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untstuSune BON
S bis SO Dpuars,
rrs i'm terbsfaa, cine Summe fur Yserbsunsspen per
Wtwensele scn
90 bis 1000 9plars.
0os g>ireftprum rer G3ecuha bsebt aus ben aratit.
henfeu guraern cer Staot Cincinnati, uno ino es NAM
LID bic fpssneen 5trren = b.
81. 8. &attermann, prdlioent, '.t-
Morpell g. @abbis, 8ice-Brdiioent
8eniamin +. 8rannon, shabmeilter,
Nrdfpent Der Grann Sanf pom 9tn'tnnatt.
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ssn. Senrs asslsr. graFosnt Der eagle gsrFasrunss
81. W. 8 plton, spn pisres, Sole poltan.
Nefer d. Wtite, Geriherunes. Mgentur.
giIliam illi &. 9ual. BON sBiniams. SOal u. g.
Stcmas S. aNannsn, son elcae Dati'n u. @annsn.
a. Muelsn sBtoslae aosaesSnlt; H. r,,s.rn 81
Sbsmas s. gar n, spn gentetrn u. garton, Mnpalts
Samn.I 9. 9ife. eissnithmsr sOn piles Overntaus.
:. 81. 9runswid, BON 9runsmid u. Bro, Stuarsfa>
N 4.a g. @off @ecretdr.
i. Ge1enldaft ,ablte i'm esn Sabre ibres gsstens BE-
reits br Arontensoe aus unb nb htele lanmt-
eat, g be,ab Srbsn Die eumme r.s Bhrsdafts gaptals
il binreidenb Seeermenn su ub.rfusen, pap r 1fta
mum n ausss N rs asa
trt it, .rbaIt sinen Yrseentsn- antssa am @s~ina Der
gesliaaft. c.u.x ..
General -Meent fur Bic @cuntiss Gantlin Naot,pn,
E. Deaware, Gliding, MaIon uno Union.
Se, in benz ganbauis Rsinearb u. Co., SO. l65 Glib
Su9itrabe, gpumtus. >.
as.nt farh bic stabt eoluubus uns nmseseno.
2st truw
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MIs fruEees fur Die Gtaats Meformf&ule fir
Miod5en in 6ulpbpr Springs bat ber @ouperneur
am Donnerftaa Die folsenben Serren ernonnt; -
Vrdiioent S. Merrid BON 9elalpare; g. Mattbeps
pon Cincinnati; Sen. M. 8. Qe9gett BON Cones
piue unb glarte @ag9cner bon Soleoo.
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u er's
&aar @i9or,
ueldes arauem Saar feline ma :
tiirlide 9ebensfraft uno Jars
be miebereiebt.

Gin. Saar omabs, BE anseusbm unb ssfsnb it, unb tas
oaar erbdIt. gsrsi d enc .cesr a. auss 5aar se.
gisn, snn, ans iiss sit
nes paar wiro ei tsm ausfaasn BEG eaar.e pirb gin
halt nS fs s aa m sss Sss'
ellen mo- b. 6darwurn serfSrt ns reer Die paarcrnien
crtrrrt obsr rfaRen nb no e absr NOD scrhanen nne
fcnnen e burh bes N serete une bflebt wercen Sat1
eas 6aar nit tnem flebreen 8oceniat III bemusn er
tat es taTtbe rein unb irds Grs sOn snen ssrosrs..
aS man sas sm Bloc pSsua
aber nitt idaeen. 2Denn man blps etne
6aar:ASpmace
absn MILL 70 fam feline tetre tscmmsn 90 sgtbdIt
rim Se urb fenen 1dteic. unb behmutt 1etf BEN mst
en- @an,trie nt, pbcb GO ftp lanse auf hsm 9aar bait,
uab nu berrli1n ganj unb anssnebmen DuTt perle'bf
Yrels. s........ $l.OO.
srattifasr unb analptiiasr ebsmitsr. srpsu aaaiT.
San, 9. '69. Ii bw
saeob @.psr Gatsarins gdsr.
mcper s Tdbr,
Sbnupf- uno Aaudtabak unn Gi9arren,
@ - uub Smprrteure BON alien Mrtsn BON
Nfeifen nao S6nupftabafsSpien,
30. 4ss maia strabs. stpiissa sanal unb 5uat,
@as Cincinnati, Obio.
30. gRai 1868. ltbwnD
g. g. Sbeparo. .a ..a a... q. SOriser
SbeparD IT, 96riger,
gabritantsn unb Sdnpsr NIT
Gtiefeln mnb Scbnben,
p go. l63 @iS=Sodfrabe, Columbus, Obio.
auf Runtenatei prb be1rnbs Mufmerfiamfcit perpen-
oi gpir laoen unlere reunbe unb bas Yubum ahtunae
puu elm, bel uns sprupreen unb unersn UOrras anaue'
ito Gbeparb u. S6rieer.
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1s2 WeF Dritte Strabs
wii@en Race uno GIN @trobe, Cincinnati. .
s-r.....-. s. 9. Waider @upt.
Sft. 21. II bm ur
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6untprifti1eS,

&c flinat piel tr6ftlider Ct bat pas er brau9t!
ols: Ct brau4t was Ct bat!
-.Nls id meiner SUITE nod bic 2ur rna4te" =
eradhite Elm ebr}amer @duiter ieinem 6reunoe =
,oa i9mdrmte Id por sS1ilsrs gBaroe Der Sran.
feiuen .Rampf NIT BEN Grader" 5u Semutbe!"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-05-13
A1l6(attD.

-Die gotb inter ben Ssraeliten i'm tpeltli4en
RuBlano lit eine fur4tbare. S,r Sun9ertDpbus
uiitbet unter ibren; iberaQ fehlt es an Eabrunas=
mitteln, Wdi9e uno &leiounssitidsn. 9a bic Su-
ben bsher feinen Mderbau betreiben burften, mie.
u,ete 1 bic drmere 2lae unter bnen fat ausialeB=
lid benz Sanbmert unb oa es ourd bic ueberfulune
oeiielben ben Wrbeitern an lohnenoer Be1dftlgun9
feblte, 10 lit bic Mrmub nit &ieleni6rtten poran'
eeridt unb bat bel eintretenoer Sbeuerung ale
&renSen iberi4ritten.
5eilbronn. l3. Mpril. r@sTsrn tpuroe i'm
Spital einem 9ienltmdo9en BON 81 Sabren .eine
Ndbenabel aus benz Baud seidnitten, weld9e bas'
ielbe als abtabriaes ano neriludte Y's nor a s.-
i9merben, bic glaoel NOR ldna pcrgeien oa erIie'
men beftiae 66mer3en i'm 2eb unb i'm linfen S4en'
fel. SIZE Naoel 1T 9ani 1dmar3, hodb 10 gut erbal'
ten, boB nan lie iosleih gum Ndben, benuben toms
te. Sem Mdoden sebt es san3 gut"
Sic Muswanoeruns aus Srlano 1T iebt
eine au6eroroentld itarfe, bic Gmigranten 9eboren
meiitentbels Der Rlaie Der 2anoeute uno 5anomer=
fer an sic finb fait ale iunge. trdItiae 9eue, Die
por,uasme5e aus ben iioliden unb meitliden Goun
ties Srlonos tommen unb i'm fernen Wenen Der Der.
Staaten fdb cine neue Seimatb su srllnoen beab'
iidt,oen.
9rob Der 5rie6ensperiid derunsen Der frans6iis
ld,en Neaer,tno meroen forttpdbreno oele Sruppen
uno groBe Mliisn 2tiessmateraien mad sea oili'
den departments geianbt. Meb nnb Die anoeren
| @rdn3feitunaen finb 70 bon BON RriessDorrdtben
als Oh Der Musbrud Der 6einoielisteiten unmittel=
bar Dor Der SbIr itdnre.
Iirft aleranoer Mentidito,p, Der lanaidbrise
Miniiter Der rullilden Warine. oem HuBlano baupt=
lldd,lid bas Bieoeraufbliben ieiuer unter Der Ge=
aierune oes 2aiiers Mleranoer l. in 0erfaa gera-
tbenen Seemad3t perbantt. 1T ON 3. Wlai i'm adt=
,iefen 2ebensiabre in ct. petersburs seitorben.
aus Wartembera fdreibt man: SIN 2anb.
polfe BON g1maben itedt nod cine 9eb0rise Yortion
Nberelauben, BON Dem aud bic io9enannten @ebile
beten nid5t p6lis frei iino.. 60 perunsliidte i'm
Sabre 1921 in Nirtineen Elm iunser Mfann beim
8aben i'm Nedar. I'm ous3ufinoen. mo bic 2eide
rem aeholtenen Sod3seit in's Wafier semorfen, BET
iiber bem Sobten iteben beiben ioate Der poliseis
oireftor, bic Ortsobrsteit bic Sonoratioren tpobn'
ten oem Speftafel bei
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peut(be Dera aberumes @e(ea(1aft
tpn ..... Il.
GlepelanD, Obip, : :
1. Rapital unb ueberidub. ......... s2s9,5S3 81
tspptbstariId seNdert eurd liestnbss Gissntbum.
Q. Weitere Observation-Disclosures Der
gtodbalter. 100000 90
Die beutf6e geudaft, ssranbet am ebruar 1859 uni
auburrt bur bas Geies bes Staates Obc ssr&ert &C.
gen gerua burd Geusr, ....{. s- s-... s-s
Webduoe, Baarcn uno pcrfSalides Gigeutbum
int Staate Cbto.
Direetoren Der @eienidaft: 4
arolpp wslsasrs esnrn sedmana; gster zette!ba1.
Qcuis Rruger, Z. Wurmann, Sdrl S1mtpt,
8eamte: INK .s.
AbpIpb Mettbere yri1., Or. Yb. &6ber, Diee-9rd
Saeob ShrSber, geeretdr uno S4asmei0er.
Nusmdrtige Meenten: s.
upser Saneusfs, Asserter Nem ybilaeelpbia gontas
sbslbs, 9 8 BIupa aeunrpssiIs, * 3ipfel,
Wtuersburs, 6 g Bprmerf Saneustp, g. 1raub.
puepruS s. Ipnnentpirtt, II. @aion, q Sdneiber,
HiTn, gtpp gmia Girleshe, glaze Stemen,
Neltpue S GilenbeiS, MipleY. GbarleS Qinn, ".
:ssn 81, 81 as'Hn ssss,s sssss,i'gsS Ss, g. S'''''
Ris 9srma,t susa s g.sa aasarrs. aieranser @ars,
BslsssS sslasios a. sn ssg gaenp Maas:s ssas S
Barren, U y pude SttnltHe, So'pp StopIt
Sartp, Salcmen pare, Waloc. cam SanmahH,
6edanee. & W Wreenh6rfer, Deinsbers. s. gleoptas,
5nforio. 81 JRinaIeeb &rple Greet, 8 3 Sod,
WaTiIlpn Ne,r Yucius Iolebp. Nprttmer u. Gang,
Snmtnn Spbu Raber Newbureb, g4 s 1urner,
Eisria Spbn QbrIh Mmttrf, 6enrs ntbe,
HtIotnare Spbn pi.benc6rfer, ,Berea, Spbn % sDan
Snoertpn. G 3 Qrna, gtieaep, Campbell, Witmann
Tinelep, Spbn Weiel u: wauate,
9ancaner, 3bsebpr Wnuer, glrare, par u. NamserI
Qpaaa, Saeob Sdtwarl Wf. Ssrhen; VsO"ro os1s'H'
slmcre, gBm Nutematr, (Sefslhpaue.)
2Dprbpile, gBm Hsil . s-....... .... . -.
". 8ud)mann. G,eneral=Msent.
Wm. Worriion, asent in Columbus.
Setr. l3 so.
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uniere 8olijei- = lniere 2esislatur bat an,
Donneritas eine 8in sum @eiebe erboben tuelde Die
NnItelluns uniercr 4oli3ei uno bic Gontrole iber
oieielbe forton Dem Wtapor uno Dem Staotmarihan
ibertrdat Bisber rubte oieie @emalt in oen Sdn.
oen Der YoI3ei. COMMITTEE oes Stabtratbs. Das
Amt zines Wapors uno Staomariba0s erbdlt ea=
ourd, arDBere Yeoeutung unb es lit gut, bab i Die
Ie Yolten seeenmdrtis in fdbigen Saneen befinoen.
Mandbe Observation-Disclosures weroen frLb iein, oab
lie nidt Idnger BON ganbioa!er fir oliseiiteen ge
plast ucrben. 0ie poli3ei= Committee. bic bis5er
ginrihtuna Elm iiberillilises. finftes &ao an Dem
5tabttarren. Das @eies be5ebt iid auf 6 olum-
bus uno OaDtDn.
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Woblfeiler 8aargelD NaDen :!
@i(enmaaren inn @roB- 4 Aleinpfrkant.
D, utridneten babsn ipeben smpfansen ano easa De-
adnfis an panb .insn arusen 8orratb pen fa -.
Stdaclu, 0las, Jeniterrabmen, attte,
a5t- Tarben, Oeten,
Waben, epei1en, Jelseu, Gabtln, Set9ielH,
,|.'4@ u. I. ~, II. I.
n ouoeueiues Qaasr Son Gennaarsn ~ Bauteu unp A'
S ss rSs man oem5bnh In einsm suen Genere fnbet.
WV WV NV" Nm. q. Sin II. S6bne,
aa. 1868 Nr. 80 Nprb> 5rhftrase, Columbus, y.
k- g;ner Der Giseatthmtr fpridbt Deutld.
Wpr. IL. 1868. ~~''~ 0"'~
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Gin jd3redli&er gersiftunasfaII, be-
ridbtet bos 9elearam BON 3ihmonb, Sno., bat iid
om IebtenS Samitas ereignet. Sermanna adermanns ld.
airen befaDen, beaIeitet BON beftigen 3ebidmer3en
uno nit allen Gpmptomen Der Wer9iftuna. 4r: ..
.. Bdr murbe eerufen, uel&er bic eebrdudliden
Wittel anorbnete, bod mar Serr Ndermann ber.iis
lebr aeihnddt un6 Die itarte Mbflbrun9 bemrtte
leinen Sob berbeifibrte. Sic Nnbern, peIde mes
niaer front maren, perben ole eeneien, auber enem
tleinen 6iroe, wel&es ild nod in trtildem 3uitans
be befinoet.
Cine eenoue Nahforidune ersob, baB Die Ger.
aiftuna 6urd bas bon Der GamiIie benubte Rodae=
itbirr beruriadbt poroen 1T. 0tan fano ndmlid,
mebrere fupferne @efaie. beren 3nn ueber5ug sdns=
lid abael6it tpar, 10 bnB bas Rupfer Die born &C.
todten @peiien unmitelbar berdbrte. absel6it paro
un6 nit linen eemiidt tuuroe. ebenfals tuaren
mebrere irbene &obseihirre porbanoen, beren sif.
tise @laSur iid absel0it uno Den Speiien mitse.
theiIt hattie.
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8nr Ane. meI4e 4hbe bal.
ten, III biea Brdparat uni1ds.
bar. &s sermebrt bte anau,
titdt une serbsHert bic Anal'.
tat Der Mil1. Birtlite Ser.
iu6e basen ber!efea, taS es css
Wilb mar ben Ga5m nm swan.
,ie Grosent s.rmebrt. ure ets
puttsr fsit unb fa6 u.a&t.
Beim Wafisieb ifdrft 81 ben
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NJ" Grurt ttauS Qtnt4nnd Il, Ohfp.
T. Absnnemsn fir ben ssasn Sabrsans us
Worausbe,abluue anesnpmmen mereen 81. -
gntsvdtbiaes ptanstn prsmst bssr6 s NIT ysamas'
Ten strfebene Aufrasta ertalsn f'tsrttss Antrsri.
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0sr 0ebrau& bteies Rtt.
teIs Rdrtt bte eunsen unb bss
Gppetit. ma~t bas 6aar sIatt
nne sldn,enb, une ssrwaabel
eia elenoes oertpps IN sis al.
febnIi8es. a.ntbioes $ferb.

apset 5st bic CANT unb nat sas 9bisr ,iel i&seus'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18
State of Wisconsin, X enosha County

State of WiscOnstn--N enOsha County
Court
In the matter of the guardianship of the minor
heirs, OF Calvin L.. LoOmis, deceased, to wit :
IL Rolih A. Loomis Julius N LOOMS Francis Z.
Loomis, Ella Loomis, and Carrie E. Loomis
an reading and filing the petition of Francis E.
~ LOOMS, the guardian of said minors, dated
january 18th, 1869, representing among other
things that they the said wards, are seized Of Ger
tain real estate in the equal, undivided one third
parts and interest in lots and 3, in block 81 in
section 81 town north of range % east in the city
OF kenosha, in the countyof Kenosha and State
aforesaid and that it is expedient that all their in
terest in the same should be sold and the proceeds
invested in interest bearing securities for that said
property is wholly unproductive, and praying for
license to sell the same; and it appearing to the
Court from said petition that it would be for the
benefit of said wards to have all their interest in
and to the said lands sold, and the proceeds in
vested as stated in said petition. Therefore it is
ordered and directed that the next of kin to said
wards and all persons interested in said estate app
pear before the judg of this Court ON Monday the
eighth day of March, 1862 at one O'Clock P NJ at
the Probate office in the city of Kenosha in said
county, then and there to show cause if any there
shall be, why license should not be granted for
the sale of said real estate according to the prayer
of this petition.
And it is further ordered that copy of this or
prior to said day of hearings in the Kenosha Tele-
graph, weekly newspaper printed at Kenosha
city aforesaid, and circulating in said county
Dated at Kenosha the 18th day of January d
1862 8G4 Js% ~. I7QNl4T -
By the Court. s,54e JAMESJT PETIT. Ia.
County Judge in and for the county of Kenosha.
4Not 8
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18

IN LOCIPEDE AND AGRICULpURE.-The
executive committee of the stage agricul-
tural society, which has been in session
at Madison the past week making arrange
ments for the next state fair, has decided
to offer prizes to be competed for by We
locipedestrians. Fifty dollars are offered,
twenty-five of which. constitute the first
premium, fifteen the second and ten the
third. The race will be in mile heats.
In this connection the question naturally
arises, is the velocipede an agricultural
product? Perhaps it is so considered
from the fact that parties engaged in the
culture OF proficiency in its use generally
have more or less opportunity to become
intimately acquainted with the nature of
the soil on which they practice
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. = The
Constitutional amendment passed the U.
S. Senate on Tuesday after one ofthe most
protracted and earnest discussions for some
years past. An amendment having been
made to the Senate, as it came from the
House, it Of necessity goes back House
for concurrence. The form in which the
amendment passed the House read as fol-
lows: ...t
mo discrimination shall be made in
the United States, among the Citizens of
the United States, in the exercise of the
elective franchise, or the right to hold of
flee in any State on account of race acolor,
nativity, property, education or creed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18
A Positive Remedy for al
9 kinds of HUmorS Ya0rss

.Scrofula, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Carhun-
Giles and Boils, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections Of the Skin, Inhammatorv
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
Diarrh@a, MercuriaI Diseases, and every
faint Of the System; Dyspepsia, and those
Affections originating in the Eerangement
Of the Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous AZ
fectlons, Headache, languor, and Depres-
sion OF Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Consti-
patton.
KENHIS excellent medicinal compound was first
Il prepared by DR.. J. w. POLAND, in 1s47,
and was then employed with great success In
expelling humors from the blood; but in 1S4s i.
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi
clan, especially in the treatment of humors sug4
gested some important improvements, which were
adopted and which has made it $50 the people say)
the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known
TO the faculty.o u A &5ui 4.0IH9 aa
This preparation is composed. entirely of vegetar
bes among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot. iaa sf.-l,a-
When the originatorlived i'll New Hampshire at
Gotstown Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which it eff
fected. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted and purchas-
ers had to wait for more to be made. In that re-
gion, some very severe cases Of Erysipeas were
treated with,-and they were curedl Erysipelas
sores, or carbuncles, those ugly painful ulcers. M
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So it with Scrofula and
Salt-Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
1t free from any dangerous drugs is pleasant 10
the TASTE SAFE yet sure and effective in its action.
oi VA PREPARED AT THE i4afs.
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
7 Aa,d for sale By all Dealers in Medicine.
c.. DAMON Dc CO., PfOpfietOrs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18

THE MODERN JOAN OF ARC-NIiss
Dickinson, six years ago, was a poor giri,
working in the Mint on Chestnut street.
Within one year from the time she milled
coin she was the leading Radical mind
of the nationIhad wrapped Connecticut
in blaze of enthusiasm, Wrestling it from
the Democratic party--had carried Coop
er Institute by storm and, introduced by
Vice President Hamlin, had pleaded the
cause of her country against the general
of its chosen army before the President
and Senators of the nation and an Assem-
blage of its picked men. Nor was this
brilliant debut merely spirit or spasm.
Every year since Miss Dickinson has
lectured. regularly in all the large cities
of the North to audiences that never
flag or diminish.
Her words are not warm and loyino :
you never hear the winning pleading
ones of Wendell Phillips; you never listen
tothe musicorfeel your heart throb under
the kindly warmth of Henry CLAW. You
see only a clearxgrey eye on guard be-
hind an intellectual bayonet. The power
which enchains the audience is of will
and intellect 2
"Good evening, Gen Grant" said a
pleasant office-Feeker, tine other night.to
the President-elect. 81 have not been to
see you, General, since election" "Plenty
have" SAID Grant. 'I've not been lone
some"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18

HARD TIMEs.-We hear good many
complaints of hard times and the dearness
of provisions, and the oft-repeated remark
that one-half the world don't know, and
we fear don't care, how the othet half
live. Here is an example of how some Of,
our fellow beings live. A merchant of
this city, wishing to give small dinner
party one day last week, invited eight of
his friends to dine with him at Delmonlco's.
On calling for the bill, after the dinner
he found himself charged eight hundred
dollars for the repast. Think ola mans
eating hundred dollars, worth of victu-
ais at one. sltting Another city Cresus,
who invited aselect party of fifteen to a
supper, paid eleven hundred dollars for
the white camelias which decorated the
table! Such extravaganza as this is
demoralizing and shameful.-N. T. Eade
pe1lGG2lt. lt.3rst0 oil eIyefi 1Ni lH' iF
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18

A little boy of our acquaintance had
his first knife, and for several days used
it himself and extended the privilege of
the occasional use of his treasure to his
little playmate, Billy s.. One even
ing he was kneeling at his mothers knee
saying his customary prayer, which he
closed in these words: Sand please, God,
give Billy S-r-- a knife of his own, so
he wont want to borrow mine all the
time" AS .737,tst~e asH ac U
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18
Useful Recipes.

EGGS AND PoTAToEs.-Remove the
skins from some boiled Irish potatoes, and
when perfectly cold cut them up in small
pieces about the size ST a grain sof corn,
and season with salt and pepper To a
quart of potatoes thus prepared take the
yolks of six eggs and the whites of three,
and beat them well together; have some
butter in frying pan; and when it is
melted put In the potatoes, when they are
quite hot stir in the eggs, and continue
stirring, so as to mix them we'll with the
potatoes; and until the eggs are set; then
pepper and send them to the table in a
hot dish.
Corn BREAD.-Take one pint of corn
meal, one pint of flour, put in your -four
two teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar, one
of soda, one Of salt, and rub in piece of
lard or other shortening the size of an
egg. Have two eggs we'll beaten, with
one large spoonful of sugar; stir it into
your flour, meal, &c, with sufficient water
to make it the consistency Of pound cake,
and if your cream of tartar and soda are
good it will be as light as sponge cake
Bake it in cups on buttered tins. We
found by experiment, that it is much bet
ter for corn bread, and buiscuit to sift
your cream of tartar and soda together
dry. The efferyescence takes place in the
flour when you add your water or milk,
and makes it light as a cork. 1915.
SPICED BEEF.-Take a piece of beef
from the fore quarter, weighing 10 pounds
Those who like fat should select fatty
piece; those who prefer lean may take the
shoulder clod, or upper part of the fore
| leg. Take one pint of salt, one teacup of
molasses or brown sugar, one table spoon
full brown cloves, alspice and pepper, and
two table spoonfuls pulverized saltpetre.
Place the beef in small pan, rub with
this mixture. Turn and rub each side
twice day for a week Then wash off
the spices; put in pot of boiling water,
and as often as it boils hard, put in tea
cup full OF cold water 1t must simmer
for five hours on the back part. of the
stove. When cold press. under heavy
weight, and you will never desire to buy
corned beef of the butcher again Your
pickle will do for another ten pounds of
beef first rubbing in it handful Of salt.
It can be renewed and a piece kept in
preparation every day. This has been in
use many years by the writer and is good
to pickle tongues fresh from the market.
Springfield Republican, = II :
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18

The scenery in New leland is perhaps
the most beautiful in the world The
glaciers from Mount Cook are the largest
in the world, with the exception of those
in the Himmalaya Mountains, and the
extreme moisture and the absence of
true winter brings them very low in the
valleys while the semi tropical vegeta-
ton, including the elegant palm like
fern-trees, grows close to their very edge.
These ferns, unlike our dwarf brakes, rise
to,a hight of 80 or 40 feet, and make the
western coast like veritable fairy-land.
It's distance and the dungeons Maori wars
prevent those islands from being resort
for tourists. The summers are never hot !;
and the ground is always green, covered
with creepers and parasitic plants.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18
DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under
tae hrm name of Lyman q Richardson, has ex-
pred by limitation. The 1SooT SHOE and LEATHER
business will be continued at the old stand by f..
W. Lyman and Frank II. Lyman under The firm
name Off. w Lyman 81 Son who will pay all debts OF
Lyman 6 Richardson are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. F. w, LYMAN
GEO. s. RICHARDSON
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-18

Miss Anna Swan, the Nova Scotia
giantess, sails from New York for Europe
on Saturday, She is nine feet high, the
tallest woman in the world, and q years
old.