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WoULDNT Ear MnK-A frtena
mine has two bright little boysf f,,a
dy between three aud faer ,e.ra ,,i
Willie. gbua, five. A ol.,,,,,eia
donpa nhd savings wDuld ri n,slu,,a
bat one specimen must sntR,.
Both were very fond ot m,ls and !
mug ol !, always compIesed tbor su,,.
per Bat while n ibs caput,y tost
summer. Il So chapead tbat tssy.o,e
day saw airl millino
see ifa IA gaag aan waaf spv
more milk eiief the COW bpd Il And
he withdrew tea, mich disgusied
That evening when lhcf mays ~
mix were placed 81 tAo table roth
stood untouched. A reason oi t.is pbe.
nomenon being asked F,eday snn,t,
declared thai Ia d,dnt wa,,t IN, m,k
after the COW had had n I'm, further
refused 10 expla,u Will. bo.nue
told Of the Discovery 81 the MON -
The mother then expla;ped ~ ala,
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lHE 70 -:enoo If any one doubts
this statement let him leave his city
home--for no one bred in the country
will doubt t--aud undertake to cult.-
yate even a garden Of half an acre for
the summer He viii then find thai.
knowledge is as essential to the right
use of the spade as Of the pen, aEd that
there is as great a difference between
tho scientific farming Of Flanders,
where literally not n weed is to be seen,
and that Of many Of our farmers, the
wealth Of whose soil is abont equally
divided between fruits and weeds, as
between the trade Of modern com
mercial city and the barter OF back
woods settlement. 1t is true that agri-
culture has been the last TO receive tho
impetus Of modern science. II is true
that many agriculturists are content to
go on in the ways Of their fathers, be-
cause experiments are costly, But it
is also true that they are unable to
compete with those who understand
the use OF new instruments, methods,
and fertilizers. Agriculture is also be
coming in this country popular recre.
alton. Many gentleman is content Ia
spend on his country seat money which
lie males in the couLting-room. The
practical farmer is thus able to get the
benefit Of experiments without paying
for them. This change in agriculture,
which has converted it from drudgery
to an art, has created donand for .
corresponding literature. Fifty year.
ago stable agricultural periodical did
not exist on the American Continent.
Now every considerable district hal
one, while almost every weekly paper
secular or religious, has it's agriculture
department and it will not be lont
before something Of Library will be
part Of the furniture Of every well
ordered farm BooK TABLE, Harper
Magazine for July
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SrsTp or ywHM0NTt $50 Probate .'ee,, hala
y Msa6 astrf is#trft ~ 81 tat FrlAstE bsrr ~
Ma Hetarf "a saa g. ssa p.sfi % tse s1h day q
Nsr isH.
r. seat. naa ncEToS 1s&ge.
T8s eaar8sn af . FgieiisE Nethaasid, - fh.iaarl'
rAsa rs Metsa ats 4 Falassif48a go Htsir 81 FeNus
tvltsg4a < iv8nHf Arit ~ NaHtau MrbHost&s laiF y
.sa f4sEs kts asestfrA Ffessftr sa kn9 teaitna
Ia assftH~ 81 ESQ EanH ftltaa hs1h that ~ tsid
~ses = te ntir h5f ~ s4.d taeessss snd = re avn
~ Is fsaas,ss wtia : Nieasf ~ uis4Aiy 9ssrrf
Is usfasA is tss H#fisi. tFp~ Hs ise NfY 1strf,
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sa5 fssfsssiFle = saA fifge fBsf 3 ueat4 as enf
ffsi 3 81 saa stfA % ss3 sls ieisrest a saa real
estt7e laa gnseE ~ atsrsst 3a ia fetfSsea - aiw
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thsrssf si lh8fess saa rfsyA9 NAf NHtft - grspt
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ths fssssEt sff'efsl4
A&-fraissa U sst ~ afrf tA8 hfAriGs g saa ~
teHssan 81 ha6 Ffaaatf Asagi iH - aHtlrs A. ~
hraa lkxat iH Maash esArf 3a sHt4 tftkfset - ~
issg s8uesaas u sae s07 saa 1855 nfttar ihsfr
~ 81 EifN o. 81 asfsa4s ialteas.ea af i 'sa
osFsfEst eass af ss s4ff ~ ssFts ssl ies'tFtf e
Ntt Hs asrstf alfei Eass#sJff lffsis. - 80
Naassssa a lfss Efsss sFtf ftsHe - HarsHE
aisssa A48N EI4Akn AsafN. Hes steF.
a lsat eaaf 3f ss#Ara sNsa
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THE DAoos's PEoPosAI-- In the town
Of Hopkinton, Mass, lived certain
Deacon Small In advanced age he
mad the misfortune 10 lose the RIB oi
bis youth After doing penance By
wearing a weed on bis hat fnll year,
he WAS recommended 10 certain Wid-
ow Hooper. living in an adjoining
toal. The deacon was soon asiride
the old brown mare with sorrel name,
and on arriving At the widows door be
discovered her in the act Of turning tie
suds rom tie wash tub Said The Des.
con
rs this Widow Hooper,"
"Yes, sir. was the reply.
~ ell, " continued tho deacon" 1 an
that little bit d "a Old dried up Dea'
con Small, and have only one question
% propose 10 yoa
"Well MADAM. said the deacon. has'
/ yon any obieelioa 10 % gotny q Heaos'
by ,oag II Hq.l1aioa r
''Soae IL ~ deacon. Was the reply
Come IA deacon
Suffice il 70 say that they were mar
/ ned the uexi week
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sTArE 0F YERMONT.


AfFEf4H ~ HtskEfAhN ~ sfNAfHA
NsfthAe'a, J8ae y lSl9.
Seated ar9pasqls sfe herebg ntite4 ~ Pfau1g "
f,fiN3s+ safc DO Iat sits, u VIZ Esp9fis - ibe
An8far 81 AssuHuls A3laisut af i9.peeie' aeaef
QHaFte snfff ueH fAt SCI 'aAi q ArnA' hsitrnan
GsumAs 6aar Catem,ssAluty Of tna lhseuf btfrtofs'
rupqrnfshsfnt aBd ChaRhlA " tAr stAts PRISON.
1r1steas si Me yasuast Ba.pfa A7ol. Ahd Tfitiecs
81 tha HfyeftiiY IT Kutneni aha NiA1r Agfs4t
tanese Is ihe tpaefsi f9lu sol atAievi ihe hsPofis
~ felste i4Ee1fs ief iFs tn Y haehd "a 0ne F1,Ane
snd efsara A. is assfs ~ u sseteiAfy e atats,t
AuHtnet4eg 1a 9f lafase plc sstoAA IhHfsi8s " os
Az. ths Rs,or Il ibs Bosfd q rduesiioh i The
ts.nf Efn aud tlFe s. that " ssa b9nad iH single
vatiae ku4 tu d asittird At ihe AtAs ilmf ana
p'seh ..s.. al i. -.
kha esf AtgHni eessing Lass 8f 1852, lA ne SAM
slYa ~ ghasc ~ ises. tasd % @Agls tHsathe ~
t. b fssag ~ astn9aoa % % seiprs 'ae Aiss aAl
u aalasSy. isl0
AZ. ib senate sud Haasf Jaanals y ,he sam
efrVsa fY7 ana ffy5s af fSs-e 4 ssA iu "a b9aha u
ssFsE&ls ayes - Faotf ias asN89saAga 1h = Pr
f3is laa Afa Gay lt Nay, 1870
pe.s8s - f0Jstsets sjl tf eafssed i1 al, Pst'iln
tsfs b. Ae prov siuaa II 30 az i tle aiaFhiei lAN
oi vi @ uhitb Psrss !aisfested sss fespee'lAii
n,s6k rr,pesals f1s biat vtl x furnished = enc
tn psuies t,fiaa q $500 lnes elHtfa9a ~ Aa4 pA'
~ hg Wefk
Ttr rshi io rgied say y % H8opesals - MAJ :.
dsemssi hf iHicfesf 81 sse stsiss = hgf fsnf 81
se8 0GuEeE NiCn0Ls,
seNfrf4fs % state
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Calh,ais al sqaaatlc am,
nan, a,s - lsl,u i,
ltHsaas
h-t ea Htu
as, ae5 aaaeHe ,lvo u.,
40 io hra =, ,gslar sgue a
ap g se9a es ,oc eeAe 81 sgaa
4al oab atF - lse
h,s gpst set s uiass
~
"w bsae las ot
M ,en r
ng urr as 500 IT,
geJua
a.a,s sp,ea- .ai II a.
ommaaanR tepar
Ny,e erpss tr.aa besfs ,os
come tn.t .il,se.ll ave aa.f 80 tt5ab.
81 ~ tlr
Neus ell nh sua aa lbp
gry. uy,oi dp@ e4ea soa - 80
thtrst
. I,cl yplr apmti ss
uninvted
10 Cool Of IA place as,aiis ~sm.
er than The one 10 ~h'eh you have been
exercising this simpic rule would prs.
vent incalculable sickness. and save
millions Of lives every year.
IL. Never resist a cali Of natar, fot
single moment.
IL Never allow yourself 10 be-
chilled through and through ;7t ia
this which destroys so many every year.
m . few days sickness, from pasamo-
MIA, called. by some, lung fever or in-
aamaton Of the hnga
10 Whoever drinks no liauida Al
meals will add yeats Of pleaaurable an,
istence to bus liie, 0i cold or warm
drinks, tho former are the most pernic.
ious drinking at meals induces Der.
sons to sat more than they otherwise
woald, as any one can verify by expert.
ment aud Il is excess in eating which
deyastates the land with sickness, sui.
icring and death.
IA After fifty years OF age, II not q
day laborer, aud sedentary persons AZ.
Ter forty, should eat but twice q day,
IN the morning and about four in tho
afternoon persons can soon accustom
themselves 10 a seyen-h hour interval be-.
tween eating, thus giving the aomaeb
rest Tor every organ without adequate
rest will give OUT premattuels.
Halls loanai Of Hsalh.
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TAKING. Taking !. not aimply

TALKING. Talking is not simply q
habit but matter Of original eonstitu-
tion. Some persons have talking
endowment, and some have not, There
ia a positive faculty Of expression. Vo.
calization, OF which silence is merely
the negative. As cold is not tho ab.
senee Of beat. 40 silence may be. not
tho result Of prudence, bot the wan, Of
gift or impulse u speech
There is "a popular impression that
great takers arc Of course fippant and
that silent people are, presnmPtively.
wise To say oi man he talks
great deal" Is equivalent to saying
that be thinks but little. Bat viii Oh
seryation bear THIS ontg II is true that
some wise people are taciluro, Int
others equally sagacious are laxative.
Some foolish people talk great deal,
but there are d great many too.lsh ps9-
pie Who aro ssry uhcummgnieati,s
One may seo every day that some
wise men talk very little, aud others.
equally wise. a great deal 4 little Oh.
seryatioh will show, too that silent men
sometimes diiok much. and other siloni
men very little Il i trae that ,Fain.
ing ia t1e ways of the world viii res-
der = nlan oAatinus oi aaat b. says
Bat the irapalse u spsech II 80 s'fohg
in many natures ihst nothing eau re
press IL
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THE DnXguNcL Two men viii start
together ia life. the one keeping his
head cool with water, the other mud
ding his with liquor At the end Of
ten years. the former ALI have achiey-
Cd success. the latter viii be dropping
into drunkard's grave but just bo-
fore be drops. youl bear him say
/" 'stoalsLang Whist difference 'er is ia
lhl That ielleF started samo's did,
an ever pthsng he touched tarael 70
eoi and everything tonehsd tprued
70 ashes stouiah.ng shat differences
'er 10 10 aie.7
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Martha Hurds Estate.

CsTATn uF NrBM0ST ktaIrohate GaHft h,'td
- ass.sA=sirf uists5et - ra sf thg fruaafr phfs
g. AaacAas in sud t sai1 i3etritii % log ~ aay
~ Ms a u. 1903
preseag flsn X HUETuN, 3Hare
TNa sHa 4 istfatss aa &he esiate y Martins HRFat
late q ssndesle SOD hist4s, aeeessea, Pfofpsoa
u NJ aasf his atr4esnt
Whe+aapsln IS was asHrfr1 tlat ssld srftifauou ee
hstf8 Al prnap Nanst ta he hBlfsh a iha Ffnhsir
ofea ia NHnfA Aestett II AHa ~ sslf lAstts ~ tbs
ts.t Wsfts8sf a tasi lsa aHa that agites thsrtu'
bs ssa - na ssAiss fAis ef ihrer weeks saeer y
t,fis Il fhe HaaeAssssF iatcsat paper pFfHied A.
N ssrbssfai Fssrs5sssls Is sali tuse ~ heaNHF
ktglsl T0NELAND NJ SS0s Aagis,sf
A tFus et#g ~ Fvsse4
Ataest I8FELAEn ~ Nsos. rssssicr
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"A sos,ew hat Juvenile aasdy aid
10 iai, partner Al bah. Do yoa
think mlss. nsy rausiaeses are beoeTnF
ing r To uh.eh she replied "wslh
af thty may lesemisg, tpt they lave
NOT Isl arrlved
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DENTISTRY.

wM w BB0CkWAY. DENTIST,
IIks rtfsHaas - Astt asisf afsE fsftssnes Ga A.,
III fssf at "a Hasrr l4flas Ntzh lasf - Nts ia.
ssasf.s ags4 "a A5.fk Hr AIss6s Aeies ssa pass -
sssst 81 s4sik @aaEs t3e gffai - iaFsfars ssf.
saAs A..a 4 asstH& Aas At f&-ir'st e8A iaf tlsAh
~ nsi - aEt, ss rs lst Hta.e N4 III. afs e nesg
- Hsat sse iasiitt .s tsH essue t-m "a AZ frst
Z tsfa = b ssf6sf "a
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rae EQUINOX House,

MANCHESTER fkEAuAf,
tOpvu ffom Jane 70 aetoserA
A *. t,st ~ MOUNT gQuis0X. .masg he Green
N34Efaias,
PURE .R,
coon TROUT FISHING
1aa4e. Il. OEVls, asashssisr, W
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? Hollands German Bitters

- sHO0iIand S Gefman Bi[teFS
ia entirely vegetable, and contains liquor. It is
compound of Find Extracts The Roots, Herbs, and
Banks from which these Extracts made, are gath
cred in Germany All the Medical virtues are ex-
tracted from them by scientific chemist These exr
tracts then forwarded to this country to be used
expressly for the manufacturing ofthese Bitters There
pounding the -Bitters, hence it. is the only Bitters
that can be used in cases where alcoholic stimulants
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,nxHIRTY YEARS Experience tn the
B ,CIeatlmeMx Of ChroRic aud Akxual Dis.

D Tteatmeu< of ChroRfc and sexual Dts-
aaes.-A Physiological Vieao Of MaTrid0e.--The
cheapest book ever misunderstanding nearly
300 pages and 10 fne plates and engravings OF the
anat my ofthe human organs III state of health
aud disease, with treatise on early errors It's De
plorable consequences upon the mind and BODY,
with ehe authors plan Of treetment-the only ra-
tional and successful mode OF cure. as shown by
cases treated A truthful adviser to the married
and thoAe contemplating marriage who entertain
doubts of beir physical condition. Sent free OF
Hostage to any address on receipt of 20 cents, In
stamps or postal currency, by addressing d.. la
CROIX. No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. u q Inc
author may be consulted upon any of the diseases
upon which his books treat, either personally or
by mail, and medicines sent to any part OF the
WORLD 4at tEEt3 flt
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ELDER LOTdROP

wouid saJ To tsrch1 as would do 'tfemsefye and
him favor. thai shuuId they cali and examine HE
library, they might find perhaps some care books
HIS AVA ncea wears and dnfnity, with no salary
promise low prices. Also, some articles Of house
hold furniture. III
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49, I5d LTao n9li6I Deh SgG3~l9d a2o1
Newt ! arnesSs Shop.

9TCm -. Il , LII .ggf. Ls1.-glf 5Gr
-qoo-dEis -. SHARP, asuq.r
Saddle and Harness Maker, i.
oil ~ oei -aW .euod ~2d az IS
Wishes to inform the people of Kenosha, and
the public IN general that he has opened a
Saddle and Harness Shop,
DIR 5IflI fUftG Eai EBd IjES tGfNg1tU VA
On Market STE etS one door West Of the
Old CITY Hotel. h91ic .3 avB
Having had experience in some of the best
shops In the East, he fiatters himself that he
will 'ge ableto give f1Imsd 9dt ii b9vi 55i
TERFRCT SATISFACTION I'd
3f1O3 bias WOO ono a241103 liE66 s 3y &
To all who may favor him With their1orders.
He is prepared to make U p work EQUAL, IN
STYE and QUALITY. to any establishment.
To prove tins, an he asks, IS a trail, after which
he is contidentlof retaining your patronage. g
N. B. All orders executed with prompt
ness and on the most reasonable Ierms. /! /.
Kenosha, Aug. 9th, 1869. II .1ali. -lgl {,
fa - lyll u --r-1.4 aHs az ii. -. SHAkf.s 81
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In Probate. -Kenosha County Court.

In the matter Of the estate of Thomas Carroll, de
ceased f3A1 hAi+ lje ~s " IF rt'' sss'st
GbN reading and filing she petition Of Thomas Carroll
nnstratrx Of said estate, repr senting among 9th
things that they have fully adminis cred said eStRte
and praying that time and place be fixed for allowing
and examining Their account of their admin srator
to be ed, and that said estate be distributed by
law prov ded in such cases. and they discharged from
their trust, it is ordered that said account be
ined by the Judge of this court the first Monday of
November, 1862 at his Office in the city and county OF
Kenosha at O'Clock P. M. of said day. andthat such
charged from their trust. And it is further ordered
not ce thereof be given to all persons interested
by publishing thsorder in the Kenosha telegraph q
weekly newspaper publishedln Kenosha city Tor three
weeks successfully before the said day fixed for
lining said accounts. J,J.PETTIT, County Judge.
9w1S D4l 80 in and for Kenosha County.
Dated September 25th, 1869. ~ - - : .
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Too urchans, s'Tom'. and
slack" went to school for the first
time. The teacher asked FFom"
what his name was. a4 sl.4.7 I'D
''Taum,'' replied the boy: swoLi.t
mo, my boy, you should not say
Tom but EThomras,'-'' III h@s
',Taunlas," repeated the boy. .aI
''That's better. Now, my lad,"
said he, turning to the other, whose
FACE suddenly frightened up with a
new conceived idea, ''what's yo@r
name3'al9u godi .ad .9asGav5
'tJack-as,' replied the urchin.
promptly. iii a@r. 4
4 man locked his wife in an
upper room. and not being satisfied
with this punishment, bnt wishing
to aggravate her still further, sent
his son up with bone. The youth
innocentlye brought it, and said,
s.Mother, father sent this up and
says there is a bone for Il II you to pick.
The gentle mother replied, Take it
back and tellsshim he is not your
father, and there, bone for him
10 pick -'l $50 y .a = ~ o. 3. :.
Criminal law is administered in
China In a. far different form from
what it is here. Says Chinaman
''When / see a man hit by another
and the one that hits is taken by the
police and fined twenty dollars, |
think. that the one that was hit earns
twenty dollars for the government.
[ would rather earn twenty dollars
for myself, and that's the way they
do in China The hurt man gets
the fy,orar3'' ro .35,iBas 5Tad a3Z ~.
lz-ia
'Do you think, doctor asked an
anxious mother, ''that it would i'm
prove Iittle Johny's health to take
him to the springs and let him try
the water?'' 81 haven't doubt Of
it madame, . 80 's"rWhat springs RIM would
you recommend, doctor?'' ''Any
springs, madame, where you could
findplenty OF soap. ''9oz al . -....951 81.
It's proposed to cut canal from
the five lakes in South Carolina,
forming the head waters of the Ash
ley river, to the aavigable portion of
the river IN order to secure easy
transportation for the phosphates
recently discovered there. The cost
is estimated at about So, 500, and it
is said over $6,OOO.000 worth of
the deposits can by It's means be
transported cheaply to Charleston.
A Yankee wagered a buchanan
that he could swallow him, The
Dutchmanf lay down upon a board,
and the Yankee bit his toe severely.
The victim screamed with pain, and
told-hlm to stop. P. ---.------=-.---.
why, we 'tarnal fool" cried
Jonathan, sye don't think I'm going
to swallaw ye Hull, do ye?"
The same fellow wagered another
Dutchmahl that he codldl throw him
across the Chicago River. He pitch
ed him some fen or fifteen feet into
the water, and he swan to the shore
and claimed the stakessasf!ad9 il 10
No you DON'T said the Yankee.
resolutely; do you think I'm going
to give itnpso2 No,ssir;I'll do ii,
if try all da1y38'8xO bass
The Passagassawaukeag Base Ball
Club, Of Belfast, Me-, was was beaten in
Augusta on Wednesday. e 81
A Texan rmurderer particularly
requested the sheriff to dress him in
purple 'shroud after he was hanged.
1t is said that not enough wheat
will be raised in Great Britain this
year. By $4,000, 900 bushels; for
a.
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10000 AGENTS..

WANTED to sch THE AaERICANYEA BOOK
for 1863 II contains Just the information which
everybody wants b nndredsso of times a year. and
sells with uaparall ed rapidity, Teven among those
. no sc dom look at subscription Book. Nearly
every family viii buy it, and it WILDE found about
as great anecessltyameng all classes az the daily
Send for circuisfs and fuliinforaStfonl1 3scs
o. D. CASE & CO., Publishers
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YIN nGAR-


lPrussing's Celebrated Cider Vim ecar.y 81
Warranted pure and to preserve Pickles Fiyst
Premiam awarded at the q. s. Fair. niaos State.
Fair, and Chicago City Fair .Larpest works in he
U. s. Established 1913 + i4 'isI-5Fffi y Y ff'Ts
e CHARLES G. e. PRUssINIai1 e
6mo4l $50 and Sii State street Chicag0
Prompt attention given to orders and CORRESPOND
ence.
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New Advertisements

AK your Doctor or Druggist for
SWEET QUINIs IT equals (bitter) Salniine'
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l5L.g 1Lg OH --- Eg6I4tffIl YT0gVs Z
HON. VIM. F. ROGERS :

/ It-lsgHUN; " NJ. #. IlOGEISS5(tta7 ..-
Mayor OF the city of Buffalo, N Y e
~ MAYORS oFFioE, BGsFiA 10, June a2o 1862
= | have used I Hooiands German Bitters and Ton
c in my family during the past year. and can recon-
mend them asian excellent tonic, imparng tone and
vlgor to the system. Their use has been productive
of decidedly Beneficial effects, VIM F. ROGERS.
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A Texan murderer particularly
requested the sheriff to dress him in
a purple shroud after he was hanged.
1t is said that not enough wheat
will be raised in Great Britain this
year, by 100000 bushels: for
home consumption. ~ sA's'5s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-10-14

NHY the greatincrease of our business We have
ab been induced to increase our abilities for do
ing work in our line, that we may oblige our pat
rons and furnish them with the best ible work
in the shortest poss ibleCsime,5 nakingit notonly
an object for us but great advantag TO those who
favor us with their work, for
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-10-14

A Yankee wagered a Duchman
that he could swallow him, The
Dutchman lay down upon a board,
and the Yankee bit his toe severely.
The victim screamed with pain, and
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-10-14
en- Proba.e-7 Is epo-lln Coup,y Cour.

en- E'robase-TR enoshn Coupsy Court
In the matter of the estate of John Leach, de-
ceased +e.l-i - l.it l.f ,'E-G as
GAN reading and filing the petition of Sarah Leach
~ and William Leach ad minis ffators Of the said
estate: representing among other things that they
That time and place be fixed for allowing and ex-
aiming their account of their administration filed
with taid petition and that distribution be made
charged from their truet it fs ordered that said &C
CONT be examined by the Judge of this conrta on
the first Monday of November 1879. this Office in
of said day, and that thereupon distribution be
made And it Is further arcered that notice there
OF be given to all persons interested by publishing
newspaper published In Kenosha city, three weeks
successfully before the said time fixed. ,1ts1y
Dated October 6 1859. ~ i-ti
J, ] PETIT, County Judge.
3w19 in and for Kenosha County. Wis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-12
- WASHINGTON ~
News and Chit Chat of the Capital

WASHINGTON, November 1l.-Gen.
fisherman officially announces the
death Of Ger, WooI, and Orders The
lfsus 1es peets % bis memory Is g
Hon. Robert j. Walker died this
morning, aged Is years.
The remains of ex-Governor Pratt
was taken to Annapolis to-day and in
TERED.
Asstatement of tbs condition Of the
Treasury slews balance OF gold on
hand 81 ,0s, ,0d9; amount fontstana-
ing gold certificates, $32, ,000, 900, leav-
ing balance of $50, ,000, 600; balance
Of greenbaeks on hand, Sl1 200, 900.
The Lillian was seized by the EGG
iish authorities at Nassau, and aftsr-
wards sunk q few miles from that
place. The crew have arrived at Key
West. TheI50 fiIibusters who went
with her were landed previous to the
seizure, a short distance from Nassau
The Baltimere and Ohio railroad
has Instituted legal proceedings against
the city Of Washington for obstruet-
ing theie read
Fourteen hundred distilleries are
registered at the Revenue office, $50
Of which are in operation.