
credit was virtually destroyed-gloom and
terror covered the land as with a garment.
If the prospect was dark in the East it
was little less flattering at the West. Banks
had been terribly repulsed in his effort to-
storm the enemy's works at Port Hudson
Operations against Vicksburg had appaent.
ly come to stand still. Grant having at
tempted to assault the heighths in the rear Of
the city and been driven back with q loss
of several thousand troops, commenced
what seemed to be an almost hopeless siege.
At the same time johnson was Ill assiDg a
large army in his rear and threatening tc
destroy or at least drive him from his posi-
ton Has the reader forgotten how ''blue
people were about Vicksburg this time last
year with what misgsvings they looked
to the kilograms? How slim the prospect Of
reducing the belcaguered city seemed ? how
| great the danger Of the siege? how busy
the croakers were in conjuring up visions
of disaster and defeat? how jubilant the dis
patches of Pemberton were how the Vicks
burg papers ridculed the idea Of the place
being taken how the Richmond prints
published frOthy bulletins of yankee" re.
pulses before Nicksburg? and how unfor-
tunate those bulletins made us feel until We
| heard from our own side?
June closed in gloom but July opened il
splendor. The victory Of Gettysburg was
achieved OH the Cd, Vicksburg capitulatec
on the 4th, Port Hudson succunbed on the
9TH, while almost every remaining day OF
the month was signalized by minor sue
| cess over the hosts of the rebellion.
Our present June closes doubtfully though
not disastrously. The indications are all
hopefUI though we are without decisive
results. May it not be that now, as then,
we are organizing victory for the month tc
come AS We defeated Lee in July, '6s
may we not destroy him in July, '64? Anc
as we stunned the rebellion then, may we
not crush out its life now? Let us at least
hope so.-AlbGay E0eBiag Journal.
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Ciremit 0onrl. Commlx of Nenashn.

The State Of Wisconsin, to Enoch W. Evans Josiah
[stampl Bond, David Crosit and Lucas G. Merrill.
WTOU are hereby summoned and REQUIRED to an
n swer the complaint of Hope Lathrop which is
flied in the oihce OF the clerk of the circuit court for
the county OF kenosha, at his office in the city of
Kenosha, and to serve copy of your answer on us
at office in the city and county OF kenosha and
State of Wisconsin, within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof exclusiveot the day ofsuch service and
you fail TO answer the complaint as aforesaid, the
said Hope Lahrop will take Judgment against you for
the sum Of eight hundred and thirty -four dollars with
interest az the rate OF Twelve per cent per anuum
from the Gig It'll day of October A. ID. 1859, besides
the costs of this action.
o. S. & F, II. HEAD
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In reply to the second communication from the Agent
of the "Home,' 4. H. Kellogg, which appeared in this
paper for several weeks, in which he attempts TO ex-
plain Mr. Wrights CO rected report, which had pub
lished, would add but a few words. Allowing his
representations of said report to be correct hewould
make cut that the Hon. ElIzur Wright Of Mass, Ito say
nothing of the officers of the Sew York Life, ~ was
guilty of gross dupJicity in thus palmng off on the
Public a statement make the standing of Compa-
ny 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 as authority for the standing of his own
and 0, her companies In card published by Mr..
Wright april 10 1864, he says: "0n page 90 Of same
Report (aludDg his Report for 1852 the ratio per
cent of actual computed premium reserve for 1862,
Of the New York Life Insurance Co., OF N Y, is mis-
printed in part of the edition. The correct figures
are 1921" The Agent OF the Home omitted one I'M
porant fact when he gave the figures in his advertise
ment as index OF the standing of the several Cons
panies, TO wit: "The Home" when it was first organ
zed ha stock CdpitGL of % 600 to absorb the first
Dr0fts and on the basis he gives in his adver>
senen could have given at that time, q Udstty better
showing, and every policy they have issued since,
would give the Company poorer showing.
l.. S. KELLOGG, Agent,
50f for the Rev York Lille.
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TAEKN lip

fsHIF into the euclosu Of the subscriber in :he
L townof tleassnt Prairie on or bout the 1871 day
+ Jure 1854, % r. d Steer, Two Red Heiters and
hree spOited red and white Heifers-all yearlirgs-
No particular marks noticed. The owner Is requested
10 prove prcperty, pay charges and tske them away
WG WApELL.
Pleasant Prairie, June 1G.h 1864, ave-
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He is prepared to manufacture to order, any article
of Machinery in Wood Iron Work, from Stem
Engine to Pitctor6, Agricultural Implem nts, &C.,
or to do any and all sorts of Repairing at short notice.
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DoING GooD-At meeting in Exeter Hall,
London. VI ere there was vast number OF
Sabbath School children assembled, clergyman
arose on the the platform and told them Of two
bad little boys whom he had once known, and
of good little girl whom he afterwards learned
to know This little girl been to Sabbath
school. where she had learnedf0 do good every
day. Seeing two little boys quarrelling she
went up TO them. told them how wickedly they
were acting, made them desist from qaarre!ng
and in the end told them to attend Sunday
school. These boys were jim and Tom Now
children, said the clergyman, Would you Ii Ike
to see jim?
All shouted with one voice, "yees, yesn
Jim. get up! said the gentleman. Iookin g
over to the other part of the stage
"A reverend looking missionary arose and look
ed smilingly upon the children.
g Now would you like to see Toni"
" Y es, yes!'' resounded through al the house
Well, look at mel am Tom, aud too have
been missionary for many years, Now would
you like TO see little Mary Wood?
The response was even more loud than before
90 Yes!'
:. Well, do you see there in the blue silk bon
metz That is little Mary Wood, aud she is my
wife
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:"
All those having Reapers or any other Agricultural
implements that need repairing, will find it to their
interest to give him a CALL OH
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FOR SALE CE5EAP!

EsNEsE Gravel Foundry in Kenosha Lot 80 by
feet building 40 by so feet good frame barn. brick
Engine Room. The buildings in good condition. with
water purposes and suitable for manu-
featuring establishment.
Also vest half OF block side, contanin
acl Of land with frame of six rooms brick cellar
barn cste1n WE'LL and plenty fruit trees and shrubbery
Price $3.50. Apply T.
JOSIAH BOND, .-
"A La Sale St, Chicago
Or enquire of a. G. COLE Bonds Building, KenOsha.
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Manhood; hoW Lost. how Restored.

q UsT published, new edition of DR.. Culver
e. Wells celebrated I. Ssay lhe TdQic0t
without dciI y of Epeq motor hoeo OF Sem
iual weakness, Involuntary SenliI al Losses. Inpo-
tepcy, Mental and Physical Inc capacity mpedm ents
to Marriage, c C. ;aLo, ConSaaRpt5on hp1tepSy 0hd
Fits, ihduced by seil-ndulgepce sexual extrava-
gance.
~ Price, in sealed enyelor, only cents.
The celebrated author i'll this admirable essay clear.
y demonstrates, ON thirty years successful prac.
tlce that the alarming consequences of self abuse may
be radically cured without the dangerous ofInter
nal medicine the application of the knife pointing
out mode of cure, at once simple, certain and eff
fec tual, by of which every sufferer, matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself cheap
~, privately, and RAD acdhy. g..
az This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under SEAL in a. plain envelope, TO any ad.
Dress post padd, receipt of six CENTS post
stamps, ADDRESS the publishers,
CHAS. j. @. KLINE CO,
I27 BOyvery New York Post Office box 1885,
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Life Insurance Co.
Established lS45.
Home Office 112 do ia Broadway, N. Y.
WILLIAM BEERS, MORRIS FRANKLIN,
ActuQrY President

WILLIAM BEERS, NORRIS FRANKLIN,
Actudry President
Assets, $3,OOO,O00--E Securely Invested
This is one of the Oldest Safest and most Successful
Life Insurance Companies in the United States and of
fers advantages not exceled, and in some repecs
tquaed by any other. 1t has paid to Widows aud or
phaus of the assured over Eighteen Hundred
Thousand Dollars. Its Trustees in New ork City
are of the very first and most reliable names.
The New York Life's receipts for the last year were
larger in proportion to its capital, than any other
Company on the continent. (See sworn statements to
the General Superintendent of the Insurance Depart
ment) The y ew York Life has returned to the Policy
Holders more in the form Of diveends in proportion
to its capital the last year, than any other Company
doing business in the United States
1t is strictly mutual, the polly holders receiving
the entire profits.
~ Special care in the selection oft its risks-strct
economy-aud a safe and judicious investment of its
funds-emphatica characterize the management of
this Company. -&E9
Premiums received Quarterly, Semi Annually, or An
nuay at the option Of the assured. Policies issued in
all the various forms, of Whole Life, Short Term, En-
dowment, Annuity, &c
DIPIDENDS DECLARED AANUALLX
The mortality among its members has been proper
0QteEy less than that of any other Life Insurance
Company in America-a result consequent on a most
careful and iudcious selection of lives, and OF
great Importance to the policy holders.
Ii offers to the assured the most abundant security
in a large accumulated fund.- amounting now to
THREE MILLION DOLLARS.