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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-15
Liquid Catarrh Remedy
SY N1PIOMS.

The symptoms of Calarrh are at first very slight
Persons d. d they have cold, that they have fre-
quent attacks, AID sensitive to the changes
of temperature. 10 this condition the nose may be
dry slight discharge, thin and acrid aterwarl,
thic1 and adhesive, may epsue.
Az the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are
increased IN quantity they icF and hes
and are hawked or coughed off. The secretions are
offensive, causing bad breath; the voice thick and
nasal the eyes weak, the sense of smell lessen
or destroyed-deainess frequently takes place
Another common and important SYMPTOM of Cas-
tarrh is that the person obliged to clear his throat
in the morning of a thick Shiny mucous which has
fallen from the head during the night When this
takes place the may be that his disease is
on its way to the lungs and should lose no time in
arresting it,.
The above are but few of the many Cata,r hal syn
toms. Write to our Laboratory for pamphlet de-
scribing fully all symptoms; it viii be sent FREE TO
any address. Also, directions where to procure the
medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts Of the I'm
on, and also numerous testimonials from those using
HDearlng the evidence Of its infallibIe merits.
vs. This remedy contains no MINERAL or POISON.
Sss aSEhDiENrs but is prepared from Vegetable Ex
ac.s S1cius1vey: therefore tits Psr}ect han sleSs
even g 1ne most tender and delicate child. Aa
CAL Tor seelye's Catarrh remedy and take
tSa I'm a nos 500 by druggists in your vicinity
-" ''ue' II TOT you. Price 81, 90 bottle
- AN persons suffering with any affection NJ tho
head, Throat or Lungs should wit - uie
pamphlet fully describing all symn.or, 49, .oI oaI
the above diseases. pei'aln'ug 10
It win be sentfree to any address
Address.
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And all Disorders of the lungs Ner-
Ynmn md Hood &YAfemn --- n


The success of the HYPoPHosPHITEs during the past
ten year, in the of that greatest Of the
race UNPARALLELED in the annals oil med
icine This and thorouehly Scientific Remedy acts
wi h INvARfAB.E BFFcAcY IN all stages Of 7ube' iar
Diseases 1t relieves the cough cheeks the perspra
ubdues he chs and lever, diminishes the expectora
ion and promotes refreshing sleep " All the general
symptoms disappear with a rapidty which is really
marvellous +" Ctneis the Rule DEATH the exception.
Their beneficial effects equally and CERTAIN
ali derahgemens of the Nervous Blood systems
bcing unsurpassed as Ne'Vots Tonic, and generator
Debility Loss of Strength Flesh and Jppefite Dyspep-
STA Neuralgia. Paralysis Chronic Bronchitis Asthma,
Scrofua. Chronic Darrhea, it the most eficacious
treatment known. fair trial is certain [Cir-
cu1ars free -- -~~ ~ = -a-.4-aI u
6smal large bottles for So by express Sold by all
anu ~ M SOC genera depot
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FBEEPORT hLLENOTs.
Sold by all wholesale and retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTS

N1-1~'H13N-1I3
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GSnieag9, III; Burnhsms & VanSehaack, Chicago. III
8ef3as Barnes 60; New York Ransom & CO. Bufs1c
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d.pSis Boston 4ass French Richards Co., Phila-
Eros La, Robinson & Co Louf lille Kv.i2i-IaIi =
snD AssmIphis Tenn Depuy Richmond Va; T6omp-
tnloek Baltimore, Nd; Dexter Nellegar Albany
1st I9,,rong armstrong Cleveland Ohio; WIN Johnston
O"oA' Mich; Wilson Peters Co. Louisville XIV wis
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Circuit Court q OMnIy Of KenOsh "A.

20. U. s. Inter. --1i9J @ To Edward A. Hyde
q: Rev. Stamp: YOU are hereby summoned and
f:5Oc cancl'd. required to answer the complaint OF
-. '''''''''* Horace b. Claflih, Edward e..
Eafnes, John j. Donaldson, and Horace b.. Cladin,
Jr., Of which copy is herewith served upon you,
and to serve copy of our answer us at our Of
nee in the city and county ofKenosha and, Sate Of
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service here
of, exclusive of the day Of such service; and you
TAIL to .nswer the complaint as aforesaid, the said
pain us will take judgment AGAR ST you FOL the sum
$tIl and 81 CENTS with interest at the rate OF per
Ger per annum from The b day OF May 1866, be-
sic the cost u this action. .f. 6w2I
Dated October II, 1866 HEAD % SOH0FF,
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ShhE hNHAN, !" n SUN "a OV''
Sm19 81 g. SO Nassau Street, New York City.
Exc CUTRSx SALE.

EA SALE.
In the matter of the estate of Lunan Brockway, de.
ceased. .#... - ~ ..-.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
suarce of an order of license made in id matter
the 22d day of 3tober a. d. 1866, by the County
Court of said county, the undersigned Executrix of
the last will and rament OF said deceased VIII
the 17th day of November A. ID. 1885, at two O'Clock
In the afternoon of SAID day the front door OF the
Dwelling House or the premises hereinafter de-
scrbed offer for sale at Public Vendue the following
described property to wit: all those certain pieces
parcels lots of land situate lying and being in the
Third Ward of the city of Kenosha, aud county Of
Kenosha and State OF Wisconsin, particularly
described follows, to wit I; lot humber nineteen
(19) and the south half OF lot number twenty (20)
on the west side Of the Park, or Public Square
called-ths said premises being about sixy-six 1867
feet front and about seventeen (17) rods deep, run
ming west from the Park-accordIng to the Plat and
survey Of the village OF Southport (now said city Of
Kenosha) made ny W. Doolitte, and recorded in
the Registers Office Racine County, in Nay 1859.
The above described premises, being on the north
east quarter section No six (6) Town one az north
Of Range twenty-three (23) east. Ten. mind. d
The terms OF sale win be made known at the time
and place OF sale. D L-H .'
Dated Kenosha. Oct 24,1s66. -5l Q4w21 is-
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AN INFALLIBLR
AeutraIiZer Of all Superficial POiSOnS Or Virus.

q
This of The grandest discoveries i'll medical science
of which the present century boast Ii instantly
neutraze destroys and renders perfectly harmless
specesJr poisonous infectious virus affecting either
the PIterndi skin or the Internal mHcs membrane,
THE LOCAT TON, CHARACTER OR NAME
of the disorder is of no importance, that it be
reached by WASHING, GARGLIHG or INJECTING. The
GOLDEN TABLET is a sgyereign remedy for Itch Salt
Rheum, Hires. Pr,ckfy HEAT and all other eutaneous
eruptohs; the poison of Oak, n.y. SumGch bites Of
yenomous Insects; Pills in all their forms; SO, LiIS,
Sore Eyes. Sore Nipples Old Sores CATARRH liberated
Throat, DpteriG in all its first stages; FEMALE
OF every kind-in short for species of nati
matiun Viruent ExudatiOns and Humors of the In
ternal Mucus Membrane or External SKIN. Communica-
lions CONFIDENTIAL and advice gratis. -.e ...e. Tu
f.a...- TIE GOLDEN. TABLET .-.
from its many benefcent uses emphatic woANs
FRIEND and MANS sUREsTl FEGUARD. EB- Every
adult of both will find it indispensable 20 them,
will be better unders from perusa of the Circular
which is free all Irritation almost instantly al
lay ed in every instance. %. % 't- -- It5i-
PRtcE: s per Box six boxes tor So, by mail Sold
only the General Depot of "wNCHEsrt RS HYPoPHos
PHTEs" for Censump'io and Nervous Debility, BY the
Sole Agent. - ~
- ..-......-. ..r . SO John St, N. ",
To whom all orders should be addressed. 1p4O
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Sale Of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands
OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONERS OF School UNIVERSITY LANDS
ON NV, MADISON, Wis, October 18Th 1856 [

/ - AShSVL q UNIVERSITY LANDS. )
| ST,r,, o-, MADISON, Wis, October 18th, 1866
COUNTY OF DANE, IS The ftalowinc 6asc.;b a.,
anos IN henosha County, haviu, been forfeited Inv
reason OF the nonsaayment OF interest non he loo
grated thereon: Notice is hereby given that the
same VIII be offered al Public Auction nd sold IN tb
hlghest bidder, at the Office of The Secretary of Sa
at the capitol, in Madison, the 2T.h day of Decen
ner A ID 1866. unless sooner redeemed according N
law Said sale to Commence at 9 O'Clock A. NJ and
continue from day to day until all such land shall
haVs been offered. The minimum price at which such
lands will be offered will be the amount named opno
site each tract, (under the heading Total amennt
due state, which includes the amount of
loan; the interest to the first day of January A. D
1861; three per cent damages; the taxes which have
been returned against such lands and the cost of ad
vertisng the same. y Ill~~Y
Said lands will be sold subject to all taxes which
may De at the time of sale thereon. Other con.
leons OF sale viii be Announced by the Commission
e's at the opening of the sale.
TH0S :. ALLEN, Commissioners of
WM. SMITH. School and
cHAs R. GILL J University Lands
ANNE OF FORFEITED NoRTGAGED LANDS IN KE-
NosHA COUNTY.
samuel P scott.-No lots, {. d and <. 5escrirtio,
Is sn,h - u an mat part of lot in blk II mich
o. ~ ~, 'e uaeK OF the Keuosha Il Rockford r. n
49, az Ishs ADDITION to the city of Kenosba A'o,
uue, Sooo;Sp' amount of interest S85 0O. s,,nrt ~
pehaly, $lo,OO; amount of axes. aTo,,nt V VI
ISL penalty, taxes and advertising sfs ga. .ee,
amount due state s56S CO. year Tor which intso
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-15
PROMPT AND CERTAIN REMEDY FOR
SpermatOrrhea or Seminal Weakness,

Or Inruntary Nightly Daily Loss, however caused
severe while they win speedily correct those
CONDITIONS arising from the original disease
Secret Vice f....-.4 Il Z ,
rHr spr, Frc Pill is equally suited to the treatment
of every species Of Genital or Urinary brit1bity Lime
Brick dust, deposits in the Urine, milky" dis
charges and Weakness of the KidnOys.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIoNs.--"I have used your Specific
Pills in of Spe matorred til the most per
feet SucceSs."-J. MILTON SANDERS NJ. D., L.. l.. ID.
y have cured rery with from six to ten
Jokes OF your Specific Pill B KFITH NJ. d. -...--
PRICE: 81 per box, Six boxes for 81 by mail Address
E".t y j. WINCHESTER L. CO.,
no. sc John st. N. Y.
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SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,

Diamond Pins, BROOCHES and Ear Drops, Ladies sets
Gold and Coral Jet and Gold Florentne Mosaic Lava
and Cameo; sets of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains Plain
Chased Gold Rings Gold Thimbles Loekets New Style
Belt Buckles Gold Pens Pencils Fancy ork Boxes,
Gold Pens with Gold Silver Extension Holders and
large Fine silver Ware and Jewewelry Of
every description, of the best make aud latest Styles
e4y@ A chance to obtain dny of the abO0e Arti-
cleS. for ONE DOLLAR, 6y purchasing q sealed
envelope .to'2 cts. 81 e has e4e-t g
n Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 Eleven
for s.; Thirty for So; Sixyfve for $lO One hundred
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AGENTS wanted e verywhere.


Unequalled inducements offered to Ladies' and Gents
will such Our descriptive circulars sent
application -
DISTRIBUTIONS are made in the following manAer-
Certificates naming article and ats value placed
in nveopes, which well mixed One OF these
envelopes naining the Certificate Order Tor
artioew be delivered at office, or sent by mall to
any address, without regara to choice, receipt OF 20
cents.
On receiving the certificate the purchaser will what
article it and its value, and then send One
Dollar the article named choose any
other article our list.0f the same yalne.
Purchasers Sealed Envelopes may, ia this man
dollars. g.. .l.. '-..r.sl .-. IT,
Long letters necessary. Have the Kindness to
write plain directions and in choosing different articles
from those drawn, mention the style desi red.
- Orders Sealed Envelopes must in every be
accompanied with the Cash, with the The person
en- ding, and Town. County and State plainly written
should be addressed the Managers, follows
SHERMAN, WATSON g. co.,
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DIR SBELBY7S
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-15

Also, AanutacturCrs OF FAMILEY DYE OOLOR3
For sale by Grocer S and Dealers everywhere.
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TIL roat Affe bottoms

Are more frequently than otherwise caused
by thick Shiny mucos falling from the head
especially during the night, and result
ing from Catarrh and are cured
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For interest in lieu of investment ftyseven thous
and five hundred dollars balanJe of one hundred and
tyseven thousand five hundred dollars to the first of
July, 500, at five percentum per nll, for education
or other beneficial purposes under the direction of the
President per second article treaty October
treaty May seventeenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
four two thousand eight hundred and seventyve dol
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-27
TIME, OR THE CABLE AND THE
CLOCK.

The Inauguration Of submarine Geographic
communication by means of, the Atlantic
cable, makes It interesting to inquire into the
difference Of time in various cities of the
old and new worlds. A scientific writer
says: When II is twelve o'clock high noon at
New York, it is ffty-fve minutes and forty.
two seconds after a p. m. at London; fifty.
seven minutes and twenty seconds after p.
IN. at st. Petersburg; seventeen minutes and
twenty-four seconds after p. m. at Jerusa-
lem; ffty-one minutes and fofty -four seconds
after p. In. at Constantinople; forty min
utes and thirty-two seconds after p. IN. at
Madrid; thirty-one minutes and twenty
seconds after p. IN. at Bremen; forty min
utes and thirty-two seconds after p m. at
Dublin; and forty-one minutes and twenty
four seconds after 6 p. m. at Florence. The
difference Of time between the extreme east
and west points Of the United States is three
hours and fifty minutes. In the China sea,
between Singapore and China, it is midnight
when it is noon at New York.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-27
Fenian and Financial Troubles In
Canada. ....

A dispatch from Ottawa, Canada, states
that most of the members of the Govern
mcnt are in Quebec, where Cabinet meetings
are being held daily. The subjects under
consideration are the military condition Of
the Province, the Confederate Constitutions,
and the failure Of the Bank of Upper Can
ada. The notes of the defunct bank are SELL
ing for fifty cents on the dollar
The Fenians are said to be assembling at
Highgate to make another raid into the
Province. Highgate is east of Rouse's
Point.
The condition Of the Canadian Militia is
rapidly improving, and it is now compare
lively respectable force.
There are more or less strain on the Cana
dian banks, and much insecurity felt and
caution exercised in commercial circles
Money still commands fifteen per cent. in
Montreal.
Large quantities of military stores are con.
tinually arriving Ut Fort Erie from Toronto
and Montreal
On Saturday two hundred ambulance
wagons were received and several saddles,
pouches, and other military equipments re-
quisite for campaign are being received
and distributed along the frontier.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-27
Presidential Appointments.

made by the President: Hugh Ewing, ESQ.,
of Kansas, to be minister resident at the
Hague William J. Valentine, of Massachu
sets, to be commissioner to the Paris EXPO.
stion for 1867; Charles A. Ruffe agent for
the Chippewas Of the Mississippi, Pilliger
and Lake Winnebago bands, and the In
dams of Red Lake and Pembina; Thomas
Mckenney Of Iowa, superintendent OF In
dian affairs for the Territory of Washington
Abelard Guthrie, Of Kansas, agent for the
Indians of the Shawnee agency in Kansas
stephen j. Dallas, Of Illinois, principal clerk
Of surveys in the General Land Office.
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BYTELEGRAPH
b TO ~
The National Republican.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
THg SEA SERPENT VERSUS The CABLE
SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM HULL.

-- Hull, Sept. 20, '66-ep. m.
The sea serpent made its appearance of
this port last evening. The inhabitants are
very much alarmed. The fishing smacks
have oil put in shore. .
..... 49,. [LArER.l ,s..s ..
Hull, 10 p. m.-The people Of the town
line the skirts Of the bay, watching the great
ocean monster. About every half hour it
lifts its black head above the surface Of the
water, and flashes Of FIRE, like lightning, are
visible.
STILL LATER
HULL, IL p. m.-Electricians in town de-
clare that the supposed serpent is one end Of
the lost cable trying to speak. They are
making efforts to communicate with it.
Have gone to the rescue with battery and
n set Of Myers signals to enable them to
communicate with the shore. .......
HIGHLY rNPoRrANr-rHE CABLE FOUND. "
HULL, IL Ia p. m.---Sure enough, the sup
posed serpent proves to be the cable. Bat
terry applied. Dispatch from Field, CAN 60
ing on we'll" Sir Morton Peto ILL., A spe-
cial request that the important news from
Liverpool, London, Paris, Berlin, &C., &c,
&C., be suppressed. 800" 80. 80. ....
P. 8. Markets-Axes dull. Hemp and
butter strong. Cheese lively. Whisky run
ming low, ETC., ETC., etc. lq.v.s.....
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-27
4 Candid Confession from a Itadi-
cal Paper.

The Baltimore american Of Wednesday,
Goth, says ingenuously:
"The war destroyed the only real source
Of conflict between the States Of the Union.
The abolition of slavery made the United
States homogeneous in all its parts. There
ought to be now no such sectional divisions
as North and South, East and West, to in,
dictate differences of institutions or of inter.
ests. The productions and the markets OF
Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jer,
sey, and New York are substantially the
same, and in this enumeration all the West
ern and Northwestern States should be COM
pretended. 1t is impossible to discover any
antagonistic interests anywhere. Their wants.
their productions, their commercial connec-
tions, their avenues of trade, conspire to
force them into unity. Nor does their pecu-
liar product, cotton, constitute the Gulf
States into an exception from this common
interest. The single contamination of sla-
very, which threatened our national health
and form with blight and distortion, is re-
moved, and we ought not to hear any longer
Of the evil passions which il excited"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-27
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESI
DENT.

BENJAMIN MONTGOMERY, Receiver of Public
Moneys for the district Of lands subject to
sale at La Crosse; NJ. W. QUAcKENBusu, Re-
eeiver Of Public Moneys for the district Of
lands subject to sale at East Saginaw, Mich;
ISAAC G. WALroR, Register of Land Office,
East Saginaw, Mich; ALBERT TUxBuRY, Re-
ceiver of Public Moneys at Nebraska City;
EDWARD s. REED, Register Of Land Office at
Nebraska CITY.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-27

Hon. Joseph A Barrett, Commissioner of
the Pension Bureau, has Just issued the fol-
lowing regulations affecting foreign claimants
for United States pensions:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Pension OrrIcE Sept 90, 1865.
No citizen Of any foreign government re-
siding for the time without the jurisdiction
Of the United States will be recognized us a
claim agent by this Office.
Declarations Of claimants residing in for.
eign countries should be executed before
some United States consul. All evidence
obtained in foreign countries should be
sworn to before consul or other officer rep
resenting this Government. II this in any
case is found impracticable, the official char
acter and officer before whom such testimony
is taken should be duly authenticated by Q
United States consul or other officer.
JOSEPH Ii. BARRETT, Commissioner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-27

THE PRESIDENT AND THE OFFICEsEEKERs.-
1t has already been announced that the Pres
ident on account of the great pressure OF
public business, has declined to grant inter
views to delegations who merely wish to
press the claims of applicants for Office The
rule he intends to pursue in future has been
laid down in letter recently written by his
private Secretary to an olfice-seeking delega-
ton. In this letter it is stated that all appli-
cations for Office submitted in the ordinary
way, or through the proper departments, will
receive as prompt attention as though form
ally placed in the Presidents hands by the
applicants themselves, or by delegations act
ing in their behalE-Phila. Ledger.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-27
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AR
l. TlCLEs AT THR WASHINGTON NAVY YARD

PAYNAsrER's OpPIcR, u. s. NAvY,)
26O sIKggr, WAsHiSarOs, D c.,
September Is, 1855.
Separate Sealed Proposals., to be endorsed Propr-
sals viii bs received at this Office until the IRIS day
Of October, 1856 at 10 o'clock m for the following
articles 70 be delivered Al Washington Navy Yard viz
FOR BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
FOR BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
two) barrels Lard OIL,
(one) barrel Common OIL,
300 Twelve hundred) feet Single Betting,
50 eighty gallons Alcohol,
80 thiry) dozen Hand Bastard Files,
900 lone thousAnd) pounds Jk-inch Square Iron,
900 Zone thousand) pounds 1ineh Round Iron,
800 hfteen hundred pounds refined charcoal Round
FOR BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION.
$40 thirtesn hundred and seventysi sheets Vel.
FOR BUREAU EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
90 (hfty) slabs Soap Stone.
f0R BUREAU STEAM gNGINERRING
quality Ulster Iron. .'a ~ :. . '00 49,
The above articles to be delivered free Of cost to the
Government for freight or transportation aud It The
risk and expense Of the patty furnishing sufeient
oss.ful bidders. 7I-'' " '''
For dinsnsions, H., 500 schedule 81 this omes.
- =. $3.50 0ALvIHC. JACKSON,
~" PsymAstsT .. g. Navy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-27

A SUCCESSFUL GRApE GRowER.-M. Cesare
PoxxoH, q wine grower Of Lecco in LON.
hardy, sends a. letter to an agricultural jour
nal Of Bologne. in which he states that he
never has a bad vintage. The yield N ordi-
nary years ia from fifty to sixty hectolitres
az gallons each) per hectare, two and half
aeres,) and in good years seventy to eighty.
He explains bis success in this way: At the
time Of gathering the grapes two or more
men follow the vintagers and lop of all the
superauous branches Of the vine, leaving only
those which are permitted to fructify the
following years, taking great care not to re-
move or injurc the leaves on the branches
which are left. From this operation it fol-
lows that during the month Of October the
sap of the plant goes To strengthen the future
plant and when frost arrives the shoots are
able to resist its influence. '-'