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Frauds in Internal Revenue.

A Washington special says the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue receives daily
large numbers of devices, mechanical and
others to avoid the payment of taxes AMI
stamp duties. Among those received is a
double ender match, nearly twice as long
as the ordinary match, with each end dipped
in the phosphoric mixture. The consumer
breaks each Of these double-enders in the
middle and has two boxes of matches for
the tax, which is one cent for all packages
if not more than 100. By the doubIe-ender
system the dealer pays about half the Gov
ernmont tax intended by the law. Another
ingenious evader gets up large packages
of thin blocks, three inches long and of
the length Of matches, one edge being dip
ped in the phosphorus mixture. These
blocks he denOminates kindhng wood, and
informs the purchaser that if he desires to
use them as matches he can do so by whit
thing them off
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And this is the beginning and the end of
the Pit Hole fire. 1t began about seven
o'clock last evening and was distinguished
about four o'clock this Thursday morning.
It's now in good condition, and its
owners highly delighted, though still re-
tanning traces of theic scare. AS for the ac-
tual loss it is some $4,000 or SIS, 900: but
what is that to befall flowing well on Pit
Hole !?
If the red Fire King, however, takes it
into his hot fancy to get up wider raid
here, he can compass figures of destruction
that will make even oil men tremble.-
May they be spared the disaster, and your
correspondent the writing thereof
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LINEN STATE CONVENTION.

Union State Convention will be hsId al the Ospi'
toll in Madison, Wednesday, the slN'n Jay OF sep
TENDER next at u o'clock NJ, for the purpose OF nom
ting candidates for the several state Offices to be
elected at the general election, and OF transact
inv snch other business be deemed for the pGb
lie interest. g. 80. a.,
state viii be entitled to two delegates la such con-
vention Each regiment of Wisconsin troops, remain
ing in the service at that date, will also be entitled
10 represe ntation in the convention as follows:
containing not more than 800 rank and HE, one
delegate; If more than that number, two Delegates
All voters who are in favor OF maintaining lalth'
fui and economical management OF our state anars
aud Of sustaining the National Government IN effect
ing such an eaily and permanent settlement OF our
national difficult les will secure harmony between
the different sections of the country-estaosh hperty
assure iustice-r order, and revive prosperity
are invited, without regard to former political asso,
Citations unite in electIg 5eegaest to the AFORESAID
convention. = =
HORACE RUBLEE, Chm. J. ALLEN BARBER,
VIM. G. ALLEN, O. y shOLES,
q W HAZELTON H. y. BARRON,
WIN A. LAWRGNCE, A. G. KNIGHT,
ALLEN WORDEN,
Union state Committee,
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JOMMnR CIAL,
OFFICE OF THE KEN0SHA TELEGRAPH
Thursday, August, 10 1865.


GRAIN MAkKET.-There is but little doing in the
grain market We note sales of wheat at SOa$l 90
for il ferior to prime
The continued rains throughout the west has crea-
ted some apprehension for the safety OF the new
wheat crop and from that cause the market hrmer
and about Sc higher. In the middle and southern
part of Illinois and in section OF Michigan and
Indiana wheat has grown in the shock, and esti-
mates are made sections of the county named
of a loss of one fourth of the wheat crop.
New Barley has not yet BET offered in the market.
In the absense of any transactions it is difficult to
give quotations, but we understand prime samples
would command 81 co.
Oats 30a34c
PROvISIoNS-We notice an adv ance Of &c on
Butter since the date of last issue aud sales OF
prime made at20c Eggs 17a1Sc
The market is pretty well supplied with new pota.
tatoes and only best samples sal able. Ear'y
white Meshannicks are sold to limited extent at 4Oc
White Bea MS 75c.
WO0L-The wool market has not been very active
owing to the reluctance of growers to accept the Of
fers of buyers. But the new clip is moving OF slow
~ 5Oa56c but several holders of large lots holt
their clips above our quotations.
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rhe Meeting of TrriGo at New York
Statement of One who Was There.

M. NTeetSna of Traitors at New York
statement Of One who Was There.
NEw YORK, August 8. Mr.. Robert
Brown. who was present at the jeff. Davis
meeting in this city the other day, makes
affidavit to the following statement of
facts:
The meeting vas first composed Of citi-
zens of New York, when, at the suggestion
of some one, several Southern gentlemen
outside were invited inside, when the doors
were closed There were then ten men
present The object of the meeting beng
to raise funds to defray the expense OF de-
Tending Davis, a committee was appointed,
consisting of Mayor Gunther, who was not
present. Carlos Butterfeld, Thomas Martin
and Messrs Douglas and Clancy. A gener-
al conversation ensued. They all agreed
that the Davis trial was the most important
one in the worlds history. Mr.. Cutler
quoted from the Declaration of Indepen-
dence to show that the Southern States had
a right to secede. Other New Workers took
the same ground, citing the action and OPP
inions of citizens OF New York and Massa-
chusetts, when the Constitution was formed
Mr. Livingston, of Alabama, read from sew
eral Free State Constitutions the expressed
right to secede.
It was said the effect of the trial of Davis
would be a resolution of sentiment every
where in favor of the South 1t would be
proved on the trial that the secession cause
was right and entitled to the sympa thies of
the wcrld. Mr.. Livingston declared that
in twenty-fve-years the man that now accu-
ses the South of having committed treason
will be looked upon as a mailman and a
fool. One New Yorker denounced the exc
cution of Mrs. Surratt as cool and deliber-
ate murder Mr.. Martin said the court had
no legal jurisdiction, and that the execution
was a deliberate murder. Mr.. Livingston
said several Englishmen had told him that
this cruel murder would send a thrill of
horror through Europe, and the howl
that would be sent back would so cover any
terrify the American Government that it
will be afraid to bring Davis to trial. He
believed that the intention was to keep him
lingering in prison.
lis friends must keep agitating the mat
ter until the government is forced to put
him on trial. Mr.. Livingston said western
soldiers hated negroes so much that they
had lately killed, in cool blood, more than
one hundred. lie also said that Alabama
would send a solid delegation of staunch and
true Southern men to Congress; that the
feeling is universal in the South that 'the
Odd Yankee must not be allowed a
foot-hold in the South" Mr. Livingston
informed this meeting that he was on his
way to England to raise funds in behalf of
Davis, and he was confident he would be
able to raise the requisite amount. A New
Yorker said the amount could he raised in
New York city.
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Curious Predictions,

In 1858, pamphlet was published in
Germany, purportiDg TO be a series of proph-
estes made by Mademoiselle Lenormand, in
whose predictions the first Napoean placed
great reliance. They were-1st that in
1853 a war would break out between Eng
land and France on the one part aud Russia;
I'd, that when peace was restored, war
would follow between England and India !;
sd, that great migration would then take
place from Germany to the United States !;
4th, that civil war would rage four years
IN the United States, to be succeeded by an
era OF remarkable prosperity; 18th, that
about the time Of its close, a fearful sick
ness, commencing in Russia, would extend
across the Baltic, desoIate Germany, cause
immense mortality in England, and thence
simultaneously spread to the east and to
the west So far all has come true. and the
untulhlled seems Fastening.
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DIED..

sABIN-At the U. s. Hospital at Charlotte, North
Carolina of Typhoid Fever, on the 4th day of July
1865, ELISHA sABIN, son of Widow Sabin of South
Bristol n this county.
STETSON-Tn the town of Somers, OF Dropsy, JANE
ANDERSON, wife of VIM. A. stetson, aged seventy
four years aud two months. nos
The deceased was invalid for four years, and
bore her sufferings with christian forttude and pas
thence, and trust she has gone to her reward in
heaven.
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A Sound platform,

Hon. Tim. 0. Howe delivered the annual
address before the Teachers Associat ion of
this State. lie laid down as the fundamen-
tai principle upon which this nation must
succeed II 1t SUCCEEDS at all, UNIVERSAL
SUFFRAGE and UNIVERSAL EDUCATION. If it is
adopted the Model Republic will outlast
all its traducers in both the New world and
the Old.
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Thanks.-We are indebted to our represen-
tati7e elect, Hon H. e. PAIyF, for copy of
the Report of the Commissioner of AgricuI
ture, for the year 1862. This report is valuable
and interesting one, and ehould be in the hands
OF our farmers generally, to have the good effect
intended. Mr.. Paine will please accept our
thanks for the favor.
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ADVANCE IN THE PRICE Cd WooL-The
farmers viii be glad TO learn that the price
of wool Is advancing. 1t has recently gone
up two cents a pound at all important points
on the Michigan Central railroad and good
lots were selling at fifty eight. Both buy
ers and sellers are becoming somewhat ex-
cited
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wool md CottOn.--Judge Edmunds, in
preparing the census volume on manufactures,
which is rapidly progressing, ascert aimed tina {
IN 1900 the wool, raw material was valued at
$50 $3.50 So7. The cost or labor, IS, S0S 254. and
the value manufactured product wac SCI :
S63, 81. The value of raw material, cotton. was
$37 2S5, 534 The cost of labor, $23, $40, les and
The value ofthe manufactured product was
Sis, 1851 ia
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Colridge was acknowledged to be bad
rider. One day riding through the street,
he was accosted by would-be witt cay
do you know what happened to Balaam?''
Came the answer sharp and 1.-The
same as happened TO me. An ass spoke tc
him"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no COHSI1RIPTIVEs,

= 4 y OORS OFH II EHS. =, n
CUFFERERS with Cons ption, Asthma Bron chiti or
~ any disease of the Thr Lungs will be cheerfuily
furnished without charge with the remedy by the of
which the Rev EDWARD A ILsON, of Wiiamsburgh, N.
completely restored health after having suffered
years with that dread disease Consumption To
sufferers this remedy is worthy of immediate
trial 1t will cost nothing and be the means OF Their
perfect Those desiring the will please ad
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, 165 South Second
Street " illiamsburgh Kings Co, n. Y. Owe
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The RERsULT OF A TRIP EAsT-We call
the attention of our readers and especially
that of the editorial or newspaper fraternity
to notice in another column, of what has
happened to Mr. Chas Clement, of thisEcity
late proprietor of the Racine Journal A
few short weeks since he left his family and
friends for short visit to the sea shore.
When. he left home he was, to all appear
ances, in his usual health and good spirits,
and there was no outward appearance Of
the great change that has come over him,
except perhaps, a new suit of clothes But,
alasl how uncertain are all human hopes
and human calculations. We have now to
announce, that right in the vigor of his
manhood, when life seems full of hope and
promise, he has done just what many a
young man has done before, and many an
old man means to do get married We hope
it will be well with him. Racine Advocate
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.A.A X KEED,

MANN-wILCoX-Att the residence of Il futile Esq e,
in this city, on the 5th inst, by Rev. L. L. Knox
Mr.. EDWIN MANN, Of somers, and Mrs. MAR
GARET E. WILCOX. Of Kenosha. -.
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WANTED.-Married Ladies Prof, Won
Veraes' Diamond Drops, a never-failing and
harmless remedy tor all Distractions and irreg>
ularties. All married ladies will find this never
failing preventive, for which it is warranted in
every instance, and are invited to send red
stamp for u circular, or two dollars and a quar-
ter for bottle, to c. B. MONROE s. CO Gem
eral Agents, P o. Drawer 656l, Chicago, Ill
For sale, wholesale, by Burnhams g. Van
Setback, Wholesale Druggists) l6 Lake street
Chicago
lly45l f. ROBINSONN, Agent, Kenosha.
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Ina "a III rs5sss si1szssl
EZ4 M SkhE - : s-ss aSsSssasss;essE4
On and after Sunday, March 18th, 1865, passenger
trains via
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.R 70

AN GE ~ n AL r. X.
VIII leave Great Central Depot foot of Lake st.
Chicago, at "
$50 A. M. $500 II. Nh. 1000 -. NJ
Sundays Excepted Saturdays Excepted Sun'ys Satys
Excepted.
Connecting Immediately ut Detroit wi trains OF the
Great Western and Grand Trunk Railways for Toron-
to- Montreal 0gdensburg, Buffalo, Niagar Falls Troy
Albany, Sprin gheid, New York and Boston.
eW During the temporary suspension of through
travel the Mich igan Central have renovated and re.
htted their famous coaches and made all necessary
improvements for the comfort Of through passenger
For tn rough tickets, via the Great Central Route
apply at Offices OF connecting roads; in Chicago at
Company Is Offices in fremont House Block. and at
Depot, foot OF Lake Street,
II. O. WENTWORTH, RN RICE
GEM western Passenger Agt, Gsnn Supt.
BH
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Wisconsin State Teachers Association.

The Annual Convention of the Wisconsin
Teachers Association was held at White
water, last week. The Register says:
''The attendance at this session was quite
large, including many of the most success
full and best known educators of the State,
and some of the more prominent teachers
from other States The proceedings were
very interesting, and the largest hall in our
village was crowded throughout.
We cannot refrain, right here, from pay
ing deserved compliment to the President
and Officers of the Association, for the very
manner in which the Convention
has been managed Everything passed off
well, and the meeting of so large number
of teachers aud friends of education, cannot
but result in great benefit to the cause, and
increased interest in what may justly be
called the science of teaching"
The following are the officers elected for
the coming year
President.-G. d. GAYLORD, Sheboygan.
Vtce-PreSidents-J. K. Purdy, TT. Akin
son; Miss Mary G. Sherman, Aliens
Grove; Miss Caroline Award, Milwaukee.
Sec. H. Terry, Spring Green.
IreaS.-A. D. Hendlickson, Waukesha.
CounSelIors.-D. W. Rosekraps Columbus :;
d. G. Purman, Lancaster; HartwelI AL
len, Viroqua; S. s. Steele Whitewater
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a CARD To THE sUFFRRING.

IN DO YOU WISH TO BE CUREDl IF so, SWALLOW
three hogsheads of Buchu "Tonic Bitter" "Sar-
saparila Nervous Anidotes &C., &C., and after you
satisfied with the result then try box of OLD DOC
TOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS-and be
restored health and vgCr in less than 80 days They
purely vegetable pleasant take in their
effects the broken down aud shattered constitution Old
and young take them with advantage. DR. BUcHANs
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS in less than 30 days, the
of Nervousness Impoteney Premature Decay
Seminal Weakness Insanity and all Urinary Sexual and
Nervous Affections matter from what produced
Price, ST. box. Sent postpaid by mail receipt of
order Address, JAMES s. BUTLER,
No. 429 Broadway New York Gen. Agent.
P,S.-A box sent to any address receipt Of price
which is One DOtdrpOst free. Ef-A descriptive Circu-
lar sent on application. Sw7
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK
1V NESS, etc, can be cured by one who has really
ucred himself and hundreds of othors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD H. TRAVER,
1y13 Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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The receipts of Internal Revenue are now
Averaging nearly two millions a day.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men-published by the
Howard Association and sent free charge in sealed
envelopes. Address DIR. J. SK1LL1N HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y37
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TEETH For TIE MILLION.

NXT Z CONTINUE TO PRACTICE THE DENTAL
w ART, in all its various branches. We were
the first Dentist in the west, to introduce the HARD
RUBBER, and have put up over two thousand
Gases of this work since its first introduction. We
put up this kind of work for one half what our
brethren are asking for it, and we can earn money
faster than conscience win approve, at that.
People wanting Dental work. who would like to
have little money left to buy something to eat, after
having their Teeth put in capital eating ORDER will
find It to their interest to call me-
The best City and Country references given.
Patients from the country getting work done, will
be kept free of charge.
Kenosha, July, 1865. 3m6 ISAAC GEORGE.
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS:

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our Grecian
Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest
face or chin, or hair on bald heads in Six weeks
Price 100. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed
on receipt of price 1y4l
Address WARNER Co., Box 1873, Brooklyn, N. Y.
KENDALL's AMRoLINE-Hair dressing is an art, but
it only reaches perfection when the Ambone is used
For this article besides giving strength and
vitality to the hair, adds greatly to its beauty and
luster. The Ambone be purchased at any OF
the Druggists.
Burnhams Van Setback, Genn Agents, Chicago.
1y48wlyc F. ROBINSON, Agent Kenosha.
Also sold by WHEELER & CLARK.
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Great temperance, open air,
Easy labor, little care.

am these are had in abundance, just suited to
the constitution and health of the patients. The
bath rooms are all arranged after the most APP
pi"ved method, 50 that the patient may in-
du @e in that healthy and pleasant luxury with
au iegree of temperature that fancy dictates
The electro baths are also used in some cases
18th beneficial results
DIR GATCHELL, the physician of the Cure,
bears The reputation of being excelled by no one
in the line OF his profession and from the slight
acquaintance, we had with MIN, we should
think he would fully sustain the reputation
Mrs GATcHELL is also medical graduate. and
is most valuable assistant to the doctor in the
performance of his arduous duties. A CLEAN of
sunshine always enters the room with this ex-
celent lady, cheering the dropping spirits of the
weary sufferers, so that an air of home and home
comfort rests upon all the surroundings The
patients always greet the doctor or his lady
with smiles, they feel that warmth, sunshine,
and life follow in their footsteps. We were
more than pleased with the manner in which
the establishment is conducted, and the conf
dence all have in their physician. This insiitu-
ton certainly has all the appliances for giving
health TO tho sick, and rest to the weary We
have seldom passed day more pleasantly than
that we spent at the KenOsha Water Cure
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This institution. situated at Kenosha, Wiscon-
sins most beautiful city, is one Of tine finest e.
adjustments of its kind in the west When we
say one of tie finest, we do not speak of the
gsudy exterior, and princeIy surrounding, but
one of the best health promoters to be found in
the country. There, the common ingredients of
health are considered as
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'ENAKEN UP.-Broke info

the enclosure of. the subscriber in the
toWn OF someTs on or about the 24h Of July, 1866
THEE CoLTS-two OF them years old. One a
black horse cot-the other dark gray mare colt
star 10 forehead white hind feet. The third a brown
gearing colt. The owner is requested to prove
properly, pay charges and take them away.
somers, July 9th, 1886. Awe ]. IL, WyNsLOW.
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New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
,, Fourth Ward
II a. pemng Part of 1t blk com on the line Of
u OF the sc cor thence n SO # thence W to the
, Ok q sw or s 82T2R 49, NNs W.
0Oo0ie-"e qr bS 2 sw or s S1T2R23 se
Tom of Somers. 't
fhe following described piece of land is returned
Ior fe'sale for tax Of 1864
NE FIR or except beg on W line sd or 70 IA ,d.so,
co1 .hence 70 PIKE river southerly following W
n to b 90 Pn c.n, 30 ,s nne OF or to or
TAX NOTICE.
The following is a list Of unredeemed pieces t,.cts
or lots OF land situate in the county Of Kenosha State
OF Wisconsin, which were sold on the 4sh day Of Nav
A. D. 1858, for the unpaid taxes of 1851, and the
amodnt of taxes, charges and interest due on each
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given that uales,
such lands are redeemed before the 4th day of
May, A. D. 1862 they will be conveyed to the pur-
The following described lots parcels Of land are
situate IN the Sc Or Section 81, Town o. Range 2S,
in the First Ward of the City of Kenosha
Name Description. e
VIM. 5. Strong, ss.. . 3 81 $40 90
\. Second Ward.
VIM F Halliday-se Or Sec 80 T % 1&2 Sc 05
The tollowsmg described pieces in s. E. Or.
Sec 6. 7. 1. r. %
Third Ward
Mrs Houghton-pt or sec com so
rdss of sw cor OF 1t Is in sd or sec
and on side OF enosha st e to sec
line rds W 10 Ktnosha ST n 4 rds
John NichOls-lts &c and 81 and pt GO %
OF 1t Is as follows: Sc cor sd it
| ~ thence e line OF sd 1t Is #
| Thence W to point SO # n Of sw cor
| of sd 1t thence to the cor of sdn
! % thence on s line of 1t % to Sc cor
| OF same thence n on c line of Its ~
| and ~ to beg. Alo com at point So
| # n OF sw cor 1t % thence to e line
OF Ann st thence line OF Ann
st to line of 1t rs extend W to
| Ann st thence e to sw cor 1t 26 thence
| n to beg. 145 II
BOND AND srRoNG's ADDITION
5o Rsn f5aan' s 70 s 20
The to1!O'0ing in s. H. Or: Sec 81 7. 2. r. %.
Fourth Ward.
u W Evans SO much thereof as lies @
ofmIin st and not taken for KR&
K r track, 1l&12 IL 1886
} s Fisk-an shat part n of line 6s # 80
OF line of sd lot and parl thereto, 10 IA II 40
Town of Pleasant Prairie.
Z @ sailsbury-e acre W hf ne or NV
or sec ri R22 179
John Tresto i-sw or OF NV or Sc or sec
Unknown-5 acres s side R Sc or sw
or sec 9T1R22 Q 60
Widow Tafe-w hfsw or sw or sec 10
r R { o h or sec 5r1R2s 81 H SO
Town of WheatInnd.
} Fennan-ne or ne or sec 25T2T19 AL
Town of SOmers,
c Dsvidson-p pit ne or ne or beg Ga rds
W of lie cor sd or sec thence W 6 chnR
60 ks 8 10 chns 81 To- 100 lKs e GINS
60 ks 10 chns 81 10.100 ks to beg
Ia T2R 22 Q Q.
Bennett Selleck-pt ne or beg so rds
W of W line of Mil Chicago K X line
and So 1-2 rds of line of sd or sec
thence % rds IL ks, 1l7 rds IL
ks to W lice of R thence so rds2
ks " 107 rds Is ks to beg, ec7T2
Il 90 q ok
s Fsk-w hfe hi sw or NV or sec 81
9 R 23 on
Dated at Kenosha, this 18th day of Aug A. D. 1865,
JOSEPH V. QUARLEs,
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors Kenosha
Q County, Wisconsin
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KeBOsha Water Cure.-We clip the fol~
loving well deserved notice of one OF our lead
ing Institutions, from the Rochester Mimi. Re
publican.