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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
Al the solicitation of large number of citzens,
br. Hanson
has furnished his Office with the appara us for man
NITROUS OXIDE GASI.

DR.. Cotton, of N. Y, the first to use the Nitrous
Oxide for this purpose, has administered it to over
1900 persons, ranging from 21s to 80 years of age
without single Injury from the Gas.
There are four important advantages which the Gas
possesses over chloroform or ether.
First it is perfectly harmless, and produces very
pleasant sensations. s...
Second, The Anesthetic sleep is quickly produced
and the person RECEIVERS CONSCIOUSNESS within min
ute and half the whole time of rhaIirg and recov-
ering net over three minutes.
Third, Itproduces no nausea, and there is no de-
preston after nhaling it on the contEary pleas
ant NTH nd exhileratior of spirits.
Fourth The most nervous, feeble and delicate can
take 1t with perfect safety. -
DR.. Cotton has list of over ~ 900 signatures OF
army and navy officers. judges, eminent dvnes fcr-
eigD ministers, congressman, doctors, &c and they
certify as follows:
without the slightest pain-sn uninterrup !dream
BIZ q Flo, eign Minister of SfOto.
Game from Hudson would come from England
Thought was going up in the air on the tail of a
kite.'
"A good humbug if can have his teeth drawn
absolutely did not know it was dong till done'
Twenty teeth extracted without the slightest pain,
with one dose of gas
No more old fashioned dentistry for me-
sought to erscta statue to the Inventor
'My second operation with the gas-have tried Ell
ther-most earnestly recommend the nitrous oxide
i bless The doctor VINO sent me here.'
Very peasant dream
WAS weak and neryous-receised no pain, but
wonder fully ref eshed after WARDS
i endorse all VIZ tten above'
a pleasant ride in the cars
"A great Improvement in the barbarous art of dent
istry.'
Il should never have too tn dtawn Without it,
God bless the inventor
MY three (chafi abe) grinders have gone to Dick
ems and am no longer Oliver Twst-[a eff a twist
'Weli worth all that can be said for it,
went to the opera
tIda, your teeth out = 'Are they?
Have no more dread of tooth drawing
The fear l experie ced before taking the gas was
only eQualled by the pleasure of its U.S.
Long lite to pr. Cotton
Ought to have gold medal
"A pi easure instead OF pain.'
'1his beats my choroiorn, From dentist.)
Not the least pain-rather pleasant
Il hank the Lord for this discovery Il was perfect
ly uncopscions
With many others l may well say, God bless DR.
Coltou'
4 am well paid for coming 200 miles,
tDr. Cotton beats Heller
| AND hundreds more of a similar character. ewes
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Impsrtant QUALITIES. nr.ndreth,s Pulls

that every poison mpurity is forced blood
the bowels and thus passes off, Recent Of sick
will often be cured by the effect of Brau
Pills which when the operation is full and compile
the blood free from poisonous that Of
born babe. In colds inammatury diseases and
cholera their health than all
remedies they take the those ma
upon which pains cramps and aches depend contin
nance.
Captain Isaac Smith of Sing Sing says thirty of Brand
reths pills. taken according directions cured him of
very bra nchial aec zion after other had
failed he wishes his friends the
Brandreths Pills principal office, Brandreth House.
New York Sold also by all druggists. See my on
government stamp without which the pills spurious
4v2s B. BRANDRETH.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
Nov. Both. 1866.
Editors KenoSha Te7eqroph

Ehst0TS AenoSItG telegraph.
GENTLMEN. around the circle
lind myself at the Capital of the Empire
State" OF the West This City presents strik
King evidences of prosperity and growth, in
The numerous residences springing up in every
direction, and also in the public buildings be-
ing erected, among which is the Iceland Ho.
tel, very nearly completed, and to be opened
before Christmas by the Lelande of the famed
Metropolitan Hotel, New 70 rk
The hotel is very substantially built, in the
form OF hollow square, five stories above the
basement, and embraces over 20Oroooms. The
sleeping rooms are all fitted with gas and wa
tef-plpes, marble wash basins, and silver
plated faucets for both hot and cold water.
ana furnished with walnut, carved in antioue
patterns, and excepting the upper story) with
narpIe NANTES and CRATES for burning coal.
Inc Parlors and reading rooms are fitted with
most elegant Chandeliers, and will be fur
nlshed with degree of taste and elegance nm
surpassed any where west of the seaboard
cities
Inc dining room is very large and pleasant
Inc Office is on a comprehension scale. and
to be provided with all the paraphernalia re-
qulslte to first class hotel. In the basement
the weary and dusty traveller will find luxu-
nous bathing rooms and BARRIERS shop; and in
hne In all its appointments this will be second
TO no Hotel in Chicago or St. Louis. The en-
TIRE cost OF the house and the fitting up and
furnishing, will be near S215. 600.
The Government is erecting large fire proof
building here for Post Office and U. S. Courts
etc. This is to be constructed wholly of cnf
stone, and iron, excepting the doors and il
style of the Milwaukee Post office building
This will of course be of great and lasting
benefit to the city.
In addition to the above named, the third
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.oMMERCIA-.
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH
ThnrShau Dnc

OFFICE OF THE kENOSIiA TELEGRAPH.
Thursday, Dec. 10, 1865
GRAIN MARKET-There is downward tenden
cy in wheat prices have not as yet changed. We
quote Mo- wheat at $175a1, go; No 81 5Oa1 10 and
81 2Oa1 40 for rejected. Barley is not in much re
quest except good samples of No which bring
$500 Oats 36asS with sales to the local trade at 4Oc
for No /. Corn in the ear 35a3S
PROVISIONS.-The provision market Is firm
with sales of choice lots of Butter at 31c Eggs 3Oc
Potatoes 40. White Beans75aS1,FO.
Dressed Hogs are more active and fully so cents
higher since the cold weather. and we note sales at
s., 5Oa$6.00.
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TFrom the Manchester IlN.H1 Mirror

THE WHITE PINE co. dPOUND has become one
OF Iilg slnodIu of the day; it is the best
cough re e ~ We ever knew We have never been
WIi9u' II I'd forffteen years, and never expect to
pc. IN our .amily it is deemed necessary as sugar
anu an san and coffee. When the first symptoms
Q! odd appear, spoonful of it is taken. and in
me cases often, in day the cold is gone. In weak
nesses of the kidneys we have donbt. from the
testimonials of men we have known, and in whose
word we can put implicit confidence. that it is as
good remedy there is in the wide world. The
virtues of White Pine are just beginning to be I'M
derstood by the people in this section of the coun
trv Among the Indians of California and the tribes
that hover on the borders Of civilization east of the
Rock Mountains. among Mexicans, Spanish and the
the Pacific, and from Lower California to New Gra-
NADIA, the great Throat remedies have Pine the
leading ingredient. 3m17
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TO .CONsIINIPrIYEs

The ADVERTISED having been restored health in a
weeks by very simple remedy, having suffered
several with lung affection and thai dread
disease Consumptionis anxious to make known to his
fellow Sufferers the of cure. 3afi9 1a-atIf5au
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrip
on used of charged with the directions for prepar
ing and using the which they will find for
c0NsuMPToN ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, COLDS, and
all Throat and Lung Injections The only object the adj
vertser sending the prescription is to benefit the aic-
ed and spread information which he conceives be inva
liable and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescrip ion FREE, by mail
wiz please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
lySO Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York.
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eg- The BREAD and Butter, concern over
the way contented itself with an extract
from the Presidents Message, instead of
giving its readers the benefit of that docu-
ment in full. Its editor has got his pay, in
the shape Of $4,000 slice, and he ought
certainly, to show his patron, Johnson, that
little respect-to publish his ann uaI Mes
sage the best document he ever issued.
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ITCH RTCH!ETCH!
Scratch! Scratch! Scratch !
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

VIII cure the Itch IN 4S HOURS
Also Gu ,es SALT RHEUM, ULCERS. CIIILBLAINS
and al other ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. Price 50
&c For sale by all druggists. By sending Gu
cents to WEEKS & PORTER, So e Agents, 40 W ash.
iugton street Boston, 1t will be forwarded by mail,
Tree of postage, any part of the United Sta es.
June II, 1866. spn1yl
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sIra.,ge Igvga 'E'rue !!

Every young lacy and gentleman in the United Statez
uea hear something mueh their advantage
tnrn mail reeot enargeI addressing the Inders sned.
fhose having fears Oi humbug.d will obi by
noteng TINS card Ali Others VIII please ad their
Ubed1ent servant. Thus. r. CHAPMAN,
lSoU S3l Broadway, New YORK.
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ARTICLES FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION

ARTICLES FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION
Prof. j. w. HORT, of Madison, President of
the Wisconsin Board of Commissioners to
the Paris Elk position, has issued an earnest
appeal to the citizens of this State to for
ward to the care of A. M. Helmer, Miwau
kee, as early as possible, all articles which
will contribute to make a creditable show
ing of the resources, production and civil
cation of the State
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A car filed with passengers was smashed
Saturday evening in New York, while cross
ing Hudson street Railway ty dummy
engine on the Hudson River Railroad Nine
persous We're killed
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CLOCKS, LOOKING GLASSES, &C.,
Lake House and Barn,

Nv ANTED-AGENTs- $15to 5000 PER MONTH
w sor gentlemen and s85 to SIS for Ladies every
where to introduce the Common Sense Family Sew
ing Machine, improved aud perfected II will Hem,
tell stitch, quill b braid and embroider beauufuIly
price OILY S20--makiug the elastic lock stitch: onh
fully warranted for hree years. We pay the ABOVE
wages OF comm ssion from which twice that amount
can be made. Address or can on @ BOWERS CO:l
once No 2s5 South Fifh Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Al
letters answered promptly, with circulars and terms
4wo7
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Errors of Youth.

AGenteman who suffered Tor years from Nervous Deb-
ity Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful ndis
cretion will for the sake of suffering humanity seno tree
TO all who need it, the recipe directions making the
Htunps remedy by which he cured Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience do SO By al
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN.
1y30 No. IS Chambers ST., New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-13

Ladies who are suHering from Certain complaints,
know only to emAles, should get DR. VelpaI'
Female Pm. They produce d most chart ming effect
oold by all Drus gists. 4w2T
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CRIsTADORo's HAIR DYE,

II Is ridiculous to "a ny Into society grey, sandy,
rotty hea@ Unen Eve minutes will re nder it as
attractive nature could have made it IN he nap
piest ood Manufactured by j. CRI rADoRO, 6
Aston House,New York. old by ali druggists Applied
by all rSSserS. Aw2S
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VUH FRIED.

or f.N-MENOTT.-In this city On the 10th inst
" hey- Mr. Gridley, Mr.. William Gifin and Miss
sarah Jane Menott both of Waukegan.
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VAX PAYERS Take Notice.

The Tax Roll of the city of Kenosha for the year
1866 is now in my hands FOR collection. Payment
may be made to me at my Office, in Kimball's build
ing over John S, ms bookstore until the last Monday
in February, 1867 at which time all unpaid tax 60
will be returned to the county Of Kenosha.
Kerosha, Dec. 9th, 1866,
ECHARLES FRANTZ,
2Stf City Treasurer,
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The Head of a Comet,
Ording 20 Milton, Ii rendered tenrold more terri
Horrid Hair"

and there thousands OF fiery human he ads which
might be rendered charming by simply chang.g their
tint TIC mellow brown perfectly ne ,aral black
with
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-13
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Correspondence Of the Kenosha telegram.

correspondence OF the Kenosha telegraph,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-NEw HoTEL-BUsINEss
ENTERPRIsE-THE UBIQUITOUS YANKEE.
The following letter from our occasional
correspondent 'O," was put in type for last
weeks paper, but was crowded out by the
Presidents Message
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MARRIAGE AND CELsBAcY, al Essay
of arBisg obstruction for young Also. Dis
eases Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
sure means relief Sent of charge sealed letter
ENVELOPES. Address DIR. J. SKILLlN HOuGH- o., How
ard Association, PhiladslphiA. Pa 1yT
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1t publishes Teegraphc news, better market
ports. ting and useful information than
TIC Chicago Tribune approaching its twenty
year is recognized the leading organ and exponent
Northwest The Tribune is no ephemerai concern sof
doubtful duration but permanently established Hstitu-
tOn known and respected throughout the United States
circulation exceeds the combined issues of the other
Chicago uaes Its past record and be prn
ed To- wi q pride and pleasure by Is conductors Since
has stood by it, through evil ell good report;
in the rear but always in the 'front.' Onward
and UPwARD never altering weary bat always hope
u earnest fearless It. blows have fallen necessarily
of the rebellion IL blew uncertain biasss but sounded
the charge and cheercd the defenders of freedom
newed Efforts assuring them Of glorious triumph for the
Night as the reward OF perseverance, and sacrhc And
when the wicked rebellion Is crushedthe 0ssrchy
conquered and slavery abolished the Chicago fRIBUNk
lists that the legitimate fruits Of our victory shall not
be yielded back to vanquished rebels by apOstate Ex
eeutye has basey and wickeoly betrayed the loyal
people him with Presiden al The
Tribune opens campaign to the Union
enduring eace ana reconstruction based on the prin
equal Rights aud r xact Justice to ali Men
II Therefore advocates impartial Suffrage Irrespective
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struction will isfactoIy endnin that denies
Of loyal citizens No DEMOCRAT can oppose impartial
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aggregate amount of National Bank
S5o7 eio now oo" 10 circulation is given at
~ &c amount OF internal Revenue received
- - ST. re'ng the fiscal year is reported at
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Internal Revenue,

Commissioner Rollins Of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, gives some interesting
statistics
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-11
TO GONSUMPTIVES.

The adver tser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with lung afsc-
tion, and that dread disease, Consunption-is anx-
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
tions for preparing and using the same witch they
will find ne cURE for Consumption, Asthms,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is t. benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which he 10 BE in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as IL will coEtthem nothing and may prove
a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription. FRRE. return
mail, will please Idress
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, N. Y.
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Berkeley County.

From the Mem Era of the 9th inst, We
collect the following items of local intelligence
from Berkeley county: =
- The farm of Mr. John Kilmer, on Tus
carora, was rented in front of the Court House
last Saturday. ). Strayer, Auctioneer-to
David Wcstenhaver, for $3.50, for one year.
Also. the Thrognorton farm, for $50, to
Mr. j. W. Griffith
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
in this place, will prepare u Supper on the
evening of the first day of Court, in the room
in Grantham Hall, Immediately over w. n.
Riddles hardware store. They will have for
sale on this occasion large variety of plain
and fancy needle work, the product and skill
of their own fair hands. The proceeds will
be devoted to the benefit of the church.
Twill the local of the Era inform us when
the court meets.
Quite party of old and young folks
from the ueighborhOods OF Garardstowu. Bun.
ker Hill; this county, and White HAIL Fred
erick county, were in town last Thursday to
witness the departure of some friends and re-
latives for the West. We regret to lose them
as citizens of our own buautiful Valley, but
in their western homes may they find kind
friends and a realization of their brightest
hopes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. Z 2

u-NotIce.-The beautiful Piano Forte. Of
GRoyEsTEEN & CO., are deemed by all good
Judges to be the stiRa ttuts of instruments OF The
kind.
musical instrument mere perfect nI,bdS ri NE 90
slow to admit that the limit of Improvement can
Before they had brought their Pianos to their
present excellence, they had submitted Them, to
competition with instruments of the best makers
OF TINS country and Europe, and received the reward
OF merit, over all others. the celebrated woTld,s
Far IL Is but justice to say that the Judgment thus
pronounced has not been oVerruled by the n usical
world. Still, by the improvements lately applied
by them to their Pianos It is admitted that more
perfect INSTRUMENT has been made. They have ac-
c2rdIngiy achieved the paradox of making excel
lence more excellent. Surely, after this they are
entitled TO the motto. 81 Excelsior -
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From washington.

WAsHINaroN,s December s, 1.-The decision
of the Supreme Court in regard to the uncon-
stitutionality of the test oath only applies to
6rneys, and not to any other class ofpersons.
Chief Justice Chase with three other Judges
will render an elaborate adverse opinion,
"A caucus of Southern Radicals are in ses-
sion today forthe purpose of considering the
question Of recommending territorial govern
ments for the Southern STATES.
Another effort is being made toinduce the
President to remove Secretary McCulIocq.-
twill, fail as others have tailed before.
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-ANAssAs GAP RA11RoAD.-From al

MANASSAS GAP RA1LRoAD.-From an
sstieIe M the last Rockingham Register on
this subject, we clip the following:-
ssThe road is now in running order from
Linden to Salem, aud the company is engaged
il. laying track both ways, East aud West, be-
ii a Salem and Manassas Junction. A
strong party is engaged in this work of track
hying between these points AS soon as
Igt is, done ip,panyrwiil apply all its
49, - to forward moves
directi,n, and the intelligent
1.neineer, Maj. a. II. johnson, thinks
road viii be completed to Woodstock ear
ext SUMMER Once at Woodstock, the
( this way win progress rapidly, for the
K IS nearly all done between thatpoint and
isonburg.p