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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
RESOLUTIONS KrsUsgD.


fy tiicrrr-r
Is-olr Couproer b. md 20 hereby suf s.i sni
std pemis-. occupied BY iis
ca the n geniylec,nd street -ah
p-ton ssd iosse o. roHi ~" thoHEEi t'' a
Winch wal lsil
AZ 1aD.yf"Cr
- lseAD @fG~r.rH rfnsffa ArrRoVEp
r ff l''I
Tie Mayor hdsrn,a ad rmcafy of re CIV ~ Nro York m
c,t~7. Cosne' Vrf-Hsl - 4-tn'' a. fal'rsi
loislfhTs d. i've 49, approved 30
rsy "a i her,by amended H is-eatr tie chs1 iof
.ha bo cr pr cao = OF Tie ia -. t1e etile
sgicn placed t~ lire % 80 ,r r 1f-s or stop r '
te h5aso or rt b. f,a. u ~ is1e o. BE- ps1e ser
OF retained I'D srty0vr cubic loot when ps.i on e
outer ps oI % .frwsk y used hT reirif1- fo
hu.tsr hbrss lreeel. OH. .lcss sqlre PLACED iie
1op 1r ui Er tie charge aEl Do one d5.t
one dollar. whom a' 'f'u Of th. sirsas h's ao'
s4,eed sr foot lous by ls1s is- '
Wa."h ~, r,f.r.,, 10 f.. 'ouri.es on L,w.
G.',E 81 q 'rRS A0AF E6uNLD'
Petition tcroo Tsturafi0n of loss 81 hofH 500
solution - i3Ir~-
R-.aiysf Tlt l- Coup'roer he and BE- 8. hereby atc
ald dr. yOr iames hrApe Tor %
la4dr4 aud 1oh -ts sa.4r o. De ih r.iN'
ton f Doe. of h1- Toned boy f1Ie .rDilH Cpion |
sopcoos Dol, iu sT avenue sud One Iundri t1d incv
street and c.sise r l1 tle arrogni y ora43na
Tie rcsclali.a coLcuteJ 10 by tie fto"iig sir -
gisrt9n ~ day wv pvr-r Reilly Bri~o cu nse-san F'r
uuru bfcn Hg0iunis sud Ven Nooffi---iL
MOTIONS R-suNED.
100 naat JaAFq moved tnii che Board 10 rIjo"rn
81 ,.al r.rii.d lJ Che following vote
h4-maii,ct isTeci Srol flyn 60 dley, iy Trr-. t q
Negative -AJssinou Moore MoBrou, 5tnIon ssd oes-i
D. 4. VALENTINE. C~k.
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g:.nrG Of CouaciInr-n.

slaTsD 3resi0S. Mondiy tprG s1 ie5
OFFICIAL Ecc'y, r. p. ~ ,-
qte .orl met prsn. 10 1urrnieat Lo-I CIan 20 n
Ci.v ilaN
Prcs~1 Wilson Gr-n, President. IN ths eh'ir Ant The
following uenhur~- am ~
C5,ncucn Ercu.u Lous sscou lynn Robinson OBtet Coz
ieIo Iar i1sn rrralsl knser W-t-. hecri. " ttr MA
E,l5. Tyug Thomas. I..au. Roberts F1.nin, hs fc- ''
imi.}-Z3
Tae us. Of iAs rfeyin meeting we're read 'nd sgpoTrA
EsOLu HONS.
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SUPREME couRT, wesichester Coanty7sAMM- NJ

CUPREME COURT, Weschester County-SAM-
y UEL LENT sni MARIA D hi, wiz JACOB 2. LENT
ond ANN ELIZA his vif~ SARAH DENikE, Al
gUSTUS y LINT ,nd EuPuEMiA III. wi. L. :. Int {:
MARGARET T. LENT aEd uGiAu J. LENT her Rev. stamp
hubsud JOHN JONES, MARY LOUISA JOINS, 70 cent.
JOHN r. JONES and STEPHEN III. JONts.- Cancelled.
d-suiats. John Jones' John r. Jones.
H. jacob T. Lem and Ann Eliza III. wife and Eu
hereby aud required ~
hs complaint h scton which hed n tho office Of the Clet
ssd Of MescAestss At White Plains feo fs 1860
copy Of the said complaint the sub
Gerber his o- Peekk n said Comfy within twenty days
the servc. o this esclusiye Of the day o such
ard you fell tho sd complaint within tho time
Aor-ssd p,ns IN this action vii apply 20 the Coif, ior the
relief demanded in rIe COM lani-Da,ed Feb. a. 1870
DAVID W. TRAVIS Plsiatia. Attorney,
i.vsvW Peekskl N. Y.
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VVII11 =, sz,..,.ssS
FIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

u THKUUUH LINE 10 OhLIFUhriN.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
f hoh River d Canal s at ooock noo1 or
snd 2ist north Except wen thoss dse. "
Sunday procedure Saturday. for AsrN"L
oouuecse. PsnsnA Railway with one Of tbs COMPANY
stsamhps from Panama ios SAN FRANCISCO. touchHs O. ava
PULCO
MAY
ist-ARIZONA. connscing ~.h SAcRAMHhTo
ilth--COSFA RIGA. connecting with GOLDEN A0h
2ist-NIW-fOBh connecting with CONSTITUTIONS 4.
DEPARTURES OF lst and 2s connect IGn1ms win $500
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS lse AID lith Tor Ifsnlt..ets
AMERICAN POkTS Those Of the let touch s nAhH>D
LILA.
Baggage checked through Ono andssd Pounds allowed each
.dslL ,-
Surgeon board Medicines snd ssndnee roe
For Psske Tickets further HfoImson apply ~ tho Nom.
pnys Ticket OEco ls Whaf loot Of CsnsI hoh hVs'
New YORK -. . ,,..,, o,,,o A..
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I oNG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave

IL zip, Ge-, Ystt. ~ follows .,,
II a To- syosset
Y,Ohsns kIps.' sad tsr..apors on s.pci.ss
4;oo .. IL Syosset Ekpf-ss.
800 ,. N. lot F.rmuN"'
n ehsng Q: - a. Miuso.s
suu1u excursion Train, is.y. Hun,.r'. Poni :. IN. "a
SunennLAndenl
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CArgTY SPEED, AND COMFORT

FOR BOSTON.
yvOPcpS Srrs PALMER sIrGHBURB, hAsBUA LoWEIlk
CONCORD. THE WHITE MDUNpAlNa AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
hene and sanch eiDsrs Of .he hofvch le,
CITY or BOSTON sd CITY Of hENfptk
awe ORR dafy surdsy. excspted O'Clock hso
Pier No % North River foot Of ssstry<sy
FOR NEW LONDON
,h.,. .,o,..t,g v the ,lssmboa Exprs Tn sSsy
ort. VI. Eopwi- and Woroosse and W0,o w6sose
and Nashua and aes.oudou aud Northern hAhs)a1s
tas Fori inquire 81
IAIl1r Annnt tnA
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SnpEEME COrRr-MM. P CONYERsE Id

CIPREME cor RI-WM. i. CONVERSE agt
y G. ". BAEEloIHinous l0r money fel4aud contract
(D0 not sefl 10 DE above a'nd ttrdttt los 40 lrby
1rfd frd required 10 The
Stamp Ella lc0n- Ditch vas This
hr-. - i Sled M Office 0 tho tirfs a tho
fty aad County Of NoNofk, the
Cy t New "a City saf cops yom an,se 70 the
compn' fhe ohcr 10 ~ Broadway
N,rA ork CV wta twenty d alter he service u this
you o. . do 'prl ssltce ard 700 m -
.s.i aiu' within he e Aforesaid. ile plh viii take
ais asn r c sum q c hundred doars m interest
the 2 d1y OF fshr tou-trd eisf hundred end sly
.1, COL. of liii s.onU'iei March ~ i@s
~ H. A A. STEWART, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
m18lss6WN 80 10 bIosdwly, New-iofk cay
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X " NIL lpeTln.eodsM
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
wi and After Nor. r.. homins s4
and intermediate ssA.iosi viii lsAve q
a:1o Mai Expfcss for all sisiaAs ves Of houru sH
.. H. korriaOwp EKpfeSs sat5 N. :,
.sCHOCH. Assstal. sopsnasotsst :
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave loot o1
Courtandi-st for PHuADsLPHA a. and 10 g 10 m.
ana II M for BAJrIsoss AMI wAssrsoros ssd a.
y ~, ~ oiin;y---
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OPP0siIsInocN, !, LINE ,IinI;r, VI, u,c,a,o,.
s.r.. cs,s s, a'''~ 5.se,s Ga. Tlsag s,,: g"'
IUp0UGu TO FRANCISCO
THE NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
"sP''''us'A 4 PROMPT AMP RELIABLE TRANSIT
viii d,pa.eh toe lat and 3 sl-gah g - AN sp'5sP 5,,.
Jerry ~ SMITH esq coma,snSsr.
on SATURDAY May 49, At noon IRON Pier No. ~ North Ri'sr
''' TIE CENTRAL AmERIcAN. TRANSIT COMPLY l.,
have Psoe scper on ths Liso and .'.ows s sns
River u,re 20 s.snssS. prompt s,b. transit h ia
For passsis spsr estY JI person. No III WEST
ST. corner Of "'i'H'' D. n. cARRsoros Agent.
I,OR sAyANNAH-PIONEER LINE.
cABlS PASSAGE yjsRfI fg PaikiiY'' 2amSsDiY ."
laadns c'rso "a s,y'9esh ,is io.ovins Monday moaning
PERT,
Cao. =. a. D,lsno .
will No' Ho'.i River AZ n On THURSDAY Aps %
"a, passage h7fug superior
A,.u. IN Savannah HUNTEss GAMMEl.L.
TOR NRw.ORLEANS DIRECT.-The New-York
mal Steamship Companra ~ EhiSG STAR will esye
SATURDAY. hPal -. ~ tiom .he C0rpsny' fisi'
No. " K ''' "''' jisiss ieEafNoR No 70 s,rei.y-.
IfOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-Ihe new and
I g. S9haEr sa Ss6NYf6a i6 @5 s Z + ' M
Fo' hei' o. P'''s 5va' b. con- No. g. ss
nNlY AMERICAN LINE 10 ENGLAND emu
" sBANCErss NewYors 'nd E,yTs S!s'n,hip Con- p,py'
ohy ra6si viii ,, Per No 57Noh River for haSte rsins
= falmouth tie 10 loving days. A. noon pisctse y; go.
ARA6O .......HYsgY A. GADsDgS...... Msrch H. las'
FULTON 800. J,ag5 A. VorrSS ..ADni ~ iSse
A ......tiJrnr :. GADsDfS May ", i6ll
FULTON. ....Jlsss A. WOrflS........ luns p us6
AntGO .......iirspT 4 GAD,pss......Joly T. i9@
Ani ey.fy days iLerrster
PRICES or PASSAGE PAID N GOLD.
Fin rabin ........siJt 10 Second oatin........to
Thforsh tickets 20 Lonj3n.. saeS'v.
10 srp.reacsd Surgeon on board
Tie o6myay ~ not be sgonsioe ioi 'pecs OF ,i'n' u'
blit OF rns tasl1 salns erpss.si hgsi.hefeit
." '''''' ""0' 'PF' IOs j. COMsTOCK A<sni.
No. Broaissy NeN.fOrh
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Professional Noiifes.

SURGICAL HOSPITAL under the exclusive care
- Of EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ D.. Editor Of The scalpe.
Speciality Diseases Of the Pelvic N.r. Hernia
lsmorrhod N4Ticoce fns and streturs once hous from
30 O. to ,. ard 20 s-enii:i a, NO ~ Flnhaye
DETURNED.-C. ID. HAMMOND, NJ D.. of
HI No E, Twenty Now York formerly Professor
Special Ana,ay n ths Sysnse Medical College " has
Paris ard retired to bis rssde1es Reese
vile. FsseK County n. /. -..--
NOTICE-Dr a. guarantees tbs on NERVOUS DEBILITY
-~T~y hy f..r~frqrt~c-,
" ~ ssso<- se.sAs~,5 10 eAiply SaiASy S4ts1
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feanl Notices

IN CUANCERY. ADVERTISEMENT 10 CRED.
j I1ORs LEOATEES, snd INCu NCuMBEANCERS.--Causs Pc
e Cout o.. Chancsry iITesnil Regulation Act l8
H. tie msnr JOHN DOMACAh petitioner JOHN FERRIS
and ELLEN FERRIS hi vile re.gOnisns hereby require all
nersons be Of nn of WILLIAM JAMES DOMA
tAN formerly Of New West sd late ~ Church streoi In the Cy
Dublin before the June rnish
p@ii1uer 80 NJ Lauesa White hs So
c0rs shsr.quay Dubn the particulars Of their kind
the deceased crde tins the petitioner
wou, 10 them this matter hsir demands
,al na them tie Allowance dssowsree of which
ny part said Elrilr. .s receive duo Aud all such
n-f.5ns Who's. demands b. d.sovsd either wholly or part
liberty ale charge Office In
rs, OF ~ elsin,- asoprd within reasonable tune sn,r
note OF nch d loWenoe
Drf.d tiis g2d of trhfalry lSh.
TgsAkD LlITON. Master ia Chsncory
IavEsu So c' ,ns Psiiiouer No 70 ushsp
fr,. Ire arf
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1855 WRITER ARRAH6EhEEr lssA
COMMENCING EOVEkiBEk 10. lbost
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoGn

Passenger st,ios kew.Yorx corner rwsntv seventh -
kogTthsva Easrsnoe on rs-nfy seysntas
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-06
The Presidents Message,

Our readers will find President Johnso. &c
Annual Message in full, in our columns To-
day This document has been looked TO r with
no small amount of anxiety and int crest by
the American people. We confess to have
shared in this anxiety, We cannot remember
10 nave looked for the appearance of a Mes
sage with more interest, for Years.
we thptl the majority of our readers will
pe disappointed in the message. It is not so
Png nor so elaborate document as we had
every reason to suppose it would be. Know
ing the antagonisn existing between the
President and the majority of Congress. and
the people represented by that majority. we
expected to find in the message rather
lengthy and elaborate argument in defence
OF the Executive course and position. But
there is nothing of the kind-nothing to indi
cate that an irreconcileable difference exists
between the President and the People who
jelected him. This is certainly good taste in
the President. We remember when President
Polk found his administration divergng far
Their and farther from the views and wishes of
the people, he took advantage of his annual
message to pettifog his case, and spun his
messages out to most uncomfortable lengths,
regardless of the anathemas Of the poor prin.
tiers.
President johnson is brief and curt, but i'm
movable from the position he assumed on the
subject of reconstruction. He does NOT stop
to argue the case. He has seen no reason for
changing his views, and hence they are not
changed. Like the conquered rebels, he s.ac
cepts the position,'' in which the late cleo
tions have placed him, but accepting that he
yields none of his assumptions or opinions
He accepts the position simply because the
irresistible voice of free people expressed
through the ballot box, leaves him powerless
to Go otherwise.
Aside from the abstract of the Reports of the
Departments, there is very little, either to adj.
mire or dissent from. There is, at all events
nothing new or startling-no new arguments
in support of the policy that the people have
so signally condemned. The President sim
ply reiterates his oft repeated determination
to adhere to his line ofpolicy, and hopes Con
gress will yet see the propriety of coming
around to him. But we have no room for
comments this week. Our readers will not
fail to give the message a careful perusaI. and
they will undoubtedly then make their own
comments.
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COMM EH CIAL.

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH. !
Thursday, Dec &, 1866.
GRAIN MARKFT-Wheat is steady and tolerably
firm at $175al 95 for No l. 81 45a1 65 for No ?, and
81 goal 35 for rejected. Barley 5Oas1,O0 Oats 36a
80. Corn 35a3S per bushel for ears.
PROVISIONS receipts have not been
quite as liberal this week. and the offerings have
been taken at 2Sa3O for butter, and 2Sa3o for Eggs
Potatoes 4Oc. Beans 75aSl.O0, Turnips S5a30
DRESSED HOGS.-We note dull feeling in the
hog market in all the western ports, and the de-
cline since the opening of the market has been full
y rs per cent and dealers since the opening OF this
seasons market have incurred heavy losses. The
ocular dealers at this port are paying $5,O0a$600
with sales at 1925 for heavy lots. Occasional sales
made at $3.50 for the local trade
The Chicago and Milwaukee markets are dull and
prices, generally, declining We omit our usual
quotations ofthose markets for want of room. The
only change from our last weeks quotations are a
few cents less all around
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To Owners of Horses and Cattle.

'EN0BIAS CONDITION POWDERS are warranted su-
perior to any others, n pay for the of Dis
temper, Worms Bots, Coughs, Hde-bound Colds &c.in
Horses and Colds Coughs Loss of Milk, Black Tongue
Horn Distemper, &C., in Cattle. These Powders were
formerly put up by Simpson Tobias son Of Dr. Tobias
and since his DEATH the demand has been great for them
that DIR T2as has continued manufac them They
are perfectly safe and fnnocent stopping the
working Of your animals They increase the Appetite
ave nne coat e1nse the stomach aud urinary
also increase the milk of Try them and Won will
never be without them. Hiram Woodruff the celebrated
trainer of trotng horses used them for Years
recommends themto his friends. Gel PhiIo p Bush of
the Jerome Race Course. Fordham, Y would not use
then until he told of what they are since
which hes never without them He over 90 running
ms Charge and for the last three years has
kindly permitted me to refer any one to him. Over
lOVO other references be the depot Sold bvt
Druggists and Sadders Price % cents per box e pepo
Cortlsndt Street, New York 7wa5
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ALLcocIS's POROUS PLAsTERs.
LAME BACK.

New York, Nov. %, 1859.
T. ALLoook Co.-Gentlmen: l lately suffered Sc
verely from weakness in my back. Having heard
your plasters much recommended for cases Of this
kind, procured one, and the result was all coulo
desire single plaster cured me in week.
Yours respectfully,
G. BRTGGs, Proprie tor of tn B:andreth House.
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK AND LUMBAGo.
Lyons, N. Y. July 4, 1852.
Messrs. ALLoooK Dc Co. :-PIesse send me dollars
worth ofyour plasters. They have cured me of \
crick in my back, which has troubled me for some
time, and now my father is going to try them for
difficulty about the heart.
L. II. SHERWOOD
Dr. Green, No. SGD, Broadway, New YORK, informs
us he sold on Monday,June ga 1862 two pasters to
young woman suffering very severely from lumbago
On Thursday she called to get two more for friend
and then stated how the two she had purchased OF
Monday had relieved her Immediately after putting
them on, and CURED HER IN TWO DAYS of most dis
tressing pain in her back and loins
Sold by all Druggists. 4w24
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Ara E1lEectuaI Worm Medicine
Rra1Yn,a Ys.cn.i fll Com.

Or WoRX LozESeEs Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children aid adults attributed to other causes
8 occasioned by worms. BRowNis WORN CoMFfTs,''
although ehectnaI in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury 10 the delicate hid This VAL
liable combination has been successfully used by
physicians, and 'ound TO be safe and in Ii
eating worms, hurtful to children
Children having Worms. require immedi>
ate attention as neglect ofthe trouble often causes
prolnnge" sickness
Symptoms of Worms In Children are
often overlooked Worms in the stomach and bowels
cause irritation, which can be removed only by the
use of a remedy The combination Of ingredients
use in making By0,on'S g Vern1ifuge C0nlftS," ID
such as 10 give the best possible effect with safety
CURTIS BROWN, Propretors, New York. Sold
by all Dealers in Medicines, at Is cts. n box. 1y51
Employment for Both Sexes Disabled and
returned soldiers, widows and orphans of slain so
ders, and the unemployed of both generally, il
want of respectable employment, mourning no risk
can procure such by enclosing post paid addressed
envelope, for particulars, to
Dr. JOHN NJ DAGNALI, Box 1sS, Brooklyn.
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PEAT.-The Standard, published at Bur
iington, Racine county, gives a lengthy ac.
count of the extensive peat marshes in that
vicinity now being worked by the Bur.
lington Peat Company" The machinery
employed is of a novel and effective cbarac.
ter, scoopiug the peat out of the marsh and
condensing it into solid blocks of a conve-
nient size for ordinary fuel The COMPANY
have in operation one of NJ. S. Roberts ma
tent peat condensers, which has no superior
and in the spring will put two more at work.
The cost of preparing the peat in this man
ner will not exceed fifty cents per ton.
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M.RR' " EED.

BENEDI CT-CARMA Mn the town of Bristol at
the residence of z. R. oarman, Esq, Nov. 2sth, by
REV. W. r. Jones, Oren j Benedict ESQ. and Miss
Augusta Carman. All OF Bristol.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Rev. A. ]. Mead, Nov.
2sth, J. B. WEIGH Esq, of Chicago, and Mag s.
Hastings, of Mburn. 81
NELs0N.-By Rev. A. J. Mead Nov.
% F. N Lawrence and Annabea Nelson both OF
Kenosha.
TAYL Or PENNEY In this city. by the Rev. T.
w smithett, Nov 9th, Mr. Henry A. Taylor and
Miss Mary Eliza Penney, both OF Wimot. Also, bv
the same. in Emmanuel Church Rockford, Dec LEI
Mr.. Howard LaCost of Msrengo, III. and Miss
Catharine II. Rhodes Of Rockford Ill.
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IRON the Maucbester NH, N,,.ror !

THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND has become one
of the standard medicines of the day. it is the best
Cough remedy we ever knew. We have never been
without it day for fifteen years. and never expect to
be. In our family itis deemed as necessary sugar
and salt tea and coffee. When the first symptoms
OF u cold appear, spoonful Of it is taken and in
nine cases Often in day the colds gone. In weak
nesses OF the kidneys we have doubt from the
testimonials of men we have known and in whose
word we can put implicit confidence. that it is as
good remedy as there is in the wide world The
virtues of White Pine are just beginning to be uu-
derstood by the people in this section of the
try. Among the Indians Of Cllifornia and the tribes
that hover on the borders Of civilization east of the
Rock Mountains, among Nc xicaDs Spani 81 and the
mixed races from the western borders of Texas to
the Pacific, and from Lower California to New Ora
NADIA, the great Throat remedies have Pine as the
leading ingredient. 3m17
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no CONSUMPTEyEs.

The advertiser, having been restored health In few
weeks by simple remedy, after having suffered
several with lung affection and that dread
disease Consum tionis anxious make nown to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. -.-. is ,.. oil
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prescrip
tion used free of charged with the directions for prepar
ing and using the same which they will find for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, COLDS, and
all Throat and Lung Affections The only o. the adj
verser in sending the prescr benefit The aict
ed and spread information which he conceiyes TO be nVa
liable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
IL will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE by return mail
will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ly30 Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York.
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In Probate--Kenosha County Court.

Ia the matter OF the estate OF Arson Case.
AN reading and filing the petition OF Ann Case of
" Paris in Kenosh& county and State of Wiscon-
sin taking due proofs of the representing among
other things that Arson Case la lie OF Paris in said
county, the 18th day T November A 1866, died
intestate leaving goods, chatels and estate within
this county; ana that she the petitioner is the widow
If said deceased and praying that sdmnsir alton Of
said esste be granted to her and Gardner Hulett OF
Racine county in said State 1t is oreered that said
petition be heard before the Judge Of this court on
Friday the 2Sth day Of December 1855 at O'Clock
a m at his Office in the city of Kenosha.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and to all persons
Interested, by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing
in the Kenosha Telegraph,a weekly newspaper print
Dated Kenosha, Dec lst. A. D. 1866. .-..
3W27 ANTHONY VAN WICK,
County Judge.
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sCHENCK,s sEAwEED TONIC.

0NI1hNShO 0EA =" 1ACO AON4Ss
This medicine, invented by DR.. j. II. SoHENoK,
of Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the food and
make into chyme, the first process of digestion. By
cleansing the stomach with Sehencks Mandrake
Pills. the Tonic restores the appetite, and food
that could not be eaten before using viii be easily
digested
Consumption cannot be cure b. SchencIs Pull
monte Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made
healthy and the appetite restored, hence the Tonic
and Pills required in nearly every OF con-
sumption. 4 half dozen bottles of the SEAWEED
TONIC and three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS will cure any ordinary of dyspepsia.
DR.. SoHENoK makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and at his principal Office in Phadel
phia every week. See daily papers Of each place.
his pamphlet consumption Tor his days for vista
ton. - -a--.rr f.. j. 4.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two like
neszes of the Doctor, when in the last stage OF
Consumption, and the other he is, in perfect
health, are the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price $3.50 per
bottle or 81. 80 the hal-dozen. All letters for advice
should be addressed to DR.. SoHENoK's Principal
Office, No. 10 North 9th Street, Philadelphia Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co..
N. Y; s. S. Hance, Baltimore Nd; John D.
Parke Cincinnati, Oho Walker & Taylor, Chi
cago, H.; Collins Bros, st Louis, Mo.
lat w. mn 1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-06
SPECIAL yTOTg CES.

Ladies who SUFFERING from certain complaints,
known only fema les should get DR.. Velpau
Female Pill. They produce most charming effect
Sold by all Druggists. 4w2T