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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
NO. l..
HONE AND FRIENDS.


Oh there's pd'te' y asase each hour
As sweet as Heatea designed it;
Nor need We roam to bring u home,
Though there be that Gnd IL
We seek too high for things close by.
And lose what Nature found Us
For life hath here no charms 50 dear
As home and friends around Us.
We of destroy the present JOY
For future hopes-and praise them;
While flowers as sweet bloom at our feet
Ifwe'd bot sioop 10 raise them
For things afar still swecter arc
When youths bright spell hath bound rs s
But soon we're taught that earth hath naughl
Like home and friends around u.
The friends that speed in time of need,
When Hopes last reed is shaken,
Do show US still, that. come what will,
We are not quite lOrsaken.
Though all were night, if but the light
From friendship altar crowned us,
Twould prove he blist Of earth was this
Our home and friends around Us.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

roline FoHne The spirits whis-
Der ii with their sweet voices, The IrOPi-
.a fragrance of the shrubs about ne seem
5ugdened with lis music, and IL comes Ia
me iu the feIul soJs Ol tue distant SEA.
have been murmuring The name all day ,
as have called it in my dreams, and to-
night, while the stars ghmmer upon the
earth and the sea, and | alone am awake
IN my tent near the bill0w-washed shore,
{ seem to see her near me, as if she had
answered my call and come again 10 bless
me with her beautiful presence. But The
faint shadowy souI,light that hovers about
me is not her bodily self-I will never
look on her face again but in nv dreams,
and it is only her gentle spirit, gliding and
wrralhing about mellke the lndescr6able
fragrance Of hidden flowers seeming The
air.
- I was one or the first TO enlist in The
Service of my cooutry, and | seem to see
INV Eoline now, as when last looked IN
her angel face on that day when bld
her adleu, sad. but proud of going to the
war;" as the happy beTothed Of the love
ly girl standing before me, with tears gill-
fering upon the long brown lashes, while
the weel lips smiled ga proud AID happy
smile, she said, "upoE her soldier-loT-
sr," As | passed through the gate aud
!urned to lake one last look, she was
standing in the little white porch, beneath
rose-yne burdened with heavy pink
Blooms, one little hand resting among the
green leaves, her dewy violet eyes fas-
i,ned upon my receding form, and the
summer wind fuueIing her white dress
sud the sunny curls on her brow. My
sad soul drank in through my eyes the
whole Of The byauilu picture, and death
alone can efisce il from nv memory.
know that when disappeared from hei
sigs,. she went iHlo her lI:lle room and
gave fall vent to the tea she bad been
irving so bra7ely 20 keep hack untl! had
gone; aud this IhGnghI satd-ned me amid
the acclamation Of my departure ni't
iny comrades, while, al tie same lin e.
Ny whsle soul was thrilling ~rh IA,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
To the Newly Married.

If there is an experiment which is
worse than any other for young married
couple TO make, we believe it 10 be that OF
irving to make a home in hotel. What
possible chance has young vile there TO
acquire domestic habits ! To do any
lhins. in short, but dress half dozen
times day, and 81; in the public parlor,
or her own, 10 gossip with idle women
Or bardy compliments with idle men.
And howl ask any thinking person.
can young married woman be fitted for
quiet home cares aud duties after year
or two Of such idleness and vacuily
Let no young husband expect any faVora-
bic result from such an experiment Bet
ter house with only one room, in quiet
place by ourseives-than such hollow,
shallow life as this. Many husband
has dated from il the loss Of all quiet,
home happiness lucky for hin, If no
more. Go TO housekeeping unamb-
iously if need be--as the old folks did
before you. But have place sacred 10
yourselves--have place which your
children 10 after years will love to think
OF as home. Do il for their sskes if not
for your own. No sight is sadder than
thai of a weary liiile one-W anderiDg up
and down the entries aud halls of large
hotel, peeping into Parlors, Offices and
demonstrating to what childhood
should never hear. and with no alierna-
tive but the small, dreary nursery. whose
only window-prospeci, nine times in ten,
Is stack Of brick chimneys or back
shed full of Aapping clothes hung out 10
dry, father should hesitate long before
he dooms young child TO such ''home"
as this. FANNY FERN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

aud in knowing and loving her, feel in
my soul
cts better TO have loved and lost,
Than never to have loved at all.'
When the world became so dark 10 me,
| ihoughl | should be destroyed in the
gu.f of despair.s Soldier as I was. home,
country, freedom and wsrring hosts were
all bloned from existence, and ] was only
one poor wretch lying PROSTATE in great
uustarred night OF grief. But after awhile
! saw .he face OF my lost Eoine far above
me, cleaning like star on the gloomy
heighls, and her voice came silver sound
ing down the black abyss, and bade me
rise. gird my srmor about me, and live
for my country and the great brotherhood
Of mankind. 1t was a hard struggle, but
with tina, mnistrant spirit ever near me,
and by the help Of Heaven, conquered
al last,
And now | am ready to do the work
appointed me. again feel the thrill of
! freedoms trumpe! tones calling me TO
arms, and the blood leaps wildly through
my veins as 'scent the battle afar."
My country, bright, beautiful land of my
birth, is bleeding at every pore she sits
like Niobe among the nations Of earth,
and, If God spares me, never shall my
hand cease 10 war until all tears are wiped
from her eyes, and she rises from the
ashes of her desolaIion bright and beauti-
ful as the stars Of the morning. am
learning more and more every day Of the
nobleness and grandeur Of mans true
mission 10 his brothers, and wish 10 live
until I have made myself worthy in some
degree to enter the starry portals Of Eden,
and live forever with God and my Eoine
! believe have aspirations-not 10 do
g.ea, in The worlds popular estimation,
but to be great in goodnesS-to make
myself blessing 10 mankind, an honor
10 my country, and 10 help my fellow.
men elevate themselves to the high stan.
dard that God designed they should reach,
and know | shall in time have my re.
ward.
But through all this her spirit is ever
with me to guide and cheer, and encour-
age me if | falter by the way, and cry out
again for the earthly love that made the
world full of joy. On the march, the
sweet presence of my lost Eoline is ever
! by my side when rest upon my hard
bod eh thy-groond, she hovers near and
kisses me in my dreams if give cup
of water TO a eaiTering comrade, or pillow
his weary head, seem TO see her sweet
eyes smiling their approval, and in the
wild alarm and shock of the battle, her
spirit is near me then, nerving my arm 10
deeds of valor, and inspiring my voice to
Shout the war.cry of the sunny South. !
sometimes think she is neither dead nor
sleeping" SO sensible am ] ever of her
presence about me but know it is only
wild fancy, and il is | that live, and am
waiting for the blessed time when | shall
be re united TO my angel Eoline amid the
great glory of Heavens "starry courts"
where the loved are never lost forever
more,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
TuE sErrRY's SHADOW.

tybers the mponbsams softly culver,
~ the le,kes are gentI5 stir'd,
AID the rushing Of the river,
Jn Inc stilly bouI is heard,
Where the calp-fres, too, are glowing,
IN the loucliiess Of night,
Bnd The rolling mists are flowing
From down l.e mountains height.
see 1t glidcth, like tie rowing
Df q spirit, with a will
Tie scutry's shallow, moving
On the sloP,ns the hill.
CL ! NAV it, failsfsl, ever
BE a guiding angel there;
Whispering to thy heart, forever,
Or q distaut Mothers pIsyeF.
Hfa Sister, who IS dreaming
At this hour percharce, Of rheo
81 lille the moonlight too is beaming
On the couch, where she ma! be.
Ofanutucr one, st;ll dearer,
Wao for thee rcsigueth all,
aad whose spirit passoth nearer
While the nigbt-dows chilly biY
breathing words oflovc and 'nt$!as,
IS tnou tread's. the loncNrqftd,
fr.mping onward, without fsfns
To wake slamb'rcrs outhe gsaod.
D.,s b5 one the hours are goiuk7
Dost thou heed the momens row
tfaars of midnigbt--they a-gf frow ing
Darkcned shades upon n frOr.
Bat the soaIdiug tear thag tealipg,
Like a pearl, along thy sf-ek,
peueth more Of hi3dea Felmg
Than an ansuish'd soul A. speak.
s.ai, the noiseloss sha bw sIideth,
Like comrade, atty side,
md a alting phan;cfhileth
Tho tear, 50 qqicas dried.
oaty ore ,I.oqld II " the sorrow
That is weighing ny soul
Gould the mists o "a tomorrow,
From Ii . ser5f't meadows roll ;
.ftsn--outhl,}t I a sudden crashing
Bring, his RI lower down,
hoj he sees skpddy flashing,
Mid the he, SO darkly brown.
Altu-ol.4-s-fer-Mot5er-
And al. taer enc, more dear,
AZ tlu, mfmeet now no other
Tolis tlssoa can appear.
Save re pbaatom Of the picket,
WHO has turned and fled away,
.fhro' the moon-ilIumngd thlcket,
Were the mountain spirits stray.
And Heay'n we prey Tree shield him
fro. aliills that may belide--
hhd trustfully Wen yield him
TO the shadow at his side.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
THE DYING VOLUNTEER.
BY LEON WEST.

-
Raise me, c,mrade, slowly-gent'y,
Let me rest my head on you,
For the night is fast approaching'
And my brow is wet with dew.
What! you say the sun is shining
(Ah how painful comes my breath ,
Is il then I'm dying, comraje
Tell me, comrade, is this death
True, they said my wound was NO Otal,
Though | might survive the DAY :
But these rel drops oOzing-oozing,
Slowly steal my lie away
And this chilling, death-like faintncss
Stealing all my being o'er,
Warns me that soon must leave YOU
Leave you to return no moe
Comrade, do you not remember
When the news like lightning few
When the shock of Sumpter'S thunder
Woke all loyal hearts and true
Since that day we've been together,
And our hearts have been as one,
Knit by ties Of truest friendship
Ties that ne'r might be undone.
Comrade, I have been an orphan,
And wanderer alone
Death berelt me of my kindred,
Fer my tender years had flown
And this hour OF pain and anguish
| might pass unheeded through,
And OH earth be soon forgotten
If it had rot been for you.
Yen, you'll miss me in the battle
Miss me when the field i, won
And you'll miss me at the campfire
When the weary march is done.
But be faithful 10 our country,
IN whose holy cause ] fell
Trusting in the Great Commander,
For He "doelh all things we'll"
Comrade, when my weary spirit
Leaves this frail and earthly shell,
Wrap me in lha, starry emblem
That we both have loved SO we'll
And in yondcf grove of cypress,
Where The shadows gather deep,
There, amid the solemn stiffness,
Lay me down in peace 10 sleep.
Mark the spot, that when the stranger,
Passing there with careless tread,
Seeing it, perohance Taay murmur
Blessings on the patrot dead.
Hark what Heavenly strains Of music
On my ear enraptured swell ;
Angels wait to guide my spirit
Farewell, comrade-fJrc you well
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
The Virginia Legislature.

This body which met in Richmond Oh
the l9ih ult., adjourned sine die on Fri
day, after passing all the measures re-
quired by Gov. Perpont in his message,
viz: the State tax bill, the law staying
HE collection OF debts, except in AleXan.
dria and Accomac counties, anu the city
of Norfolk; The bill fxiEg the time fCr
holding the State elections, ard the bill
amending the Alexandra Constitution SO
as TO restore the right of suffrage TO mos
Of those who were disfrarcbized by that
instrument. The test Of loyalty of vo,
ter is TO be the taking of the amnesty
oath, provided the party is not excluded
by President Johnson's amnesty procIa'
nation Tho Richmond Times says -
Although the elections for members ol
Congress and of members of the Legisla.
lnre will not take place in Virginia before
the month OF October, Yet, as the people
are TO vote upon the proposition to clolhe
the next Legislature with power TO frame
a State Constitution, the organic law for
The State may yet be framed before the Isl
of January, 1865.
The tax bill increases the tax TO TWEEN
ty.fve cents on the Sl00 on lands and
lots. Both Houses passed the bill 10 a.
mend the Constitution so as to allow all
persons to hold Office, removing the dis.
qualification existing against those who
have held positions under the rebel gov.
ernmenl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

UscoaFoRTABLE To be sesied at the
laSlr opposile pretty girl, with a plate
al hot soup. ON hot day. troublesome
NOUS ache, sad 40 handkerchief.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

Fortune knocks once 81 every mans
door. Ifshe e. 9 knocked at oars II was
when we were oui.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

4 Brave MAv.-0us wi o ISN'T afraid
20 war old ,l0lhss ualiihs Is able 10 pay
luI new ones.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

earth. yet have known and loved her,
aud in nowing and loving her, feel in
oon1
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

Rather keen aud suggestive was re-
parlee made the other evening by lirls
fellow in Pitts6eld, Mass, barber shop.
A gentleman ofslandmg, and an owner
in one Of the factories, came in, and im.
patient al being delayed while two boys
had their hair cut, remarked that Little
boys ought to get their hair cut in the
day time, and 90 to bed in the evening" "
Yes" replied one OF the Juveniles, "bul
little boys who have to gel up in the
morning al FIVE o'clock, and work in the
mill I'LL seven al night. must gel their
hair cut when they eau"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

Tie who feels love in bis hearl feels d
spur IN his limbs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

STATE 0EGANIzATIoN COMPLETE The
organization OF the Stale j. nog complete,
so far as the appointing Of Commissioners
for all the counties can make II 81.
His Exee'lsncy. Governor Pierpoioi,
express lhe hope that everything vii be
in readiness to hold e'ecr rs 81 aser ihe
siae by the middle Of Angus Richmond
Hing, July Z.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

"Tis better TO have loved and lost,
Than never to have loved at ALL"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20
TO BIZ ooNTINUED.jry
~ c. . - ---Es4Ga
LAWS OF WlSCONSIN-OFFICIAL.

CHAPTER $40.
AN All giving purchasers of state lands certain
.rlghts against trespasserss l. - -
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented,
in senate and assembly, do enact as folIowe:
Sec. /. Any person who shall hereafter enter &
receive apatent for any school unive,gity. swamp
or other etate land, shall thereby also th,
right to all timber, lumber. trees wood, bark
stone, earth, mineral or other MAJ erials cut up.
on or removed from such land before the issue of
suchipstent, unless the shall have been cut or re-
NOV ed with the dissent of the proper state author
tiles, or sold by the state; and he may seize, sue
Tor and recover such ais asiftho same b ad
been cut or removed from such land aft er fine is
sue of such patent. The person so obtaining a
patent, may also bring an action for any tres pas
upon or other injury to such lande comnitre co
before such patent shall issue against The person.
or persons committing UGH trespass or other in
jury. in the manner and with like effect. and he
| shall be entitled to like damages as if such tres
pa or Other injury had been committed alter the
tpatent ha0 issued: 7'ro0,ded al y huefi bur.
chaser of land previously reported 10 the com.
mise toner's of school and university land as tres
passed upon shal pay, in addition TO the prict
| thereof, the penalty OF 81 per cent, fixed by cb
233, general laws of 1864. and thereupon al v ma:
rerias seized sh all be released to him; and bro.
| vided further that no such purchase, aud no, b
ing in this act contained, snail Rffectthe iiabiii
ty OF any person to punishment for the offense q
| trespassing or cutting materials upon or renov.
| ing materials from such lands, or prevent on bn
any prosecutions for such offence, whether com
| menced before or after the sale of such lande.s
Sec. 2. The heirs or assigns OF such purchaser
shall have the same rights conferred upon suci
| purchasers by the fret section OF This act
Sec. 3 Ihis act shah take effect and be il
| force from and fter its passage
Approved April no. 1865
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20
SYM pTOM ).

The symptoms of Catarrh at first very
SLIGHT. Persons. find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, ana are more SEN
sitive TO the changes OF temperature In thls
condition the nose may - Try, or Slight dis
charge, thin and acrl : Afterwards thcH and
adhesive, may enSus -.,- o.
AS the disease Dec ,tnes chronic, the dis
charges are increased usIuantity and changed
in quality, they are. poer thick and heavy, and
are hawked or cor ( h~e on The secretions
are offensive, cansiA %gpadShreath the voiee
thick and nasal5 tft7 ~ ~ are weak; the sense
of smell is 4essened Oh destroyed; deafness
frequently tak9s place y g
Another COMM and important symptom OF
Catarrhis, that the person IS obliged to clear
isthroat IN the morning of thick or shiny
mucous, which has faIien from the head dur
ing thaplghta5lWhsn u his takes place, the
person may be sure thar MS disease is on its
way to the lungs, and 81 uld lose no time in
arresttng it, 53@~G IS
The above are but few the many Cat arrh-
al symptoms. Writ - ~ Laboratory for
our pamphlet descrl ny +'r.iy all symptoms;
1t will be sent FREE to 4uy address Also
| directions whsrA TO 4lror:urei the medicine.
We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
| In the army, anS oth7rs all parts of the I'm
ION, aud Also Numerous testimonials from
those using it, bearing evidence gifts infali-
BILE merits. Z
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
OUSTNGREDTENTS, butts prepar-
ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVELY;
thereforeft gis PERFBCTLY EHARML ESS,
even to the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
| DY, and talxe.no other. If not sold by drug
gistss in your vicinity, you can encl6 se the
money in a Gtter to us and NE will senathe
medicine by Express. Price 50, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. D. H. SEELYE 81 Co.,
4t#t-- +a- FreeDort. H.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20
How YOU Can Get a Prize.

Send Tlcenty. Fire Cents to us, and as soon a. W.
receive it, We win mail you a -certdfcate moving
what yeo entitled 10. IL tte article Or articles
please you, send be- Ok tht Certfcaie and one dol
Tar and we "''i forward you The article, matter
how cosby it may be. II the article Is not what you
wish, stale when you send the Certificate and dollar
what oher ar icIe oil the same value prefer and
We wi sendit II you want more than ore Certificate
send us and We ~it send you e; fer ~, eleven
oI 80 talriy; for $40 sixty; for SIS, one hundred.
: Ag+'hs are wanledin the army anddf every place
We Saye an ilnnens 81 stock oi goods 20 dispose Of
ard seed large number OF agepts. Our terms to
agen are very liberal and some, eve" our lady
agent sr= mailing from IS to $50 a day. We give
agen 20 per al certificates they sell, pro-
vided he. remit not less thgn 81 for eight.
Write yoir name AID address dfsttsteAy and say
only acsat IS necessary.
GIRARD W!taDRVAUGH&C co,
8wl q rs Maiden Lane, N. "
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20

New England, Pittsburg. Philadelphia, and
other manufacturing cities and countries.
England and France are aiming at the en-
tire monopoly of the commerce. manufac.
tures and money lending Of this country,
and our laws are so framed as to favor their
policy, to their hearts content. One of the
leading causes of our Revolution was the
oppressive laws of England gprohi the
establishment of manufactures in the Amer
lean colonies.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20
REM : M 3 ER
Read Who Saws So :

From the Rev G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church,
Pemberton, N, JsIformeriy OF The North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
1 have known Hollands German Bitsrs favora
bly,, for a number of years. / have used them III
my own family, and have been so pleased with their
effects that was induced to recommend hem to ma
ny others, and know that they have operated in a
strikingly beneficial manner. take great pleasure il
thus publicly proca inning this fact, and calling tbs
attention Of those afflicted with the diseases for which
they recommended d., to these Btters, knowing
from experience that recommendation will be sus-
tanned. 1 do this cheerfully Hoofaud's Bit
tiers is intended to benefit the Afflicted and is mot
rum drink" Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20

See what the most popular aud widely circulated
1 per'cdicass Say OF our Establishment.
| From the. Tribune >, cf ApriI 2I-1s65.
| An acquaintance of over 10 years with M.ssr.
/ Gra'd W. Davaugh Co warIauLsz US ia speaking
tm the higoest ter ms of them They are amo 2 our
old ~ Maiden Lane Jewellers and have long eljoy.d
Il VIDE AID enviable reputation. :
From The '.o.,sats Zietung. - A2ril 24th, 1865.
Many of the hands ia our Office have specuIated in
me Enterprise of Messrs. Devaugh Co, aud III, ugh
zone OF them nave yet realzeda fortuue,' all ex-
pfeas themselves well pleased with their ventu, e.
NO OF them by w5rkUg after hours have made over
| 200 each within SIX weeks.
From The = Daspatch' Of February 25th. I8t 8
We take pleasure in calling Che attention Of our
ers to he announcement OF Messrs Deyaugh Co :,
dreat safe OF Jeweffy, Silver ware and Fancy Goods
IN our advertising Columns. We are person NV DC.
IA ainted with the members of the firm aud fkpaw
hem to be gentlemen OF sterling worth and lnteeTitv
Their stock OF goods for Variety and extent We nav.
scarcely seen paraiIeled.s y
From lie " Mirror Of Fashion, > Mqych ]. 1865.
Messrs, Devaugh COS Great Sale of Jewelry.
ETC., opened OH the l5tt tut aud we venture 20 So
that no hper display of goods ever tied BY
thelr bazaar almost 20 sultocatiou, though the
streets were redefed nedrfy passible BY the eiied
snow aud sush. We predict for them "a wonderful
ucctss. - u q 1T
2 Fran the t Ledger,"". February 2sth, 1866
Our lady friends should visit the extensive estab
lishment Of Messrs. Dew sngh Co., Nc. Is Maiden
Lane, If they wish to indulge themselves with sigh,
which they will long remember. Such proiusion If
elegant Watches, Chains, Rings, Earrings and, ip
Short OF TeweiTy of every name, kind and descr
never before witnessed. Their silver and Mated
ware is superb and almost casts into the shade he
other splendid establishments which have long beer
the boast of our CITY. IL estimated that their noc
Is worth not less than one million of dclers. 20 4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20

| From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Baptist Oh.
Germantown, Penn.
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson Dear Sr:-Pefsonal experi-
ence enables me 10 that regard the German Bit
tiers prepared you most excellent medicine. In
| cases OF severe cold or general debty-I have been
eaty benefited by the of the Bitters and doubt
not they will pr oduee similar tfec 8 others.
Yours truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-20
RAILY g. CO. KENosuA.

have constantly hand, Cloths and Flannes Of orl
manufacture, and will receive aud forward all Woo
for MAJ pfacture into Cloths. or Rolls. M L.. d p