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ChiIdren's lives Saved for
M Giants

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY OF
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and always have BEETLE Of Dr. TobiAs Venetian LAi-
nent in the yo1 ssd fear looang your little
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Years since have putup my Lninent and never heard
of child dying of Group when my LiAiment used
but hundreds eases been reported to
and many sta iii was $40 per bottle they would not
be without it. Besides vhcA it certain cure for
Cuts, Burns, Headashs Tostachs, S.rs Thrsa Swell
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Sores and pains the back and chest No tries
1t who is without it, 1t is Narrated perfectly safe
to take internally Full directions with every bottle
Sold by Druggists. Depot, s. CortlaHGs Street, New
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&PEGFaI NOTICES.

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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular Civ ing Information Of the
greatest Importance to the Dung OF beta sexes.
1t teaches hov the homely may becoMs beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsaksn loved.
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EgThe Government is satisfied, from
Commander Coopers cruise around the is
land of Cuba, and the result of his inqui-
ries, that no landing of negroes has taken
place, or expedition been fitted out, for up
ward of of year, the importation of coolies
having in great measure done away with
the slave trade.
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grit is SAID the friends of the Reconstruc
ton bill need have no fear of it's non-return
to Congress in time for its passage over the
Presidents veto. That humble Individual,
if not frightened into Radicaiism bv the i'm
pending impeachment, is certainly awed
into high respect for Congress and the
measures of its adoption. If the President
vetoes the bill he will do it soon, do it ten
derlv, and couple his veto with promise to
execute the law If CONGRESS shall see fit to
re-enact it.
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MRKRXER.

HEEShAN-BAKER.-Int the town OF Paris, at the
residence of the brides father, Feb. 26, 1867, by
Rev. E. J. Keevile, Mr. Will oheesman and
Miss Lois Baker
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rg Mr. Dickens gets go (about $3.50 in
gold, night for reading his last Christ
mas story. We will read 1t for half OF that
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A man was robbed in the Custom House
in New York, Friday, OF $4,000.
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Ia Prehe.e-Ksnesha Comfy Ceurl.


In the sttsr OF the Estate of Allen Looms
I'M reading and filing the petition of Burdett Lo
" il, Administrator OF said estate, setting forth the
amount Of personal estate that has come to his
hs nds, snd the disposition thereof; the amount OF
debts outstanding against said deceased, and des-
cription OF ell the real estate in the county OF Keno>
sha and State Of Wisconsin Of which said deceased
died seized, and the condition and value Of the re-
spective portions thereof; and praying that license
be to him granted to sell the whole Of said real
tate And it appearing By said petition that there is
sufficient personal estate in the hands of said
administrator to pay said debts, ana that II 10 ne
cesssry in order 10 pay the same, to sell the whole
Of said real estate 1t 10 therefore ordered that sl
persona interested in said estate appear before the
Judge Of thsCourt Friday the 18th day Of April,
A. D. 1867, at 10 o'coch A. NJ, at his office in the
City and County OF Keneshs, then and there to show
cause, f any there shall be- why license should not
be granted to said admin srator to sell said real
tate, according TO the prayer OF said petition. nd
it is further ordered that copy of this order shall
be personally served all persons interested in said
estate and residing in said County, fourteen days
before said day OF hearing, and shall be published
for four successive weeks to said day of hear
ing, in the Kensoha Telegraph, . weekly nevspaN
per Published at Kenosha, in ssid County.
Kenosha, Peb.23, 1857. ANTHONY VANWYCB,
4w39 County Judge.
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HeImbold's Extract Buch1 gives health and
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cash and approved paper. The farm consists 100
acres, well fenced and under good cultivation and
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Somers and PariS. Two dwellings, nearly new, with
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Feb. 9th, 1867.
rROSBY'S FARM FOR SALE!

Induced by the natterng success which attended
the sale OF the "0pera House." the propretors have
determined to offer their farm, in the town OF Somers
Kenosha Co., as a lucky prize in 9 scheme In which
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Take no more Unpleasant and Unsafe |
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vENHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF

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HELMBoLDs EXTRALT BUCHU and IMPROVED RosE
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Wnsnington specIaIs.

NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE Times
Washington special says: 1t is now
stated on good authority that the Pres
ident has become ready to cooperate
with Congress in measures to avoid so
extreme a resort as is proposed in the
Military Government bill, and that
there would be no difficulty in securing
his assent to n bill based on the leading
principles ofthe Constitutional Amend
ment, and at the same time provide
for a more vigorous and effective pro-
lection of personal rights and liberties
in the Southern States than is now en-
A message from the President
TO the Senate to-day communicated a
letter from Secretary Seward to Minis
ter Campbell, ut Stockholm, January
II, notifying of him the appointment by
the President of John McGinnis as his
successor, and transmitting a letter to
| fhe King of Sweden notifying him of
Campbeil's retirement, and requesting
| Campbell to acquaint the King of the
Presidents desire to maintain unim-
paired the friendly relations so happily
| existing between the two countries.
| The Secretary says this is the only cor
| respoudence connected with the dis
placement of Mr.. Campbell.
General Thayer, one of the Senators
elect from Nebraska, left to-day with q
certified copy of the act for the admis'
sion of thai State. This copy is to bt
laid before the Legislature for actor
thereon, and it is supposed the meet
ing of said body will take place abou
the 10th.
J House.
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From new York.

New YORK, Feb. 12.-The Times
special says, the delay in the North
Carolina Legislature to act on tho re-
construction proposition of the South
ern governments, is looked upon in
Congress as ominous, as that State was
expected to lead the way in its adop-
ton.
The Herald's special says that the
four per cent loan certificates payable
on demand, and legal tender for the
purpose of bank reserves, will be au-
thorized. The power to withdraw
greenbacks not to exceed four millions
will not be taken from the Secretary,
but he will suspend action until the
compound interest notes have been dis
posed of and the money market Is easy.
The Herald's special says that the
friends of the bankrupt bill are OF the
opinion that it will now pass. They
propose to try it.
A Tribune special says that Mr.. Ste
vens intends calling up his contiscation
bill this week. 1t is doubtful whether
| the loan bill will be reported to the
| Senate. Secretary McCulloch is very
anxious for an early report.
| 1t is understood that General Grant
| expresses surprise at the intimations
that he approves of the military gov
eminent bill. He deems ii unwise, as
the provisions would bring him into
conflict with the Executive-his imme
diate constitutional superior. He alsC
expresses the conviction that some bill
recognizing the civil government
with military to protect and aid, shoult
be adopted at the earliest moment.
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AMODERY MIRACLE!

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River and weather.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 12.-The weather is
clear. Mercury $50.
The river is falling, with six feet
over the rocks. The Major Anderson
has arrived, the United States leaves
for Cincinnati at noon, and the man
boats will resume their regular trips
CAIRO, Feb. 12.-The Mary E. For
sythe will leave for st. Louis, at 10 p.
n: the Welcome for st. Louis and New
Orleans at Il P. NJ; the Lazare Hop
kins from Cincinnati for New Orleans,
at IL a. NJ; Sam j. Hale, from Clncin-
natl for Memphis, at IL NJ.
CIHCINNATI, Feb. l2.-The river has
fallen two feet one inch; weather clear
thermometer 45o.
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To Contractors and Miners.

NIHE COMMISSIONERS ON THE TROY
acting for the state OF Massachusetts,,
invite Proposals, until the tenth day of
March next, for Excavating said Tunnel at
This Tunnel, when completed, will be
about AZ miles in length, extending from the
Town OF Florida, through Hoosac Mountain
The EGEterTl End has been penetrated from
the grade ofthe Railroad $500 feet, 2400 feet OF
which consist of an opening ofRbOut 10 cubic
yards each lnesl foot, the same to be enlarg-
ed to a section containing about IL cubic yards
to each foot the remaining HOO feet being
heading,-nOw measuring npOn an average
cubic yards per running foot,-to be enlaTg-
ed 10 the full section; making some 81, coo Gu
bic yards TO be removed.
a further section of the work will also be
let to the successful bidder for the above
named enlargement, If satisfactory terms
The WeEteTTI End is worked nom a shaft
BIS feet deep. The easterly heading from this
shaft-ot about cubic yards 10 each ineai
fOOt-extends llOO feet, and is to be enlarged
to a section containing II yards per foot, re-
CURING the removal of 1900 cubic yards
| Bids for that amount, and for an extension IN
either direction of the heading and enlarge
ment at this point. Will be received.
The Central SHAFT, of an elliptical form, 2
| by 10 feet, now 400 feet in depth, Is to b
sunk to grade, 1920 feet from the surface, re
| quiring the removal of about 800 cubic yard
| All the work to be done is in TalcoSe slate
and will require neither masonry nor sup
ports of any kind
buildings, machinery, and means Of VENT
latiOn, all OF the most substantial character
have been provided, and will be furnished =
contractors.
Ample sureties will be required from par
ties who may be contracted with, and tn
Commissioners reserve the right to reject al
offers that may be made.
Plans and specifications may be seen o.
application to ALVAH CROCKERr at tn
Engineers ONCE, North Adams, Mass an
other Information may be obtained iron
JAMES NJ, SHUTE, Room 10, No. IL tx
change street, Boston, to whom proposal
may be directed.
Il JAMES NJ. SHUTE,
ALVAH CROCRER,
Oh RI ,ES HUDSON
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the 18th of February.

LONDON, Feb. Illinois
Central sl1z; Erie Se7<; Five-Twenties
73 9-16; Consols 80.
The great reform meeting, last night,
passed of quietly and enthusiastically.
Fenian riots were expected at Chester,
but the authorities were watchful, so
that an outbreak did not occur.
BERLIN, Feb. 12.-The South German
States Conference have adopted an
army system similar to Prussia.
FLORENCE, Feb. 1.-THE italian Cab
met have all resigned.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 12.-Col. Knox,
an embassy of the Russian-American
Telegraph, waited upon the Emperor.
He represented that the line on the
Asiatic side would be completed next
July.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-No riotous pro-
ceedings have taken place at Chester
as apprehended, and the city is quiet
The presence of a number of supposed
Fenians, recently from Ireland, gave
rise to these apprehensions, but they
left town without creating any dis
turbance.
LONDON, Feb. Evening" onsoll
closed at 9O5s for money. Five-Twen
ties 73 3-16; Illinois Central sl1; Fri
s94.
FRASKFoRT, Feb. 12.-United Slate
bonds 1853.
pans, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
bonds S2A.
TheAmerican squadron, it is under
stood, will visit Cherbourg during tn
continuance of the International Ell
position.
BERLIN, Feb. 12.-Prussia will sen
plenipotentiaries to treat with the e1
King of Hanover, in regard to the dii
position of his private property.
MADRID. Feb. 12.-Cortes will
opened by the Queen on the Both Z
March.
1t is reported that the Governmel
intends imposing forced loan.
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Co1nmissioner's NOTICE.

tate OF John DunIevy, deceased, and in his
own right,
Eliza DunIevy widow and william Bates
and Elizabeth, infant children Of John
Dunleyy, deceased, Elizabeth Dunleyy
surviving partners OF the late finn OF VII.
son, Dunlevy & Co. In the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county. In Chancery.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in this cause on the ID day Of January,
A. D., 1867, II was ordered that this cause 1e
referred 10 one OF the Commissloners In
Chancery of this Court to ascertain and re-
port what estate, real or personal, was leit %
John DunIevy, deceased, and stlh remains
as I1aTt ~ said estate Also whether the real
estate will nay the debts OF said estate in i've
years Also 10 ascertain the debts due from
sssId estate and 70 settle the account OF the
pIainiif as Administrator, and report any
other matter specially requested by either of
the parties, and report his proceedings TO this
Cont
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. I2.-Maj. Gen. Han
cock arrived here yesterday from The
East.
The Republicans Messila, New Mex
leo. correspondent says the Indians
are very troublesome in that neighbor-
hood. Much stock has been stolen and
several murders committed.
The Republicans st. Joe dispatch
saws: Advices from the Upper Missouri
state that the late Gov. FOulk, of Daco-
tab, has been summoned to Washington
ON matters connected with Santa Fe
tribes of Sioux Indians with the Yank-
tons. Citizens of Dacotah are very anxi-
ous for the removal of the Santas from
their present location, it being too near
the settlement.
Gov. Foulk will take with him repre-
sentatives from each OF the tribes
pamad
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River Improvement convention.

ST, LOUIS, Feb. 12.-The River Inn
provoment Convention met in Mer.
camille Library Hall, this morning,and
were called to order by Mayor Thomas,
who in n brief speech gave the dele
Gates warm welcome to the city. Rev.
Truman NJ. Post, of this city, then of
fered a prayer, after which Gen. VIM.
van Deyer, of Iowa, was elected tenn
porary chairman, and ]. NJ. Anderson,
OF Pittsburg, and Fl. NJ. Kingman, OF
Dubuque, were selected as secretaries.
General Van Deyer made a few felici-
tons remarks in acknowledgement OF
the honor conferred, and gave some in
teresting statistics in regard to the COM
merce of the Mississippi and its triou'
taries, and set forth the great import,
ance of the contemplated Improvement
from each State represented was Their
appointed as committee on perma'
nent organization.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Tribune's
Matamoras special of the eth says,
Miarmon took the city of Zacatecas,
with ., 600 prisoners. Juarez, who was
there, had to leave in a hurry, taking
the road to Chihuahua. The specie
train of $500, 900. which LETT Lacatecas
hafore Juarez. has probably fallen into
the hands of the Imperialists.
1t is reported that the Liberals, four
teen Thousand strong, have been de-
feated by nine thousand 1mperiaists,
in san Luis and Queretaro.
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CONCORD, n H, Feb. 1.-THE river
was so blockaded with ice at West
Hartford, yesterday, that the water rose
up as high as the second story windows
OF wilIiamson's Hotel. Mr.. William
sons daughter was drowned while try
ing to escape.