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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby given that the animal meeting
~ OF Bristol Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. will be
held at the store of Taber s. Williams. in Bristol
on Tuesday Jan 9Th. 1869 for the election If Off
GERS. and such other business as may be brought
before the meeting. A full attendance is request
ed. E GEORGE s, TABER, Sec 4
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January 4th 1859.

DONATION YIsITAT BRIsToL-Thcre Will
be an oyster supper at Asbury Chapel in
Bristol on Wednesday Evening january Goth
inst, for the benefit of Rev NJ Blackburn
Tickets ST 80 per couple; single rs cents All
are invited, By THE COMMITTEE.
Bristol January 9th 1862. &
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s ALWAYS READY to cure Hacking Cough
remove the pain from Chest or Lungs,or allay
the feverish symptoms attending Kidney
Complaints this is what is heard from hun
dpeds who have used the White Pine Com
pound. Try it. rs
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A Man Nicely Booked.

IA Man Nicely Booked.
Mr.. Emory Grant, the Supt. of the Meth
odist Sabbath School was well book ed last
Thursday evening at the Church Sociable, but
we are happy to say that be WIS noe
''boolzed" as some young men are at times. in
a manner that is not the most pleasant.
Though it was storming, the Society was
well attended. During the evening stand
was placed in the centre OF the room near by
Mr.. Grant, on which was tastefuly arranged
four neatly bound volumesAan English work
entitled :" A Half Hour withs the Best
'Authors.' Rev. Mr. Mead being present,
stepped forward and presented the valuable
gift in behalf the, teachers, as a token Of
FChristian love and as Jan expression of their
appreciation of his qualifications and labors
Fin the Sabbath School For moment Mr., g.
Twas somewhat overcome, bat soon made him.
tseli master of the, occasion, and replied in 3
-peat and touching speech, The affair was
tTery enjoyable, as IL was a perfect surprise to
the honored Fecipient.o9 y s<sa.I.s *
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NoTIoE .-The pews in the Unitarian Church
building will De rented For the, year 1869 BIZ
lot on Monday January 18th 1869 ut 10 o'clock e
A. NJ. in the same manner, and at the same
price slast year,t sale to be al the church
edifee.
January 4th 1852
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St Mathews Episcopal Church.

No services were held in the Episcopal
Church last sabbath The Society has not
yet succeeded in securing clergyman for the
supply of the pulpit.
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DR.. R. F. YOUNGS ADVERTISEMENTS.

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. -Corns cured in one
day by using Dr. R. F. Young's CHIROPO. This
preparation gradually desolves the corn in o few
hours removing the root. Sent free on receipt of
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WE Manufacture all kinds ofTin g Sheet
Iron Ware. A good assortment on hand and
all kinds of Job Work done with neatness and
despatch. ,
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a intelligent young lady to canvass Kenosha
- for the sale Of the s'LA BANDANAH, OR la
DIES FRIEND" an article which meets with a
ready sale. Address Miss KATIE NJ. RYAN,
MILWAUKEE,
3w39 General Agent for Wisconsin.
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YIELDED AT LAsT.-B letter received from
the proprietors OF Goes Cough Ba1sans, we are
informed that they have at last yielded to
the pressing demand, and in addition to the
ordinary size now so long in the market, have
consented to furnish their popular remedy
Goes Cough Balsam), in. mammoth family
bottles, which will be the largest bottle of
medicine ever sold in this country for ST.
and which is unequalled as a sure and speedy
remedy tor Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
and all throat and lung complaints. Both
f~@e, uf ly41
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GRAM. BINDER Mr.A, Underwood fqfla5
erly of his city, sends us one Of his circulars,
in which he claims he has Invested a grain
binder gwhichmay be attached tosone ,hAirgby' \
Reapers. His machine binds with twine a
sheaf equally tight from eight to fourteen
inches in diameter. The binder It is stated
was on exhibition for trial at the NewsJe rsey
State Agricultural Society, and pronounced
satisfactory. $500 - rss Be
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MEETING or TIE FEE 1. DEPARTMENT. The an
nnal meeting Of net snoshqq Eire Department
Jan lin a. as 0 os M lopfns election of
prevented s. G. J0gNsoN
gaoosbo Ian. 1st 1850 So,
= = = &C. c. Il m II,
nv 9oasy tnp@ra ,o1 1aaper4iz'rSs mes. @'ihe
basipnxs hefor, them adionr1ed Yesterday, {vt.t
ever measures Of public interest were acts;l anon
by the Board viii appear next week. n ~
T. -T-s-sr II TT-739
isFtsooPAh - Dfenop 81 - @"ili
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TEACHERS AssoclATIoN.-The proceedings
of the Teachers Association, held in tbs
city last. week., Will we found in this paper,
Those who are interested in educational mat
tiers will read the transaetlofs Of the ASsoca-
tion Ssith interest. N8h
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Curing Fluid cur1s he hair Immediately it is APP
piled. Sent free on receipt OF 81. atf ae ftags
! GRAY HAIR RES. oRED 10 it's original color
immediately by using DR.. r! F, Young 3 Hair Res
torcr II Is permanent, and perfectly natural in eff
feet. Sent free on receipt of 81.
HAIR DESTROYER DR. r. +. Ioupg's Depila-
tor removes supernuous hair from any part Of the
body without injury to the skin. Sent free on re-
cept of$l. fa
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EXPAND EG BRACES: they strengthen the voice,
relieve Indigestion, and are especial recommend
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DRUNKENNESS CU2ED.--Dr. R. +. Youngs pos
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either sex can make $50 daily. and contains valu-
able information forlnarried and single, SentT free
on receipt Of 70 cents. sa4a 1l a 1ata
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b
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Every bod should read It. Price 80 cents
Address MEuNA. 81 co. 500, Broadway,
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Il A CIRCUS wITHoUTA CLOWN would be no
circus at all in the estimation of the boys. a
man suffering from scrofulous Humor in
the Blood is only suffering needlessly, when a
few bottles Of DR.. j. w Poland's Humor
Doctor will effect cure.
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ojoln the Methodist church elsewhere, and
one died, leaving net increase of 10. ff
During the year, besides adults, children
received the ordinance of baptism. aa y.
The liberality of the Society has been quite
creditable. There was raised during the year
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Il, We trust oapology is necessary for degoting SO
large space of reading matter this week to the
Churches. Last Sabbath being the first Sabbath of
the new year. it is usual for the pastors to appro-
pratethe occasion, to aretew5of the past-4sfdris-
tally and financially. We have heretofore given
the statistics as far "a they have been obtained.
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$50 eweek for Agents male or female,
local or travelling, steady employment, no
capital required, Address MEL Ma & co.
500 Broadway, New York, 1id 4sd :.
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TIC aOove with the exception OF $500 does
mol include the amount for minister's salary,
"oie en- Is sl,6Oo per annum parsonage in ad
dition. Nor does it include the amounts con-
trippSeo oy me church and society for the be
nevoient Institutions Of theday.
Present number Of resident members on the
church record, $50; of this number 70 are a b
sentees, who have not been dismissed.
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THE NEW zoos or WONDERS Tells how
either can make $50 daily. and contains vau-
able information forimarried and single, Sent free
on receipt Of 25 cents. o fs.a
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SECRET OF BEAUTY. DIR, r. II. Young 0rien-
tai Cream OF Roses beauties the complexion and
removes all erupions from the skin. Sent free son
receipt of ST
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-4Superior TO tAe fest
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price, tt
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Address all orders for The above prepa-
rations, &c, to DIR r. II YOUNG & CO,
697 Broadway, New York t I'll
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HAIR DESTROYER.-Dr r. f. Youpg's Depila-
tor removes superfuons hair from any part of the
body without injury to the skin. Sent free on re-
cept of 81. q
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'a MATRIMONY MADE EASY, Or How
10 WIN A LOVER, 10000 copies sold.
Every bod should read Il. Price so cents
Address NEUNA 81 co. 500, Broadway,
New; York .is.,e,l5 6W32
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EASY Enough"

hb5V GuOuSE
Our readers have doubtless all read OF We
locipedes, and seen, Illustrations Of this lat
est Partisan novelty, in the Scientific Anserican
and other illustrated papers OF the day, and
too, are aware that New York, Chicago, and
other OF our large cities, are in great furore
over the same; and that Henry Ward Beech
er, Susan B. Anthony, and other celebrities,
have already adopted this novel method Of
Iocomotion; yet, knowing all this, perhaps
many are not aware that Kenosha also boasts
of her Velocipede-but so it is. Our fellow
citizen, r. B. Whitaker, of the Gravel
Foundry and Machine Shop, informed us
one day last week. that if we would step up
to Franklin Hall, we would have an oppor-
tunity to see Vclocipede in operation; ac-
cOrdingly we started for the Hall.e On our
way, we came across our friend H--,whom
we knew to be very much interested in all new
inventions-in fact, an inventor, himself-so
invited him to accompany us to the Hall.
Arriving there, we found Mr.. WIS son, a lad
some dozen years of age, mounted upon his
two wheeled vehicle, gracefully making the
circuit of the Hail. turning this way and that,
and finally circling round and round so rapid
ly as to almost make one dizzy while looking
on Our friend stood in mute admiration for
few moments, when he sung out: Bub,
I'll take turn, ifyou please" Certainly,
sir replied the boy, with a sly twinkle IN
his eyes Jump on" With not altogether
the grace of an Apollo, yet with no lack OF
courage, he bestrides the vehicle, purposing
to speed swiftly over the smooth foor-make
few circles, and then give others chance.
A few uncertain movements ensue, then an
inclination this way and that. with gyrations
indescNbable, finally sudden lurch and be-
hold our friend and his nondescript, tive
wheeled wheel Harrow has exchanged places.
With a rueful countcnance, dusty back, and
bifuricated garment rent unseemly-he re-
gains his feet; dons his oyer-coat, and leaves
the hall, remarking sit is Easy Enough to
ride Velocipede after, a little practice"
While the Yelocipede from its insignificant
appearance, is somewhat deceptive -some-
what trying to the nerves-and en- awful test
of the gravity of the uliinitiated, we see nc
reason why they may not be brought into
general use as a means of locomotion; as We
are told they can easily be driven at from Il
to u miles an hour Oh common dirt road
Mr.. Whitaker informs us that he shall manu-.
factrre few Of them, and should there be
demand, will make-ita branch of his busl
ness The probable cost of. a 'Yelocipede will
be from $40 to $50. F.al5 o LOCAL.
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i DRUNKENNESS CURED. DIR R. T. Young's pos
$1,000 54@0Eaa I9a
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formities cured BY usirg Dr. T. r YouDg's CHEST
EXPAND NG BRACES; they strengthen the voice,
relieve Indigestion, and are especially recommend
ed for assisting growth promoting health and
symetry of figure. Sent free on receiet of 81.
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HAIR-CURLING FLUID.-Dr r. r. Young's
Curing Fluid curls The hair Immediately it is APP
piled. Sent free on receipt of 81. q
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\ LADIES BLUSH. DR.. R. T. Young's Ladies'
\ Blush gives the cheeks beautiful rosy tint. Sent
free ON receipt of$1 8 IAJ
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED 10 it's original color
mediately, by using DR.. r. F, Young's Hair Res
torcr, II is permanent, and perfectly natural in ef
feet. Sent free on receipt of 81.
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aGRBATEsT BOOK EVER pUBLISHED DR.. q.
81 Young wonderful beck the MAGIC WAND
AND N EDIGhh GUIDE 800 pages, Sent free on
receipt of 81, sendfor descriptive circular.
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PiLEs-Dr, Young's world renowned Pile RENE
dy is never known 20 FAM, sent free receipt Of
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CANCERS cured without pain or loss of blood,
no butchering by the Of the knife, cure guar-
anteed or no pay. Send stamp for circular to Dr..
f. +. Young co 691 Broadway, New York. 9.sl
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FEMBLECo DR. Y0ung's celebrated
pills, remove all distinctions peculiar to females,
Price 50 per box,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21
The Clauroh aIilitant.


The battle field Of the High and Low
Church wings Of the Episcopal communion
is now in the West, the Rev. CHARLES e..
Cheney, Of Chicago, being charged with
emitting the word s'regenerase" in the bap-
tisrnal service Of the church. This practice
he has pursued openly FOR some time, and
justihss himself ON Inc ground that he does
not belisvs baptism 70 be Ysgsnsrsting-
ordinance, and that IL hs should employ the
word in the connection il which It isl givsn
in tho Book Of Commea Payer, he might
convey to his hearers falss idea Of HIS
views on the subject Upon being ramon
stratsd with by Bishop Whitshsuse, his
diocesan, he has positively declined TO use
she discarded word. He; thsssfors, stands
,sshargsd.- -Arss with on.ooAformity VIII
|, itha dostraass AZ the Churoh; ana. second,
With refusing 4 10 Asrsyessntlx obsyp his
bishsp. III iss Tie cass, oe Ms. Tate syss
.s=.= >=. l. &C. @ say 6:
soruisy oompla aiasA " ssnsisss In aSFadsiAg;
NET 6ding 10 tAe lltarsyi AZ mo skys a;s 81.
what asatpecRiiar gaiassnaGts ~ ths, ,sasS
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CHI AR L. e s TON.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE al, 1869
Tho, Irish Church Bili.

Atthree O'clock, on Saturday morning,
the British House Of Lords passed the Irish
Church bill to second reading. This
overeones the first danger Of collision
betweea the hereditary Chamber and the
House Of Commons, backed by the will Of
the nation. a But the bill has yet to run the
gauntlst Of the amendments which will,
doubtless, be proposed. The House Of
Commons viii, Of course, oonsider dispas-
sionately any amendments that may be made
by the Lords, bat no change can be suggest
ed sufficient to satisfy tho Tory peers which
would not destroy the vital principle Of the
bill, and such an amsndment the Commons
cannot and will not accept. If the Peers
confine themselves to questions Of detail,
with the object of letting the Irish Church
down easily and gently, they may do some
good; but any importsnt change would
nullify the whole measure, SO cautiously
has it been drawn and SO great is the de-
pendence the one on the other Of it's differ.
ent provisions. Tho nation demands the
whole bill, and will be satisfied with moth
ing less. i ":fa = 49,. : u.
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announced Oh the bills as Lila and Zoe. One Of
their feats consists in Lila. fall grown young
woman, swinging herself from platform
erected in front OF the gallery, entirely across
the auditorium, until she touches With her
feet Q trapeze that hangs at considerable alti-
tude over the orchestra. Securing herself ON
this trapeze with her feet, her body swings
downwards, and she remains In that position
while Zoe, child Of II years OF age, mounts
the platform in the gallery, and seizing two
iron rings throws herself off, and darts TO.
wards Lila, and when nearing her the child
throws q somersault in mid-air, and her only
chance from being crushed to death by falling
nom the dizzy height among the audience in
the parquette. is beiDg caught by Lila, who
hangs with her head downwards from the
trapeze. Certain death would be the result Of
the slightest mistake made by either OF the
performers. On Saturday evening, Lila barely
caughtthe child who afterwards fell while
being let down to the stage. Although se-
verely injured. she was Observation-Disclosures
inhumanly ordered to- remoupt the platform in
the gallery and repeat the feat. Tho child
obeyed; but such conduct on the part Of those
having charge Of the exhibition was too much
for the audience to stand, and there was
unanimous cry Of mo, no !" t'Shame, shame i
"Take her baek,' "rake her book" etc. In
the meantime the child mounted the platform,
and then stood ready to repeat the feat; but
the audience rose en- saGsse. to their great
credit, and prevented the ropes from being
handed to her. Unable TO combat such a dis
play of public indignation and dis approval,
the child was ordered to retire, which she did
amid the most tumultr1ors apnIausa
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Tho Tennessee Elections.

The canvass in Tennessee has assumed q
new phase, the extreme Radicals having
swung round from the old cry Of prpscrip-
tion to the new doctrine Of removing
all political disabilities. There are two
candidates for Governor in tho feld-Sen-
ter and Stokes, both Radicals. Senter, by
the resignation Of, Parson Brownlow, now
United States, Senator, became acting Gov
ernor Of the State. He is supported BY
Brownlow, who, after laboring for four
years to fill the statute books with proscrip-
tive legislation, is now writing dogmatic
letters in which he declares that for the
Tennessee Radicals to continue the restrio-
tive policy is misohievous and ridiculous.
senter, in his address to the people, says
that the privilege Of the elective franchise
should be restored and extended, 90 as to
embrace tho mass Of tho adult population
Of the State. Stokes bids as high as SEN
ter, and, between the two, disfranchisemen
in Tennessee is believed to be at an end.
It. is generally admitted, however, that
the senter party have repented at the
eleventh hour for the sake Of success And
yet ssnter holds the election in his own
hands, for BrownIow's franchise laws give
the Governor the power to appoint Registra-
tion Commissioners, who will only grant
certificates to men Of the right stripe
That he should have made bid for popu.
lsrity is proof that his party feel that IL
they persist In disfranohising. the rebels,
after awhile the rebels may in turn disfran-
ehise them. But it will take about two
years to amend the consultation by striking
out the disfranchising clauses, and there
are hundreds Of conservative Republicans
who opposed Brewnlow in his extreme In :.
tolerance ! who will now as firmly oppose
his extreme liberality. None Of the Ten:
nessee Radioalsaoan be trusted, and while
both parties are Radicals. it matters but
little which side whips. There ID, It seems,
some alarm in both camps. One sviolsat
Radical writes that s' IL both Ssntsr and
'..H.okss =ss : sshas end TIE Dsmoorassw 30
''found, after thsir votes ars counted next
"August, 70 have elected Andrew Johnsoza
"Governor Of Tennessee, !" and that ..ssuohi ianh
.s.svent will require the presence Of a3largs
"Union army in the State or the quiet exodus
t'of the loyal whites and their colored
''friends." This fellow is evidently scared,
but there is some hope yet for b Rsdical- rid
den Tennessee. -54i9t. i