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HENRY WARD BEEoHER AT CONCERT HAIL.
To-day and tomorrow only remain 10 procure
tickers Tor Mr. Beecher's preat lecture on "Work
ana Workman" TO be delivered at Concert Hall, on
Wednesday evening" under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association. Ihe Assocla-
tion has been sgnallY fortunate in securing this
poOu ar maonate as he never appears on the lecture
board IN this city without crowdIng the house
From present IN icatons at Claxton's tlate Mar
iIen'sl tickets enough Will 6e sod IN advance to Ill
the hall. Our readers shou this hint, and
apply for tickets at once. Reserved seats be had
by paying twenty .ive cents extra The Young
Mems Christian Association will unque' 'tonab y
the
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e4Sye RErRoUvEY's TURKISH BANDoLE-
MAN HAIR TONIC.


THE DRESSING AND RESToRER OF THE AGE.
TURKISH BANDOLENIAN.
RETROUVEY'S TURKISH BANDOLENIAN.
RetrouUey's THrsish BGudoleRian. What can be
more acceptable than ANYTHING that will beauhfy
that will restore natures decay by stopping the hair
from falling out, restoring tS natural color, making
it TO grow luxuriance and beauty, assist putting
up according to the present sLYle and fashion and
keep it IN place This, Retr0uveyS Turkish BGrdo.
lenian Hair Tonic will do, and for proof we refer
you TO any person who has tried it, 1t is ackn 9w-
lodged to be the beautifer of the age the only Hair
Tonic and Restorer worth OF the name. In Turkey
in France, in England, in america, every where
where the BandolehIan is known, it is pronounced
the "ne plus ultra" of Har ireparations. Remember
1t Is free from ali metallic oiSons that contained
in os Hair Coors ard dressings. 1t is the extract
OF manv flowers and Lerb, beautifully put I'D, an
ornament TO the Toilet
For sale by all Druggists and Porfumels.
Wholesale,
JOHNSTON, l. OF LowAY s. CowDEN,
DYoTT Sc Co,
Principal DeI OF for Url.cd States and Canadas.
ia Es PALMER s. Co,
No. 439 Market street,
10 tuths9m Philadelphia
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EFFEoTs OF EATING PORK :

EFBECTs OF EATING PORK t..
One OF the most singular cases yet published OF
unhappy effects from eating pork is that of a man
in this CITY, who is excessively fond OF that meat
that he lives upon it almost entirely; and we are
cIedibly informed that this taste has produced most
shocking consequence, he has now become per
feet hog This dreadful circumstance was made
to his family and neighbors by his refusing to
purchase necessary othing for himself and cons,
although his means are ample, and sICh excellent
garments can be purchased al such low prices at
TOWER HALL,
No 6l8 MARKET STREET,
&,
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GREAT ADVANTAGES are offered to the citizens of
Philadelphia by the opening of the Market Street
lea House fer the sale OF Teas and Cofees exc u .
slvelv the southeas, corner of 1--WE fth and
Market The house is conveniently located in the
central part of The CITY, opposite the principal
markets, and conducted by Messrs. Boyd s. Co.,
gentlemen whose experience enables them to se ect
the best goods in the market, which they offer at
the lowest market prices
We solicit for them the liberal patronage of our
readers. e..
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WORD ABOUT THE CATTLE DISEASE Great
excitement prevails at present account OF the
many Iumors regarding this disease, both in this
city and IN New York. On account of the above
rumors, Colonel Joseph Steppacher of the Orleans
House, No 531 Chestnut street, would most respect
fully inform his friends that all meats served IN his
dining rooms bear the stamp of the xammer Reou-
lar dinners from O'CLOCK p. III. until p M Private
supper rooms for parties, with gentIemanly attend
ANS. Give the Colonel q call ..
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HOW TO BECOME RUDDY "A smart canter over
the mills will give you ruddy cheeks; a de-cauter
will give you Tuddy nose, and good coal fire will
maze YOU feel ruddy all over. The coal should,
dealer IN anthracite at No 957 North Ninth street
below 6lrard avenue II more convenient. you
may leave your order at the branch office, Sixth and
sprinP Garden streets
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MARRIED.

BRAMBLE- MY EIlS. .--On the 18th instant, bv tho
Rev. r. A Fernlev, a Parsona0e No 1918 Front
street Mr., q EORGE 7. BRAMbLB 10 bliss MARY
MYERS, all OF thls city.
CORK-KREW SON -On the 18th instant. by Rev
james Cooper JOHN C0RK TO Miss ELIZABEfd i
KRE YSON, all of tins city.
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WI B., Good Clio hing, Oak Hail. Sixth ana Marxel.
W.&B Coed ClOtbing, Oak Hal. Sixth and Market.
W &B, Good Clothipg, Oak Hail. Sixth and Marx ct.
wa B. Good ,OthIng, Oak Hall. Sixth and Market.
&B Good Clothing, Oak Na'l, Sixth nd MARKET,
w G. b.. GOod Clothing Oak Ha j. Sixth and AarSet.
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WE CALL attention to the fact that we pub
lish to-day the most complete and full particu-
lars of the grand trial OF wing Machines yet
published in a Philadelphia newspaper. 1t
should be read by all desirous of gaining a
thorough KNOWLEDGE upon the subject
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IMPoRTANT.-ADe meeting Of the citizens and
subscribers of the Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Com panywill be held this evening
at SAMSON Street Hall. Addresses will be made
by number Of prominent business men. All
are particularly Invited to be present.
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SALE AT A GREEN STREET REsIpENoE.-Messrs.
DAVIS & Harvey, auction+ers, have a sale OF hand.
eome iurnltuIe Tomorrow morning, at No. 2)i5
Green street; included one of Steinway & Son's
pianos so, line paintings. large mirror, velvet
carDets.
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FUPTURE professionally treated, and correct Trus-
ses applied, ly o. h Needles, corner OF Twelfth and
Race Streets Ladies department first door below. A
full inc of Mechanical Remedies and supports
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CLosING OUT our Winter Stock at reduced prices.
Charles Stokes s. Co., one price," under the Con-
tinental Hotel
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REDUCED PRIoEB Don't fau to visit b. f. Rel
mer's gall ry No 624 Arch street. and observe tne
accuracy, b. au,y, and hebke expression ana finish
OF his superb Photographs
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THE STACKP0LE BIT BRACE REQUIRES
no notching and but little ntting and iS much
lower than tle Clutch Brace, which requires neither
1t is seli-boldlng and secentrng. WehaVe them with
from to IL inches sweep. Also. the regular kinds
TRUMAN g SHAW,
No 1886 eight Thrty-1vel MARKET st below Ninth.
EOLDTNG HAT AND COAT RACKS FOR
"A travel ers' use. can be put into small paper
box; also several other styles Of Portable Hat and
Clothes Racks, for sale by -
No. sS5 Eight Thirty-Ave' MARKET ST. below Vinth.
I IKE YOUR THUMB AND FINGERS, THE
! Jaws of the Patent Boot Jack clasp themselves
around your boot hee (wbether large or small, and
bod on firmly while you pull the boot Of For sale,
with several other kinds, by -
No Ss5 Eight Thirty hve) MARKET St., below Ninth.
TOR D A MS T NO A L E..
~ JORDAN'S TONIC kLE.
JOkDAN'S TONIC ALE.
JORDAN 8 TONIC ALE.
1t is recommended by physicians of this and other
places superlor haiC, and requires but trial
convince the most skepscal OF its great me IL 70 be
h"u' "n0'e'"' anu i'"ii' O No. 22o PS8R street.
Champagne Cider, by the dozen, bottled or by the
barrel 24ly
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r4a5~. REV. s. G. MATLACK WILL PREACH
49, IN UNION NJ. Il. CHURCH this eVe enlng and TO-
moro evening, at ~ o'clock. lr
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$1,143. .S74'14,

Invested as folows:-
100 600 u. s. 62u Bonds. ds.....................0
100000 City OF Philadelphia Loan, 6's, new
70t5O : lreasury Notes 3O..........
5000 legheny County Bonds.
10 600 U. = ! OaD OF 1881.
10 coo WV ommg Valley cana Bonds .....
~ 400 ompounu Interest reasury Notes
10 900 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 9
Bonds. nds................s.......... 4
10 coo Pit sburg Fort Wayne and Chicago ;
RrilrOad Bonds. ................. 20 S4jl 06l45
1861 City Pitusburg and other Bonds.
5000 Reading Raj road Bonds. ............ .
Geo shares Penns ivanla Raj road. ...... :
t50 shares Corn Exchange National =
Bank. nk...........................
lO7 shares farmers National Bank Of
Reading. ....,...,...,..
% shs. ConsOldat on National Ba k
lf2 shares WiliamspOrt Water Com
Mortgages Ground Rents and Real Estate. l4I 3OAs9
Loans lateral amply secured 4Sl 95
Premium notes secured by policies. 50
Cash hands aPen secured by bonds .... 81 409l6
Cash deposit with u. Treasurer 10000
Cash hand aud In banks. 6582i IA
Accrued interest and renl3 due Jan. l..... 10 22300
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

na HEADQU UARTERS
NATIONAL MON OIL u b,
No. llO5 CHESNUT street
PHILADELPHIA February 20, 1865.
Arrangements have made for visit OF the club
TO Harrisburg on the
SEVENTH OF MAROH
DURING THE SESSION
The Union State Convention.
Members desrous OF participating viii please cal and
register their names this week as the transportation
Will be limited.
BY ORDER OF TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
JOHN r.. ADDICKS,
22O3t CHAIRMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FaBs SENATORIAL AND REPRESENTA-.
~ TIVE CONVENTIONS
fS' iss TI9R
and and REPR. SENTATIVE coSEESTI0 IS win meet 4
next, February 70, at 10 Q o'clock "O"'iN'
Let Disirct JeferSon Hall siStS and Christian streets
corner ,s q BIosS and spring %hrd Ssrden as st'
4b 9T % sdrSsr snss1s F,ev.n,b and orsrd svoDu.
The Representative convention as ,ol owsi-
lst District : W corner sixsh and DlcEsrson streets
Sd ODD Fellows Hall Tenth and South sts
9TH o'Nelll's Hall, Broad and Lombard sts.
Sth " No, GGl SAMSON street.
1th N. w. corner Franklin and Buttenwood
9th " n. u. corner Broad and Race st, eets.
9th Nv corner SE John and Buttonwood
ION corner o. West and Coates streets.
llth Second street. above Beaver
l-th o. corner FrahktOrd road and Belgrade
18Th s. l. Corner Fifth and Thompson streets
4h S. e. corner Eevent and Grard avenue.
leth 8. W. corner Frank ord and Unity streets.
IIth -Langstroth's Hal Germantown.
18Th 5. r. corner Lancaster and HaVertord
By order of Union CITY I, Executive y W C9m%lttee, ON
g6RE gg9REfT z T. E,SI GILL Secretaries. .sa,
rg" RECKLESS SPECULATION HAS
ensuifed th9psaTds 3pIRHvsT Sq9iy sN,s invest at
ExcELsioa PBINTiNG ROOMS
No. 4SO CHI SMUT Street.
t9ge A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR.
k-S R1AGE -C obtaining neary 300 pages, and 100
fine Plates and kngTayngs the Ana omv OF The Human
Organs In State OF Heatn and Dsease with Treatise
on Early ITors Its Deporabe Consequences upon the
Mind and Body. with tine authors ian OF rreaunent-
the only rational and success u mode OF cure as shown
by the ort of treated truthful adviser to the
marr ana those contemplating merriage who enter
tain doubts OF their physical condition Sent free of
postage to address, ept OF Is cents In stamps
or postal currency, by addressing Dr. LA CR0IX No
81 BAIDEN Lane, Albany, n Y.
The author may be ted upon anv of the diseases
upon which his book treats either pers ndy or by d
and medicines sent to any part of the word. ii 6m
N9 ] U II PU Bill H E D.
kS BY the Physicians OF the
NEW YORK MUSEUM,
the NfnetIeth Edition OF their
FOUR LECTURES,
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
To be had free four STAMPS by addressing Secretary
7i7lv No. 6is BROADWAY. New York.
kGdye DINING-R00M.-F. LAKEMEY Err,
~ CARTLR'S Alley, wou respectfully inform the
Public generally that he has etnothng nndone to make
this place comfortable in respect for the
mediation OF guests, lie has opened large and com
modious Dining Room in the second ory His SIDE
BOARD Is furnished wi'h BRANDIES, WINES,
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The "FLoRENoE" SEWING MACHINE This popu.
lar SeWln0 Machine has no nval in the world II
performs the finest and best work with the greatest
ease and facility, and every machine sold is war
raDted to give satisfaction the money will be
refunded The rooms of the agent for this excelent
machine are daily thronPed with customers Call
and examine. No, Co. Chestnut street.
SALB OIL OF PAINTINGS Parties Yishing 10 con-
tribute 10 the sale OF Oh Paintings, to be held at
Scotts Art Ga erv, No. 1920 Chestnut street on
Tuesday ana Wednesday, February 9th aud 2Sth
nust have their paintings IN store by saturday next
Path instant.
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The PENN WIDOWS AsYLUM.-A meet
ing of the friends OF this excellent institution
win be held on "Wednesday evening next, at the
Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church, cor
Addresses will be delivered bv the Rev. A. Cook
man and Rev. DIR. John Alday. Toe ladies of
that section of our city should be present in full
force.
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R-9a5- OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
e-xT ROAD COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA January 80 1866
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF this Com
pany will be held on TUESDAY the Mtb dav 0, Fabru
sry 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. M at the SAMSON STREET
HILL
The Annual Election Tor Directors win be held on
MONDAY the 9Th day of Nj Tch. 1856 at the ONCE Of
EDMUND SMITH.
go 25t Secretary.
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THE FENIAN BRoTHERHooD.-Ata a meet
ing of the Philadelphia Circle, held last evening
at the Fenian Hall, Chestnut and Twelfth streets,
about fifteen hundred dollars in the bonds of the
Irish Republic were distributed by subscription
of the strongest in the city, and unanimous for
President 0Mahony, will hold meetings for
squad-drlls on every Wednesday evening. The
time OF holding the stated meeting has been
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dracbms; arrack, OF. Dissolve the camphor
in the arrack, carefully powder and mix the
other inoredients, then add two quarts Of Cruel,
aud carefully pour down the throat with
drenohing-horn. When the diarrh9a commences
It Is not desirable 10 attemOt suddenly to arrest
It, as II Is an effort of nature to relieve the sys-
TEN, but II allowed 10 go on to any larger
amount the debility produced would impede re-
covery, so that after II has existed about twenty-
four hours the following, finely powdered, may
be added to the preceding prescription;-Optu
dIachm: catechu, 3 dIaohms.
''As soon as there are symptoms Of improve
ment, the medicines should be diminished or
dieconlinued, as the recovery is generally very
rapid, and requires nothing beyond support
ing the strength with cruel, to which may be
added the dose of arTack in extreme weak
Less. As soon as the animal shows the slightest
inclination tor food ne should be frequently
supplied with small quantities OF green grass
ra9gy, sugar-canc. or chOlum. The following Is
the proper method of making gruel:-One
pound Of fionna, or any other wholesome grain,
should be ground to ine meal, and this meal
being gradually mixed in two quarts OF boiling
water, to be given when cold. In administering
a drenCh, should the operation cause the animal
to cough, the head should be immediately re-
leased and no attempt made to continue giving
the remedy for a few minutes; persistence in
pouring down the draught at such time would
probably result in the suffocation of the animal"
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e)m roIbrn arng.
Gr3dblune BON s. 8. $. 3 m M E
(Sortieknn9.)

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Sabrbeit Su ia9er, 9err 8aron-luir baben bellte
id]on ein paari1al barIber 9eiprod1cn, = lit I'M
Srunhs biesnlul Oas &edlt bcs 8eiebes and,
oas edlte. uabre. quite nnb hrape Red]t. Son
Dem Serbredlcn ipuBte bisber fcin Menld etluns.
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reld1. Ill elmer gang nnhcrll. peiten uno fremloen
sSelt. batte cine grinncrun9; aber er fanrte
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tbeitc aus Den 9emlcinlten MDtipcu oas mas or
iuubte. nm es lucter 81 unteriud)en, has bebt,
url 3unabit feIt3utelIen, oh bonn rpirfld nie5bat
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9Sir lino 81 Dem 3iuefe bier gSns babsn mir
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henn 0en Wfcroer rdocrn mir Soft Sob mr.
Der Sohperrdtber aber pertbcilen mir, unb 10
tbeienS aber bel Soft id, fonn mir nidt bel.
fen; id mnB trOBeem, baB id, Sur &olisei 9eh6re
io9en, Der 9lrnot iit elmer Der brnpten beutid)ca
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2anb fonlmen. 10 miro cS audi Die 0Selt in9en
iinb nlan miro ole Sema9o9enf1n9erei bon belte
n6t be9reifen f0nncn-ieDe Belt bat bre 8ranf.
beten. fir Die cine anbere Belt fcin 8sritdnbnib
mebr bat. 9bcr Scrr Baron, nm tuieber alf
unlere SatDe 3n fommen, Grnit Nforib 9lrnbt
bat einmal fol9eHoen lpeien Sprn6 9etban !:
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pom Oahe 9efalIer. lno 10 Serr Baron. iit es
audi mt unlerem Sale bier: 08enn fein Wenid)
etuas BON einem @forbe lueiB 10 lit ebtn fein
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faueu lit, Da fann man audb feinen W0rDer be.
Itrafen. Snl, 9err Baron, mas meinen sic pobl,
lueld,en Guorud luilrOe eS bier in Der @egenb,
I'M sansen 9anoe MADDEN, penn eS auf sinmaI
beiBeu miibte ba lit Elm paor bunbert Meilen
meit Elm bnnsriser Sron3Ole ber9efommen. Der
bier All @eoe fpmmcn lpollte, uno Der bat gu
Dem 3lpeds Den alten SelIner uno icine SroH
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fenillrtou.
(Ias cen .Ganilisn> >9ldttern.)
Die fibiue Rauhfdueerin.

Scr 8ur;em fab i'd ein fd6nse Snb
5n Die @rrne Der Ruer eeittlciIen.
Seit fciner 9eburt crt adt Nionate finb
Dem leblihen 8inbs serflrien.
Der Satsr warb fdpn bur1 ben Sob euridt,
Gb tas perpaiits 8inb nod bic sDeIt crbIidt.
SID rau6te semiitbIit mein @feif9en flcin,
tlnb bIies oft espaltise g8rIfsn,
9a fab ih beS 8inb nit Gem 8instrIcin
Sem fiessnbsn RauGt fplsea
gs ipplt' i'm erbaiben nit ieiner Sanb;
Dp@ sersebsne! Der &al1 in bic 3uffe Ssrfdwant
Sp jdsen crtuadftne Wenf6en Ssl
giad ctIcn, persdnaI&en Ssreuben.
limb ipenn lte itd enbIit rpdbnsn am Sicl
Fa6 pieIeu Wlben unb 2tiben,
60 f6winbet, Dem @inbs. benz Raudbe slti&,
Das Grfebnte in's ybantafcnrcih.
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. m5dteit ba etnit. RON Der g1sIt nifbt bctb5rt
gr;ietn elm sIidIi&ts Gebtn;
ilno nienale sei6en in benem Ginr
Dom 5rs,tsa Der tleinsn RauGfanserin.
u. Gpf.
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Deoinauuarn:

Der ,.Gnwiser" ,rfdbeint iesen Sonnabsnb unS fpfe
$500 in idbrtter SrrauSt ,atuna.
esrdse. bic eae Sn,eret 9eitr i'm 9uae baben
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res weroen iebesma. 81 teretnt.
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bilieer tere6ntt.
sefsnbere 3ptsen rerbeu nit 81 per Square b.re6ntt
8sbn 8e,Isu uRb pcniser biIetn einn Gaulrt.
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The fierma. ADVERTISER.
is published every Saturday
by
B. HAssEL, Editor & Proprietor,
OfFIcs: BROAD STR, next to Cry HA11
Letterbox No. Is.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26
The Galaxy, an Illustrated Magazine OF

The Galaxy, an illustrated Magazine OF
entertaining reading, published Fortnightly -
This is the title of "a new publication, for the
fret number OF which we are indebted to the Ed
itor. This is q little outside the general run OF
magazine publications 1t has a beautifully
illustrated brown cover printed in gilt, and The
work is neatly printed on very heavy fine paper
with illustrations by barley and others on tint.
ed paper. So much for the mechanical appear,
ancs Of The GALAXY. The Literary contents
are entirely worthy of the attractive form in
which they appear.
| The ist of this No. is. "The Ciaverings, by
| Anthony Trollope-three chapters; ''Giants
Dwarfs and Fairies" "Childe aarold-A Cha D,
ter from Noble Life; "Archie Lowell" b,
| Mrs Edwards-three chapters; Spring, 1866
"A Winter with the American Peripatetics;'
| "Nebulae," collection of Critical Notices. =
The publishers say, The GALAXY will contain th,
best Stories by the most distiDgu shed novelists
| light Essays and Sketches, choice Poetry. ane
a careful and readable Review of topics dis
cussed by the leading periodicals of the world
geographically, it lie intended to make it tb,
most elegant Magazine in America
The GALAXY will be published on the LIST an,
18th of each month, by the American News Co
for the publishers subscription price, s. pc
volume of twelve numbers, or IS cents a mum
Der.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26
Published April l6, 1866. !


AN ACT to amend section of chap 100 of the gen
eral laws of 1853 entitled IAN act TO prescribe and
limit the rate of interest,"
The people of the state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Sec. l. Sec one of chap. 100 of the general laws of
1853 entitled IAN act to prescribe and limit the rate
OF interest is herereby amended by inserting there
in: after the words shorter term which occur in
said section, the following words, to wit: but it
shall be competent for parties to contract for the pay
ment and receipt of rate of interest not exceeding
ten dollars on the hundred dollars as aforesaid
in which case such rate exceeding seven dollars on
the hundred dollars, shall be clearly expressed in
writing; so that said section I, .as amended, viii
read follows, to wit: Sec l. The rate of interest
upon the loan forbearance of any money goods or
things in action, shall be dollars on the one
hundred dollars for year. and after that rate for
greater or less sum, or for longer shorter time;
but it shall be competent for parties to contract for
the payment and receipt of rate of interest not ex-
ceeding ten dollars on the one hundred dollars as
aforesaid, in which case such rate exceeding seven
dollars on one hundred dollars shall be clearly ex-
pressed in writing. '.98E
Sec 2 All acts parts of acts so far as the same
conflict with the provisions of this act are hereby
repealed.
Sec B. This act shall take effect from and after it's
passage and publication.
Approved April ~, 1865