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New Advertisements.
D u ELLINGTON WOOLE n
ID FACTORY.
Third .aN2aNNE Circular.
Terms for Manufacturing and
Dressing Cloth, Carding
Rolls, &C., &c.

For manufacturing Common Failed Cloth, 65c.-
Cassmeres and Doeskins, 20 to 75c per yard Plaid,
ack, Brown or Fancy Goods. at price according
to style and quality OF goods, giving not less than 20
per cent, FOR the Wool IN Cloth than for the
money the wool would bring in market
For manufacturing yard wide Flannel 37%c. Mixed
Plaid SOC per yard. We shall work Wool shares
to suit customers it must be well washed, on the
sheep discount 1.3 on un washed wool. For Carding
ros loo; for Oiling, &c. for the weight Of Ros for
Clea sing, &c. per 3D. for the weight before it is
cleansed. Fer Pulling Pressing, and Securing home
mace coth, 20c; With Shearing, Csc; with digging
or Mapping, 30c; for finishing complete and Color
ing, 80 to 4Oc per yard.
FREIGHT.
Wool to be made INTO Rolls will be taken from the
Depot and returned free OF charge Wool to be man
utactured may be sent by railroad mot by expressly
from any part of Wisconsin, Illinois or Iowa and we
will pay the freight charges, and return by express
the return charges to be paid by The Gust omer.
PACKING AND DIRECTIONS.
Put the wool in strong sacking, not in s'od cotton
sheets, il you wish it all TO reach u.s. Be and
put your directions inside the sack, with your name
and place to send the goods Write by mail and
there will be trouble about receiving your goods
in season.
MARKS.
Thankful for past favors would say to our GUS
tom. RS that that we have on hand large amount OF
meres, Doeskias, Greys, Blacks, Browns, Drabs,
Checks, Stripes and Fancy Goods OF various STYLES
which we propose to exchange for wool on terms not
less than 20 per cent. in favor Of the customer
Let the Wool Grower and Manufacturer meet and
trade direct and do away with the grea expense OF
al middle men, railroad transportation, commission
merchants ana also with sending yeur wool East and
have it returned made into cloIh from one half to
two-thircs Sh0ddy, backed with Focks aud with an
advance OF fifty per cent. added to the cost.
Farmers, all this be accomplished by taking
your wool to the Burlington Wooden Factory, We will
make none but pure wool, serviceabe goods-n
ShOddy or locks in them do just we agree with
all Persons and never under any circumstances. re-.
fuse to recty any thst may be made in bust
ness, aud intend to make it for the interest of the
farmers to patronze I3w52
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OFFICE OF THE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH.
rlnr NIn--

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH }
Thursday, May 80, 1867. {
GRAIN MARKET. - There has been falling OF
equal to 16c bushel wheat in all the leading
western markets within the past two days and in
some of the markets our exchanges report quite a
panic The fattering prospects in regard to the
growing crops and the approach of harvest in
the warmer latitudes has already produced a marked
effect upon the views dealers and it is eviden
prices must recede still lower. On the other hand
oats have advanced nearly 10t a bushel since the
date of our last issue, but the prices paid for cats
depend to large extent upon local demand.
We quote No. spring Al 80 50aS2. so, No Q so. 20
a2.4J, and elected s 50a1 so Com ST. Oats IS.
PROVISI0NS-Buttar 20a22: Eggs IA. Potatoes
SOC for choice val ie ties.
Chicago Market
We quote from last evenings Journal
Our -four and grain markets are still in very
unsettled condition, ara prices are again lower
Flour is neglected md prices are nominay 25c per
barrel lower. Wheat has again receded Zoe uer
bushel and No spriEg closes nominal at 50 3ta2 81.
Cora is irregular, No opened at S105 aud closed at
$685. al.O31s Oats panicky. No. 2 in store
sold early st soc, but at the close there were free
sellers for cash and TO morrow's delivery at Soc Rye
and barley are without decided change. Provision 8
are quiet a d steady.
Butter is Gull and without mater.a, change We
quote prime to choice dairy 2oa23 good prime fir
kin Hale, inferi0r to med am grades Sa12
Cheese-There is a fair demand and the market is
steady at the following revised figures: New York
Factory lSals, western factory, Halls western re
serve 16alI, western states l5sl7
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WooD-at Hoosi: Falls, N. Y, on the 23d inst ,
Bessie A , wife of Walter A Wood, aged As wears
Funeral, Monday at 10 O'Clock n IN
DoDGE-In this city, May 90 1867 Harriet NJ wife of
Henry Dodge, aged 50 years, months and days
Her treasured form is lying low.
And hushed her life's sweet song:
But Gods dear hand has dealt the blow,
And he can do no wrong"
Why her warm heart should get deaths chill,
Is hid from mortal sight,
We only know it was Gods viii.
And so it must be right
Why helpless babes are left in life
Without mothers care
To meet the pain and grief and strife
Her heart alone could share
Why lovesmust mourn its idols dead,
Affection weep in vain
For sacred hopes and vision fed
That cannot come again;
Why it is SO cannot tell.
But this we surely know,
That He who doeth all things well
Has wied it to be so.
And only in the tenderest love
His will is ever done;
He chastens, but this love to prove
Then heals the wounded one
No sweeter blessing can pray,
To fall from Heaven above
Upon the lonely mourner's way,
Than trust in perfect love-
Love. that will hear the deepest cry,
And notes the faintest noun
That in its hour of agony
VIII leave no soul alone FAB
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Wonderful but True

MADANE REMINGTON the world-renowned astr, To-
gist and Somnambulistie ClairvoYant, while in clair
voyant state deneates the very features of the
You to marry aud by the aid Of instrument of
tense power known the Physehomotrope guarantees
to produce perfect and e-like picture of the
husband viii of the applicant with date of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of character, sc. This is
mposi ion testimonials without number assert
BY stating place Of BIRTH dispositions color OF eyes
and hair and enclosing fifty cents, and stamp enve
al ressed yourself you will receive the picture by
turn mail. together With desired information.
s7F- Address 10 confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE RFu-
INGToN P. 0. Box 297. West Troy, N Y, spnly87
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HyA YOUNG LADY returning to her country home af-
ter ojourn of few months in the City was hardly rec
ognized by he - of a coarse rustic
flushed face she had soft ruby complexion of almost
marble ootnes, and instead of twenty three she
ally appeared bnt eighteen. Upon inquiry the
of great change she plainly told that she
used the CIRC.ASSL,4N B.4LM ard considered it an
Invaluable aequistto to any Lady's toilet. BY use
any Lady Gentleman improve their personal ap
pearance hundred fold 1t is simple in It's combina
tomas nature herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its
efficacy in drawing purites from, also healing cleans
ing and beaItiying the skin and com;sxon. BY it's di
action the cutice it from all its mpuri-
ties, kindly healing the same, aud leaving the surface
Nature Intended it should be, clear SOFT and
eautifu Price ST. sent by mail express receipt
an order W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
spnl 81 No. West Fayette ST., Syracuse, n. Y,
The only American A g,nts for the sale Of the
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JULES JARBD,s
"Email de Paris"
THE NEW BEAUTIFIER OF THE SKIN.
TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATEJ
LADIES.

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED
LADIE.S
'ENHss SECRET or RRAETEFy.
al ing the skin being known only to Messr Jared Re-
me- they honorabiy state that it differs from all other
PrSpIt4tlohs. ~ gives to the most harsh ID freck-
ta SKIN 60th the texture aud the color of pol shed
ivory removing all discOorati ms whether nneoring
reckleS tan, morphew moth or black worm specks and
Is especal successful in thing the left by
The agents of L'Emall dc Paris" most eonddeptaIIv
submit to the public the earnest endorsements such dis
unguished ladies as
Si4nora RiSTOKT, Mile FELICIA VESTV AIJA Miss
MAGG y. MITCHELL. IS D p. BOWERS LU-
ClLLE w STERN Madame PONUSI. Mrs EMMA
WALLER. LUCY RUShTON, NUEM uE
Ma RGUERIPTES, Miss a. PERCY
ana many others, whose high standing 10 their profession
gives the stamp of ruthfuness their inteeent and
genuine approval
The Beautiful Lucille Western saws:
i ma th2t the Email Produces all the bril- lionc
rouge and LILLY white. With the great and pc culia
vantage OF Otal harmlessaes IL really adds 30
~ and softDess of the kin.
The Magnihcen Vestvalin SAYS; y 4...
nave suffered much from the various white !. II
&e which my theatrical profession obliaes me To
tna6 consider IT perfect bene faction to find prepa
ton which gives the necessary whieness to the skin
leaves the skin cool and smooth.
Mss Maggie Mitchell says:
have tried the skin beautiher, L Emaild Paris land
found that 1t instantyimpsrts natural bloom and fresh
ness TO the complexion.
JareGs Email de Paris" is used as deeate beautiser
OF The skin for theatre saloon ball room by the most
rened aud serupuous ladies; producing all the beau
lying ehecs OF rouge and lily white, without their vulgar
glare or injury to the skin.
Sold by gil hrst-cass druggists and perlumers and
Ladies' hair dressers.
Isabeau, so Broadway; Demas Barnes & Co. and ?
Wells x Co. New york aud Eugene Jouin. mi S,utb
ienth street, acd Johnston, Holloway Cowden Phila-
de- phIa, AGENTS JARED 81 REM,
feb20-6m58 General Agents and Importers, II. V
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Ladic take PaFtfo4z ar Notice.
HE REAL VELPAU FEMALE PHI.
TEHEsE Ills 50 esIs5TaIsd maHr -. 80 r.

HEsE PILLS, SO celebrated many years az in Pari.
Tor the relief of female irregu laYities and after
wards so notorious for their criminal employment -
practice OF abortion offered or sale for the fir,
time In America They have been kept in eomparafiy
ooseuTty from the fact that tn originator DR. Veipau
IS physician u Paris Of great wealth and strict COM
selentious pr nciples has withheld them frnr,
general use lest they should be employed for unafp
purposes In overcoming female distinctions Failnr III
the Womb, Whites Gteen Sickness Suppression
or mmo0erate How Of the monthly DISCHARGES nervous
ana spinal an etOns, pains the hack limbs fagn4
On slight exerton palpitation Of the heart vsteric
ana WIZ efecta enre when all other have failed
anu alIhoegh powerful remedy do contain calnel
anJlmony r anything h1rtful to the constitution.
married ladies and young girls who have never BEEN
reSuated they are peculiarly suited. They will in
SNORT time bring on the monthly period regularly.
& MARRIED iadles should never Ike them when
they VIII b. sure to Produce a miscarriage.
adSs can procure box, sealed from the of the
cnrl21s.hy enclosing dollar and postage stamns
70 n ". MACOMBER, General Agent 10 he United
lied Agent, lvsi
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DR.. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.
iSMbstit1tte fOr CnLO1neL.

ii Substitute for CdJO9neJ.
These Pills are composed of various roots having
the power to relax the secretions of the liver as
promptly and effectually blue pill mercury,
and without producing any of those disagreeabe or
dangerous effects which often follow the use of the
latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence. they promote the discharge of vtieted
bile, and remove those distractions from the liver
and hillary ducts, which are the cause of bilious
affections in general.
SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders ofthe Liver indicated by
saow skin, coated tongue costiveness, drowsiness,
and general feeling of WEAKNESS and assitude,
condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in all cases when purgative Alternative
medicine is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills"
and observe that the two ikenesses of the Doctor
are on the Government stamp-one when in the last
stage of Consumption, and the other in his present
health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price % cents
per box. Principal Office, No. Is North 9Th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents. Demas Barnes d Co.,
q Park Row, New York; S. S. Hance 1OS Balti-
more St., Baltimore, Md. John ID. Park, n. E.
cor. OF Fourth and Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio;
Walker & Taylsr, 1874 and 1856 Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, Ill. Collins Brothers, southwest corner
OF Second and Vine sts., st. Louis, Mo.
C4th & 9Th W. ca mo- VI.
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Johgason sells Val Paper CHE1 p
Know thY Destiny.

Know thy Destiny.
MADAME F. THoBNroN, the great English Astrolo-
gst, Cairvoyant and PSychomerician who has aston
shed the scientific classes of the Old World has 10
Gated herself Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton pos
such wonderful powers of second sight, to
Bile her mpart knowledge of the greatest importance
to single married of either While in state Of
delneates features of the
to and by the aid of of intense
power known the PsYehomotrope gu tees to
duce iflike picture OF the future husband wife of
the applicant together with date of marriage position in
life, leading traits ofcharaeter &c. This is no humbug,
thousands of testmonials assert. She will send
when desired certified certificate written guarantee,
that the picture is what purpors be- By enclosing
small lock of hair and stating place of BIRTH agsdiso
sitioi enclosing fifty and stamped envelope
addressed yourself You will receive the picture
desired information by return mail All communications
saeredy confidential. Address in confidence MADAME
e. F. THORNTON p 0. Box 223, Hudson, n. Y. spnly37.
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p, IMPORTANT DECISION UNDER THE INCOME
TAX LAw.-Whether losses ON stocks bo,iob /
5 1n soid within the year should be included in
9e9ucilons from income, might not be yery
~ question to answer, but the assessors
IN council last year decided that losses on on.
erasl9 9 Is IN stocks by parties not actually en-
cred diminution of capital, not Of income si1-
t Inc commissioners having been appealed to
oy Boston correspondent, has rufed ttaf+ ~
mature deiberation" that Fthe difference = bes
h5 one cost OF stocks and the price at which
actions within the year for which the retrr,
Is made, may be deducted from the aoerre ~ q
income" The decision comes opport55eIS G foT
the guidance OF assessors, and for the infiJrm a.
justice Of the assessors opinion.
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: EsACE.EA .V'd9 Tse E@
TO C1NsUyssvsvws

The advertiser, having been restored health in
few weeks by simple remedy having suffer
ed Tor several years vita lung
dread disease Consumption anxious to make kno n
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire IT, he vii send a copy Of the pre-
scription used Gree o. eharge with the directions fo1
preparing and using the which they will find sure
CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASH HMA, BRoyc HlTIs CoUGHs
CoLDs and all Throat and Lung Afs etons. The only
object OF advertiser in sending the il
benefit - afflicted and spread informa ton which he
concelves to be invaluable, aud he hopes sufferer
VIII try MS remedy, is will them thing
prove blessing Parties wishing the preser ton FIR E
by return mail, will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
ly5O williamsburg Kings Co., n. Y.
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AGUE CHLLs, aR INTERMITTENT FEVER cured, or the
moley refunded. DR. WITT's Ague Pills entries
ly new medicine and having been tried in over
2C0 of the very and obstinate cases of Ohills
and Fever, and Eo failed even in one case to effect
speedy cure the proprietor guarantecs them to cure
every seeven after ~ otner med cines ia Those
suffering should Immediately give them a trial They
are warranted to cure. For sale by druggists, or
sent bv mail receipt of the price, ST. Add ess
DR.. WITT, Box Gil, Cincinnati Ohio. 1y45
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SP EEE.RL NOTICES.
Free to Everybody.

barge PIP Circular Civ ing information OF tn
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despiseG respected, ard the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send
their address, and receive copy post paid, by re-
turn mail. Address P o Drawer, 81, -
sp6m37 Troy n, Y
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Persons in search of health will please not confound
Dr. v CLARENCE PRICE, the celebrated Analytical Ply
stefan with any other Dr.. Price Remember that DR.,
v Clarence Price has treated Chronic diseases in this
State longer than any other Physcian has visited Ke
nosha for the last eight years, and will for years
tinue to d. DR. v Clarence Price has no associates
in pratlcest.nds upon his merits-responsible
his own actsand the only Physician of his kind in the
West, Has met with better succesmade more complete
cures than any other physician treating Chronic dis
eases.
Diseases of the Heart, Throat, Lungs, Live, Stom-
ach Blood and all Chronic ailments can be cured by
the Analytical system Of treatment after all others
have failed.
Only be certain you consult DR.. V. Clarence Price
whose notice has been in this paper for years. Att
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ag-The railroad building race across the
continent by the rival Kansas and Omaha
Pacific Companies is becoming exciting.
The Omaha line had reached its three hun
bred and twenty second mile post on Satur
day evening, the l lth instant, and the Kan
sas line had on the 9th reached its one hum
bred and ninety -seventb miller post. Each
line is advancing at the rate of two and a
half miles per day, and one of the contrac-
tors promises three and one quarter per day
before long.
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A SENSIBLE BEGGAR = A noteworthy inn
provement in the practice of begging was
seen yesterday in the streets, near the Sher-
man House. in Chicago. The time honored
custom is to stand hare-headed, the hat be-
ing held in the hand for the reception of stray
coppers, or shinplasters The man in ones
ton had two hats, one of which he wore in
the ordinary way. 1t was probably a mon
ey maker divice, as the very novelty of the
thing caused several people to notice him,
and glue him money
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NOTICE TO CmRDsToRs

In Probate, henosha County Court
In thematter Of the estate Of Catherine soneu de.
ceased.
Letters o: administration ia said matter being this
d"y granted 10 } b. Jilsun, Of Kenosha city, aud six
months from and amer TIE "a day of Nav A. ID
1861 being allowed to creditors TO present their claims
against SAID deceased tor examination and allowance:
notice Is hereby given that the Judge Of said Cont
VIII ON the zlst day Of Ju~e. H. d 1867 at one
O'Clock T. N. Of said day OF his flee in said county
examine ard adjust all claims and demands of ali
persons against said deceased
By the Couri, ANTHONY yANWYOK
4W5l County Judge.
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JEsa9 kS ss FEED,

DERBY-sPEN CER.-At the Presbyterian Parsonage
May l4th, by Rev. Waiter 2, Alexander, Mr.. Geo.
w. Derby to Miss Minerva V. Spence, both of
Monnt Pleasant
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Butchers Lightning Fiy-KIlIer will GER
tainly exeGmnate these pests if its is peisevered
in. Beware of bogus Fly>Paper, which some dealers
keep because they get it or nearly nothing
Don't be swindled. ASK for DUTCH Frs, which is
sold by all live druggists 4w50
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1t is pleasant to recommend a really meait orious
article, hence ask those su ffering from yspep-
sa Nervousness, Debility, to try DR.. Stricklauds
Tonic Dr., L. NJ. Sans ordered 81 worth for c..
HAYS, Decatur, Ala. T. Hart, New York Guy, gsys
est eurel ME; where get it fer my friends ~
Thus they write from all quarters. 4w52
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~ opIN1oN.-we copy in this weeks Tel

An OpINION.--NG copy III tiiio WIN . = -
EGRAPH the telegraphic synopsis of the opln-
ion of Attorney General stanberry on the re-
construction acts. This document has been
looked for with no small amount Of interest
by all parties, but We doubt if it viii be found
entirely satisfactory to any. On the part OF
the great majority of the people it will DC
locked upon as an effort on the part OF It's. . u
thor. not to explain and make plain those
acts. but to destroy their intended meaning
entirely. and introduce new law of his own
supposed to be more in consonance with the
views of the conservative northern demoera-
CIV. and rebellious southern democracy. At all
events the number excluded from the rights
of suffrage on account Of having participated
in the rebellion, under Mr.. Stanberry's con-
struction, is reduced to such pitiful handful
that it would have no material effect at all
1t will be noticed that the Atty Generals
opinion declares that participation insthe
rebellion of itself, works no disqualification
There must first be conviction OF treason, ne
thinks. But there has been no CONVICTION
for treason, and, consequently no disqualinca-
ton. under this rendering of the law.
But we have neither time nor space to fol-
low this opinion through, and mark the tnu-
merous points wherein the opinion supereedes
or destroys the effect of the reconstruction
acts entirely. Our readers can read the opin-
ion for themselves and make their own com
ments.
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Eg-Advices from Berlin bring intelligence
OF the death Of the Hon Joseph A. Wright,
United States Minister to Prussia. MIR.
Wright, native of Pennsylvania, was at
the time of his decease about sixty two
years of age. When quite a young man he
enlgrated to Indiana aud became active.y
engaged in the politics of that State. In
IeiS43 he represented his district in Congress
for one term In 1847 he was chosen Gov
fernor Of Indiana aud was after wards sew
Ferat times reelected to that responsible DO
sition. In 1857 Buchanan appointed him
Minister to Prussia He was recalled in
1861, ana the following yelr selected to fill
the unexpired term of Jesse D Bright, Uni
ted States Senator from indiana, who had
been expelled In 1868 President Lincoln
appointed him Commissioner to the Ham
burg Exposition. and IN 1865 johnson re-
appointed bin Minister to Berlin
During the War MIR Wright was noted
for his patriotism and firm support of the
Union Government and cause He filled
with ability every position to which he was
chosen being as prompt and efficient in
maintaining American honor abroad, as in
defending American unity at home