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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
Orr Pacific Rssapire.
From the New York Urban.

| a recent semi-annual review Of The
| !fade and commerce Of San Fsaucisco AZ.
| !erds . comprehensive add sstisfact orr -
o'o't OF the eontin ling growth Of this me
eropolis OF the Pacific States. It's imuort.
from foreign countries for Tue half : co.
ending June S0th. are 81, OO0. 900 n sold
while these from thu Atlantic Statse ams,,s
IN currency to 922 ,457, 900. . total incrs.s.
OF about eight millions on The imports fo,
the like period Of last year. Wh,ls its 20.
tai imports thus exceed $24. 600 600 i, ,,o,s
values, IFS exports for the half year ars in
merchandise 81 1 ,0oo. 900. bullion and co.
S,o,ooo,o 900 total, 50! 100000, in gold.
rne savings Banks have deposits amount.
ing 70 tl1,ooo,oOo. The coinage at The
mint amounted to IS .65s,0oO Of which
sS23.00o we're silver, being only half that
OF the same period in the previous year
mo duties on imports amounted to s4-
US. 522. and tho receipts Of internal reve-
nuc to 100000 The army disburs..
msn's on the Pacific coast were e5.l.g.-
e'' The dividends OF the % le.dine min.
.,s' osnkipg and insurance comnar;e. for
'ne 'nree months ending Jnns so,h
a"oun1 % ~, 3o3, 500. The ameurts d.
oursso ~ 81 leading Incorporated conn,
mes iot tue ak months amount ~ 10 9xs
900, ~ against %, 100. 700 f.r 80 ~
PERIOD OF the previous year. Tn. ala. ~
."n n stock for the six months .m".n..
Soa,oiS,l23, ~ against SSO. ooo 600 49, !.
previous year. and eel ,O0o, 900 for ~. ~
period IN the year 1865. " '"e hk'
A "DrvrLs BACK roS.r-rh.,.
much OF natural curiosity near w..
Get. love, in the shape Of vh.. :. "'nser.
Tho Dsvil's Back Bone" n. x;s ..o
river here makes short bend. ana .nc.
one place the waters are iess ,h.. s"u ,a =.
yards apart, with solid stone Wi wv IVY
tween, just vide enough for carr;ss,.
pass on the top. This is the "back ho,. ;,
l. Y big aod hard one. A tunnel i On,
through 1t for a mill race, and Though tho
race is but go feet long, the fan Of water +.
nineteen fest. An excellent saw mill ia
propelled by the water poser hsrs for.
The Portland, Maine. argus, says "lb.
democrats have increased their vot, soms
I'VE thousand over aoy vote ever bsfor, c.s.
y .nsm In the state. while the total ve..
% sos stats thrown l. more shan eieht th.. |
sand greater than ever before sArsws."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
Don't be Deceived.

DOII Z DC IICC'CI Gu.
One bottle Of Weod's Improved Hair Restorative
win give satisfaction than dossn Of the old
sfyie. Prepared BY J. KIA8ALL.
SOLD By Ufu9gists and BsrbeYp,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

Thirty Years Experience in tho
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
age. = The CHEAPEST Book Ever Published, con-
tanning nearly 100 pages, and 1870 ans Plates and En-
cravings ofthe Anatomy Of tho human Organs In
ate Of Health and Disease. and Treatise on early
Body. with the suthor's plan Of treatment enlv
rational and enccessinl mode Of cure, 40 shown bv
the report ofeases treated truthfu, adviser to me
married and those conte np,asing marriage who en-
tertain doubts OF cir physical condition Sent free
ofpostagc to INV address receipt Of 70 cents In
stampe or postal currency. by addressing DIR. LA
CROIX. No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany. N. Y. The
author NAV be consulted upon any Of III diseases
upon which bis book tseas. either person ally or bv
mail, and medicines sent to any part Of the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

~ W. -Aom III aMlcted Sh0alo eoneun no OAo
ne IsIson ~ Dessntof ~ not bene cared aneo -
~. nes1a She edty. HE rspnensoa hD voaeAese b
nae been ,ansss. - pettal md ~ medical pre-
sl he c sss Ssre sne :brosa = bsne = aess :k
=, ssses. II al otAses al, dat despair, give
80 sneh eases. HE rooms aseeepasoAe for ladies
- rrntlemsn, and the most complete in the city.
Ynl-ya Mr.. TalR PaStica1of N0eSco.--DoctOS Big
elow devotes much Of his time TO the tfsatnsnt u
BODY and mind. unattil the uniortunate individual
pr either business society TIE cad effect Of these
eariv habits; Or the e4ceeses 0friper yeA 10 TO weak
IN tie debtais tho constitution, destroy The pAyU.
eal and mental powers, diminish snd enfeebIe the
eatural feelings ami sxhauss tbs vial ensrEss q
anhood the plsasufss ollie naFred, III object
o. marriage frustrated I'D existence itself rendered
term Of uncesstng mioeyy andrsgret. oucA persons
especially those Contemplating mafdsss shsuld lose
no time in making immediate apr .catlon, DY. b.,
By mis- NV treatment. = enabled 10 insure spssdy
and perm anent cure.
Consuitstious ffos aaA occidental. omes, Ne. I'D
Doath Clesk ssoet CT. OF neafoe, IN bioc9 RON
The Port O0co. Pest oniee Box ia, Oh1eago, H.
O4co h0ero non y. II. - oH.0.
1eA6 fqe ~ = Gui1s = usa,tA. pshllshsl aseeAr
sE5 49, 80 4 4 esssss.. s..ss.s =
-. issIssls > = u 3sssS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEM.

~ toe 1rrore ana Abases ineidsnt TO Youth ana
ANy Meenood. VIII TIE humane view Of esoot.
49, AoWA4D An0ClATlON, ner RI, RusIo-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS

VIII positively CURE ALL DISEASES Arisins
from disordered state Of the Blood. Stomach -
Kidneys These Bitters are not to becsscd with tn.
various pleasant preparations sold at Sars aud
other places under the name Of Cordials, Bitte-s.
NectarsiA he because
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

dozen more than other kibds OF Dyes In the MARKET
while he retaila them all Of the price. eoeee-
Qusntly he nakes twenty ave cents per doscn more
b. selling m inferior article.
against in position. Accept none but lows q 6fn-
v1re' PArIsr FAMILY DYK Ccioxs- They are the
tcd'this branch or business, and made dJeing Do
ncetc art. They have had. alec. Ave ysars' expef
ience in this particular buelncse. and have been coz
coIors. both IN LIQUID and Powder form. are mans
featured By the uSdefsiened and vs car Amply euf
euslo0efs with either. The Liquids do not require
g much tine II dyeing; but the Powder col0rs will
color ne Dost iosds, and costs the saDe per
package. In coloring blstks, brownsS ~ drabe,
" would advise the use Of the Powder celofs u
prsferepce 10 the Liquid unless for ribbons ~ sons
1asuisssussS By NARLKY nows. tsee eessor
70 Howe q osevsns.) 70 . - Broadway. bOSION
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

Local Committees will make Gil necessary
arrangements for the above meetings.
JIM. WALssa,
Chairman Democratic CON rn't.ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
10IE,
Holloway,

rropfiesors' ee1 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
ru,1sc = IN wnclssale in Chicago BY Fuller Finch
3 Reed Co., Smith. Cutler : Co., Dc!ssch.
6 6,oex, q Co., and Throughout the country b. al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
81. "sn Radical Meeting
u stone .Nonplussea.

Joe Brown, the ex-rebel governor. and
present radical lsadsa in Georgia, gives hi.
reason for opposing the democracy, viz De
cause The massss Of the democracy came
dswa By hundreds Of thousands, with gun.
10 their hands; and without their aid agains.
y. ws (ths rsbsls) should never have been
ssodosd" Bat he 10 loyal" in radical
-. although hs IVES the foundee u he
Anaseosavlls prison
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
Democratic state Ticket.
or Slrcull dusgt.
wv. n. EsEsA1NAH.


JUDGE JAGAG. OF Lee County, will address
tie citizens of the following places, at the tines
d., cnsied. IN tic German Language, on the
-o. al issues Of the day:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
ID 4 o.

JOHNSON, In the town of Somers, on the 9th Of
steb ut., Hon. Henry johnson, aged IS years
formerly Of Erie Co., NY.
The deceased was highly respectable citizen,
and previous to the decline of his health some few
years ago, was active in all enterprises for publ
improvement. He had been member Of the Leg.
Stature of this State, and had also held eeponsible
positions ofpublic trust in the county
ALLEN.-In the city of Oshkosh on Monday, Feb
2lth ult., Mrs, Eleanor Allen, aged 70 years. Her
remains were brought to the cemetery in this
4 City, for interrnent.
LEWIs-At Brandon Vermont on the Goth
Of Feb Mt, Francis T. Lewis, wiieaof W II. SAN
]. Qerson, AGED 81 Yeaas. II. .-..L 81 Z.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05

STATE LEGISLATURE. The Legislature
has transacted a largeiamount of business
during the past week, a very large proper.
ton of which is of a local character, and of
no especial interest TO readers in this Vi
cinityf The day fxed upon for adjourn
mept several weeks ago, will not be adj
hersd to the limitation being too short to
finish the business on hand. The Legisla
ture will probably adjourn the present
week
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
81 Impeachment means Peace.

Some alarmists, are endeayoring to ere,
ate the impressions, that the impeachment
of the President, will produce a business
panic, cause the arrangement in trade
and impair public confidence in money mat
tiers. All this is idle and -visi onary The
n y. Tribune disposes Of this matter in the
following sensible remarks 80
lmq'sacbmsnt \ is peace. The thousand
rumOrs Of war are Of no more consequence
than the snow flakes which darken the air.
We shall have no fighting, Here in New
Hork, soms of our five Five Points denizens.
deep in their cups, and fresh from the last
prize fight, are threatening to go to Wash-
ington and assist the President IN dispensing
Congress. We have certain heroes of the
July riots-the nlurderers of fugitiya, me-
groes, and the burners of orphan asylu MS.
who would be delighted ito aid the Prssis
dentaainl saeking the Sub, .Hrsasnry i We
have seen no one really anxiousto e ghtsht1t
Mr.. Brooks, and no one really expecting a.
fight but Mr.. Raymond. The Wail-sta
people are quick to scent trouble Money
is the FIRST influence to feel panic Yet
Wall-st. maintains surprising equaninlity.
Amid the agitation of the last five days
gold has merely ranged from lao to A.
The danger of war, therefore, has the nler-
camille. value Of three per cent l. This is the
feeling among the moneyed classes. live.
were at liberty to print assurances which
have come to the editor of this paper, it
would be seen that the wealthiest, the most
conservative, the most timid of our citizens
are .strenuously in favor of impeachment.
Men who control millions, and whose inter-
ests ale widely spread over land and sea,
unite with Us in the prayer that Congress
may speedily give US peace By removing an
unfaithful President. -. 80 -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
:. Imnsaohment RevOlutionary. b

y u
The friends Of the President, denounce
impeachment as revolutionary # inn
peachment 10 to be avoided, BECAUSE it is
revolutionary, then the Constitution sof the.
United States, is, greatly. at fault for ma
king specific provision for impeaelnnent.,
Nothing in that document is more explicit,
as to the method Of procedure in . given case.
Impeachment is no new thing in tlis, souul Y
try or England. Kings hayes sheep dSposedl
in England for trampliDg on-the laws Of
Parliament; butthe only revolutions which
followed, tended to give greater stability 70
the government, by teaching respect for
constitutional rights There hsvs beeusev-
eral instances Of impeachment Of prothi-
nent men in authority in this country, but
whatever revelation followed, was only the
wedding out Of corrupt men, and puriica-
ton Of the body polite Impeachment is q
wholesome procedure, when, applied to cor
rupt rulers; it becomes a terror to evil do
ers, in high position. e'nti 5aa assii
Ht--ssf. = ~n-ettt a.f. s-g[E s4fss,f s-r-s4sF
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
ctilLDREN's LIVES SAVED
FOR 80 GENTS

fE3H0UsANDsOF CHILDREN DIE ANNUAL,
VoiConP. Now, Mothers, fyou would spend
50 cents, and always have bottle of Dr. Tobias
Nenitlan Liniment in tie house, You never need
fear losing your little one when attacked with this
complaint. tits now 20 years since have put up,
my Lniment, and never heald ofa child dying. Of
Group when nay Liniment was used but hundreds
Of cases of cures have been reported to ing, and
many state lit was S10per bottle they would not
pe without it. Besides which, it is certain cure,
for Cuts, Burns, Headache, Toothache Sore Threats
sWeAings, Aumps, Collie, Diarrhpa, Dysentary
spasms, Old Sores, and Pains in the Back and
Chest, 80 one once tries it who is ever wihoutit.
Is WARRANTED perfectly safe to take Internally
Hlll directions wth every bottle Sold by the Drug
81 e, Depot So codrtland Street. New York.
2. 4w86
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
2EPUsLIcAN TICKET.
Judicial Nominations.
he Nomination. for Chief Justice for

The nominations for Chief Justice for the
Supreme Court, and for Associate Justice
will be seen at the head of this paper: The
attendance on the convention was large, and
although there were earnest differences of
opinion, yet there was unanimous ecquiesi
cence ia the decision Of the majority. That
the official duties Of the present judges, have
been satisfactory to every one, isshardly a
supposaBIo case During the past two
years, it has deyolyed upon the Court to
decide issues Of more than ordinary lnpera
lance; Upon some of these issues Their
have been exciting divisions Of sentiment,
among the people and the legal profession,
The dissemination Of these issues, however
honest and in accordance with the highest
authority oflaw. would not Of course please
all. The integrity Of Judge Dixon or PAINS,
we believe has not been questioned 4nre.
spect to preference manifested for the notni.
nation Of Judge Lyon, by the delegates
from the southeastern part Of The State, the
Madison Jounol remarks as follows ;ea .z1
s.Ihere was strong minority favorable
TO the nomination Of Judge Lyon FOR Cniei
Justice, the delegates from the counties Of
Rock, Walworth, Racine and Kenosha be;
ing nearly, If not quite, unanimous in sup
porting his nomination. The, prevailing
opinion, however, was that while judge
LYON il an unexceptionable man, there ex-
listed no good reason for making a change
in the. present Judges Of the Supreme Court.
1t was believed by some that Judge LYoa
would be the more popular candidate te-
cause he has not been on the Supreme
bench, and. therefore had not had occasion
to decide important questions upon which
difference Of opinion exists smong. some
part Of the people. The warmest friend Of
Judge Lyon. could not claim tina t he pos:
sessed greater legal requirements, superior
ability, or a higher character for upright
ness and impartiality than the present Chiei
Justice |; and the most earnest supporter.
of Judge DIXON conceded that if a new tpar
were to be taken up for the position, there
was no one filter than Judge LYON, The
general usage has been to retain Judges OF
the bench, unless there is good cause fol
change. - .sEas5irays2 asoI saEa sa5s III
1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
Kenosha Grant Olub.

AT meeting of Union Republicans Of the
city Of Kenosha., at the room of the Horti.
cultural socisty, on Tuesday evening March
Sd 1868, called for the purpose, aof osgan-
King Grant Club; Col. Frank Chairman
pro-zeni and Fl. PsN Hins5ale Sec pro ten.
The following business was transacted
Moved and carried that Committee of
three be appointed by the Chair, to nomi-
nate permanent officers fertile. erganiza-
ton. The chair appointed the following
Messrs. Petit, Wood and JiIsun.
Moved and carried that the committee be
INSTRUCTED to report for officers one Presi-
dent. fourYicePresideuts-fone fronoeach
ward) Secretary and Treasurer,
The Committee on nominatiots rSborted
the following:
Fl. B. HfSsD2LE, President
3 NH. PETIT Vice Pres. 1at Ward.
~ AUGUST SoHRoEpER Vice Pres I'd Wd
~ ZaG. SIMMONS, ta5so g Sd Wd.
NJ Franz, 500 q. 4th Wd.
A. S, Cole Secretary, s..g b IS.
h -ooJ. BsJI1sUN Treasurer a
Report of Committee adopted. Motion
made aid carried that this organization be
termed, 'Kenosba Grant Club. ,
be On motion committee was appointed
by the chair to draft By Laws for the or
ganization. The Chair appointed Msssrs.
Jilsun, 2. G. Simmons and Frank.o The
Committee reported the following. i!egsr
We the undersigned hafviag confidence in
the patriotism, integrity and general q uali-
lficatiohs Of Gen. u. S. Grant. do agree to
unite ourselves to an organization, Il be
known as the ''Kenosha Grant Club.3'
The object Of this organization shall be,
to employ all honorable and lawful eu-
deavors, to secure the nomination and cleo
tioa. of Gen. Grant to the Presidency of the
United States. o
The officers Of this organization shall BE-
President four Vice Presidents Sactetary
and Treasurer, to perform such duties, as
by general usage belong to such officers IN
similar organizations. The Presidents ard
-. tfoT 47a5l0 fA!lsalt@fL 10 .t-S4i .- 4,
Vice Presidents, sball constitute theexecn-
tive committee. soitaHl 8si8) Tol =~H5ls
1t shall be the duty Of the Executive
commit tee TO devise ways and means for
cruising of funds to meet current expeo.
ses, to provide for the holding of the meet
lings of the CIub, and also for meetings Of 4
more general character; TO adopt plaaa for
the ditfusing Of political intelligence, and
Ito exercise a general supervision, in all
matters pertaining to the interests Of The
organization eEaa
ANY person attaching his name to the
/ foregoing, shall be considered a member Of
the Kenosha Grant Club. lA
I On motion the meetings adjonrned K
meet in thesanie place ON Monday evgnina
March 9th 1868 at O'Clock '7ey7eo ~
A., CoLB See
| TIL r HTIsDAIE Chairman
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
TOR I SALE. -n
s3s3 4T .Aue Esss1ar8isHint vera ~.
Fine Residence Property.

The subscriber, who desires. to build on other
property In town, offers for sale his residence on
corner Of Prairie avenue and Vest Main street,
The property consists of an excellent two story
House, with u rooms. convenient cellar under the
whole; Comfortable Barn Lot containjne one
acre, with good variety OF Fruit Ornamental Trees
and Shrubbery
Price low and terms reasonable ~at
Eenquire Of S. Y. BRANDE OF ofsubscriber
sSu II, 7. O'FARRELL.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
SPECH.sE 49,ee g,EGRs.
TO CONsUgE EsTsYE =

The Rev. EDWARD a. NILSSON will send Gree of
CHARGE to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which he cured of q lung affection
AND tAsat dread disease Consumption His only OBJ
Ject Il to benefit the afflicted and he hopes every suf
terer viii try this prescription as it win cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing Please address,
4 R 1y50 REV EDWARD A. WILSON
No 1865 South Second St. Williams burg, New York
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05

a STIMULATING ToyIoLIIFz BIrrrRy- .aood bss,tb
IS blessing. The way to enjoy such is 10 take a
wine glass fan Of STRICKLAsD's LIFE BrTrEas tw0 or
three times day. They create a good appetite. thev
strengthen the stomach; taey hsbbiual consti-
tuition Nervousness end headache; they make the old
feel young. II you wish long fife and good health,
use Strickiaads Life BhtsTs for saie IA oostes BY
druggists and 5y the dgink a ali falcons aad gro
ceTes Iy45
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
In Probate-Kenosha County Court.
In the matter of the last will and tes lament o
Caroline Louisa Field, deceased.

Caroline Louisa Field, deceased. rss&zs 4
& z Y reading and filing an instrument in writing
" purporung to be the last viii and testament
OF Caroline Louisa Field, late OF the city Of Keno
sha, in said county deceased; and also the accom-
panying petition of Samuel Y Brandeof said city,
representing among other things that the said Car
oline Louisa Field lately deceased at her residence
il this city, the 28d day of February 1858, died
testate that said instrument is the last will ana
testament Of said deceased; that he, the petitioner
is the identical Samuel Y BEande nd ned and APP
pointed in and by the said last viii and testament
as executor thereof; and tlat george y Itlclardsol
is named as alternate executor in and 5y SAD lass
win and testament; and praying that day DC APP
pointed for hearing the proofs OF SAID last VIII ana
testament, and that upon the proof and allowance,
Of said will and approval OF pond ietIers 1G5;aneh-
tarv be issued thereon said George >, ftlchard
son. or such other person as may be appointed.
1t is ordered that the proofs OF sala instrument
be heard before the Judge Of this Court On satur
day the 2sth day of March, 1885, at o CLOCK +. NJ,
Al his off &c in tho city of kenosha. .sa45
: And il is farther ordered that notice thereof be
Given 10 an persons interested, by. publishing
eopy Of THIS order for three successive weeks in !
fhe Kenosha Telegraph weekly newspaper, print !
ed and publishedin KenOsha in said county.
Dated at Kenosha, Feb. ~, A. d. 1868
HIRAM TUTTLR,
3w40 County Judge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05

The dispersion of a Republican mass
meeting nj Murfgeesboro, Tenn, on Satur
day, ~ en- armed mob of Johnsonites.
whereby SIX men were badly, aud two ia
tally, wounded, is the latest proof Of the
friendly viid fraternal disposition Of he
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05

Has Nature an antidote for acquired dis
eases? The Plantation Bitters, prepared By
DR.. Drake, Of New Y ork, have no doubt ben
Gifted and cured more psrsons of Dyspepsia.
Nervousness, Sour stomach, Loss of Appe,
tite. Sinking Weakness. General Debility and
MeEtrl Dependency, than any other article
est roots and herbs, carefully prepared. to be
taken as tonic and gentle stimulant. They
are adapted to any age OF condition of life,
and are extensively popular with mothers
and persons Of sedentary habits. sis'alh
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05
II, IT CT 4,


sGenI eraan who suffered for years from NQrTous de-
bits premature decay ana all the effects us ybuthfu
IND ton Will, fer ths sake Of suffering humanity
send free all who need il, the recipe and direction
for making the simple remedy by which he cured
Suererswising to prof by the advertisers experience
by add 2, sin perfect e0nddeHge
1y30a JOHN =, OGDEN, y Cedar Street, NJ f.ar
aug MisERABEEs! Misguided and unfortunate yoang
nen Essays ufwarning and insructioa for young
men, who have abused their physical pow ers.
Wasted their substance in rietous living, and fallen
victtmstq disease. with reports the Howard treat
ment and cure Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address Or. J sKILLIN H0UGHT0N,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. I've
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05

~ Permanent Success is only attained by
merit. No medicines ever put in the market
have ever obtained the favor of the public in
so great degree as Or. j w. Poland's White
Pine Compound for coughs, colds and kidney
diseases and Poland's Humor Doctor, for
isdrofula, sc.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-05

REMOVAL ag TIE STATE CAP1ro, --Tbs
Assembly Committee, Who have had undo,
consideration bill, providing for the re-
moyaI Of the State Capitol from Madison to
Milwaukee, have reported in favor thereof.
No great Importance attaches to this, as il
is not likely anything will come out of it.