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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-07
From Rev. j, Merton Brotcn, d. D., Editor
tbe EncNclopedia Of Religions Knocledge.

From Rec. j, Merton Br0aCn, d. D., Ed9tor
the Encyclopedia of Religious Kno~tedge.
Although net disposed to favor recommend Paten
Medcines in general through distrust Of their ngredf-
ents and effects, vet sufficient reasons why
man may not TESTIFY the benefits he believes him
self to have received from any simple PREPARATION in
hope that he may thus contribute to the cement Of
others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoohand
German Biters, prepared by Dr. q. M Jacksono TINS
CITY, because was prejudiced against them for many
years under the impression that they were chiefly an
alcoholic mixture l indebted to my friend, Robert
Shoemaker, ESQ., for the removal of this prejudice by
proper ests and for agement to try hem when
suffering from great and long continued debility Ihe
use three bottles of these Btters at the beginning OF
tie present year was followed by evident relief and re-
storation to degree of DO lily and mentalvigor which
ha felt for six months before, and had almost de-
SPARED of reganing. ! therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the Of them.
PHILAD'A, JUNE %, 1861. j. NEWTON BROWN.
From the Rev. Jos. H. Xennard, Pastor of the lot
Baptist Church
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir Il have been frequently
requested to connect my name with Communications
of different kinds of medicines, but, regarding the
practice as out of my appropriate sphere, have in
all cases declined; but, with clear proof in various
Instances and particularly IN my family of the use
fulines of Dr. Hollands German BHers, depart for
from my usual course, TO express my full convc-
ton that tor general IDENTITY OLte syStea ana eS-
pecidJIy Jor Lj0er COD1ptdint ii IS safe and cal
aGbGe preparation. In some cases it may fail but
usually, doubt not, it will be very beneficial to those
who suffer from the above cause.
Yours very respectfully,
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Church, Philadelphia.
l have known Hoofand's German Bitters favora
blv for number of years I have used them III
NV own family, and have been so pleased with their
effects that l was induced TO recommend them to ma
ny others, and know that they have operated in
strikingy beneficial manner. take great pleasure IL
thus publicly procia inning this fact and calling the
attention CT those afflicted with the diseases for which
they ar recommended, to these BitterF, knowing
from experience that Recommendation will be
tanned l do this more cheerfully Hooflauds Bit
tiers is intended to benefit the afflicted and is mot
rum drink" Yours truly, LEVI u. BECk.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-07
TO MARRIED LADIES

hey are peculiarly adapted, they bring monthly
period with such perfect regularity
could furnish any quantity testimonials of its eff
bought and fictitious before She public is SO
ent. do not deem il advisable.
BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TIME
Pc WTSE N IJJL
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70 TIE LADIES 0E AMERICAI

L YON'S PERIODICAL DROPS
l. YONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY !
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY !!
LYONS PERIODICAL DRO PS Cure all complaints in
eden the and remove ali Instructions of
from whatever cause producing hea vigor and strength
LYONS PERIODICAL DIX OPS better than all
Pills, Powders and nostrums; being fluid preparation
their action is direct aud posi- tive and it needs nohng
but good common and understand the
why they all those ills to which the female system is
subjected vita dispatch and degree of certainty which
nothing but tifcay compounded fluid preparation
could reach they are in the most obstinate cases
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD!
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9 BrOns0n--Ft NV IT sec 0; com az point %
chns4 lks n from ) line sd Or sec L. Is rds Z ks
W from lane, thence to land owned by Hale
* Bond supposed to be % rds II ks thences
to corporation line, thence TO a point g of beg
thence to beg; except what may be included
in st known as Fremont Avenue SIS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-07

Bear In mind that guarantee nay DROPS TO CURE
suppression OF the Menses from cause though
care should be token to ascertain pregnancy be the
Gauss as these DROPS would be produce mi.cr-
rage II taken whilst in thao situation, and all
lohed AGAINST using them, IS wish distinctly
under such circn.nstn - w.
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Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
DO NOT BE IMPOSED Upon

~ s2se VINO have other TONS wioh they desire
Pain On upon the strength ct the popularity al nv
PaOPS' but when the Druggist you appiy} has not go
nv et'iet make nm buy them for you else en- close
~ Dolaf TO the nearest general wholesale agent who
iSea rbnt ! ~ =. ~ rDy return Express
ec.i JUS "l.ea are wrapped around each botte None
1bs.s FS genuine Therefore, beware Of c0unter,eits
iIey are Tor saie by every druggist in CITY ar rtrS
other. ~ "i'i fe'AeA 'aNe no
DR.. INC. L. LYON,
PIaoticing Physician, New Haven Conn
VINO Gan Dc consulted concerning all Diseases either
LORD & smith, CalCg-o. Wholesale heants " ss2re,r
" wheeler g Clark, AZ MT iyr t4.s place.
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AND CANNOT DO HARM,
AND CANNOT Do HARM,
To the most dslioase constitutions.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS will certainly produce
the regular return Of nature il taken day or two before
the expected period, and il is maxim in the profession
that proven ton is better CIan cure.
LYONS PERlODtCAL DROPS have been used by over
twenty Live thousau ladies' Wihin past months
and the estimony Of all is, at surely cures
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rs the Best Tonic
In the World.
Read who Saws So !:

From the Rev c. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church,
Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
"Prneced with IN, Elenhanf.,,

In Columbia County resides an ola q
low renowned for his belligerent disposi-
ton, who is generally known as Friend
ohavey Born and bred Quaker, he was
long since read out Of the meeting on aca
count of his quarreIsono rropensiries, but
he still partinaciouslv clings to the pain
clothes and plain language Of his early
davs, possibly as protection against the
wrath which he is continually provoking
by his over bearing ard irritating demean-
or. He has always the crossest dog in
the noiehborhood. the most troublesome,
breechy steers, &c, and Is continually in
bot water with some Of his ncighbors in
consequence of the depredations commit
ted by his unruIy live stock \ few
weeks since Van Amburgh's Menagerie,
travelling through Columbia, was obliged
TO cross his residence \ little before
daylight, Nash. the keeper Of the Gle
rhant Tippoo Saib, rs he was passing over
the road with his elephant, discovered
this pseudo-Quaker seated upon fence
upon the roadside, watching a hull which
he had turned ont upon the road, and
which was paving, believing and throw
ing up a tremendous dust generally. In
fact, from the fury Of the animals demon
strations. ore would readily have taken
him for one Of the identical breed that
butted the locomotive of the bridge
Take that bull out Of the way" shout
ed Nash as he approached.
Proceed with thy elephant was the
reply
IF you don't take that bull away he
viii get hurt. continued Nash, approach
ing, while the bull red0ubled his beIlig-
erent demonstrations
"Don't trouble yourself about the bull
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

AErEHAs WARDS PROGRAMME. This
following Is the opening paragraph, Of
the programme Of Artemas Wards new
show:
The festivities will be commenced by
the pianist a gentleman who used to
board in the same street with Mr.. Cots
cha k. The man who kept the boarding.
house, viii recently remember it distinct
~ The touching new ballads, Dear
sister IS there any pie in the House p
My gentle Father have you any Fine Cut
about YOU 2 Mother, Is the battle over,
and Is it safe for me To- come h,me from
Canada? 2? and (hy request Of many farni-
lies who haven't beard it, Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are Munchingl"
While the enraptnred ear drinks in the
sweet music, I'VE pay our pianist nine dol
lars a week, and find him, ) the eye VIII
be enchanted by the magnificent green
baize curtain, covering the panorama
This green baize cost forty cents yard
at Mr.. Stewart $ store. 1t was bought in
Difference to the present popularity OF
Wearing 0 the Green" We shall keep
up with the times, if we spend the last
dollar our friends have got.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

The detectives of the United States
Treasury Department have succeeded in
efecting two important arrests Of counter
feiter-. The detectives were put on the
track by the revelations OF counterfeiter
named Eckart, captured seven 6eeks
since and so perfect were the arrange.
nents that the counterfoters we're ar.
rested at the different places in this city
and Pittsburg, white engaged in work
The first was taken on Monday, and the
second two on the 9th instant They
proved to letwo English engravers, named
Auertcu. who have been practicing their
art ia criminal ways for the last nine
gears. They were both committed FOX
trial
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

kn -
the rest OF my life to directing the educa-
ton OF my dear boy Hereafter | shall
perhaps find an opportunity of showing
how much value your services. For the
/ present, good by. regret what Won have
just said to me, and let it be as if it had
never been said
Mr.. Tompkins rose, and was struggling
with the back Of his chair in oratoricaI
'tsony. when the door burst open, aud in
rushed Master Harry Dobbs, who had
/ been helping the servants to pack his
trunk for Eaton
Ma, he said, chow many collars a.a
to take There are only three dozen
here"
"My dear Harry, Mr.. Tompkins is talk
ing business. IN be with YOU directly
One bright afternoon in the June of the
same year, that eminent law lord Lord
Cantelupe, whose eldest son was married
the other day to the second daughter Of
the Marquis de Champignon, reined up
the two bays that drew his barouche. at
the door of Mrs Dobbs, Is st. Marcaret~
Lane. The hell was rung. Mrs. nobhs
w at home. Now, Lord Cantelupe had
been an old friend Of Mr. Dobbs, and was
surprised to find the ha'l-or rather dim
passage, for it was no more-lumbered
with boxes, and rolls Of carpet, and cases
of pictures. These he stopped to survey
in an alarmed manner through n gold~
framed double eve glass,
"EGad y he said to himself, II was on
/ iy just IN time to snap the widow My
usual luck Now for it.
| In twenty minutes more, the accom-
pIished and gifted orator had with an old
wary man Of the wor d ; sagacitv and
hlandness, laid down the impromptu car
/ pet Of verbal roscleaves, upon which he
had tigurativeIy thrown himself. and pros
tratcd himself, bis oratory his ermine,
and his house in Park Row, st the feet Of
/ the pretty widow.
! An interval Of silence ensued, rs when
one goes down in a diving bell. Then
came a violent pricking in the legal ears
1 Of the accomplished orator These re-
markahlc and astounding words struck
/ his noble tvmpanum
"My lord, you were such kind friend
/ to my dear hushard. and have been so
kind to me since his death. that it gives
me pain TO refuse the honor so generously
proifered me, but | shall never marry
again. / shall devote the rest of my life
to the education of my boy, Harry |
+ should not wish the world to impute
mercenary motives to any man who took
me for his wife | leave this honse to-
morrow. | have given half the business
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

but proceed with thy elephant" retorted
Friend Sla.oy, rubbing his hands with
delight at the prospect of an approaching
serimmage, the old fellow havinc great
confidence in the invincibility of his bull,
which was really the terror of the whole
country around
Ilppoo Sab came along with his un~'
couth, shambling gait; the bull lowered
his head and made charge directly upon
the elephant, Ola Tippoo without even
pauslns In his march, gave his cow-catch-
er sweep, catching the bull on the side,
crushing in his ribs with his enormous
tus@s, and then raised him about thirty
feet in the air, the bull striking upon his
head as he came down, breaking his neck
and Killing him instantly.
I'm afraid your bull has bent his
neck a little, shouted Nash, as he passed
on.
Bent the devil, cried old Shavey, with'
q troubled look at his defunet bull; thy
elephant is too hefty for my beast, bus
thee will not make so much out Of the
operation as thee supposes. | was going
to take my family to thy show. but I'll see
thee and thy show !lowed to blazes before
| 20 one step, and now thee may proceed
with thy elephant and be id.
please the please" being added as
Shavey took second look at the proper
tlons OF the stalwart elephant-keeper.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
Cow that Helped Conquer the Rebellion,


The New Albany (lnd) Ledger gives
the following:
at the Agricultural Fair at Charles-
town certain COW, decorated with blue
and red ribbons, was the observed OF all
observers. She was captured from the
rebels by Sherman's army, near Corinth,
AlississipNi, in the summer OF 1862, and
has accompanied the army in all its
marches, countermarches. raids and ex-
pedltions from that time up TO the final
disbandment Of the army at Washington
She Is the property Of General Clark, of
New ork who, expecting to 90 on duty
at New Orleans, had this noted COW sent
westward, with view to take her to his
new field Of duty But the General being
ordered back to New Y ork, the COW will be
sent thither and placed in the great Cen
trat Park. This COW, during all her
journeyings through Mississippi, Tennes-
see, Georgia, South and North Carolina,
and Nirginia-a period Of three years
has never ceased 10 give milk, averaging
three gallons day, which she still gives.
She is certainly noble animal, and wears
her ribbons gracefully She is now in tho
care Of Mr.. George w Lee, of Clark
county
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

"A number Of persons have recently
been poisoned in 81 Paul by eating cheese
that had been placed in copper ressels
Vessels o. copper should be discontinued
in all operations connected with the do
nestle economy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

1t is stated that Plus TX, on being
called upon to make regulations for the
protection Of Rome against the cholera,
declined and said he would leave the fate
Of the holy city III the hands OF Proyi-
lcnce
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
4 SOBER ROMANCE.

people know the CoIcEestar coach vras no
com, mon .ooor -. II l;l,a. -
~, ~, ,,-,.7z -. :. .rI
down and ,u,,r1o9 !. ,I,;o o,.4od ta,,
of the boot and tho, = bun5Io tod mn :, .
red and voIIor- bo,dlorolior o,d tbo,
lookipq mn a. - ,,r.tr,- ,nodos. f.osb 1ooI.-
+ ino coynt,, ,irI who sat ,o.n+o,,.o,ll, ~
the coachman hodIinr a Great IN f. Of Nav
blossoms called out.
+ Now then. Susan NV love here van
|arel Take care how Won aet down. m
catch Won Don't hurry my eiyI Int IooL
a 'iyer
/ 20 daarr o,nor7 an, +baro +Loa "a
+ is this Marraret Lane 2o said the nranos
sessin,, vo,p,, woman ,visb;n,. tho coaoh-
,r.,, GOOD ~ and .,.,r;r,, ,;,,,I.r,, ,,l.-.,7
esrIv down aided hv tho roI,nst arms or
the Gallant Guard
NO IG it is NV dear Good bv Su-
san cried tha haco,cb,oon. uIu +oIrraot,o,.
to..r.o-ro,,, ,.,,, co4 .I,,u, NJ,
gn.an Cn,;-I.a,., NO.. - ;..,.
ors ..,,r4,, ,,;rI ,.;t,, -,u,a Laua..
and oo.r..-, ,t.a,4 I,a- IT,. -I.,r.,l -.
Shy and uncomfortable when she stood at
''e "'hdo" OF the large d'n@y wholesale
hnro aihhar irononairc ovor bor hood i
threatening and mysterious way She
could observe the hustle and stir inside
the shop, where sprghti5 gentleman
adorned with white ncckclorhs ff5r such
WAS Mr.. Dobb's humor) weighed aid
packed pounds Of ten. tins Of cocoa, and
parcels Of coffee; where the su-ar chop
I per sounded unceaSing, and orders were
shouted to the apprentices, as if the place
were ship, and a storm was looming in
sight She waited a moment or two, look
inr.
But common sense Is a plant that grows
lust a. weIl in the village rs the town. and
Susan being quick, rcsolute, prompt Girl,
was not going 70 waste her time standing
4 outside, so she walked i'm and Spcinp a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

The jackson County Bonner says
cranberries are comm in, are good size
and sound; that the potatoe crop surpas-
ses all expectations; and it talks about
some l. foot corn.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

head ike canary do
With such good natured chatter the
J faithful old automaton, ignorant of all
country pleasures, and needless of the ioy
: Of liberty toddled up stairs en- her kind
errand. The front door slammed behind
her
Is there in all the world any object so
pleasant to the eye or to tlis mind (to see,
that Is, or to contemplate) as a flesh, pure
girl absorbed in day dream, lost in rosy
clouds Of the illimitable future, aping the
toiling thinker yet merely playing with
the kaleidoscope of the young imagina-
ton? How could hope to sketch those
young day dreams of Susan's? How
could convey to the minds of others her
gimpses Of thatched roofs overrun with
roses; of kind old faces watching for the
postman; Of green lanes and tranquil
churches with vew, which no centuries of
sunshine can enliven, looking in at the
windows the murkier but still luminous
scenes from London streets. across which
+ passed professions of cheerful. fresh col
J ored young men adorned with white neck
cloths, headed by smiling Mr. Tompkins e?
All these motley visions It cuckoo>clock
broke up by its warning clamor.
Susan looked up as guiltilv at the mid
dlety-noddlcty bird how-n rurionslv from
the clock, as if policeman had suddenly
entered and accused her Of some theft
It was striking four o'clock, and aunt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

good rs gold TO me. And how neat ano
handy she is, and tidy-looking girl too
Together over the potatoes, which one
by one spla5hed into the great yellow pan
the old aunt and her niece chatted oge,
Colchester friends.
And how is Jane Turner? And is Mis-.
Charlotte married yet? How's brother
rheumatism and so on. To all oil
which quries Susan answered sensibly
and sharply. All at sudden she darted
at her bundle that had been placed on a
chair near the window
%, dear aunt what a stupid, forgetful
thing I've been all this time, to forget |
brought up some clover turfs for the lark
you re so fond Of"
Oh, how very kind, Susan, to think of
4 poor Dickey And they are nice and fresh.
Oh, they do remind me of the country,
they do"
Let me sprinkle them, aunt, with some
water, and give Dicky one now.
DO, my dear, while get the meat
down, for master always dimes at five, and
I
Where is Dicky, aunt?'
"Why there, dear, bv the back door. l
I put him there to let him have as much air
as possible"
Susan tripped to the back door. and
/ there, IN n li@ht~green cage. found the
lark; no longer bright and quick as when
sent from Colchester, but dingv, -rufHcd,
and almost tail esS, and with ewes that
had now become knowing, vet spiritle<s.
1t was hopping on a dusty little door mat
bit Of wifhered turf and was thrusting its
little graceful brown head. fcverishIv and
rostlessiy, like Sterne's startling, through
the sootv wires Of its prison
\ sudden sense Of the confinement ana
sordidness Of London city life gloomed
1 down for moment over the mind Of the
country girl, still untamed bv ceIIcr kitch-
( ems ate hours, ovcrwork and want Of cx~
erciSe. But she cast it aside in a moment.
rs she would have done an evil thought
and laughed to kill any care or sorrow
/ that hovered near
( Su~ans aunt. worthy old Mrs. Thomn-
I son, turned to look at her ncice restinc.
FOR moment on the dresser the neat FL
! let of veal that she was about to thrust
/ into cradle-spit,
"ihat's a good hearted Girl, l'nrsure, !"
she thought to herself ~She1l be com.
/ fort 10 me as I 90 down the hill IaIwavs
found the Young people as loves the poor
dumb creatures turn out well, and wiccy-
WerSE.
IN the meantime, Susan was ont there
~ the little well shalt Of an area, husrar-
ranging th" ;'rt II the CAGE, which,
~pr'nkI'd under the pump, now lifted is
green blades and purple tufts Of flowers
mat smr'tot honey, and seemed to bring
'sT,''" portion OF sunshine with th'm
'''''1 'I'.'l 'N'F'h''y Sha"V place. ihe
h'rd, huSt'ns about m his i'tfIe meadow
haa already gathered new life from that
pleasant rem'n'srHnre OF freedom and the
country FIRST, he merely darted to and
fro quek As a rat and thru~5 his head in
and ont OF the harS, like the Immortal
St1rt'in@ aforesaid hut presently dartine
to the root as II with the fullest intention
"t heating out his brains, the poor littI"
''','' '.'s .''"' an '.''' "''''e "''''''.I-
M ''.'''T' '.',.'- j" '''e ''''',''l,' ''''e'
'''''' !. -r''e'''' -''''..''NS : '''''e "urrI-
'.''T =, '"'''''', ''''' ,,'''''G' music
= " t,''','' S'''.' ''''''''' III >
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11

-HoraGs Greeley is in Minnesota
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-10-11
The MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
the old Eagle Building, corner Of High and Vine
streets. Mineral Point, Wis, by
BLISS sc som.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

(SoLroN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND
make speciality Of nitrous oxide for extracting Long
and constant Operience enables do the work Ia n
perior manner We have never bad accident once ~
Coopcr Institute,
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
THE BALL SEASON.

A NNuAL BALL SEVENTY NINTH HIGHLANDERe-
n City Assembly Rooms, Friday evening March 1865;
The proceeds for the benefit of the widows Of
thVse whe fell IN battle.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

A YOUNG wIDowER DESIRES TO FORM TIIB AC
N quaintancc Of young, pretty and Intelligent
widow. with view 70 matrinony. Address L. p. Union
square Post ogice
The New York herald., 1865-03-03
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH g. 1865.
SPORTING.

ERANcis BUTLER, no PECK SLIT, HAS 81 CHOICE
breeds Of Dogs for sale stock Buffers fn.Rllille
Mango Cure and flel DETERMINATION Butlers
work the Dog third and enlarged edition. price 81 Dogs
Mechanics Fcrrets wanted
ToHN GRAY, II ROOSEVELT STREET HAS FOR
sale Newfoundland Dogs Bun Terriers Spz Dogs Itll
rcyhounds small Black and Tan Scotch and Skye Ter
ricrs. ono Black and Tan, weight pounds,
The New York herald., 1865-03-03


Which endorsed Treasurer United States for deposit
and are worthless, payments was stopped this day.
f. q. WOOD, Cashier,
First National Bank, Haverhill, Mass.
HAvERHILL, Mass, March !, 1866.
The New York herald., 1865-03-03

DAssFORDs PATENT BILLIARD TABLES THB
ID hvelcst and most accurate In the world Rooms for
exercise No Ann and 1t9 Fulton streets
A. BASSFORD Manufacturer.
I,oR sALE-THREE BILLIARD TABLES, IN FIRST
rate condition; separate or together Inquire st SO
Sinh avenue