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, 1865-09-30

DR. C. l.. &uenCcr'S.
Fragrant odousela3ne fnr the teeth. IL u one Of tn
very best articles for CLEANSING and preserving the
teeth ev offered 70 the public. and u warranted to
contain no acid Or any oth Ingredient IN me lesst
lnio1s TO the teeth cake Of superior tooth paste
accompanies each bottle The pndonsc1aluo can be
found II Wholesale Or retail druggists generally.
CL SPENCER CO, P1uptetoes.
.... ... Providence, III
DEAAs, BARNES Z CO., Eew Yosk. Sole Axsn.s
to whom al otde1s shoud be addressed.
Ssu
, 1865-09-30
CORPORATION NOTICE

CHICAGO, Sept y, 19Ef
HhGtaA The Common Council of Tie 'City nf fhj.
csso has orde1cd that Michigan avenue be rernyetd
fpu the sontn aide or Lake street Park Pace said
Eork 70 be done under the supe7tnten dence Of the
loafd Of Public Nofke, ana that tho sum of sixteen
rte1 estate deemed benefited BY the iuprnseincnt 10
orlcrcd- according to the provisions OF the ReYsed
Now. theretose public notice Is hereby give1 10 in
ee1sona interested. that the Conmlssioae74 or he
ss CouFt House Il ssd ctsy @ tne dsy Of 0cto-
PEI. A. D. a. the h3tr Of 10 O'clock m to a9scss
Gu to be assessed on the real atc dcemed benefited
By asld contemplated improvement.
L.G. GNDELE,
FRED. LETT
..--.,.-.. O. J. ROSE
netnr..16t ~ 80 e-N NN1- N.Ne.t
, 1865-09-30
DR.. EASTERLYs

Will cure Bruises, Hprains, Cuts,
Wounds, Rheumatism, Contracted
d. Tendons, swelled Joints, Pain or
Weakness in the Back, and all Local
or satea Pain in the System.
This Is the best L1nimrut eyer otrcd to tho public
Its volatile, ua:inG and hean rropttes dlEuse
these!yes 10 the very bones and glte the sufferer ID
stant relief,
It IL the most co1eacions Llnmcnt ever Invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS.
It will cure Strains, Cuts Bruises, Chases Calls
Scratches, Spawn, Rtngbonc, or any Wounds
Of bGnc CT muscle.
Such powerful curative properties combined In
Dr. Ez4tcFly's American Lsninlcnt Z
Tint it speedily cprrs the WORST WOUNDS, both on
MAN and BEAST, after nil otleF Linlmcot1 and rene.
dies fall
Price 5 Cenis Fer bottle. .. -.
EH- For sale nj Dr.. E. EASTERLT d co.'s Family
Medicine Stnre. % Madison street, Chicago, NJ and
for sale By al druggists. seiLp5li
, 1865-09-30

4 WORD TO THE AFFLICTED.
~ going to regular Physician xith your caae ron
perl your PRIVATE REPUTATION. by soInstto "a
HEALTH OELlFE- AVOID D0TH md usc 'N-'
, 1865-09-30

TORPORATTON; NOTTCE-

~ OTY1cr or TIE BOARD or PunL1c WoHEA}
GRICAoo, Sept. g, tsaS~
Whereas The Common Council Of the City Of Chicago
has ordered that Van Bnrcn street 30 cutbe ed and
paved with wooden block pavement from the West line
pd State street rect, to ne South Bs.peh Of ne chcaGo
OF the Board Of Public Works, and that the sum Of
foEt5-tWo thousand nye hundred dollars Be assessed
nent 50 ordered. according to ths provisions Of the
Eesissdt Charter - amended IN such case made and
Now, therefore, public notice Is hereby gtveu to ali
rcreons lnteIeetcL, that the Commissioner Of th1
Court HOUSE IN ssld eity, the 9Th day Of October
I'D. H At the hour OF 10 O'Clock to Assess the
amount directed as Aforesaid By the Cor1uo Council
10 be assessed the real estate deened benefited bF
sad contemplated 1mp9oycment.
]. @. GEDELE, d,
| FRED. LETT,
.-.....a O. J. ROSE, ,
Commissioners Of the Board of Public Works. ,
, 1865-09-30
NelmbolD's E1traet 15ucbu,
HELM SOLIDS
Fluid Extract Buchu,

For Wtakntss arising from IncIse.ctIou The .rh.n.
ted powers OF Nature which Hu accompanied By 10
many Alarming s1npsors a1nons which viii b foona.
1ndisposttion to ferttcn, Lon OF Memory. Wakefor-
ness. Hoz7pr Of Disease. or Forcbodings Of Er1 IN
eutez into the n3oymaan Of soetstys
fhe Constitution, once Affected with Ospunse Wn4k-
nees requires the sid Of Medicine to ssreaot4ea ca9
tas'oofuss ~ systes, which HELaIRoLD's Ex-
TRACT EECHU Invariably does- II no uea;neue In
submitted to- Consumption or ins.olty easues
, 1865-09-30
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu,

In affections peculiar to FEMALES" Ia uueou,iad bv
Any Other preparation In Chlornsts or Reteut,oz
Palafaness or SUPPRESSION Of Customary Eyscusttoox
Ulce7atst or schttrus stata Of tho Uterus; ind III
complaints Incident to The Sex. xhsther arising fu
habits Of dissipation. tuprudenee , or tho decline or
change IN nss-
, 1865-09-30

With this Medicine you eau CHE YOURSELF II
0NE-TEATH THE MONEY that fhIsiclaps ch3rg
without chAn&s Of clct or hindEanc: ftofn ItI-in.s
End liIus lts1 chi III rhancsa Of and RI1Is
, 1865-09-30

INFORMATION WANTED OF
1bouns Maher, from Valley Of Feathera County TIN
IeaTs ireland. Nhen last heard from were il CHI
caro. "! ANY account Of them will t thankful r.
ctivt9 0y their father, THos. atAHE1., ~ Wesist,
new ! QHk.
, 1865-09-30

GnAPEs.-The steamer Island Queen
brought OVER from kcllys Island something
over 4 ton Of gralcs yesterday. Speaking of'
grapes reminds Us that our grape men oil
speak Of them rfpcn!ns much better than
they anticipated u week ngo.-,Suodusky Reg-
, 1865-09-30

~ 0EJ1CI or TIE Board or rCBL1c Wopk.,>
NhsIeas. The Common Council Of th- Clsy oi chiesr
Saso h9s otSfea that hG alley running east and
Hoa5 M oEn q no5t @ range I. east from Lincoln 10
70 be done under thc snrcTntenence of Is Bosri ~
l.,bilc Works End that ihe sum Of nfieen hundred
aoa lRcatJetx 3tlM dOl1Fs he asaessc npou the real
Gatste detned benefited by ahe tmprosenent 80 or.
9s1eas aeco1dng e TIC provisions Of the Retstd
Now. 1hercforc public notIce t. htseby given 10 I'll
ptFtens inicreae0, that tho COMMISSIONER OF the
te Court House IN aaid city, on 6th <hc day Of ct.
ers 1 at the honf Of 10 p'c1ock T. m. to hases4
the anaonnt directed aforesaid bY tho CoUInon
Council 2 be assessed the real etatc dcenea beue
1&ed bJ tie Improvement.
). q. GINDELE,
FRED. LETT,
J., o. J, ROSE,
Cot1mtseloue7s Of tho board OF Public Works.
, 1865-09-30
DROPOSAL FOR WEST POLK

L. STREET SEWER.
OFFICE or BoARn or PUBLIC woxks,}
CHICAGO. Sept ~, tSS3...
Eeoled proposals will be received At this otce till II
seEcr On Ttst Polk stteet between Bne Islaud A1es
huc and Rnckar stIret In accordance with spccinca,
ders The bids must BE- accom- pan!eu with The usual
bond. hrd addressed to the gossd OF Public WORKS,
endorsed "FFoposa1S fur To1E SSteet Sawef.n Thc
no no1{a 5yes @ r. rga: to 5Sct ny OF M hid and
evidence aasstaetory to tho Eoafd that be u cpne
ttnt- reliable and responsible. -. -'@-
J,G.GINDELE
FIRED. LETT.
,,. o. J. ROSE.
sc2Ata4tlgt = Board Of Public WufRa
, 1865-09-30
Errclu Egg Beater.
GGrales.
leqaI Nottees.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Estate
~ ofthc late Col. John !. Rross Kottoe Is hereby
given tlAt tic subscribers hereto fhe E1echtof ana
EIecutEx OF The tAsi vii and tes;ancnt Of the late Col
John Rross: xtn be present n The NoyenbT TEN 9;a
Cn.nty OF Cook, md State Of ntuots when snd whae
.eeh hsans having claims acanst the estAfe &c
1870 arc requested present the 911ne for 1dt1ss+
11n@ NELSON MASON, E1etntof.
s.n,r,a~. 16AHlLA d. H10SR ELncatstx-
1Sp- @A@a kc3ntH1-6t 1teK 81 Sdp
, 1865-09-30
FRED. LETT,
o. y. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
TORPORATION NOTICE.

CHICAGO, Sept q, 1s65.
whereas, The Common Council Of The CitJ Of CHI
caEo has ordered that The alley running north and
s9ni1 thsoSGh hiose n1e -, Johnston m Kobesis md
wendell street. of the Titth OF Ten TO, feet, aud On
Lint with that part Of aatd alley already opencn north
Of the tA1nt:
Now. therefore. pnblc notice y hereby E.ea 70 gu
6osrd Of Public WORKS vii meal q Room No. Il IN
the Coat nouss II aid dty. on ne esh gay Of %
aksess The damages that viii be sustained, tho bene
aB ccnfer1ed together with tho coas Of the proceed
luz Of said contemplated impFuyCu1ent.
The general DESCRIPTION q the land to b. condemned
Hand cast Of lots IT, IL and Is Of Flock OF John
6ton. Roberts and ssort's Addition 70 ChGaSo;
J.. G.GINDEEE.
=. FRED. .LETZ7
Oh. ROSE.
, 1865-09-30
Q!t)ila9a Gribn,1e.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1865.
IOWA STATE FAIR.

1ts 0pcning-Itx Great Succeks-Coru
Planters *-Plou.hs-Ikaskca and Now.
eEH-.MuAtcn1 InstTuncutH-In Memory
Of the President.
, 1865-09-30

C2g2'e TO9x7'SeH.
DE- RAEER:S SPECIFIC

This sa1stiie1ne will euro Gonorrl,ea,
or SpcfniAt0IF1lcl,C Cliortsec% Dfscaycs
Of tic Kidneys ard 1Eladlcr, mud nli
Diseases Of 1f,e Sexual Organs cansesi
SIX, Males or Females.
Thla ELEGANT, POPULAR and INF4LLIpLE
Gss se aG e q FIJI Il e M
sssss Gesl oaas Il ei1eF seS tnaa Of Il
DR.. Bakers Specific
n oS1r 81 FL nef Ja:EnlA 9 REHzPF 9s es
ff Ef ;s: ssssE
Reader have Joua
PRIVATE D16EASEc
9r @ 4ny III, plssese @ orIhe K1psEYs BLAppER or sEX-
GEeCs Procure II oncu that eeicbsstca and ut,1
DR.. Bakers Specific,
Tasn e. a5 sShEe e Il Sr
Hnos rom premature grave.
DR.. Bakers Specific
sAl afbSG sGa aiD 81 e
VICE ~ pafu directions for accompany each bot
Y {:isS M saeS + fe;ss
e. ~ Ct SEK F NsT sd @
1hs Hy,Eqv fSstcm to perfect state Of HEALTH AND
ssns q ESse:H a D soasy ss ySs
R961p SSfn Ia Ia dss
DR.. Bakers Specific.
M 81 h1e* @ SSY ESs ts. SgE
'aas as1 g aRsres aa s Ku
, 1865-09-30
GDntrnn1Ent 5dles.
T ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
Steamboats,, Wharf. .Boats, Barses
and other Property.

AE&K1EHAA81KA GkyEHXt'* OFT7CE,f
WAAAtS1TDy, D. C.. July =. E%3. {
sened proposals ate invited and viii be received at
Ine places, and nntn the dates hexein1fer namtt fc
Ins purchase or the following named Steambpata
Mhar. boatsr HarErs. snd Other properly.
, 1865-09-30

H&k3 124SS--C zA42t1, NE2ANs&Cya
An Easay al Warning and Instruction TO Touus Mea
jns. pnlalshcd by tht oxsrd Association and ID
ae4l66 lettE Fefores fee Of chhYgc. Address Dr. j.
Sku1lk HoUGHTON, Howard .AssoctHt1oo. Fhila.
dftuhtH, Fx. xutNh8S3 Af
, 1865-09-30

MEDICAL DlsPNsA1sr. 1877 South Clark srccs,
Chicago. Post 0Gct Boz GS14. Ot1ce o1c1 at III
2o9rs Chrunfc Diseases and diseases Of private Aot
delicate nature, in both ss1e4 1fca. ID to The
scientific M1npct, and with unprecedented soccess
Rooms 70 situatea fhAt Patients do not in con.
tact with each other. Communications strictly con-
1877 kecp this tos reference send 10 cett md eel
Circular. se1sn.SJ..,ft
, 1865-09-30

The 1sstead best; thr r.. article tinAtly: every
body hkea #; purely tc@c.abe; rretoreJ cray hair
IN iouF wteEA, Of money refunded 1t will du il erczy
ting. sure pop Three applications will all humofs
OF tue sc11p. Ask fot NEAsTER'H VEGETABLE HAZE
1MElRORA7o&. tnd don't take my otass. For safe bY
all DfuEEtsts. HU!sEnAM& VAS SCHAACE, A.cat3
Tor the Northwest. lN IAke Tired Eh]csgo mi
RUtf.GAC1-Snt
, 1865-09-30

i k1A4Q1 VI
IL NENT RAILROAD ENGINES AND CARS,
rxrrEp STATES MILITARY RAILROADS, ,
QTr1CE OF ASSISTANT QrAEEK1AA5fKK1 :
WASHINGTON, D. C., August II, 1ssa
VIII be Hotd It MANCHESTER, Opposite HcnnQo0d,
Va on TUESDAY, October =:
THtntJ-dT c5} new 1Est class Locomotive Enxtnex
ore 81 feet g1age. Ore } bet d1yers cylinders ltx
inches; capacity Of tank t,sG1 En11ons.
T.o hundred and ti1t3ovo teb} new Bux Freight c1s,
+ nTt g. fee4 xraxt-
FifIren " aeW Platform C.s. nc 80 teot gusge.
Ten u1( Fright C1r1, 4 feet - inches guAEc.
The sale 70 continue rom dny to day unM Al are Sold.
Eale 70 commence X 10 O'Clock.
Terms, eAsh n Government funds --
q. l. ROBINSON.
aul5-HHles Hey. CpA Ana 4. q u.
GALE OF 5000 GOVERNMENT
NJ HOEsE9-r Will ottee for sac At publc auction.
% EACH Tuesday and FRIDAY during Inc nsonIh
OF October. fk3, Int OF Government Horxes nr ef
Teun. '
Al this viii probably be the last lot ot Government
purchasers II. MSXTU
-pS9 Capt. and J. @ ".
, 1865-09-30

Oi' Lahse11J1s ItulAe Anu SarSapaf1lla
Isl great female medicine. 1t Immediately counter
acts the net%tleScas Of the female kAe Those sur.
ferng fnm weakness and lassitc who use it. 1T once
become Eizo5ons and f Of under its influence.
inE that change In Lille, THE CESSATION Of THE
MENSES. 1n such casca 1t cannot be TOO highly rc.
, 1865-09-30


This disease Il often dece!fni in Its nature. and
uecp seated tn thc human syttem. lhAt II sometimes
fokltts the powerful remedies that t1AE
ct bring against It. But sAy without fear Of
contradiction ihat 11EDsEY& RL&loD 6EAEcBkK IL 4
reliable MEDICINE foF this complaint Many who hare
Etsen Themselves up tnruraDle. nov living IN
EkAncuE9. We recammcad s:E1ctcd onts to Try it.
Fp9 ss5e q 9, i TnuiEmAMsGv s!a s scHAhGE who,e
sale DrnGgss 11 Lake street. Chicago and Druggists
EeuefaNy. tss49
, 1865-09-30
HELlMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu

IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
WIZ radically e1tc1mlna;e ttom tho systesu Dlseesea
arising nom Haotts OF Dissipation at ,tt.s espes,e
usls or no eaon9e In dse no taeoarentencs or epo-
sxre: completely sope.aedinz those unp.ta.ans u,a
da*0eroas r<'nedtes. Qpana Gnd XTc7y Ia al thesz
dscases.
, 1865-09-30

$4,000

To loan on Improved Ctr Property for four or tya
yeazs, MT Low rate Of interest," Apnly the once 81
A. j. AVERELL.
pas No. Metropolitan Block.
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Taxes cRs Sorg b uEsa

Editor Of Telegraph:
You viii do those interested some services by
Publishing the gst of decision made by the
Commissioners OF Internal Revenue relative to
The dnty sugar and molasses made from eor-
ghuui or Imphee, as follows:
IA noIasses and sugar from sorghum or Inn
phee are excepted under the clause imposing
tax on moasses and sugar produced from sugar
cane or sugar cane juice &c. while they are not
enumerated among the list of articles especially
exempt from duty, it follows necessarily that
thsy are included under the general clause of
manufactures not otherwise provided f1r and are
subject to an advalorem duty of five per cent"
OF course ali manufacturers in this Co should
make returns to me. 8 Z BANDE,
Feb Sd 1865 Asa't Assessor
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signs of the Times.-In recent issue Of
London Times, find an interesting article on
wine and its consumption IN past years in Eng
land. We make the following extract
During all this ime, too, tie price was most
extravagant as bearing It's general use. II
was at once too strong and to dear. No body
could use it in the ordinary way of drink. and
lew people could afford it. 1T was preserved
and only brought out on holidays, and measured
into glasses, carefully sized, like the saltscellar
OF an old Indian dinner>service. You see a
once by the smaliness of the aricie how pre-
cious the contents were though. Even.now the
public can hardly be pursGadsd shat wine car
ever be cheap
Ia this, as in everything else, America i
ahead af England America now produces
wine excellent in quality and exquisite in ia
vor, az all testify who have tasted the Sambur.
wine OF Mr. Speer of Nov Jersey, U. 5 A. Il
| eur preambulations through Spain. France ant
Portugal we asqaired some expel ieuc e in wine
aud have tasted none TO excel the Samburs
vintqge of America
Wines depend for their excellence not merel-
on l'beir material but on their prepa alton; no
merely on the cultivation of the wing. tut tn
manu- cement efthe lamentations Al. this Mr.
epeer thoroughly understands Il we may judg
ftom the sample Of the San burg wine y
TASTED. In our opinion, this ,oine cannot fail {
success. 1t is already attracting considerable
attention in London and Paris. and with the la
| dies will become general favori'e en- accour
OF its notwithstanding properties
| Loadon Times
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-02

The ". ". Tribune Alnaauac.-W We are
are indebted to the Publishers for copy of the
Tribune almanac and political Register for
1865
There is no book of reference that s so indie
pensable as the Tribune Almanac -one of the
established institutions Of the United States.
The Almanac for 1865 contafns the usual
amount Of Governmental, State and general sta,
Eistics. The contents are,
Astronomical calculations and Observations;
u Government Ministers, &c, Senators snt
Representatives. of XXXVIITth Congress
sXXXTX Congress as far as chosen; Laws uassed
at the last session of Congress, Public Resolu
tons and Proclsmations, Party Platforms OF 1s6
baltimore aud Chieagol. The Rebel Govern
ment,Ccngre,smen &c. Chronicle OF war events
Election returns, FIR President. Governors, Con,
gressmen, sc in 1854, compared with the Pres
identialvote ofIS6o; State capitals, Governors,
Salaries, time Legislatures meet, time Of State
elections. Territorial capitals and Govarrors
Popular vote by States OF 1856, 1860 and 1854
Vote of 1860 eabors ely analysed and com,o rod
by population, free and slave. with percentage
&c,
For sale at Johnson & Simmons Book Store
price 20 cents. The same amount of valpAbI,
statistics can be got in no other way for twie
the money.
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Mr.. Editor

Mr.. Editor
A word through your paper, 10 our citizens
For weeks past. our citizen pedestrians male
and female, have been obliged to walk in the
roadway rather than run the risk of brok en-
limbs by attempting the sidewalks Several Sc,
we're falls, followed by language more energetic
than polite, have been the consequence of try
ing to use the ioot-wsys. This is all wrong
Half an hours abor after every snowfall, would
remedy the evil. But our householders and store
keepers suffer the snow to remain and become
packed into solid ice, by partial thawings and
subsequent freezing, until the sidewalks can
only be used by juvenile skaters Exceptions
there are; | know OF a few who always clean off
the snow, as soon as it has ceased falling, and
passing over their walks is a positive luxury.
But great majority seem disposed to wait for
O summers to do the work for hem II is
time the nuisance was abated, The sun occasions
ly shines out with fervor enough to loosen tn e
held of the lee king 80 that the labor of remov4
ing the ice, would be trihing Now then fellow
citizens, altogether,on the first mild day turn
out and clean the front OF your premises. The
ladies will thank you, the old men and chill
dren will thank you and above all our city
Marshal will thank you, as you will thus save
him the necessity of waking up from his long
winters nsp to hunt up the City Ordinances
on the subject Fl.
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The Great 0bject of Persons who have
become debiiitate and feet forewarned of dis
ease common TO tss climate, is remedy. Many
'hink that bliousness is The cauee, and at once
commence rigid course of eathartics, which
bnt feeds the disease and rec ures the patient ,as
tb stomach is not in fiji coodtion. but needs
Strengthening To all who feel IL this way we
suggest tb at they try bottle of the Red Jacket
Stomach Bifters, which will invgorate the sys>
TEN, givo tone TO the stomach, and enliven the
mind. housanda hvea used it and there is but
one voice, and that is of their wonderful cures.
Sold by all dru ggists
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AccideRt.-We learn that an accident occur
red in the Badger State Plow and Agriculture
Works. on Wednesday of last week, the par,
ticulas of which are as follows:
John Henry, who was engaged in running the
spoke lathe, while adjusting spoke prepara'
tory to turning, through some missmanagemen
his left hand was brought in contact with ths
KIN yes of the machine, instantly severing the
thumb and three fingers off close to the hand
leaving only thelittle finger, and that severely
cut
Too inch caution cannot be used by those en-
gagged about machinery and especially when il
has velocity that would put lightning to the
blush, as in this case
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Rev, Mr. ThOmpsOn's Loesnre.-Con>
trary to the announcement that we were re-
quested TO make in our last weeks issue, that
the 4th Lecture OF IN course, would be post
poned until this week, the lecture came off on
Saturday evening. 1t was delivered by Rev
II. NJ. THOMPSON, subject" Charlemasne. as a
Ctrilaser." Owing to the misunderstanding in
reference to the time of the lecture, for which
the lecture committee was to blame and not we
tire attendance was not as large as ii would have
been. Still the Hall was nearly filed. The
subject was handled by its master and we ma,
safely say that never before heard ga much
Historical information civil, political and reli
Eieus, put into one short lecture. And then i
was told in such lucid and vivid style, TIA
the characters aud aud actors in the scenes o
thousand years ago, Were brought before til,
audience IS in moving panorama,
Such a lecture, fall Of history and its mil
osopby, is worth a half dozen of mere vor
paintings, that please the senses without leayir,
any definite distinct idea on the minds Of tn
listeners.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-02

"Our Young Folks THE February No.
Of this most excellent Magazine for the young
folks, even more than makes good the promise
of the first number
The illustrations ale more numerous, while
the reading matter exhibits no falling off in
quantity. The contents show real apprecias
ton, by both editors and authors, OF the wants
of our youth-neither so simple as to sicken any
but the most juvenile nor dryjand dcactlc In
style as to frighten any but those just out OF
the sunny realms ofgrl and boyhood; but they
are just what our young folks will read and ap-
prcciate.
| Messrs, TIcKEoR FIELDs, the publishers
have conferred great blessing on the youth of
the country, in starting Our Young Fotks''-
It shouId be in every house where there are any
young folks.
Single copy 50 year. Club price. $I,50.-
We have consented to receive and forward sub
scriptions gratis, if enough are handed in for 6
club, within few days.
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E The Chicago JoMrnal saws:

The population of Wisconsin cities according
to the new State census, ia as follows Milwau-
kee, 44,700; Madison. 9 072; Fond du Lac 8 1864,
Racine 1912
AS the bill providing for the taking of the
new State census" has not yet passed the
Legislature, we conclude the above is merely a
journalistic report
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-02

The Peak Family Swiss Bell Ringers
will give one of their Grand Concerts, on Mons
day evening next, at Simmons Hall, For parties
uars see posters and small bills,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-02

Ey A Joint stock Company with capital o
$loo 900, has been formed in the village of Yp-
silant, Mich to start an extensive Wooden Fac
tory. A most wise aud and sensible move
We are anxious to chronicle the same fact il
regard to this place, and hope we may have the
pleasure of doing so before long.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-02-02

The sinntic Monthly The February
number contains one of this most varied Ii SITS oil
contents that if has offered for some tins, and il
is also particularly strong in the names of its
authors. Whittier, Donald, G Mitchell, Ell
Stowe l. Gottschalk, the pianist D A Was.
son, s Hall, Alice Carey, Fitz Hugh Ludlow
T b Aldrich, and others, form strong force to
be represented within the covers of one maga-
zine.
Prose and poetry are alike good as a whole,
and some are particularly good The following
is a list of the contents aud the principal con.
tributors:
Our first Great Painter and His Works-by
Sarah Clark. Doctor Johns-by Donald G..
Mitchell Roger Brooke fancy, the Mantle OF
John de Maha-by john G Whittier. Needle
and Garden. IL. Notes of a Pianist, by l. n
Gottschnlk. Garnaut Hall, by II 3 Aldrich
The Pleads OF Connecticut, by 4 sheldon Ice
and Esquimax. III, by d A w asson The Ole
HOUSE, by Alice Carey. Memoirs Of Authors
Coleridge by 5 c Hall. The Chimney Come,
IL, by Harriet Beecher Stowe Prcpatria, b,
Epcs Sargent. A Fortnight with thesSaaitary
| by g Reynolds. Art: Harriet Hosmer's Zeuo
| 3is, by Fifz Hugh ludlow. Reviews and Lite
rary Notices.
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Sec advertisement.

The WEnter.-The month of January
though or the whole cold month, one o
tbs very best for ell business purposes There
has been but little snow on the ground-no
enough to make good sl3ighing, bat The wheel
ing has been excellent all through the monh
Farmers ne er had better chance 10 bring their
produce of whatever kind. to market than du-
ring the past month. And they have improved
it to. large amount of wood, hay and the
coarse q aims together with their beet, pork and
the product o! the dairy, and for the most part
prices have ranged high.