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Amnsemenis.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee aud ManaseI....-.......WM. WHEATLEY.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lss'ee aud Msnase~ WHEAILEf'
trBis RsTABLisHNEsr DOES NOT ADVERTISE
sEwroRr BERALDj
Trus Tuesday EVENING Feb l3
POSITIVELY LAST MONT Bur FOUR
OF he Triumphant engagement Of the GREAT AMERICAN
'''''i-D'A''N' MISS BArEMAN.
who viii appear hi. evening for ths
FIRST THE AT THIS THEATER.
In Bulw.r's celebrated hve-6ct Play entitled tho
LADY or lyons.
Me.sr,; J. c; Cowrer, g. Burnett D. T. Ration Geo
Dan'er' Mel Misses Mary we, Farren, Everett whit'
locs, etc. m the cat
MISS BATEMAN.
who viii 'ppeer fo' the 'sfcrS ;,i ,%t ,1nea Us
SATURDAY AZ FRNoDN COMMENCING ATI
FAREWELL MATINEE,
VI WHO" ''''''' nIsss BArryAN
will ,ppear
in the
LADY OF LYONS.
Mr. Wheatsy bessto announce an engagement with the
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Who will make her iTst spl eaIanr- this season on
MONOAl. teb. 10,
In her very celebrated cneructer of
FANCHON Or The LITTLE CRICKET.
Admission, 70 X sciv~d Seats. ~. Orches'rs
ChsiH So Scats m Dress Circle Pryst. RoIes. + ~
Family Circle fentTsIce tTos1ys.l 81 cents
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ MISS bATEMASS
LAST MATINEE.
SATURDAY, SEP. u.
Doer. open at O'Clock.
Commencing at &c ock.
On which occasion Will b" performed the
LADY or LYONS.
WOODS THEATER. Admission soc.
w Broadway. opposite Il. Nicholas Hote.
NJ. fRANk DREW FOR -lN NIGHTS ONLY.
THIS EVENING and WEDNESDAY. MATINEE
RIP VAN WlNkLE being produred with scat 'acceis
st Ad-lphi fhest,r London.
RIP VAN WI. kLE with O. rman Song,
Nj FRANK DREW.
Ase, the version (buresque)
EAST Lynne or, THE GREAT WESTERN:
Lady l.1b-l snd Madame knr.......Nr FRANK DREW.
HkMEMBkR MATlNEE o. WEDNESDAY.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
N. youhfu .ud si,-d srtsr will appear MONDAY Feb
lg Ia . ard powt fful drama
~ ,pJX BOOK NOW OPEN
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~ DUNGEON AND ESCAPE" By tLBEsI d. RicH
AxpsoS ~ y. Tribune COrsfponirnt To uuqarair'~d
cop., per day b. abundant evidence ~ the pop
usTy of this wol. Toe mos iner''ns and eAchm 30
perl,nc. -four Travelling through tho Souh NJ 'he
service Of TIE Tribune a, ttr tutbfcsl ~ ' f"h
our srm-. ana fe-s both AID V.st hi. thrilling
tur. his confinement Tor twenty months Ia seven dtrf.nt
1isb, OF nearly 90 miles, All who wan; profitable
noyu~ut pl,a .end for CirruL Address AAEhlCAs
PURLISlllsU COMfASY Hartford, Conn
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hudson RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.
ROAD-On and after Monday. Jan. l. 1895 trains for Al
bsy and Troy. connecting with Northern and western Trans
viii cave kew-l ora a. ioI0ws ,
Trn,h.sve competing with trans !or North and West
10 M via Hudson River RCtosd connecting with north
o. and Wesisrn trains. 80 ,,.,
II a. m via h.rl-m Rarosd TweD ssiI,h'st and fourih
ave connecting with trains ior North and West
3:s5 o. n via HUDSON River KGiroad connecting Troy
with train for Montreal with sleeping cars sitsched
4.l5 D. via Harlem Railroad connecting At Albany WIN
Weisrn trains and Toy with r. ard s. and L. and D.
roads for points North with fleepinf-cars attached
6p Hudson River Railroads sleeping car, non SeN'
York buffalo sod Suspenon Bridge without change hbo
10 Montreal via atOga Tbt train runs on sundAy'
10 o. m via Hudson River Railroad, with sleeping care 81
taehsd connecting Albany and Troy with morning trains
for North and Wesi. ..u.., -. IL,
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Danrns Araoemles.

" II. RIVERS
~. DANCING ACADEMY,
No . sCHERMERHORNSf. Conner Of CoURt.ST..
BROOKLYN. New Case, for beginners are now forming
sor the SECOND QUARTER seud for oi culsi Inclose
IS cents foT psmphet consn. the Geimaa Co-ion and
fashionable Quadrliirs.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foo,

II 7
IL Of Chambers VIA Psvona Ferry:
bay pres for CsnindsiguI Rochest.r hun.o
Fsansncs snd West Connects b: Buffalo Win Lake shore
and Grand Tiunl K-ays and Salamanca With Atlantic
AUD Crest Westsfu Hallway - 80
s:30S H.. Mix and Way Train daily 70 Ou''iA'
10 I. M Frpre,s Mail for Bufao. Salamanca and Dan.
kirk conn c,nr with Lak. Shore AID Atlantic and Great
Western Rsilwavs. -
tpm Wsy rain, for Port JsTvi' and Newbursn
sp No Kgk IA prc,s for Canandsisns Rochester BuHAla
Salamanca snd Nest.
eprn Lightning Express daily for Csnsndssns Roehss
ter buaao. salsHsnc., Dgnkik. and West Connect. at
Buffalo with Lafe Shore and Crane Irunf hAvsyh ana al
Salamanca with htlantie and Crest Western Railway
ep m, Emigr.nt Train daily ior Buffalo Salamanca Dun
HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Supt, Nsw.YoIL
VIZ r. BAKE G,n1 PsF. Agent. New York.
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Amnsemerts.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Nsnsgerc's.......Mrs. JOHN WOop
Stage Manager h. shL"iN
THIS s,rAsi pBsrNT NoT ADVERTISE IN TKB
WV YORK HERALD
GENUINE SUCCESS
of the new farce pTouced for the first time
m Amene. aud emitted v-uo
KILLED
EObIHl
Received nightly with
UNBOUNDED LAUGHTER,
EVERY EvESiSG DURING THE PRESENT WEEK.
alr.. JOHN WOOD. .sATANELLA TINKLE
+. l.. DAVENPORT. RT.........as..........JACkR RAOOEII
Mr.. J. n. s'oddart and Sii.. Ell15 " ,ton.
BLACK.EYED sUSAN.
Mr. s John 1vssS.;; wood '...poly M'Sfows, StiI'.
Produced Ths new 1;, ;ssssqe:IIy sy Hayes
Mr. GEORGE FAWCETr ROWE.
from TIE principal London and Aus allan hesters will
''' Ills FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEw.YoRK.
To active preparation the new Burlrsque Of
AND RoMASrlc sPE1Tl1ULAn DRAMA
Door open at II o'clock curtain ri-es at y
selrs secured three days IN sdvau'r.
WINTER GARDEN.
Lss''e ,nd hansger SIS W
stsss u hANLh
(rHs Ksr.sLIsHxEsr DOE. NOT ApvgRrns
TIE NEW YORK uYHALD)
Mr. Stuart has to snpOune- ,ha.
TO.NlGHT
MR. EDN IN BO0rH
Will sIptar in his grand roe OF
-" ''F''' Armand JEAN DU PLFssIs
CARDINAL DUKE De RlCliELlEU,
!" :" ''i iRIchELlEUyi Gn' THE CONSPIRACY,
which " III be pr-.ertcd with al IT,
SPIENDOR OF SCENERY,
COSTUMES, APPOINTING MS, 6c-
nis, Rose rs inge will sTpear DE Mortiut
Mt. tbas nau''
Joeph apuelin Jo piot'
Lon' oh,ason
Engue. u h"n of iAson
sieur de being n..........'...''.. .hr . thotws
frADcois '" = our
Gsston, Luse Of Mr ,. Duri
Ms"n de sisrle W ins
Doors open at q commence at H.
SPECIAL
AGRAND BOOTH MATINEE
RICHELEU.
wrpSEsb4Y, Fsb.n
comnsncingu all O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY EyENlNG I4h,
BENEFIT
Mr.. JOHN DYorr
ROB ROY
ses,' secured 'I day, IN advance.
WINTER GARDEN; fda2 6yorrs
FIRST BENEFIT ~ SIX YEARS
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. H.
ROB ROY,
with extraordinary cast.
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1f,uslral Unstrnments.

DIANOS at largely reduced prices. For tone
elegancr Of huish AMI dnfsbihy they urpss--d
Hhr-e SECONDHAND ri ANOS al bargains. CUMMINGS
4 JENNYS. No. 10 BroalNav.
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THE NEW GOLD.MEDAL PIANO.
Lis + IAN on s.
CELEBRATED USkQUGLRD
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO-FORTES
Mple awards OF the Far OF the American Institute
The
FIRSTPREMIUM GOLD MEDAL,
Por
NOVELTY. SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLENCE.
Similar testimonials were awarded ,Le-e Uneqused nftru
Hents M the State Fas Of Michigan Indiana hensss, and
sherever tey lave been Exhibited In Competition during
1865 The CycOd Piano has 'up,rory Of actual uelooons
power and purity and vOcsy Of tone perfection OF touch
ius ,echancsl Construction securing novelty eessDce and
strength will stand IN louger than other form Of
Piano. N B.-Naranted Tor Six Years WsTerooms, No.
Le Roy pace, Bleecker-t block West Of Broadway
Send ior ouY new God Medal Circalaf
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IRVING HALL.
l. PoZNANSKI CONCERTS.
CARD.
n consequence oft unparalleled and highly natter
Ing reception riven to these dstn suhed artists by one
aud critical audiences assembled In nv iNo
HALL at their FIRST GRAND CONCERT, The Manage
msnt announce with great pleasure ths, the
BROTHERS POLNANSkl
will give their
SECOND GRAND CONCERI
On SATURDAY EVENING, Feb H. iS7o
assisted by eminent artists and -
A FULL ORCHESTRA
under the direction OF ,,
For particulars see prosrs,nme; ,. - ,-
DRYANTs-MECHAN HALL,
ID No an Broadway, above Grand-st
THE LIVE lNGlN
Unukee Dorer Dan Bryant
LITTLE NE
LA sONNAMBULAR,
Amina with Resdo fnsi, Kclln Howard
HOW ARE YOU, GREEkBACkSl
TNsast " ssuw; Family Circle, c'nss
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DOY WANTED, Active, Intelligent, Strong;
ID iet 10 years Of age; residing with parents.
Appi, AZ No iss Broadway I'd door siief } y. M
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IN Zoo, e Cort.pdtst for PlfApBLpGIA 10 and II %
. - II M and o. m, and II midnight; for BALrInonn
end WnHusroN At and g m. p. NJ, and IL Emidnight
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0mnsemente.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO NIGHT.
ITALIAN OPERA .
This HsTADLlsBsRSr DOES NOT ADvEHrIsr IN Tus
SBwYoRK HEaALD)
TONIGHT. DON SEBASTIAN
TONIGHT DON SEBASTIAN.
THIS (TUEsDAfl kVENlNO, Feb l3. siG
(E chth Sibsc iptipn NishtD
Flrst night this season o. Doniz.tti's u es;erwork
DON SEBASTIAN,
DON SEBASTIAN.
WITH NEW SCENERY NEW AND BRILLIANT coz
TUNES NEW PROPERTIES AND APPOISTNEN1s
PROFESSIONS AND SrAUE EFFECTS,
BALLET Increased c iORUS and ORCHESTRA.
AID most compete ast including
NINE. CAKDILlLUtChi.
MASSIMlLIANI BELLiNl ANTONJtCi. IOklNl
THE INCIDENTAL BALI vii b. executed ~
MILE. KRUGER and VILE. LEUNlINE VIDAL
ttier first appearance 81 Aner.cal
CONDUCTJR, MR.. CARL BEHbNANN
TO MORROW (NEDSE SDAY). )......DON SEBASTIAN
THURsDAY..."..OfERA IN BkOohLfN-CRisPlNo
FklDA1.... pLhspt,O
SATURDAY ....... ......GkAND MAlINEE-fRNANl
The OF reserved and tickets for suy - the above
named performances will commence THIS MORNING ~ S1
the regular ticket Offices.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-Foot Of Barclay st-On and sfis' Nov ~
horpus mail trans fox Hscketstown and intermediate sis
uops viii ls.vs Al 30 Mail EIpr." for ell s,s,ious
&. sCHOCH. Assistsnt Supsrintentent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD fNEW-JERSEY.
~ Train, leave Jersey City for Permon at s;ias nlaS
l5 6.C2 D. H. Tie Is %25 20 Money. On Mon.
day only for Piernont st alSa m.
Wy THOs. ". DEMAREsT. Superintendent
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DOOK. BINDER WANTED-An extra Fin.
ID isher: Que accustomed TO work on Bsnk Job WorL
Apply 10 FRANCIS L LOUTREL, No. IS Maiden Lsnc.
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DROOKLYN ACADE,iY OF MUSIC.
ID ITALIAN OPERt. -
Direcor.....,,,.,........ lax MARETZEk
THIS ESTABLISHMENT DOYs NOT ADyER11ss IN Iss
BgkALDJ
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Feb IS a. n
iSecond Sgbscfip iou Night,
viii be presented the Immensely successful Comic Ops~
CRISPINO f. LA COMARE.
CTHE COBBLER AND THE FAiRI)
The sae Of reserved end tickets will co mence THt
MORNING ia Brooklyn Ut the or Once OF the Academy
and IN New ork Ut Root Anthony Co.'S No 2l NassspH
4 CADEMY of MUSIC.
"A The Curtain 10 rise at O'clock
On SATURDAY ENENISD, February IL.
THE FIRST APPEAkANCE
Mi.s LACOSTE
In New Five set Plsy by sssc g. Pray, esq entitled
VIRGINIA OF ROME
Other characters h Mes.s. C-Irp et, j. J. Prior
Archer, Hannah. Mr.. II. c. stewart.
Mis-, Helen Peterson. Sc.
Secured Seats 81 each, at the ACADEMY, Messrs. Beer
schirm.i's No 7Ol and Mr. Ponds, AZ Broadway and
Sibells No. Wsll-st.
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NOMPOSITORS WANTED at No. Il3 Fulton
~ q, (up ,,s,rsl WYNKOOP l. HALLENBECK
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,HHE MASON q HAMLIN CABINET OR.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

STATEN ISLAND FERRY for n Brighton
~ ) Habor Fac,oryvilc and Port Richmond-s 10,
]? N, T. 5:jOp. m; 8, ll30t. NJ, 2:jo 5:sJ p No
freight received sf e. ?.
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NATIONAL LECTURES.-Dr. EDWARD
~ LARNED. ESCAPED rsiug.s f.sm Rsee prescrpos
In Tex.s will Lecture THIS EVENING ct the Mercantile
Library Rooms Clinton Hall. Astor place. Admission es,ds
rs cent? for sale st the door.
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nisA the house, and so forth, of the head chief,
as per fifth article treaty of June ninth, eigh-
teen hundred and siXty-three, two thousand
five hundred dollars. r..o;-3 ..,..,
For the erection of two school houses, inclu-
ding boarding houses and the necessary
out-buildiugs, as per first clause fifth article
treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred ana
sixty three, ten thousand dollars.
For the erection of hospital and providing
the necessary furniture as per second clause
fifth article treaty of June ninth, eighteen hun
dred and siXty-three, twelve hundred dollars.
| For the erection of blacksmith shop, to
| be located at Kama, to aid in the completion
of the smiths shop at the agency, and to pur-
chase the necessary tools, iron, steel, and so
! forth DIS per third clause fifth article treaty
of June ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty
/ three, two thousand dollars. sd .-..-.-... IT, L.
+ For the erection of houses for employees,
repairs of mills shops, and so FORTH and pro-
1viding necessary furniture, tools, and materi-
ais, as per fourth clause fifth article treaty OF
June ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three
three thousand dollars -...i- &
| For salary of two matrons to take charge Of
the boarding-schools, two assistant teachers
one farmer, one carpenter, and two millers, as
per fifth article treaty of June ninth eighteeT
hundred and sixty -three, for the fiscal yea
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred an6
sixty seven thousand six hundred dol
lars. -
For the erection of house for Indian chic
/ Timothy as per sixth article treaty of June
ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty three, si1
hundred dollars. . i-.''s -taa-g7
| To pay the the claims Of certain members O
i the Nez Pcrce tribe for services rendered an(
j for horses furnished by them to the Oregon
mounted volunteers on the sixth of March
Il eighteen hundred andFffty-six, at Camp Cor
nelius, as per seventh article treaty of Jun
ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three Ito b
g ,,paid in gold,) four thousand six hundred AM
Isixty-fiye dollars. DA@ 90
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ELA CINE
WOOLEN MILLS!
RActrs. WIS. Sept. LIST, 1851

RACINE. WIS. Sept ISL 'oHSN-
We are pleased to be able to announce TO the Wool
Growers and Merchants of Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Northern Iowa. and all who interested in buying
good wool At,rd taoist Goods, that have secured
the services Of Mr. G. II. STEWART, (of the old arm
Of G. Il. Stewart Co., at Beaver Dam, Wis., who
Is to superntend and have The whole management OF
the manufacture of Wooden Goods in mills.
Mr. Stewart is determined that the RACINE
WOODEN GOODS shall have u still higher reputation
than the Beaver Dam goods attained under his man
sgement' He proposes TO pursue the same policy in
his business relations with the public which made the
Beaver Dam Wooden Factory very popular in the
Northwest. The secret OF that popularity lay in
these simple facts, viz:
FGrst-Never using any sAoddy or F2ocks in manu-
featuring Goods; but always try to make better
and more serviceable goods:
SecOnd-Be no respecter of persons in business
but treat all alike
TArrd-To do just as he agrees with all, and never
refuse to rectify mistake.
The faithful observance OF these straight forw arc
business maxims, caused a demand for more thar
double the amount of cloths that could be manufac-
tured at Beaver Dam; because he could get pc
sufficient to supply the demand, he sold out his in
terest in that Factory.
Wethink we can furnish the necessary power
machinery to supply the Northwest with that SAINT
kind Of pure aooOl HARD TWIST Cloths!
Wool Manufactured on Shares or by the Yard,
On terms greatly to the advantage Of those having
wool, over selling the wool and buying their cloth
besides getting an article they depend upon fol
service.
P~ We can manufacture wool, for customers, or
shares or by the yard, at short notice.
Wool may be sent US to manufacture, by RaNfoa
err Steam boat, mot by Expire 81 at our espense.-
Send directions inside the sack; send strong sack
mark plain, BLAKE CO., Racine, Wis" Ais
write by mail the same Director
EB-C CLOTH, OFVARI0US STYLES, kept conntsn
Iy on hand to wholesale to the Trade or 10 retail 70
Cash or WOOL to great advantage any othe
18tf BLAKE & co
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out the usual wear tear.
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This power is prepared in accordance With chem.
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In Probate Keno.ha county Court

I'm Probate-Kcn county Court
In the matter of the estate of Cath arine Brogan
nNrsading and filing the petition Of Bridget b.
" Moran, of Chicago Illinois, and taking due
proofs of The SAME representing among other things
that Catsarine Brogan late of the city of Chicago,
Illinois, on the 18th day OF October A. d. 1866 died
interstate leaving goods, chattel and estate within
TINS county, and that she the petitioner is the only
child and heir of said deceased, and praying that adj
mnstration OF said estate be granted 10 her
other suitable person. II is ordered that said PEE
ttion be heard befoIe tie Judge of his Fri
day the Both day ofNovember D. 1866 at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. at hi Office in the city of KenOsha ''a-s
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
gwen to the heirs OF said deceased, and to all per-
sons interested by publishing accpy OF this order
for three successive weeks prior said day of hear
ing, in the Kero Telegraph weekly Newspaper
printed and published in Kenosha in said county.
Dated Kenosha, November End A. D. 1866
ANTHONY VANN YCK,
3w23 County Judge
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p ST., 900, 900.
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

which they need pay until it is what is drawn
and it's value. " ..rfr.r.
7 THE AMERICAN JEWELERS. ASSOCIATION calls
your attention to the tact of its being the largest
mos popular Jewelry Association the United States
fhe business and always hasbeen conducted in the
most candid and honorable manner Our rapidly inereas-
guarantee OF the appreciation OF
patrons Tor THIS method Oh ootatnhs cn, eesnt ana
costly goods he sudden stagnaon OF trade In Europe,
owing the late German Var and recent disastrous n
nanca crisis in England has caused the failure OF large
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to sell their goods at great sacrhce In some in
stances less than third the cost of MANUFACTURING
lately purchased very largely these Bankrupt
Goods such extremely low prices that Can afford
tt send away Finer Goods and better chances to
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ment doing similar business. UURAiM is TO PLEASE
and respectfully solicit Your Patronage, as we are
confident of giving the utmost sasiaetion During the
year have forwarded number of the most val-
bic prizes all parts of the country Those pat
ronize viii receive the full value of their money
no article list is worthless than One Dollar RETAIL
and there blanks PARTIES dealing with may
depend having prOmp returns and the article drawn
viii be immediately sent to any address by return mail
The following partieshaye recently drawn valuabeprizes
from the American Jew lers Association aud kind
| ~ allow wed the use of their names: st
Charles j. Hunter ESD, T5sSsGTy Department Wash
St. Marks Place, ~ W Sewing Machine, value $50; Br
1 Gen. l. Hanson, U 5 Vols, Nashville Tenn, Silver
rsbuIg Pa, Sewing Machine, value $780, Colonel
Walter Chittenden, Qdarternaster Louisville. Ky Gold
watch value, Sl50; VIM lanes 2i7 King ST., Charles
TOR e., Silver Watch, value $50 Alexander Johnso on
Esq. Editor MHSkatem Pioneer, Maskaeus, Mimi, Ladies'
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dent Colorado and led Bank Mining Company, Iran
cisco cal Melodeon value 500; Aron 5 Long, Esq,
Principal EKhart Collegiate Institute, Elkhart, j.
Diamond Pin, value $500; NJ Longstreet, Montgomery
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bany, Y, Gold Lined Dining Set value S5UO; Miss
Clara Lucusuer, Dayton ohio Pianoforte value $780,
| Many names could be placed the List but publish
names without permission Our patrons are desired
to send United States currency when II is convenient
PARTIAL List OF TICLES
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-iuF LndIe take Partic, ar Notice
LEHN REAL XELPAU EEMAIE PILL {

-. - Warranted French.1
'HNHESE PILLS. so celebrat ed m any wears M Pari
- for the relief Of female rres1laTities and after
wards 50 notorious for their criminal employing in tn
practice Of abortion offered for sale for the frs
time In America They have been kept In 60 m paraty
obseurity from the fact tbot the originator Dr. Vepau
Is physician In Paris Of great wealth and strict
scientiOus principles, ana has withheld them from
general use lest they should be employed for unlawful
PURPOSES overcoming female distractions they seem
TO be truly omnpotent bursting open the food gates
from wha teyer cause may have stopped them they
offered to the public only and al
agents forbidden sell them when il is understood
that the obj sct is unlawful. ID ...t f.c. a-r.-I
For sale in Kencsha by H. f. Clark and F. Robinson
Ladies can procure box scaled from eyes Of The
curousby enclosing one polar and six postage STAN ps
to o. @. STAPLES, General Agent for us, Watert own
~ f"or TO Ihe ABOVE agents. .ieiW r- 1y4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-15
m PFObaIe-MenOsha County Court
N aiIer of the of Gnnroa Cnles decea

In the OF the OF George Coles deceased
at' @. To all whom it may concern.
III ETTERS. of administT alton said estate having
~ been issued TO Daniel O. Burgess on the End
day of November A. D. 1866 and six months from
and after said day being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims for mination
ard allowance. Notice is hereby given that the
dersigned will Friday the seventh ~ day of De.
cember at O'Clock p. al his Office in the city of
Kenosha receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF u persons against said deceased.
Dated Kenosha, Nov 9th 1866 u eG8 sa
SD s-.1 oar giI ANTHONY VAEWYCK,
rY Egta4 als, 4w23 County Judge.