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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-13
From, Rec. J. Merton Broacu, D. D., Editor

From Rec. ]. NeWt0n Br01CN, d. d, e dsI0f-
the Encyclopedia of Religious knoctedSe
Although not disposed to favor recommend PatenI
Medicines in through dstrust of their ingredi
ents and efects,l AZ <.Hg sufficient reasons why
man may TESTIFY the benefits he believes him
sell have received from any simple preparation IN
the hope that he may thus contribute to The benefit c!
others. ,
do this the more readily in regard to Hoohand's
German Btters prepared by Dr. G. NJ Jackson, of this
city, because was prejudiced against them for many
years, under the impression that they were chiefly al
alcoholic mixture l am indebted to my friend, Robert
Shoemaker, Esq for the removal of this prejudice by
proper tests aud tor agement to try when
suffering great and log continued debility The
use three bottles of these Bitters at the beginning OF
tie present year was followed by evident relief aud re
grafton to degree of oIiy and menalvigor which
ha not felt for six months before, aud had almost de-
spared of regaining. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the of them.
PHILAD'A, JUNE %, 1861. J. NEWTON BROWN.
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IT. KENNARD.
Eighth below Coates ST., Philadelphia

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist Oh.
Germantown, Penn.
DR.. @. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir Personal eNperi>
ence enables say that regard tie German Bit
tiers prepa ed ny you as II most excellent medicine In
OF severe cold general debility have been
greatly benefited by the of the Buffers, and doubt
not they will produce similar effec.s others.
Yours truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
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From the Rev Jos IL. Xennard Pastor of the lot
Baptist Church.
DR.. jackson Dear Sir - l have BEEN frequently
requested to connect my name with Communications
OF different kinds Cf medicines, but, regarding .he
p actice out OF my appropriate sphere, nave III
ALI deciined but, with clear proof in various
distances, and particularly iu my family, OF the use
uines of DR. Hoofand's German Bitters, depart for
once from my usual course, my full convi:
tion that TOR general deb1ty Ofue system, ana es
pecialfy Tor Lioer Complaint, it is safe and cat
uu6Ls prepdqdtSOa.. IL it may fail but
usually doubt not it will he very beneficial to those
who suffer Fl ON the above cause
Yours very respectfully,
r. J H. KENNARD
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. StereOScOpeS & StereoScOpic Views.

In addition to our Main business ofPHoToGRAp4
10 MATERIALS, we are b 3Ysn rters for the follow
ing. viz -..s -f.... f... o.. -.r...-. 81 - )
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A large part of it Jus, HAVING been received.
Particular attention of Purchasers
is invited to the following
list Of Prices:

7 q JOHN NICOLL.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
~ A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEX ELILPTlC (On DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
VESTS BRADLEY & CAREY,
Successor. J. |. / j. y. WEST.
No. 81 CIAMBEps-ST.. NETWORK,
the own.Is tho fetens and Exclusive Manufacturers
o. tins
J. w. BRtDLEYS
PATENTED "DUrLEX ELHPiiC' STEEL SPRING
SKinL.
This invention consists Of Dupex Tor tvo) Elliptic stee
Sprie nrousy braided tightly end firmly together edge
edge, Hakl ir toughest most elastic flexible and durable
Spring sel enabling the In consequence Of M
great e.ssit, and cX bne-s to Iace and fold the skirt
when in ea v an wi'h the convenience sils
dress entirely obviaos and slences e only Oh
otors l. p skirts, VIZ: che annoyance to the WeGrer ~
veil puoc sally ia crowded assemblies Carriages
r.toe : church e"s, or ~ any crowded place hGn the
difficulty Of in- sp and cupyns small space
hi. eaicy di Guilty. Shle giving the siit the
Usua full and symmetrical FORM snd Is the hest and most
Wish end gacs sppea for the street. opera prone
edc or hou dr,ss lady having enjoyed the pleasure,
comfort ard great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt a single day will sneryaTd willing
dispcnse with the Of them They toe best quality In
part by the ghest most durable comfortable aud
economical Skirt made. Merchants will be supplied above,
and ladies in class retail stores in TINS city and
tlToulh Out To. 4 tefrnt Stsies
" .NQuIAE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
STRING ShikE
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Urn GOODS.

HOUsEKEEPING GOODS,
IaCES AND EMBROlDERlES,c
HOSIERY GLOVES, AND UNDEKM EAb
RIRPONS AND FRENCH FLOWEhSn
YANKEE OTIONS AND FANCY GOVps pvcr
~. sIWAYS ON HAND FULL SIOCh bhel
~ oIfiLITY FRENCH KID GLOVES 50 CTS
"f Il III. MACY,
Nos 2O4 and 206 Sixth-ave., near fourteenths'.
OF AssIGNEES SALE
AT NO AZ BROADWAY.
so0 or THE CHOICEST CLOAKS
RESERVED from the last AUCTION SALE.
VIII ~ rold in ls.e or sqan lots
WIN. TOPPING CO.,
VIII sell at AUCTION, on
WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst,
TIE ENTIRE BALANCE OF CLOAks,
Assigned by George Carey,
At II o'clock. a. M,
At No. AS BROADWAY.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
' SALE, by A. J. BLEECKER. SON Co, No. q

tedsgst
Sig valuable HOUSES, suitable for stores, In LeonGTdst'
near broadway east side.
ton-uye., near Thirty -tf,h-st.
r.- WILL YuHSrsagp HOTEL In the lower part Of the
city with everything complete order doing most proha
bic buiineN.. - ,-,
West Thirty It, between Eighth and Nnthe
very fine Fngi.h-bascuent HOUSE. No "a. .
Lens-hold 3.ory snd attic Bnes HOUSE, NO iV' Last
BTosdway-s favorable lease.
V,., Twenty up,h.t between Si-th and Seventh
3,,ory s,oop Brck not ~, well built, in good order
Fouf.sofy BroWustoGe HOUSE, corner Ienih'a'e. aud
Thirty fonrih,t
Ala a nnnb.r u Other Homer. Store, and Lots.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALL SALE
~ At the request Of lre number Of gentlemen who de.
sire purchase and In order bring the sale Of oonhscaed
property and the TAI sale toscthcr TIE sac o.
property hestoore advertised by 20 BE- made TINS day Tn
Tho city Of Norfolk aud situated ia Norfolk and Porsmoah
Cities In Norfolk County and In Elizabeth City County IL
adjourned until MONDAY te 18th day OF February neI ut
O'Clock ss tho Court HOUSE door. City Hal building
DsisS January 30, 1895.
JOHN UNDERWOOD, U. =. Mar.hA:
nistrict of NirriniA
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Corporation Notices.

vj,HE COMMITTEE ON wHARVEs, PIERS
l. AND SLIPS, Of the Board ~ Aldermen will meet In
Room No. City Hal. Tuesday nex TN Instant, at y
clock for the purpose Of considering the hppi
OF the Oyemen for tho Of the en NJ the loot
OF Sprpg ',ree. and ssh other subjects nov before
the Committee for their action
An pertons interested hereby no,hed "a he present
shove named time and place without forthsI Do6cs
ton BERNARD KELLY,
LEWIS y. nYEHS,
MICHAEL NORTON.
COMMITTEES Whlves, PIER aid shps.
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VINELAND LANDs-TO ALL WANTING

u
FARMS-Lsrge and thriving seiilement, mild shi
hesthul climate miles sOuh Of Phad-phs by railroad
Rh soil which produces large crops which can now bc sen
Ten twenty AMI y tracts 81 from tzot 30
re sbc within Good business opening.
r manufactures sd others churches schools and good so
ric;y II {. tie most improving Place fst % w.
de Pc. 10 aid DOT il unsurpassed Letter, sn,weri Pspers
f,port. and sIvus a formation viii be sent free
Adlr-s CfIiS X LANDS yinesnd pos,-ohice. Cunber.
snd Co.. n J. FroH. RrSOri Of s0n Robin'oH dicnAnal
Ee1, Of The T,ib9s,; 10 one Of me uof eTf'H"rr y0ie
,at, i, an aIse kre o.ii0n and .u,triis condition for
p!o.gsf J@ias tAa: sH0s 81 tAls side u b< "ef""
Prusu<a
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6onses ano farms Wanieo.

XNANTED-A FARM in a salubrious posi-
w ton aul well wAiefcd; IN Central or Western
SsvYogt nehsap woad be oo 81 81 no buildings on IN"
propfty there nGl be good pco iof them and building
rli.r mar address with ph.e and full PARTICULAR j..
OSBORN HALSEY. No. n Nassau -. New York.
WANTED TO BUY n STORE of about 20 to
loo feet ds-p aud IS feet wide sused between Murray
and Cans .ts. and Church Ind En-stI Adde'S L. H.
Tribune OHiee.
VNANTED-By four young men, cheap Del
w aware or Msry and FtEM LANDS f9 cash. Adiress,
giving description md pnes :. r. SMITH. Cromwell Conn
WANTED 10 RENT-For a term Of years,
w RoOs1 in shreproof buldpy preferred,
containing shou 100 superficial feet Location be
CbAIb.r aid Cans, Wet Rr0a'wsy and Chatham,
10 b. usei for or,e Of t erce address stating rent.
Box 10. J.s7i, Post-Oilo., New York
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DERSONAL.- is desired by the
undeyned Of the whe r-sbout and CONDITION OF his SON
EDWARD &. MIDDLETON, siI ecn yssrs OF ase, taken
prisoner near Atlanta Ga. the I'D Il July. lS0 TX
changed proners others who give such iaoimition
will rsceiys proper reward desrod Vel as the thsnHs
Of ID, afflicted parents AdJrss. H. {. MDOLLTON Tin
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CNTTTIOy-A RECEIPT for 81, 900 in Gold,

HNUTIUN.-A KEJEITI Tor So,VOU III VUIN,
~ purpor.in- have signed by the subsrbe In Tire
year 1901 having been randenty pat oet az prsons ara
s,u,oneL AGAINST receiving tue same. l.. NORkiNDN
co. No. II kassau-st. n. Y.-New-Nofs, Feb o. 1865.
NOTiCE.-Sh0uld this meet the eye of any
p,r.on who was board the ferry beat on TIE Fulton
T.ny on tho brooklyn side, FRIDAY NIGHT. jan -,
men M. cy of Man overheard made q ~ clock, by
calling ut COULTER, kRAPP CO.'S, No 10 fron,-st and
,en; they snow will receive tho thanks Of distressed
lnily.
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rINIMBER LAND.-FOR SALE in Pennsyl-
,auia tract ofTIMBER LAND Of about Thousand
This aud Is heavily covered with excellent timber III
location ahordrs facilities for safe AMI rapid tianpoFa
ton. Title indispuabe portion Of The purchase money
eau remain bond and morgg.. Address Box NO. 'lo
Phisd. pha Po,t-Oftoe, Pennsylvania.
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Il SELL.-5 eentee new BRICK HOUSES on facinc,,'',
between Washington and Grsndsyes rent 10 private iamy
$3.50 will sell low. Apply houses from II to l. Eizht
three sory aud btsepen, BRICK HOUSES on Caiton'.t
fronting City Park of Park viii be sod low
Two frame cotiag HOUSES Sandsst. between Gold IT,
and Hudson-sve. will BE- sold low. Apply at Once No. !,
over Fulton Bank. Newly ork, about II III.
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Real Cstate for Sale.

EXTENSIVE WATER POWER for SALE.
of NewYork aud Elk and miles steamboat freight
ps dhect to tie city II Ia well calcusted for Paper OF
Wool manufacturing Address Box No. 563 NewYork fos
Office
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A FFIJCTED RESTOREDi IGNORANC

"A FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE
IA EXPOSED! PALACES UNMAShED! ID. LAR,
kONTS Paris Loudon and Neyg-fork Mcoch ADVISER aud
Gsyrax. Guide 80h edition 900 psge upon Debility Ur nary
bepos Structure. European Hospital Practice the Author
Sneouaed Pan, London Treatment &c. A. VINO ~ouG
kvoid DaTbarous treatment should get TINS
Srignsl WORK OF the AMERICAN EEws Co.. T. hNth y O.
AVesey price ~, consult the DOCIOh No. 10 b0ad'
h.y (up stsirs New-i ork nom 10 TO .. M.
Y'N concur with other pspers 'n recommending IT. Lar
Mont nd his work. Courier des Etats ME German de
toY "a Dispatch Stas Xeitung Atlas Medical Review &C.
-Four New Songs
by 3. DODWOKTH, No. 6 Astor-place,
- Ny. .rrposprcr,ou
uEAPT,s LAMENT LOVES RAPTURE.
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FOR sAIE-.At Mount Eii.e9 Station, West:
chester County ny o. Vsep Ns nT lG - n sss
minutes. walk from Station. About three ,,res Of choice
Land, large House, good Carriage House, o yansty
choice Fruit Trees Just coming into good bearing eio sbauo
and Evergreen Trees. Excellent water q, the door.
Apply 20 ALLEN 4 BROWN
No. 90 Broadway
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TNOR SALF-IO ACRES of LAND beautifully
EIRST.CLASS HOUSE. No. lG5 Presider

l. ST. Brooklyn with FOUR LOTS or GROUND.
on,e thirty eight feet wide bn, in tie bed name! by day.
work bathrooms range furnace ic FOR SALE to close
an estate Apply 10 Z. r. KELLOGG No. i3s Peartst, New
York
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CUMMINGS e. JENNYS, PIANO.FORTE
aFASON AZ UAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS

VI NE'TN
WI THIRTY GOLD or SILVER MEDALS or othe- lrst
premiums have been awarded within few years for
THE BEST instruments Of this clare Over t~o hnnircd OF
the most disn euhed musicians Of New Yos and otrr prl
cip declare that tho Instruments OF make eIc all
otlsrs (So. particulars IN crcusfa) s4esroons No.
Mercsr NY lin Mach will 10 No SO broadwey)
MASON BROTHERS.
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EOR SALE, az BERGEN POINT, the deslr-
L. able PLACE. LINDEN-SHADE-some Is scres with q
Water Front Of 800 feet XIII Won kuli Title without
doubt. Also, small PLOT Of GROUND. some IL q ~ Lots
Is by rs feet the water worth looking at Inc race
mi git be let furnished nnursed. Variety Of Fruit Trees
&C. Apply to tie proprietor tho premises, Dr. RAbiN-
Eau, near tle Ii glt House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

This important case, which has caused much excite
ment was resumed to-day The court, the first
day was crowded. The following witnesses ex-
amined
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CLEARED.
steamship Cuba (r) stone Liverpool via Queensown-E
steamship salsdm CBr,, MARI, Iivrrpool-Booh Co.
Steamship Nontezmm" Obj, Hsmshaw' kingston ia
"s Steamship Sdrcs brooks, Boston-whtney Hathaway
sb bip Sasassn Marshall Mobeiiowland Frohin CHAM
Bark Ann tBr) Campbell Buenos Ayres-J Whitney
Bark Erwin (Br, wardel Bucnos Ayres-EA Hussey 4
Bldg Sparkling Sea tBr, Bowden, Montevideo and mar
Brig PoiSx DAM, Lehusen, Rio Janeiro-yapier Wells
ford, ,-
Brig Downs Br,, ;painc, Bardados-H Trowbridge
Brig soferiao tBr, Higgins Port Pruce-Benry De
Brig Branch tBr) Card, Turks Isends--E c Knox Co.
Brig Bachelor (Br), Mlsr 81 Andrews, NIB Boyntons
schr beta Eaton Phlladeiphia--H 4 Brookman;
schr Clinton, Holmes PhiaaelPhia-i Boyn,on, son Co
s sSa %ciIv s ET Harfcr- Il Rscsctt
c.n Lady wIssSnf"n Eagle sos nsu Briggs
steamship City Of BsI,Imor: B Mrehouse Lys n
.sHssr ~ scsn Dale 0 Aug 40 Pm %.
Buoy spoke steamship Louisiana bound and ship Chan
Steamship CITY q Wilmington, bound in. o,h AN o.
F Tr' r miles sS' Of a sa%ssp %ss
Liverpool; IsS, =, 81 Ion ss;m,@ip scs Sd hence W
I'm 81 ' s q i, Ssgs aSs Of ags Yss
seamsp seIa:a S% T., Hs an A~g 9
Br bark rolly l,ih lat rs "a Ion ~ o. snip ROBINSON
Aradne Crazy. Savannah, win mus' ana pas
sengcrs 10 livingston, Fox Co 1871 ~ mies oi MY
inepau shuas passed steamship Constitution oguhd - Nt
X miles y Of flstioras brig John Balch, bounds
steamship Peit Delaney, Savannah, Aug ~ win mdse
and passengers. t0 l. l. Jones. 49, 90 -, a..
steamship Granada Baxter Charleston % hours with
steamshp Euterpc, Edridgc, Wilmington, NC 81 hours.
with lndse and passcngers TO II I Livingston a co
sloanship StnrIcht Dedricr. Wilmington, NC, days,
with tndse aud ua.scnvers to Arthur Iear,.
steamship nj md Hobart, Newborn NJ. w hours with
ydse md pas sengcrs 10 Goodspeed 2h met w miles
of Jaerns messed steamships Ben Dcord u Spauiding
and thae Benton, all bound ~
sieamsho Ein May, sosrls. Newbern, NC ~ hours 10
steamship Carolina Philips Beaufort 60 hours with cot
ton and rers. TO Murray nephew.
STEAMSHIPS Bangor, Bacon, F"rttls Monroe, ~ hours
vth bar~c Vows In tow, 10 q 8 puartrrmtntcr
seamshin Norwich Mechcr philadelphia ~ hours to
l. 4 4, crlssold in tow Of the ste,m,ng ioselh Baker
Shin Ianana (Hr) Main, Manl, March - Via Psrnain
buco I,y ~ with hemp aud sugar, 81 Morga April
la. as d,Va ol: NAV lat ~ 30 lon a. spoke ship Edin
burr from Adelaide London ~ days out 18th lat 81 ~
Ion ID shin Flour De sois, from Calcutta for London
SsrI sremcrin tr, Jacheus Rio Janco 70 day., with
conss ~ y Pnvcns,edt 60.
i,ark Morning star McNann, Triniad y days, with su
gar, 10 Geo > Stephenson Go ~
prip Continent,1Br, Knbsu Ponce PR, II days, with
sugar, To ~ RsJnwulg y Go.
Brig Nebraska Emery. kcuyitas II DAYS, with sugar
master. -
cotton. A.. to wavdcn \ ID
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ObituarY.

FEOFEssOR AYTOUN.
Pocssor Aytoun, son law of the author OF "Noctes
fm,yrsionn, and OF the no,abilitios of Edinburg
literary society, died on the 4th He poet Of
uinr celebrity but small orig noIty In hls "Iays of
tho Scottish CAVALIERS ne initiated Macaulay IN his
Bothweill he Initiated Sir Walter Scott though In both
there fno passages, notably the fight botweeIr&ae
Warden and John Elliott Of the Park, in "Bohwcll .
Imitation indeed was his forte witness the "Balads
of Bon Gauter,' written in conjunction with Mr. Theo-
dorc Martin, aud "Firmian," burlesque on Bailey,
Dobcll and the spssinodic school. He constant
contributor 10 Boekwcod though not was frequently
stated ITS editor thc editor " the principal proprietor
MIR John Blckwood) and for constant and active sup.
port To- he conservative made Shcnn Of tile
ORR peys by Lord Derby.
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ing mny be due to this extraordinary magnetic disturb
IL at present impossible say but the Astronomer
Royal has very appropriately taken the opportunity Of
calling attention continuous series OF records the
existence OF which was previously known 70 but few
reason TO believe prove Of immense value to the Of
Geographic The publication OF the letters Of Pro-
lessor Airy WILL at all events have this good result that
they will induce persons TO pause before they hastily
conclude that the interruption Of Geographic commni
cation necessarily indicates the total loss OF expensive
submarine cable, or system Of telegraphic lines,
whether aerial or subterrancan.
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The Bargain OF the Cable Company.
ihe Landau Slan Antuat z /

II s the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Com
pany 10 which all tho good evil hitherto done Is TO be
ascrbcd This company undertook the production and
laying IT the cable for the Atlantic Telegraph Company
receiving large sum In of failure. enormous
sum ~ the event OF success and the Great Eastern
Engaged FOR h enterprise her owners 10 receive fifty
thousand pou nds II the attempt succeeded. nothing II
~ failed Had the present attempt been successful II is
asserted that the Great Eastern wod have been nj
purchased by the Telegraph Construction and Mantle
nance Company, and that there were already projects
Tor laying less than six cables between Ireland and
America Or Russell has two with him on board
he Eastern
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The Baltimore SNn of the I'D says --Generni John
son he late rebel army, arrived IN this city on Sun
day hast from Richmond and s sojourning at The house
Of a friend lie has obtained permission 10 visit Wash
npon and Is stated will 10 so this week, for the pur
pose oi hav,g an interview with President Johnson TO
whom he haS already presented application Tor par
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AInAEAc NEW yoRK-THis DAT.
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auN ARA .....,....... ~ 30
Port or New York, Aug" ..lS65.