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An EHectuaI Worm NKedi cine
RrOWn's YermifuRe COMffa

Oh WoRM LozENaEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children ard adults attributed to other causes
is occasioned by worms. CoxFIrsn
although efectual in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury 10 the most delicate C hid This val.
liable combination has beep successfully used by
physicians and found to be safe and sure in era II.
eating worms, so hurtfu to children
Children having Worms, requir. immedi>
ave attention. as neglect of the trouble often causes
prolongeH 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 sure remedy. The combination Of ingredients
used Ia making B"olcnS q Yernaifl0s Coanfts," is
such rs to give the best possible effect with safety
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold
by all Dealers in Medicines, at % cts. box 1y51
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IMPORrANT TO The sICF

We invite the special attention of our readers IN
d.. Easterys advertisements, which car b. 800 ~
our advertising columns this morning DR.. EasteT.
Tvs Family Medicines are deserve lily popular. have
in all the principal drug stores Throughout the
cru and Southern States. 1t will be seen that m
EssIerly does not recommend one medicine to cure
I'll diseases, out prepares remedy for each par
ticuiar disease, which can be relied upon to cure :
II families would supply themselves with varietv 81
MS medicines, many a Doctors bill might be saved
also much sickness and suffering Dr EossoN ye1,
Medicines have been twenty years established in a.
Louis, and wherever known regarded The best in
use. we say to the sick and afflicted try them.
for saie Oy druggists, generally. 4m33
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH. }
Thursday. June It'll 1854

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH.
Thursday, June 18th, 1866.
GRAIN MARKETING wheat market is hardly
so firm, but prices are unchanged. Sales are 81
63$1, 40 for No /, and 9O@$1 10 for Noa and 70@sO
for rejected Oats tolerably active at 28c. Corn
in the ear 2s@30.
PROFESSIONALISM continues in fair request at
s0Q23c. Eggs 15@16. Potatoes are in good request
with sales fPeach Blows at Soc and 40G145 for COM
mon varieties.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June 9th 1866.
The Journal of last evening says
Wheat is dull and 1a@2c per bushe lower. There
is no shipping demand and the operations are almost
entirely confined to a few spectators. We note
sales of Ne Spring at 81 65@ 661s; No2 Spring at
81 ,0s01, go and rejected spring at6S@70.
Corn, active at 500511S for No 1. 4S%0l4S.
Oats steady but quiet at 301a @342l for No !, 2Sh
Barley firm but quiet with sales at 70076
BUTTER--The supply is in excess OF the demand
@22.
POTATOES-Inf fair supply and moderate demand
with sales of Peach Blows at rs delivered ~ on track
milwaukee, Market.
MILWAUKEE, June 6,:1s66.
The WisconsiR of last evening says:
WHEAT-Lower prices were accepted this morn
with quiet and steady market for MOI at ST. ny and
No at $1,64@1641I.
At noon further concession of &c. was Welded
sing firm at the decline. No brought 81 GA and re-
jected 81 30.
OATS-Firmer. Sales at 35hc
G0 R5c and nominal at 50@GO.
BUTTER-Quiet and firm at 22@l24c
EGGS-Firmer. Sales 15a16.
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PILLS contains vegetable extractve matter than
twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides ftyhve
hundred physicians them in their practice the
cusen of other purgatives The first letter of their
value yet scarcely appreciated When they better
known, sudden death and continued sickness will be of
the past. Let those who know them speak right in
their favcr. 1t is duty which will save life.
Our subject to redundancy of vidated bile
at this season. ard it is dangerous it is prevalent
but Brandreths Pills afford Invaluable and efficient
protection BY their occasional prevent the coll
lection of those impurities which, when in sufficient guam
titles. much danger to the bodys health They
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Loss of Appette,
Pain in the Head Heartburn, Pain in the Breast-bone,
Sudden Fantness and Costiyeness Sold by all respectA
BILE Dealers in Medicines. 1m50
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Cholera.

We find the following ia the New York
Times. OF the merits of the matter we
know nothing further than is stated in the
letter, but every family has the salt and
pepper always on hand, and an application
may be made forthwith, when the delay in
cident to sending for physician and get
ting his remedies might be fatal. Captain
Marshall is reliable authority, and we pre-
sumo Captain Peabody is and he tates his
experience in their use The letter is we'll
worth preservation for future reference, wi tn
the prospects of cholera in no remote dis
lance of time, before and about us
COPY OF CAPT. PEABoDY's LETTER.
To DE-. TURNBR-Dear Sir In compIi-
ance with your request respectfully reply
that in January last, in the packet ship
Isaac Wright, sailed from Liverpool with
two hundred and five passengers. Within
forty eight hours after sailing, cases of chol-
era appeared on board, which | treated for
sometime according to the book, with such
bad success that within ten days I had
thrown overheard twenty seven of the pas
seugers dead with the cholera. then re-
collected method of treatmeni suggested
to me by my FREUD and predecessor, Cap
tain Alexander Marshall, viz: To give a
tablespoonful of salt aud teaspoonful of
red pepper in half a pint of hot water.
tried it with such success that | did not lose
another patient during the passage, nor
since.
| was seized violently myself with the chol.
era-bad cramps and SO on-and this med
iciue carried me through.
The medicine acts very promptly as an
emetic, say one or two minutes. 1t brings
up very offensive matter which sticks ike
glue. 1t was given among others, to one
old woman of eighty -four years of age, who
was on deck, though weak, of course, the
very next day. | have known it to be sue
cessfully used ON board their ships by a;
least dozen ship-lnasters besides myself
Its use is quite general doctors find it tc
their advantage to resort to it.
Provided with this simple receipt, l nc
longer consider the cholera an unmana gable
disease
[Signed] G. S. PEABODY,
Master of packet ship Isaac Wright.
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TO CONSUMPTaNES

The advertiser having been restored to health in fe
weeks BY very simple remedy after having suffered
svaral years with severe lung affection and that dread
e. Consumphon-is anxious to make known to his
sufferers the means Of cure.
% all who desire it. he will send a copv oF tho .,
lion used Tree OF charged with the directions for
ing ana using the same, which they will find sure &
coN5UMPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, coUG9s cor M ~
aHThroat and Lung Affections The only obieet o az "a
vettser in sending the prescrp 70 beaeft tn
and spread information which he eoneeiyes to be ny
ana ne hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as
IL viii cost them nothing, and may prove blessing - ~
Parties wishing the prescription FREE by return mail
WIN please actress REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
1ySO WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co.. New, Yo1rk
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come subscribers. Now is good time
Though subscriptions are always in order
we rather like them to commence with the
volume. Those of our old subscribers who
are in the habit Of paying their subscriptions
with the commencement of the volume, are
reminded that now is the time.
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Hist Of Letters

EMAINING unclaimed in the Post Office at Ken
: q osha, State OF Wisconsin. June 9Th 1866
boardnsan nrsSusan Z Gallea Ramsay
Brown mr. Cagentl Green 5 o REYNOLDS F. T.
Bates mrs Mary Hustled miss Clara Rafferty, lanes
Bailey mrs Hancks Peterson o p
Clark Sarah Heaphy miss Hannah Seamons IN .r,es
Cummings W Hunt Oscar Stafford G II
Clark John Hutchinson W Sheesen RaIrick
Gable Lois ,karpen miss Susanna Savage lanes
Eager miss Lucina Linstroth Henry Stearns lanes
Elliott Phillip Lynch miss Anna Ward mrs Josenb;ns
Foster Alfred Nendenaeh Hath Worttington mrs Z
Foster mrs PAMELA Nixon James p Woodbeck Tboms q
Foil William Outhauu mrs Many ilder mrs y n
Frazine william
10 obtain any of these letters, the applicant mast
call for daCe7ttSed letters, give the dae Of tits list
and pay cent for advertising.
Il. FRANK, PM
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Peacock Hoops.

1t is gratifying to observe that our first
class ladies are gradually dropping, or have
altogether refused to wear the latest style
of hoops, called fitting hoops and peacock
hoops Whoever has seen a peacock ehake
up his tail and strut his moment of self-ad-
niration upon the pulic road will see the
analogy between such spectacle and that
of tue hoops which are worn III such dimer-
sions aud in such way as to expose the per-
souto the public gaze, and fill the streets with
jibes and jeers aimed at those who behave
themselves in this execrable manner in
broad day and with baazen front
But let us not do the peacock injustice
by the comparison. If he acts according
to his nature, it is no reason
why his human imitators should be allowed
to act according to theirs. Besides, he is
perfectly chaste in his performances, and
whatever exhibition he may make of his
gorgeous appendage, he keeps within the
bounds Of fowl propriety, while the female
humans who follow his example do not
They trample upon the rules of common de-
icency, outrage decorum, and faunt their
nm odesty in open day on the open high
way If pictures calculated to denoralIze
the public taste should be removed by the
police nom the STOP windows, the wearing
of peacock hoops should be made an indict-
able otfense, and every woman who appears
in such infamous harness should be conduct
ed to the station house by the gentlemen in
blue coats and brass buttons. - Chicago
Journal.
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Tive things 10 DO.

Thoroughly clean your Houses, Cellars and yards
Remove all filthy matter and then get bottle OF DR.
Crooks vegetable Extract, ana take it to remove all
vitated and impure matter from the blood and puri-
~ and cleanse 1t and then you can defy cholera or
aEy disease. -s az 80 =
~ Druggists generally.
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Strange but True.

Every young lady and gentleman the United State.
can hear something very much to their ADVANTAGE nv
turn mall free of charge by addressing the
Those having fears of being humbugged will obgs By not
Aoticng ths card All others will please address their
oDeaient servant. THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
lyoO 81 BrOadWaH. Nav York
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Errors of Youth.

AGentleman who suffered for years Nervous Debl-
ty Premature Decay and all effects of ndis-
creton will for the sake of suffering send free
to all who need it, the recipe for making the
simple remedy by which he eureds Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience by adj
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN
1y30 No. Is Chambers ST. New York
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ADVERTISING.

ADhEkT1HIN4s
Our first object is to furnish our readers
with an acceptable family newspaper, every
way worthy of their patronage And such
paper is always the most valuable as an ad-
vertising medium, aud is more sought after
by intelligent advertisers, than a paper
that ID published rather as an advertising
sheet. With the limited circulation that
county papers must have, its advertising
patronage is really its means of support
its lite-and for that reason, it is too apt to
infringe upon the space that should be Civ
en- to reading matter. The we'll known
value of the TELEGRAPH as an advertising
medium makes it much sought after for
that purpose by advertisers in all parts Of
the country. These foreign advertisements
together with our home advertisements &C.
tually infringe upon the space we wish to
devote especially to the benefit of our read
ers. To remedy this in measure, we
have advanced our terms slightly for those
more extended advertisements such as col.
umn, half and quarter column advertise
ments. The value of an advertisement
does not always depend upon the amount
of space 1t occupies, and our object is not tc
charge our advertisers more but to induce
them to occupy little less space in doing
it. Short advertisements frequently chang
ed and renewed are more profitable to the
advertisers than long ones that stand ali the
year round without change.
Our yearly advertisers who have con.
tracts already wiil not If course he affected
oy the new rates
GOOD TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
th The commencement of the new vol.
u'i'e- VIII be a good cime TO subscribe for
Tue ikLEsRAPH In the city and country
'r' many new conisrs who have not yet be.
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Ea- Some of Professors Blots sayings at
Boston gu Monday; Never bring fat to the
table; omelets can be made more flaky by
being placed in the oven as soon as done ;
make broth every other day in summer,
and the quicker it cools the longer it will
keep; grease paper with butter and place
it over meat that is being baked; to render
pork and veal healthy they should always
be overcome rich food is healthy and not
stimulating, and high seasoned food is I'M
healthy and hot food stimulating.
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Eg Secretary Seward received dispatches
by the last mail, from Minister MOTLEY, con
tanning full assurances of the government
at Vienna that no more Austrian troops
will be sent to Mexico.
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Depend upon it, others, 1t will give rest to your
selves aud
Relief Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this art icle for over 80
years., and CAN SAY CoNEIDENcE AND TRUTH of it
what we have never been able TO say of any otner
medicine-HKyER HAS IT FAILED IN sINGLE INSTANCE
TO EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did we
know instance of dissatisfaction by any who
used it. On the contrary, all delighted with its
oper atoms, and speak in terms of commendation Of
its ma gicAl effects and medical virtues. We speak
in thi matter WHAT WE DO Ksow,' after so years
expert nee and pledge our reputation for the full"
fllment of what We here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhau stion, elief will be found in fifteen to twenty
minutes alter the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world. 6m47
Price, 35 Gents Per Bottle.
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TILE EMPIRE SINGLE MACHINE

Ms acknowledged to be, by all odds, the best Shin
IL gle Machine in America. With only ONE HORSE
POWER
5000 ELEGANT SHINGLES
per hour easily made. The machine is built
trey of Iron, very compact and easily transported.
1t works VENEERs, SLAVES and Box STUFF and out of
The same number of bolts of timber, third more
Shingles are made than be done By the Saving
Machines Al the saw-dust is saved by the Empire
and goes into the Shingles.
3m52 ABRAM REQUA,
General agent, l4l Broadway, New York.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIR

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
of arnng and Instruction for young Also Dis
and Abuses which the vital powers with
of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter
envelo pes. Address, Dr. J. SkiLLIN uOUGHION, How
ard Association, Philadelphia Pa. 1y47
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Artificial Teeth Inserted on REASONABLE, Terms.

From numerous Testimonials from Medical, Relig-
ious and Secular Journals and private iHdivduels,I
select the following from Boston,
Boston, May 81, 1856.
The undersigned, from a long acquaintance and an
intimate knowledge Of DR.. HAssoNs reputation as
Dentist, in this city and vicinity, deem ii only an
act of Justice to him, and dsparagement to ours
selves Others to say that his ARTIFICIAL WORK has,
foi number of years. represented the highest style
Of the art in the country, and we do most cordially
recommend him to the patronage of the citizens OF
Milwaukee, where he proposes to establish business
Signed by A. B. Childs, N. D. Y. Parsons, II. D.;
John Clough, NJ. D. d. X. Hitchcock, and SO others
principal Dentists of Boston.
Reference given to
Drs. w. W. Airport and L. P. Haskell, Chicago;
Hon. L. D. Holton, Drs. Wolcot, Blanchard, DEF
fendorf, and Castleman, of Milwaukee; Hon. O. O.
Shoes, r. W. Lyman, r. Robinson, Drs. Farr, Nc
Clellan, Gridley, and Weiskopf, of this city.
OFFICE and Residence, at the House Of J. V. Aver,
Park Street, near Main.
Kenoshs, Wis, May 10. 1865. 6en
M. u. HANSON.
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"a A New Freedman's Bureau bill has
passed the House by vote of 96 to 3d.
The bill is said to be satisfactory to Gen
Howard, except as far as it relates to the
Sea Island section which has been so
amended as to prevent the restoration of
such lands occupied by freedmen until the
question of title under Gen. Sherman, has
been settled by the courts.
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EJIt is said that on Tues. the Democrat

EEIt is said that on Tues. the Democratic
Congressman held caucus in one of the
committee ROOMS of the House. The result
of their deliberations has not become public
1t is understood, however, that they con-
suited as 30 the future of their tactics with
regard to the reconstruction reports, and
also as to the expiediency of Withholding
further moral support from the President,
unless he makes different distribution of
the Offices at his command.
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1CULPHITE OF LIME,
- To arrest Fermentation In CIDER. and thus pre-
serve IL sparkling prepartiee, for sale q the
9''al VNeN 1RtA sTeA2
, 1866-09-14

Uf. HIMCI0Fs
Harnc ths confidence Of the pnh,ic and the medical
faculty st 1Afge Is The most rnlnhs physcaa in the
city chroDfc nervous aud sexual diseases Call 1t
bis ou1cc. 134 South Etark.st. cocuef Q{ AqHsne
Rooms separate, Consultation lsle. r. o. DIX ISL,
His GUIDE 70 health published monthly sent Fer 70 aay
rJ41-
, 1866-09-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

TtGlflunAy RvxAMa. Raplenaber II, 1864.
Owing 10 Tho incIemency at tho wssshnr to-day,
hasiAssa at kosas Ut tho Discount hoasos was
rather quiet, INT With otl,nrs It wa tho suyessc,
In tan aggregate tho demand for money was active
mostly, sloweyce, on pIoduco bills Thorp II
very Hills frcah mercantile paper offering for dis.
count, and al some OF tho hanks wo hear COM
p'aEnts Of a scarcity; thonrh tho inquiry In The
why Of renewals IL considerable. Tho deposit
lines arc steadily improving, mud Is thu demand
ftom tue country IA ouly moderate. the n.asket is
working comfortably easy. First-class names
cxpcrience no dithculsy in negotiating loan. for
nll lcgitmatc purposes at tbs current rate Of In.
tcrest- Beyond this, the discount houses hare no
desire 10 extend thefs 1lnes. Outside papcris nc.
gotiatcd on lhc street at IL per cent per annnm
for good signatures, and IS per cent tor rather
doubtful names. Call loans on Government Se-
cust.Ies range At 7sJe per scnt.
The Exchange market was without any new fea.
lures. In the forenoon ronno lots ol banlters
were placed at 1-10 discount with rumorcd sales
as low rs Il, but Ii the aftrsnoou the. market
etf1ened up to GVc discount, at which sellcrl were
firm. Over the counter the rstes were unchanged
-l-l0G!t diacoant husing, and par sclliug. Buff
falo aud oswego hills are taken ut y OF for cur-
Yency and = discount for New York Exchange.
Canada dralfa Il OF.
The attendance On the Pzoduc. Exchanged waa
good, and the yo1nmo OF business large. Flour
opened active, and l5la5c betler-cl ,sing quiet
minus the advance. Wheat opened excited, and
e0l1c higher, but owing to "bear'' increment,
tie Improvement was lost, and tn, market cloacd
unset1cd and nominal. Corn vas actiyc, and 1c
higher. Oats were dali at decline Of hG5tc.
Rye WIS IN aeslve demand, and 3O5c higher.
Barley advanced 5@3l0c on No. ], ind &c tn No. ,
In store. WhIskey ~ss quiet, hut frm. Provisions
we're firm, with more inquiry for mess Pork.
Seeds were quiet and unchanged. Groceries
were fairly actiye aud steady. Hardware was un-
cLaneEd.
Gold Was Eensibly lower In New Torl. today.
The market opened at 11b,t, declined to 1i5si,
advanced 10 lsG and closed nj 1l5zit. The follow.
Ing dispatches were received by Boyd Brothers,
, 1866-09-14

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nhsldihr lail n 70 fl'lt5 nrn loW itiace ns tho
lMhttDN nj thn At,''nfy. t'ti something shon'd b.
dnne FIR !hc areatnm"aaitnt, nf tassonatt, flo
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toItant ronslaelsiloi, hts mini. homo*srt was
saiott q ano aoeotds 70 tile coihtf. Atrrcaoh!
air. e it noXlrf! 70 PRIV l,I.' Iof !t'ts nhilor II
nteiett Mmt1 y 'nsxenthhle on tno tlhll u t,e
snntaay s.a s,[ ~ a ,.x cos,sansSa. nawcsar. tat
, 1866-09-14

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, 1866-09-14

fTonElttor Ct The Medical and saretca1 tn.isute rs
s.se With Hnpsecedrated eueeess for nesy rty yess.
SptfmatpythFa amt lmpcens1 treated With Tho hap-
ptc.t results Of the Institute The 1tdo
mailed ffee tu Ary address, Post 0tnce Boz g chi.
cago, Illinois. xiN
, 1866-09-14

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