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PROFESSIONAL.
CURE OF CATARRH.

My method of practice for the cure of Ca
tarrh embraces the thorough topical medca.
ton OF the affected regions by a most ingeni-
Gus ana painless process, by which every part
OF the diseased mucous membrane can be CT
fectively subjected to the most perfect and
complete remedial control.
Not only am enabled by nv plan of treat
ment to bring any and every medical solution
to act directly upon the very seat of the dis
ease, but the process, also allows the medica
ment employed to be kept in contact with the
affected surface sufficiently long TO exercise
it's full curative power.
The striking advantages of my method ex-
hibit themselves in the prompt and immedi.
ate benefit that follows troa tment. Frequent
ly, after the very first application, the fetol
OF the purulent nasal secretion is removed
breath is materially purified, and sensible re.
lief from other troublesome symptoms
is experienced. By degrees the discharge
dlmlnlshes, irritation is allayed, chronic in
hammati on is subdued, alterations are mada
to heal, until finally we succeed in re-estab-
fishing perfectly healthy surface, and nor.
NAL condition OF the parts affected
IN all cases of catarrh where the system
suffers from the deleterious effects of scrofula,
or other vitiated condition OF the blood, the
local treatment is invariably conjoined with
constitutional remedies. While, in such ca
Ses' the former is applied to correct the un-
healthy local action and heal the inflamed
and liberated surface, the latter is employed
to apply the ak at the root of the cause from
whence the local disease has grown.
s. W. SMYTH, M. D.
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where Ignorance is Bliss tits Folly to be
wise," but there is no blissful emotion in
having bad humor il the blood, and no rem
edy ut hand. DR., j. w. Poland's Humor
Doctor is the standard for these pestilential
diseases. Sold by +. Robins on.
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Twenty-Five Cents Reward

R UN away from the subscriber on the 2sth of
Ia February last, James Greeley an indented APP
prentice to the business of farming. Said Greeley
is about 10 years of age, and about five feet eight
inches tall. All persons are forbid harboring or
trusting him on my account, as will bay no debts
of his Contracting,
Bristol, March 25th 1862
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x % RGRGER CIAh,

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH, !
Thursday, May 6, 1869.
GRAIN--Wheat is steady and the sales in this
market range at 75c for rejected to sos for No. l.
Oats &c.
Barley s1,20@1,5O, the last named price for
good No. 2.
Corn in the Ear Sec,
PROVISIONS-Potatoes 80.
Butter is unsettled, but the sales OF good lots are
mostly at 25028, but few favorite lots brought
3oc.
Eggs 1914
Dressed Hogs So
Calves 5000 with sales ola few OF extra quality
at $12
Beef Cattle live weight $405 per 100 lbs.
White Beans SO.
LUMBER-CommonL Lumber Sf3
Split Posts 15c.
A Shingles $4.s5.
Gull Fencing $40,
Common Fencing l6 and IA long s14,50.
IL $500.
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Chicago 4 milwaukee Railway
Postponed.

The well know Dramatic Company of A. O..
Miller, which was advertised to play at this
place this evening, have postponed their en-
tertainment until Monday evening, May 10th.
When they win open in Kimball Hall with
the Celebrated drama entitled, "Streets of
New York" Go and give them a rousing
house
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~ ~ ~ ~

The attention of our reader is directed to
the advertisement of GOES COUGH BAL.
SAM and GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE. in an
other part of this paper.
These truly Valuable Medicines are recon-
mended by all who use them. Read the Ger
tifcates. 3Stf
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Bank Report.

Bank Report.
Our time was too much occupied outside
of this office last week to call the attention OF
our readers to the "Report of the Condition
of the First National Bank of Kenosha at the
close of business on the nth of April, 1862"
by John H. Vermilye, Cashier.
The National Banks were called upon to
report about two weeks in advance of the
usual time, and their reports have generally
shown safe and prosperous condition Of the
banks.
The report of Mr.. Vermilye shows the First
National Bank ofKenosha to be in safe and
prosperous condition. And the amount of
individual deposits shows that there is money
enough to transact business with, if the de-
positors felt safe in using it. And as the
policy of the Government becomes settled.
and business progresses in its usual course at
this season of the year, it may reasonably be
expected that those who have money unem-
ployed will engage in some productive indus
try and thereby increase the prosperity of the
country. But whether they do or not, one
thing this community may confidently rely
upon: whether business is generally prosper
Gus or unprosperous, Mr.. Vermilye will keep
the business of the bank over which he pre-
sides, safe and prosperous.
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johnson has just opened a. fresh lot of
French and other note papers from Boston,
and he is selling them CHEAP too. 46tf
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johnson is offering some splendid wall.pa-
per this year for sale at from Zoe to $3.50 per
rolls. 46tf
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We call attention to the poem son the
Death of Charlic;"by his mother, Mrs. Chapel
We are not acquainted with Mrs. Chapel and
do not know that she is aware that we have
received the poem. 1t was sent to us per-
sonally, by sister of Mrs Chapel, with
whom we have slight acquaintance.
When we first read it our tears mingled
with theirs, knowing that it was the express
Ion of grief and sorrow, coming from the
hearts of bereaved mother and family
We deem the poem worthy of place in the
TELEGRAPH, and it may afford the friends
some pleasure to see it in print, if has not al
ready been printed.
This orthodox mother asks the question if
her darling boy does not sometimes come
from his home in Heaven and linger by?'' and
thinks she hears his spirit softly whisper to her
heart, cease thy signing dearest mother, We
shall meet no more to part" And why should
Charlie not visit his mother and whisper con-
ISOLATION to her heart And why should not
that mother and boy become so in rapport
with each other that the mother will no lon
ger doubt his presence and his whisperings ?
The silken cords of love bind them
closely to each other. And the influence of
chat love may be powerful enough through
impression and intuition to make the mother
fully conscious of bis presence, and his wills
perings of love, JOY and consolation, though
1t may be, unseen and unheard. And when
she becomes thus conscious she will have a
Joy TO which she has thus far been stranger
and of which she would not willingly be de-
priyed. And that she and The other friends may
have this JOY comes forth from the heart of
the writer in aspirations believed with tears,
ascending to Him who gavs and has taken
Charlie; and may He who doeth all things
we'll" comfort the mourners, and give con-
ISOLATION and joy.
May 2nd.
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DIR. SMYTH will be at the Halliday House,
Kenosha, on
Wednesday and Thursday, May 18th and 18th,
And continue to make regular visits thereaf-
ter for the purpose of giving professional au-
dience to those DESTROYS of consulting him on
CATARRH, DEAFNESS, NOISES in the
HEAD, DISCHARGES from the EAR, and
all diseases of the THROAT, LUNGS, and
LIVER, including SPINAL AFFECTIONS,
and NERVOUS and GENERAL DEBILITY.
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johnson will sell wallpaper cheap this
spring. Call and see. 46tf
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MAGNOLIA WATER:-superior to the best
the price. If GNU '''
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MARRIED,

Bristol April 2S, by Rev.
r. blackburn, Mr. William Gibbs and Miss
Sarah e. Stevens of Bristol.
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c;a E. W KINGMAN.
oiSneu f. CAFFERTY.

Aid. McDermott minority of the Com
mittee on Licenses reported as follows:
| would respectfully report that the Ii.
censes be Uniform at $50 each
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pROPnsALs FOR AATkRIALs uApEk THk
CulNlzANCg ~ TIL 3 BUREAU OF koIiIP.
MBNrAND RECRUITING. TO BE suPPLIED
TO THs DifPRRBST NAVY YARDS.

BuA'waT 81 rsS,sssSr AZ Sn E.S a
Scale pssrs..i. y isIai; AZ Nav,
for the asesl yssr endius June - is7o win be re;
fS S ",s NV With S. 4. e
will 10 opened,
Srsnn ES;s B: s!a q e a. Ga,i
department. washlnstop. " and must ba Endorsed
MhrropO.aic. fST M..srisss fsr The N.Y. that
Printed ,ehedpls. for apy slas-, together. with
pasai 81 iO gGarsrcs. ana u y sa."S
i.ri will b, furnished 70 such persons desire to
spsstTg ivy sSrS. sad io.S q III he yard. On
application to the Bureau.
Eg,SS 4 fsEsss,St N, sseS ; station Sii by.
e may oS c ,ass IT. sa NE 10 a,ses
apR iea.on for apy q tho elas.e. Of those yards.
aud al appiI cations Tor aiormsticn or Tor ihs sx.
a am u samples mas! BE- ade to the Com
The proposal must be accompanied by eertin.
fem tas GSlssof q q, The
poses. aud he must further show that be Ia ma u
sSiss OIL qSr supply ' flc 49, na:;
be esrtihrd by the k,s.s.or Of ia!srnai Revenue
TSc cant!act W Be- sssgdsi h. person rho
makes the lowest bid ald gives the gaArantee re
rsssfyins H. ishi to fs,et The iSwsstbid. % any
which Il may deem exorbitant.
ssTf Sa S as. S Ss isSs, S
srdod % III sSsi .s.,1s o. The s-sy p.ss
will be withheld from the Of the bilts until
the contract shall have been eomplsted, and eighty
per eentuR Of the anouut o. each bill approved 10
tTlilieaJe by the UOmmaudant Of the rs.psctiv "
yards Will Ge raid BY tho PaypA.isI Of NJ s..iiou
at the option Of III. 0oysra meat yithie tea asyl
AFTER the warrant for the same shall have besa
passed by the secretary Of the Treasury.
The classes OF his bureau are numbered aud dss'
ignated as follows;
No. FLAX Canvas, Sc, No. lS-sosp and Tai,
No 2-Cotton canvaH' lew, u, .,
No s--Coitou hammock. Rops,
Bar, and Cot stuff No. b-Brushrs.
Mo- i-lrou and Steel. No. le-ship Chapdlery
No b-0alley Iron. No. l1-TAT and Tai
No 1-Chain Iron. Oil.
No s-HnrdwaTe, No ls-btationery.
No 0-Couking Utensils. No, 90 firewood and
No. ll-Tin aud Zine, Charcoal.
No ia-Lrather. No. N-Sand.
The following are tho glasses, by their number
required at the respective navy yards;
Nos, 2, I, 8, II nS 81 Is il H. Is, 10, 70, IL
Nos. L. rs 81 liiilSolS M
Nos. O. r. 40 rs IL H. Il, 10. II, r. 49,
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CIV 1899 "
HAlsour's x .-rA
ALL-HEALING
LOTION,

I A ..r,.t, ,si,.Ais- ma spss6v an - of Rhsu mat
lam ns,y.Is,.. H.sd.ebs. Tooth.ebs. PAN, i.
q. sla.. BI:.,.; or B.Ss ! Partial psatns..;
s,....' S.1,.,s t.rs Tor csHsis,s. Tro... psst
Cats, Burns, Bruises. sealds. sprains or Strains.
sui . f.n,. ms, ,.s and .xt,,o,d,,.rv Msd,e,n.
al 40, ,s,i "a .S,ctraily e,rs ali ,bs di,ss,ss
.a..,.,.d .ho,s' ~ m.,,sr AZ how Ionr ,t,nd.
~. n,av,a.a N. n.tia.t i. nal hopsIs.slv had
,,Sas,. ous .polisstion iii often eure the worst
Eases Of Hsarsisia q Assma,i.m. and in all eases
n I'M .,.~IsS.. - -
w.. IN esSoosdsd eouad.pc. A. his Lotiop.
"a ~. S,rf,et "a sherou n kpovl.dss Of
povsr 10 sar, the diseases named, n II does no
siys snt,r. satlsf.etion. .f,er a fair and toper
ma, pledge myself refund the money received
!. The return Of the empty bottle.
DO aot pretend TO be the author Of this preIara-
Hon, having obtsssd the recipe from old Indian
Aftsr haviaE Travelled among the red men for sew.
sral years.
Ansr hAvins performed a. least one huHdrsd
a. A. i Ssys bs,p ipduesd nv nv frlsnd. 10
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s.,,o.,
That il any ease Of Sick or Nervous Headache
Toothaehs should fall to cure In from two to ave
niaatss with NJ Ail-Hsslias Lotion. will forfeit
Da. HAlpous could add numerous certificate. OF
wonderful cares Of the diseases stated above,
which 10 deems Unnecessary 10 append, excepting
oAs bottle Of this Lotion viii serve to eonvines
any person. who VIII give u mir trial. OF It's u
psrier medical yirtses
wh'SsIoh. u, .Ho hoi
u nAhsouh'.Dsar ST' AMER Suuernx
with an Aeute attask OF Rhsumatisn for severn
weeks, and trying everything within my reach
no avail. hearing Of your All. Healing Lotion,
was induced to try q bottle, aud. 4 am happy
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MURDER.
Rum Accountable - Arrest OF sus.
Pected Parties.

About ono o'clock Sunday afternoon,
Clement 7. Hessler, market gardener, who
resides In the country, a short distance from
the boundary, with two Of his hands named
John Carr and Henry Mannice, started from
Hessler's residence and rode into the park,
where they stopped some time, taking sew
sTa a % sec Sa hey rSee % we
corner Of II street and New Jersey avenue,
when they stopped at the restaurant Of
Michael Brennan for the purpose Of getting
another drink. just as they reached there,
Mike Holloran and August Schaeffer ap-
preached from the opposite direction, Hol-
loran In q highly intoxicated condition, and
Schaefier apparently trying TO get him along.
place, seeing Holloran approaching In that
condition, took up his chair and went into
the house, locking the door behind him.
The two parties meeting at this place, Hol-
loran made some remark which Carr under
stood as threat, aud replied "you can't do
that" and stepped towards him Shaping
him In the mouth; some scuffiing ensuod be-
tween Holloran and Carr, when a stone was
thrown by one Of third party Of three who
had come up meanwhile. The stone struck
Carr on the head, knocking him senseless.
house where he died yesterday morning
about G O'Clock.
The coroner, DR.. Potter, held an inquest
yesterday, and the jury rendered verdict
that the deceased came TO his death by q
blow on the head from a stone thrown by a
person to the jury unknown.
Mike Holloran and Schaeiler were arrested
and taken to the Seventh precinct station,
where partial hearing was had before JUS
tice Harper, who ofilciated In the absence
of Justice Schmidt, when the above facts
were ELECTED. At the close OF the examina-
ton Schaeifer was discharged, and Holloran
committed to Jail for further hearing Mt
O'Clock TODAY.
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STATES NAIL.


Posr OprIoE DEPARTMENT,
.P5opo,sl. will be reesiyed q The Contract nee
ets PspS = decided t Of IS1,
he mails q he Usitsd States rom sepienbsrI.
isds, to Jup. ., MI, GA ths following routes Ia
ss s.1s: 81 .s :. ss iSsSdIls' Of
mi PROM lisisfe!a, y Pleasant shsdt,, Law
RI.ss 70 iiefsirS. equal to 8 mile, s sad
s hsf.s's GiTs a..i ise a.. nsss.y
i7lo ON PrDes.. Anne g, II, by PIra.an. Ridge,
Blo.s:n Mill and Ives store, to L.sd Of
Loavs Princess Anne O Ii >, wcdno,day at .
ts.Ss f {. Srs 81 .I nsP% IL ..r
o fTG% sio. rsa' Hi 70 :aIRs ii mile.
Leave ssS i sia..S Sa'i a, lO.m
Es,s Ss k 4 .a Law iG5
Al, Hf rsS ss.IT 70 HI Ryi.ySs psro 10 mile,
Leave Hisk.foTd Saturday nesu
t.aVs Ry!ss$ r:f p:p SiP ssa ~ sI
~, r. a.s. naS S. BY Mill
B.i.s'iiis. ! %iis. and iass' iSIos Tine. mesa /"
Leave rosewood Depot Monday, Thursday
kn. !. s. s,. ass ss Phurs.,
Arrive Al Greenwood Depot BY loan
f fcys i:R R';s a Ts ssa sS g aPS:
Leave louisville Wsdos.day ATTAIN
Arrive a. farewell by pm
ksi iys .i JSss.y flhisips y Tam
For form. q proposal susIantec, aud Certificate,
embraced In The contract. &c. pamphlet adyer-
u Ssius snts SsRSSss 81 "a .as N.Y.
BID should Be- sadrs!ssa q The second A..ls.
'o'.'' ''.'' '' '''AJso mo 4 GkEssWtE!kkL.
jeis-iaviw Postmaster General.
PAYMENT OF SAC AND FOX SCRIP.
DErARrNRxro or TEE IsrERIoR,
OFFICE lspIAx ATyAIRs.
Notice !. hereby given that he sssistsgy Of he
deGedsc. Il ths Sac a and pos iuiiass Of H. ME-
sl.sIppi represented by certificates issued by the
The esriiaestss should be presented for payment
prior to August lsos, As after tbs, date no In.
s.s ~ si e tSroas ts e once. al sSp.
lions for pas ment must In overJ case give the post
~. 80 E. :, PARKER.
IN The SUPREME CouRTor TnE DISTRICT
l. on COLUMBIA. THE 18Th DAY OF June,
w ". s.ss Mclean ro,,'s Equity pesso.p
FsndSII his solicitors. Il il ordered hat he de-
sptsisa hsssia before The afs PSls day ssSu1
s ss s' q 5a sE ~ dsisu H. cause
Tfus sopy--Test: R. J. MEIqs,
-.x,,.., = 20 :. q - -. q. Z. !, - :, a.,..
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The WASHINGTON CITY DIsPESsARY,
northwest corner Of Seventh and M streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. N. Taylor and E. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medi
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Office hours from 0 tc
10 q. IN. and 5to Up. IN. Prescriptions care
fully cOmpoundcd.
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Special NoTrcE.-Many Of our custom
crs having boon disappointed in finding our
store closed Ia the evening, this IL TO notify
the public that we close our establishment
at 8 p. M, except Saturdays, when We are
open I'LL 10 p. m. Oak Hall Clothing
House, 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
Office. l.. d. BARBoUR, Proprietor.
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District n Columbia, .Wdshfn9t0R Couniv, 10
In the case Of JoHS T. MITCHELL And RICHARD
Petit, administrators Of Walter Harper, de-.
eensed the administrators aforesaid hAye,with the
AppTO baton VI tho Orphans Court, Of WAshing-
ton county, dfprc aid appointed TUESDAY. tie
10Th day q hugpst A. d 1870, for the naal settle:
said deceased. aud " the asset IN hand as far az
the sams have b,eu collected aud turned into
heirs Of said deceased ara notified 10 attend, with
their claims prop'rly yoaehsd, or they may other.
wise by law be excluded from all beneht In said
be published once a week for three week. IN the
Test: A. WHISTLER,
jyl2m9w' Register OF " Ills.
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FEsIAS outragcs arc Of almost daily oc-
currcncc at GALWAY. Sunday night Captain
Lambert was shot near his own house In that
vicinity and probably fatally wounded. The
assassin was promptly arrested
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8. c. MILLS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Office and residence No. 54i II street north
between Third and Fourth streets west.
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A MEETING Of the Flfth and Sixth wards
at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, Is ordered
by the presidents Of the respective clubs, at
so'clo ok tonight.
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IINITkp STATES rATENT oRHIoK.

U SirApsr wIss, rSTssT 9f s,jSa: 50. ,s@
On the petition q D. hlLLEsi Of New rcrh.
si.utsi e Kim pS Tho d DAY q October, ias ioi
an Improvement In Chimney Btseksi
this ouler on tho I'd day Of September heTt. .Any
person may oppose this sxtsnsion;, QhjsStt9As,
THIS otnco twenty days bsfo!.ths Day 81 hss!inE
jy5.MSw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

CARS WOOD AND COAL OFFICE has been
removed TO No. 25l Pennsylvania avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13

The srRAcusIAS ASSOCIATION propose a
grand picnic at Abner's park, on Thurs
day. The committee promise TO make 1t
one of the gala-days Of the season.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13
We TIGER.

RAID on the Beast Last AiEhs-A
Surprise Party Make q Call-No
Usher 20 Receive Them-Menagerie
without an owner.
Last evening Lieutenant TAFT and Sergeant
Walker, in obedience to orders from Major
Richards, made descent upon q gambling
hell, located over the White House restau-
rant, No. 312 street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, and captured large
stock Of gambling implements. The seizure
was made early In the evening, before the
game had commenced and while the habi-
tues were enjoying the evening breezes In
front of the restaurant. An entrance was
effected through the side door leading from
the restaurant, and so quietly and adroitly
was 1t done that the citadel was taken before
an alarm could be given.
OF course no one could be found to assume
the ownership, and Lieutenant TAFT after
closing the restaurant left the establishment
In the hands OF an officer until this morning,
while such of the apparatus as could not be
brought away last night will be taken to po-
lice Headquarters and coniscated.
We are pleased TO see Major Richards car
rying out the recent Instructions Of the
Board SO faithfully, and trust that when he
has caught ali the large fish he will turn his
attention to those primary schools Of vice,
the innumerable semi-priyate rooms where
the young men Of the city are taking their
first lessons in gambling at bluff poker, Gu
chre, &c.
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U Ai iNlHsEsIos, B. g.. jSac a. 1859.
or the petition Of Glars ToaPkIss. Of Troy,
lag for the extension Of patent granted 10 them
on the 18Th dsy a h.J, 1890, for an Improvement
Ills ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension; obj.ctions, deposi'
tiens, .sd other P.gsrs should b nlsd In this
SAMUEL 8. flsHkR,
ie.2-TsW Commissioner Of Patents.