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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24
The Kenosha County Teachers Assooia

/ The Ken0sha county Teachers AssoGla
ton.
! The coming meeting OF this Asso citation,
win be held in the High School room, on We'd
nesday and Thursday, Dec. Both and 3lst.
1858.
It Il expected that goodly number OF
teachers from abroad will be present, and
lgiveus the benefit Of their experience. The
meeting will be organized at ten O'Clock on
Wednesday morning. Lectures will be given
on Wednesday, and Thursday evenings. Free
entertainment will be gwen to lady teachers.
It viii be remembered that school boards are
authorized by law, to allow teachers their
wages forthe time spent in meetings of this
character.
The executive committee, are anxious that
the meeting shall be profitable one: and,
that it may be profitable, it is necessary that
there should be large at tendence. Grave
changes are proposed in the school laws of
The state, and the teachers and friends OF ed
ucation in Kenosha county, should confer to-
gether, and give uHequivocal expression to
their sentiments thereon. II is earnestly
hoped therefore. that euery teacher at werh in
tHc county Will DC present.
b Tbs following subjects Of discussion, will
be considered, during the session =
School Supervision. ee @ @
Proper Incentives.
Object Reeitations laT CsnEfeaa q
Irregular Attedance s@ .s@Ss5
g Papers will be read as follows:
On Requisites of good Reading, J. Fl. Holt.
Study in It's Relation to Time. j. Harmon.
!" What Subjects or Topics should be wholly.
Oral. and Methods Of Teaching, H. Barns.
Relations of Light and Ventilation 10 Life.
aaesa sH4 tsk .g1sy JAS. Hannah.
school Reports and Records, s. L. Heath;
Glass Exercises will be conducted asg
By L. w. Briggs, in Physical Geography.
BY D. f. Hicks, in Object Teaching
By r. Graham, in Spelling $50 -s.sss
By A. Cheney, in Com. and Dec. Frae-
lions, and percentage. s5sef
BY w. D. Parker, In Mental Arithmetic.
By G. S. Albee, in Mathematical Geography
H.
Dun neighbor ofthe Waukegan Gazette, ap-
peopriates column 0of hislpapcr in the en-
deaver to have his readers believe, that Wan
kegan has more business prominenee than
Kenosha, and.greatlys excels,the latter in its
business transactions. We do not notice the
statements of the Gazette for the purpose Of
controversy, or in any way to disturb the hap
py delusicn of our nsighbor. We will indulge
Waukegan ia all 1t has claimed, and as much
more yet unclaimed, as 1t sees ut to make.
The Gazette selects two or three items Of rail-
road freight by ray Of instituting a compari-
son between Waukegan and Kenosha. Per
haps we may be able to give the figures of
the fetal shipments from Racine Kenosha
and Wsukegan, not for the purpose Of con.
troyerting the business showing of Waukegan,
but as matter Of public information. If we
succeed in obtaining the fguresfrom the au-
thorltiye sources, perhaps tho Gazette will be
pleased to publish.
You will at all times find everything in the
Grocer line at Slosson & Andrews, and prices
as low as the lowest. If
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24
DIR. sMYTH Returns to Aemoslsa.

Editor Henoeh0 IelegrGpb,-Permit me to in
form your readers that, III compliance with mary
urgent requests, will return to KEN0sHA and
take rooms at tle HALLIDAY HOUSE, where 1
may be consulted, during TUESDAY and WE'D
NE6DAY, JANUARY I2th and 18th and continue
to make regular visits thereafter, of which due no.
tice WILDE given, obviating the inability heretofore
felt by many whose state of health circumstances
prevented thefr coming to GAINESVILLE 60
To those OF your readers who NAV not be &C.
quainted with the particulars of my practice,
brief explanation regarding it might not be unwel
come. During the whole Of my professional career
my time and attention has been exclusively devoted
to the study and investigation Of diseases Of til
NASAL CAVITY, THROAT, LUNGS and CHEST; to
affections of the EYE and EAR, and arrangements
of the NERVOUS SYSTEM. My specially embraces
the eradication Of CONSUMPTION, CATARRH,
THROAT DISEASES affections of the VOCAL Or
CANS, asthma, and oil Daryn05o5, Bronchial md
Pulmonary Gonap1aiats; The removal Of Deaf5te9s.
DISCHARGES from The Ear, and tie treatment 81 oll
diseases Eeadipg to Geaera1 Debility or TO me logs
and impairment Of Nervous or Lhy8ica5 Poacer
During my professional career, III JanesYlc fol-
the past two years, have from time to time pub
lshed testmo nials of remarkable cures emanating
from parties of unQuestionabe responsibility and
position, and bear the closest investigation as 70
their genuine character together with editorial com
ments from the leading papers of Wisconsin. Hav-
ing been induced to publish these Endorsements,
because the people always recognize tie proofs of
successful treatment as the most desirable creden
'ials to the public confidence which physician can
produce being better satisfied with favorable evil
dence OF established practicable results han with
the most elaborate demonstration OF the scientific
character of mere Theory
/ In every case, coming for examination, a candid
opinion will be given as to the probabilityofa cure
and no case will be accepted for treatment which
does not offer reasonable chance of success To
save unnecessary correspondence DR. S. wishes il
to be distinctly understood that no person will be
prescribed forwithout previous personal examin
alton.
/ In conciusioni permit me to assure the public
that inYalids coming under my care may expect to
receive every. benefit guaranteed by science skill
and comprehensive egpe29tAoe.
s. W. SMITH, NJ. D.
Consulting Rooms Myers House Block, lanes
vile. WiscOnsin. 1y24eow
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24

70 BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE HAIR
and restore it to its natural Color and impass
that beautiful gloss, odor, etc, use Mrs. ar
4 Aliens Improved (faeeo style) Hair Re stor
er or Dressing IN one bottle) Every Druggist
sells it. Price One Doller. Nv TO-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24

We Manufacture al kinds Of Tin & Sheet
iron Ware A good assortment on hand and
al kinds of Job Work done with neatness and
despateh. 1.L
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24

Observation-Disclosures this city, Dee Esd,
by Rev!YJ. Lothrop, Mr.. Jared %. Hodgett of
Nebraska and Miss Sarah Phillips, of, Liberty
vile Ill. . ..f
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An Enterprising Merchant.

S. G. JOHNSON, OF the well-known Corner
Bookstore,n has issued from this office every
morning during the present week, IAN 40 yer:
Using bulletin, informing the public that he
has a fine stock of goods, suitable for holiday
presents. 1t is an established fact that the
man who is most wide awake aud liberal in
advertising his wares for sale, is the man who
makes the largest sales, aud consequently can
afford ia sell at far less margin of profit
than the man who sits behind kis counter and
waits for the few struggling customers who
by chance get into his store. As might be sx-
pected, Mr.. Johnson is doing q large and re-
munerative holiday trade. De not fail to call
and examine his stock and learn his prices
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24
Blaoksmithing.

Blacksmithing. 81 :
We would call the attention of the public
to the advertisement Of T. L.Whitbeck & Co
which appeared in the TELEGRAPH last week,
and would have been noticed then had
there been time. Whitbeck & Co. are fully
prepared to do all kinds of blacksmithing
in their line in the most workmanliks man
ner, and at the shortest notice. And as they
are always on hand, and always ready and
ebliging, those who need anything in their
line wsuld do well to give then trial.
Many good horses are nearly ruined by bad
sheeing, and whenever there il any improve
ment made in shoeing, it is for the interest of
every one whe owns good horse to avail
himself of the improvement. Whitbeck
& Go. calculate to keep up with the times in
this respect, as well as all others.
The TELEGRAPH office is very much indebt-
ed TO the ingenuity Of Mr.. Whitbeck, in SO
altering the press as to secure the printing of
the TELEGRAPH in its present enlarged Size
and improved appearance, and we take pleas
ure ia making the acknowledgement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24

YOUNG AMERICA FOR JANUARY. There Is
always a great hurrah among the children
when YOUNG. AMERICA arrives. Its stories
its puzzles its pictures, possess an irresistible
attraction, and induce lots of boys and girls
to beg at bedtime for just ''half an hour
mere" The January number is the third
issued since the enlargement, and is one of the
most interesting and attractive that has been
published Parents and teachers Should bear
IN mind that it is the only juvenile periodical
that confines itself to sketches of an absolute
ly truthful, natural character. Publication
Office. S3S Broadway, N. Y At $1.5o yearly.
THE GATAxYY FOR 1869.-Thc January
number will commence the seventh volume
Of the Galaxy. This periodical has been
steady gaining in public favor, and since It's
Enlargement, contains more reading matter
with one exception, than any other periodi-
cal published In the country. The prospect
I've volume for the ensuing year, promises to
be unusually Interesting. Subscription price,
$400 Address Sheldon& Company, publish-
ers. 49S & SEQ Broadway, New York,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24

lou will at all times find everything in the
Grocer line at slosson & Andrews, and prices
as low as the lowest. If
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24
state OF STlsc0H sjn~--lM Probate EHenoshn
COnney Court

State of Wlseonsin---lm Probate Eenosho
County CoHrt.
In the matter ofthe estate of Rebecca j Perry, de-
ceased. ~ 81.
Il ETFERS of administration III said matter hay
"a ing been granted TO George Perry late OF Som
ers, Kenosha county therefore on his motion it is
ordered that six months from ard after the twentv1
third day OF December, A d 1868 be allowed and
limited to creditors opresent their claims against
SAID deceased for examined ion and allowance and
notice is hereby given that the Judge Of said Court
VIII, on the thiftleth day Of January A D 1863 NJ
one o'clock p N of said day, at hs Office in aid
county, examine and adjust all claims ana demands
OF all persons against said deceased
And 1t is further ordered that notice of this order
be given by its publication in the Kenosha Tele-
graph, a newspaper published weekly in Kenoeha
CITY, for four successive weeks before the time ao-
pointed aforesaid, and also by posting copies Of
This order in four public places in the city Of Keno
sh at four weeks before said Both day of Jan.
nary, 1862
Dated at Kenosha city the Esd day of January 1862
: Blythe Court, JAMES j. PETIT, ~
CountyJudge in and for Kenosha county.
- 4W30l 4ll
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-24

Mr.. Joslyn's New Photogra PHI and Tin Type
Gallery, opposite B&in's Hardware Store will.
be opened to-day and ready for business.
First class 8orkst Chicago prices. Tintyres
only 25 cents per dozen. A large variety of
frames and cases. 1intype Albums, which
will be offered al Wholesale prices. Call and
see for your selves.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19

The reg ular meeting Of the Trades Assem-
bly, was held at their hall, 2S7 Randolph
street, on Monday evening, September l4th.
vice president Geo. Syme in the chair.
After roll can the minutes Of the proceed
ing meeting were read and approved.
The report of the committee TO wait on
he unions in regard to the Wcrkingmen's
Convention, made a report, which was
accepted.
Bills to the amount Of $42, 16 were ordered
paid
A communication was read from the ship
carpenters and caulksrs withdrawing their
delegates FROM the Assembly.
On motion, the Communication was re-
reived, and placed on file.
The resignation Of the recording secreta:
ry was received. t 4 N4 !
On motion, the resignation Of the record
ing secretary wssaceepted.
Mr. Timothy Lynch was dominated, and
subsequently, declared the unanimous choice
Of the Assembly for the Office Of recording
S Secretary, and upon his installation, toox mis-
seat.
On motion Of Mr.. Parker, Mr.. A. O. Cam
eron was appointed delegate to the N L.
u convention to be held at New York, on
the 2lst inst.
Mr.. Overacker moved that the Assembly
send three delegates to the German Trades
Assembly.
Laid over for one week.
Moved. seconded, and carried, that the
new Constitution be made the special order
Of business. =
On motion, the Assembly adjourned.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19
FaoM OHIO.


CiNcIsNArr, Sept. Is, 1865.
To ths Editor Of the WokKmoxAE's ADVOCATE.
Last Saturday evening Iattended polit.
ical meeting IN the lota ward of this city
Mr.. Trevellick and the Hon. s. r. Cary sd-
dressed the meeting, which was chiefly com
posed Of working men. Ii was a very large
meeting indeed. Il was the first time bad
an opportunity Of hearing either Of the gen.
tiemsn speak, and tell you was handsome.
ly rewarded 70: my trouble, in going Q
couple Of miles to hear them. have MOI
space to maze any remarks, further thsu
say, In my own opinion, considered them
masterpieces Of oratofy, eleqoeuce and
truth. Yours, &C., SoJoURsER-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19

with iss gloomy attendance lsw spirts depre son in
voluntary emions loss Of semen, spermAtorrhea loss
Of power, diz1y head, los Of memory Aad threat ed
Impotence and imbecility. finds q sovereign in
Oomposa OF the most valuable, mild and potend
ttwsa, they strike the root Of the matter
and energy. life and vit<ty 70 the entire They
have cured thousands OF cages Price % package Of
old cases, 9lu0 per single box sold by drug
giBts aud ssnt By mall receipt OF price. Add enc
Hnmphrsys 8pccinc Ho9sopathis Medicine Co.. So
BroaasAE, New Ygk-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19
OFFICERS /:


This Company. National In hs character. Offers, by
Of It's Large Capital. Los Rates Of rsmIam, and
New Tables, the most desirable Of insaring lie
yet y. esented to the public.
The rates Of premin being largely reiucsd are mad
favorable 70 the insurers those Of the be uual
Companies, and avoid all the complications uncer-
ainties OF Notes Dividends and the understandings
which the latter apt 70 the Policy Holders
Several new and attractive tables presented
which med only be Understood prove eptAbe
the public, such Is the INCOME PRODUCING POLICY
and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY. In the former, thu
policy holder not only secures life Insurance payable
at DEATH but VIII receive ~ living after period Of
few years. annual income equal ten per cent ne
per cent Of the par Of hs policy. In the latter the
Company agrees return 10 the assured the tetal
amount Of money he has paid ia In addition to the
amount Of his policy.
The attention Of persons uplasing insurinE their
nv increasing the amount Of insurance they already
have called to the special advantages offered by tn
Naiiona Life Insurance CaDpany.
Crcular Pamphlets and full partc ulars given on ap-
pFcstcn to the Branch once Of the Company In this
city, to Its General Agents.
81 LOCAL AGENTS are wanted In every city and
town; and applications from competent parties for
such agencies with suitable endorsemen ts. should be
In their respective districts.
General agents OF the COMPANY.
JAY COOK CO., ysw York, for New York State and
Horthern Neg Jersey.
H. W. CLARKE CO.. for PenngvaniA and Southern
JAZZ COOKS 4 CO.. Washington, D. c., for Maryland.
Delaware, Virginia, District Of oolum bia, and
Western Virginia.
J. A. ELLIS CO.. Chicago. Illinois, for Illinois and
Hon. STEPHEN MILLER, Ct. Paul, for Minnesota.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19

IEsURE In TIE REPUBLIC TssuRAxcK CoHPASY
Of Chicago.
PAPKR HASGxes AND WINDOW SHADE
Latest Styles, ct y. n RIG BY's,ss Randolph
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19
Authorized Agents.

Mr.. john James, gentleman in whoa we
have the most exploit confidence WIN ssJr /
" visit the towns u Ohio and KsntucSy in
our behalf, with full power to rectify all err
rors which may LaEe been committed.
Mr.. James Hennessey, OF Chicago, is an
thorized to act as agent 70. the ADycuArE
among the shoemaSers Of The rnited States
All monies paid to him for subscriptions
Will be duly acknowledged at this otkce.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19
SAFE RDAy EVENINGS
for thsir eouysniaaee-
Means fnr Identifying Dspositors

Means fnr Identifying Depcsitors
wher nes Dercxstor first comes The Savings Rank
precautions tak-o. aud records made hat he may
always he ider.ifea. and "a a. hook h lot
the owaer thereof cannot ~ demanded.
the business OF thir in-titnrinn confined exclusively
70 the receipts ac OF savings Dsyosi Funds
Deposited IN trust No Commercial General BAnk-
Ink business 10 transactr1
certain o. ..iSe the t4nds invested ~ loan
upon estate In the cry chicago. making such
leans preferences y Awaya given 10 apDIcnrns from
Depoors u small means. who have uaied 10 ahs
Instttution sci eirnt Dns ~ pay for lot Of RrguPd
and desire 20 borrow something 10 Aid f'.em IN
erecting build 70 be used PsrmAnsns homes for
tbelnselyer and Amilias
So May w nrsf 10 EuroPe or else~h
for Depoeifnrs.
EW- Th- Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected by ON
ittes o. depustors rhiI institA0n, may Nh 90
the Savings sank
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19

"aer. the general business Of the Company transact
cd. and 70 which al general correspondents should be
addressed.
DIRECTORS.
Jay Cock, Phla. w. A. Rollins. Washington.
y. Raich. starr, Phila- Vim, n. chandler,
". @. Meorhead, PhilA John d. Defress, "
George fyisr, PhHa wdw'd Dodge. New York
j. Hinckley Clark, PhiA- Ii. Q. Fahnessock, Z"
OFFICERS:
c. r. CLARK, Phiadelpbia, President
HkNkf ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice President
JAZZ COOKE. Chairman Finance ana Executive Com
mittee.
EMERSON ". PEEr, Phnsdelpnia. Secretary ard Ae-
tuary.
=. 9. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS g. SMITH M. D., Medical Director
Medical Advisory Board
J. X. BARNS, Sur. en-, U. 8. A Wash.
Mashi ngtun.
d. w. BLISS, NJ. d., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WIN. y. CHANDLER. Washington, ID. O.
Gpes9s HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19

sass envy withers Of anotheri's tnys
Ind hates the excellence iteannus reach
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-19


WHEREAS, The WoRKIyMASs ADVOCATE il the
only journal in the Borth~ess that supports with
yigcr and zeal the interests of the lahuring or
producing classes, and that sincerely snd ably
Yindicates their rights a class, and therefore,
Resolved, That this convention recognize it
as she official organ OF tho different bodies here
in represented, and pledge il continuance Of
our hearty support, while we urge our co labor.
ers 10 e0opeEAie with us id the discharge 81
this tour EeciPrOeal) eblig a,ion.as
A vote Of thanks was Their tenfcpd to the
chairman. and after giving tnre. cheers and a
tiger Tor the candidates of tbs Wsrkingmen's
Party the Convention a iourned. - a,
THs PRovIDHsr LIFE IxsRRAscE' OvAfPxxxg on
CHICAGO, is one Of tie safcst and best establish.
ed on the American continent In addition 10
the iifs bfsnch Is established an aeeifeat de-
partmvnt, in the understanding Of which every
wOrkiagman i particularly Interested. How
many Of the seAmsn recently drowned on ths
Hippoeampus for example. had made provisions
il this manner for he future Not one, end the
result is thas their families are. Or wiz be, de-
pendent on public charity for support Where
as, Il they had performed their duty, nor an In
significant outlay, the Wolf would have beer
kept IRON their doors 10 those travelling
also. this company presents peculiar induce
ments. being the only one In the Westeru
eountry which has been asls % fuIfllis plsd6sl
under all siesamstanceA sss advsrtisemenk
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08
Local NOTICES.

We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our resders to the advertisement
of the Globe Mutual Life Insurance CON-
pany of New York which may be found in
another column. This company was charter
ed in 1864. ard has accumulated the rice
sum of S1,171,ls3. .56, securely invested in
the best and safest Investments in the
mar cts. We would earnestly advise every
one who contemplates insurance to examine
this company first. The inducements il
offers are superior to any other. The
dividends are declared and paid annually in
CASH (iustead of notes) thereby giving the
assured the cheapest and the best insurance
All policies are nonforfeitable, another great
advantage.
Mr. T. r. Gould of this city is General
Agent, end DR.. Thomas Stilwell Medica
Examiner. If you desire cheap and reliable
insurance policy on your life, by all means
choose The Globe The Officers are men o.
the highest standing in New York, and a:s
well known by all business men. 1t has
received the highest praise from the press al
over the land for its fair dealing and upright
course. 1922.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08

Psfsonal.--Gov. HAYES was visiting with
bis friends in Fremont from Saturday tC
Monday last
Hon. HoNER EVERETT was home during
the fortnighty recess of the dem;johnson Leg,
islature las The State Journal dubs ii) from
Saturday to Monday.
Mr.. z. B. BRowN, of the Bellevue
Gazette, favored US with call this week.
he reports things in a fourishiDg cordition
in Bellevue.
Mr.. z. CuLyER, of Bellevue, removed
TO Omaha last week.
DR.. A. F. PRcE, dentist, Of this city,
will be absent all of next week attending
the annual meeting of the Central Ohio
Dental Association at Mansfield. -
The Rev. Mr.. WrKEs, pastor Of the n
E. Church here, will next week attend the
fifteenth quadrennial National Conference Of
the N. E. Church which is now in session al
Chicago. He was appointed an alternate
ty the District Conference.
&C ]. PETITE ,NE, an old time citizen oil
Fremont, now a merchant at Fon du Lac,
Wis, slings printers ink with a perfect
abandon. The Fon du Lac Reporter comes
to us this week with one entire page occupied
by his advertisement, of Dry Goods, etc.
The editor says it's big firm and must
have room to swing in.