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The rapidity with winch these ~ mus nave rlsehm
public favor is abundant propf Of what a long me-
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edge, MAY produce in the form Of a
Perfect Musical instrument
HINDs SONS PlANUSbeing mate wlhtht FULL
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GRdNDACTfON and TREBLE-S0uNDiNG BBlHG q
he niauner, CHAALEEGE TIE BORLD FOR TONE
And durability. Tue most eminent professional talent
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Sgs,y's pisoos tley ara sold much lower than other
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Warcruoms: ~ BANK STREET, Newark, Nj,
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WATCHES FOR THE MILLION.

The Oroide told Watch 20, manufacture, on strictly
s~oieutife principles style, Anish and coler is caroi
goAIA u tae-shaiis Of the most faru and costly dtscrp-
lion or cold Watches, .
They are manufactured with Hrhiad Eases Qadief
and gsialenafO haya superb Swiss moyeincnts, jeDecd,
engb,s-hrned, with compensation spiral spring.
Raarodd Coslagtos, Epginers E5pne@nt9,-the mosi
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Of The facsimile Wahtqn Waishs, and pronounce then
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Fine Swiss Movements, SIS PatsA AmbrcaH fire.
simlie W'qtlqm Waiches, full icweled. s2n rhfonohaA
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and novel designs. Each watch warranted by spteia
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Also, magnificent Groide Gold OhAirs, 50, 81, and 81
each. Sent every where, 10 be- paid faf on delivery.
Our customers are Supplied no with The PiekPoeke'
DIGESTIVE aud Watch Guard also, uiailed separately
uu receipt Of 50 es. The derune Vroide Gold Natche'
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East Tenn. 81 Va. Railroad.
There will bsa meeting Of the Stoek-hold-
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Free transportation to Stockholders and
families. The train win pass this place about
4 O'Clock "A. ~, ohthe 2eth.
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+ A Repository Of Fashion, Pleas.
ure and Instruction."
HARPER,s BAZAAR.

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Asupplement containing numerous fhli-
sized patterns Of usefti articles accohiban-
les the paper every fortnight and 0ccasioa-
ally an elegant GolOred Fashion Plate.
Harper's Bazaar contains l6 folio pages OF
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Perhns calendered paper, and is published
weekly.
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patterns, etc, a variety Of matter Of especial
use and interest 10 the family articles On
health, dress, and housekeeping in all rs
branches its editorial matter 10 specially
adapted 10 the circle ia intended % inter-
est and instruct ard Il has, besides eobd
stories aud literary matter Of merit. II is
not surprising that the Journal, with such
features, has achieved ia q short time AZ inn
mense success; for something Of 10 Kind
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publishers have filed the demand--N. y
Ersaiag Post.
Whether we consider its claims As based
upon the elegance and shpertDrity Of TIE pa
I per, IT'S typographical appearance, The TASTE
and judgment displayed 10 the engratihgs,
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J.. Tymes. gA
Ithas The merit or being sensible, Of eon-
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ann md R,aetor.
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LINDEMAN L SONS

AtltufuttN hh AntANfAANN HH.
Patent Cycloid Piano Fortes
we've awarded " the late Teir Of the american hstl-
tote the FIRST PRENluM GOLD MADAL, Jr AoeeI'
H, Supaiorag and HcsiWcr
Verdict of he Judges Of The Far Of ne Ameri-
c3n haStifuie.
"Thercforr. rohsidering the Horrpy and value OF the
Invention. and tue Results which spring FROM u, TO-
wit, the prediction Of all the elements which go TO
form o perfect fianp, we declare No. ", NE ufchpih
PIAs0, patented and manufactured ny Lindeaan X
Sons, OF New York, jssy entitled 10 the fifN Premi-
UNI for The hest Piano on eNhibtion, In the present
Fair Of the American fnstitutr"
Similar teslimonials were awarded these superb ~
struments NJ The state Fairs Of MICHIGAN. DIANA
KANSAS, and Wherever they have been eNhiohed 10
competition.
Read the Opinions of Great Artists,
Bottschalk. TIC renawned PianNt says; "ll is The
finest instrument or the sFuafe tltss that ] have ever
tFind. Tho tone comes out a. tich and solid ~ that ol
a Grand Plano. have tested It AZ I would a Grand
Piano for points ~ delicaey AID VI strength, and u
has stood the test ~ eoerB tstyi'
The f~ulloVing eminent Artists concur in the alovt
John n. paitlaon. Carl Ansrhutz, A. Ragi.li, Alref
A. Pease. William Mssnn, Gustav stFckeh Navy SAN
dersnn, VIM. X. Dassfurd, Charfs ftHdcl, ~ y. Hop
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A OEgTJEMAs who suffered Tor years from Ners'
~ DOE Debility, Premature Decay, snl al the ef
Issts Of youthful indisetehon, win, for NE sake Of
suffering hbnanny, ,sud nee % al who nsad Il, the
recipe and direction TOT making The simple Fvmedy BY
which he vas cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit by
n. ,dr,rtssria experience can do % By adirossihg, 10
perf,et confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
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ton 81 Ab6nt w, COS tUpita- NNof
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liant and general ftsdibR of tlt aFN We
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.ture Of the American People 3sHni tbs iQlu-
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Der contains iuAylAf no. es ~ faading- mot
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modthly aud the more philo5ophiraIN tafI et-
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By %jourula. Il has great4 owrt iN ilq aia-
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dor.
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the siTPie fact thAt " meets prreSel5 thc
popular tastes furnishing asArieiy ~ Rlepps b
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-26
University Periodicals,

No College is complete, nova days. with
out periodical conducted by the students
Accordingly Michigan University which,
stands IN The front rank of institutions of
learning, is not behind in this respect. The
UNIVERSITY CHRoNIeLE, comes to our table
regularly each week, in all the freshness aud
vigor Of youth, welcome visitant 1t lis a
small sheet, yet filled with very readable
matter, giving an outsider considerable Of
an insight into the customs of college life.
1t is edited by Committee of students and
gives evidence of some talent on the part Of
its managers. But this is not all, the UNI
vERsfrY MAGAZINE, devoted to productions
from the more mature among the students,
would not compare unfavorably, with the
majority Of magazines that flood tho cou1-
try, Its articles are quite interesting
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Singing in School.

1t has been said that emusic hath charms
to soothe the savage beast" We can tes|
tify that it exerts wonderful influence up
on the children in the school room Oft
times, when weary Of study and restless, a
cheerful song serves to soothe them aud to
lullothe rising connection. Children enter
into the spirit ofthe songs they sing, far
more than we think. At almost any time
the teacher may, by little tact and fore
thought, quell the noisy, restless spirits, by
uniting the yoang voices IN strains of mel-
edy. Who that has entered school,roon
when the pupils are engaged in singing, has
failed to notice their beaming countenances
and sparkling eyes" And who, seeing this,
can douot for moment the strange influ-
euce it has over the minds of the young
Many truths may be impressed upon their
minds in this way, and many PRINCIPLES Of
right and justice. may be migrated into
their .eharactera which no after years can,
eradicate. Let then more attention be
paid to this subject hereafter for its ten
deney is great to refine and enoble %-zs
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ADMINISTER SALE.
Kenosha County Court,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN Administrators of the estate of John d, McIn-
tyre deceased by virtue of and in pursuance of an
order of said Court and license to them granted by
the county court of Kenosha county, in the State OF
Wisconsin, dated March 18th. A. d. 1865, will Satur
day. the 18th day OF april, A. D., 1868. at O'Clock
in the afternoon, and between the hours OF nine
O'Clock in the morning and the setting of the sun
the same day the premises hereinafter described
in the town Of Salem in SAID county sell at public
auc ton or vendue, to the highest bidder for cash
althe right title and interest in and to the follow
ing described premises situated in the town OF Sa
lem, county of Kenosha, and state of Wisconsin
to-witThe northwest fractional quarter of section
No. thirty (30), in Township No. one % and Range
twenty eco east containing thirty five of land
Also the northwest fractional lot No. four az, il
Section, Township and Range aforesaid, containing
four and half (41E) acres. And also the south.
west quarter of northwest fractional quarter of sale
section No. thirty 900, in Township and Range
aforesaid, containing forty-three (43) acres. 1ht
above described parcels containing in the aggregate
eighty>two and one half 821s) acres of land togeth
er and including Herewith the reversion of tn
widows right Of dover of the said Nary K. Mcln
tyre therein.
Dated Kenosha, March 12th 1868
JOSHUA M. WILDER,
administrators.
MARY K. MCINTYRE.
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In Probate--Kenosha County Court.

IN the matter OF The estate OF Ann Scout ueC6aseu
AN reading and filing the petition of Jane Barr,
County, and State of Wisconsin, and taking due
proofs Of the same, representing among other things
that Ann Scott late Of the of Pleasant Prairie,
in the county of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin,
deceased on the 22d day of February, A. d. 1868,
died interstate, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this county and that she the petitioner Il
the sister of said deceased and praying that adj
mnistration of said'estate be granted to her, the
said Jane Barr.
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court on Friday, the 10th day Of
April, A d. 1865, at 2 O'Clock p M, at his office
| in the city and county of Kenosha.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof b(
given to the heirs of said deceased, and to all per
sons interested, by publishing copy of this ordel
: for three successive weeks, in the 'Kenosha Tele
graph weekly newspaper, printed and published
| in Kenosha in said county.
| Dated Kenosha March a. A. D., 1868.
3w42 HIRAM FUTILE.
| County Judge.
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Keep your Teachers.

Keep your IodC"S
arow is the tune when the School COM
mittee are making their selsctiOps for teach
ar, of the summer school, we feel that .
word Of advice is not inappropriate.
From, time inmemorial it has been the
custo,n in nineteen cases out of twenty, TO
change teachers at each change from VIM
ter 10 summer school This has arisen Ia
mart from the necessity Of employing man
for the former, and the inability 70 rs'aiii
him during the summers yet no" '" "
districts will employ the same woman luz
coming season that, did them good SERVES H'
Iast summer. One-half the term must 0O'
devoted by a strange teacher tolgettlng ac-
ouainted with the pupils and lno less I'm
vortaut) the parents nature, making many
mistakes, and being most fortunate NJ she
escapes doing gross injustice to some pupils
nature imperfectly understood
Nor can a teacher feel that elfpoise, SO
ali i'm portant in successful teaching, while hie
she feels that she is among strangers VINO
must necessarily view her with a. crltica
eye TIL their sympathys are gained by &C.
quaintance thus not time and energies
alone but money, too, is vested by this ire
quent change--In most cases the gocd
teacher of the previous season is PERMITTED
to 90 where she can obtains larger salary
from mistaken feeling that you cannot al
ford to pay SO much as some larger district
gives, but look at the subject carefully ana
you must sec that you cannot afford to have
your childran's time and labor spentiu q
psrimsnts, often pernicious, and always pro-
ftIess while undergoing the process of uu
learning one teachers method add learning
that.Of another, even though they both be
good. w.f .a 4sav ssz5a5 .esFa 49,
No good teacher wishes to leave
a. school where they g nave
met with success, for an untried field, other
INDUCEMENTS being equal. Nor is sl'e
likely to apply for her old school asecond
time, feeling with an honorable delicacy that
if her service has been satisfactory, her
cid district, should seek her again. While
th. patrons, in mistaken humility, think
she being good teacher viii be locking
higher the coming season Do not let any
such consideration deter you from seeking
your. old teacher immediately and trying
to secure her services rendered doubly val.
liable to you by her intimate acquaintance
with the nature and capacity Of your chill
dren, for the coming terms work, e''d e0en
as an investment, let not ten or twenty dol
lars worth Of sso-called economy deprive
you of the pleasure derived from the feeling
you will have on the very first morning Of
school, that your children are safe under
the care and instruction Of yonr tried friend
and their old teacher )