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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-23
School Examinations.

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School Examinations.
TEACHERS H Durkee Miss Gillett Mrs Pierce.
Wednesday 9M q. m. Latin Lessons L. NJ.
6" Sc Pm eeV oaeHar q u M M
Thursday 9A a. m. Arith. L. NJ Analysis Jun
IL !" Phys. Geog. Jun. Pen'ship j.
8 m. Ment. Phil, Sen. Arith Jun.
3A Virgil, Sen. Rhetoric, Jun
Friday 9H a, m. Algebra =; NJ. Reading Jun
. ~ p; m. Geometry, Sen, S History, Jun
I" 81 6 Rhetorical ENs., by members of
all the classes.
In the above scheme for examination in the
Kenosha High School on Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Friday, Dec. 22d 23d and oath, Sen.
denotes Senior Glass; U. NJ. Upper Middle
Glass L. NJ. Lower Middle Glass; and Jun.
Junior Glass. The term will close with exam
nations and Rhetorical exercises in all the de-
partments of the Pn5lic School.
Parents and friends are cordially invited to
attend. Fl, O, DURKEE, Prin.
-e0~
Charles F. Collins, of St. Louis, whom
some of our readers will remember paid this
city brief visit with some friends year ago,
died in st. Louis of small pox on Wednesday
of last week.
| Mrs. Walter c. Lyman, for some time 6
resident of this city, is delivering a course O.
lectures on Physical Culture in DR.. Chapin's
church. New York.
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W. q. Telegraph.

Having direct communication to all points
we are prepared to send messages from this
city cheaper than the Great Western concern.
Persons who have any doubts on the subject
can try at the w. Q. Tel. Office. in the u s.
Express Office, and be convinced.
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Snow Storm.

Tuesday the snow commenced falling RAJ
Their lively in this vicinity, and continued at
intervals till Wednesday morning, leaVihgus
somewhere in the neighborhood of six inches
good sleighing. The heavy wind prevailing
on Tuesday evening piled the snow in drifts,
in various places. '-. ss2 u
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Spi ritualists Convention. "

Spi rituaIists Convention.
The First Quarterly Convention of the
Southern Wisconsin Spiritualists Association
will be held at the Baptist church in the Will
age of Burlington, on Saturday and Sunday,
January 1st and 2nd, 1870. CJales
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Farmers visiting the city, who desire a
good square dinner, can find it at Cady's
City Hotel, on market street. We have
tried it, and know what we are speaking Of.
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Half way up Lookout Mountain, the place
where memory is stirred by thousand mill
ing associations, and where the boys OF both
armies met and fought hand to hand, where
the blood of both friend and foe was mingled
together and ran down the mountain-side IN
rivulets, is smooth faced rock, upon which
a poor, wounded soldier inscribed the follow
ing:
IS. T.-S60-X.--Early in the battle was
wounded, and carried to this spot by two
clever Yanks.' They bade me farewell, and
as they supposed, to die, for was SO weak
from loss of blood that l could but family
thank them for their kindness. They left in
nv cantten part bottle of Plantation Bit
tiers. to which l owe my life, for it strength
ened me, and kept life within me until help
came and my wound was dressed. God bless
them for their kindness, and for the Planta-
ton Bitters.' HENRY DAyAGEL,
Company B, 10th Ga.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
in,norted German Cologne and sold at halt
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Chicago Lots.

Unlcag0 L0Gs.
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Josiah Bond of Lots for sale
in Grants Addition to Chicogo. We wish that
our subscribers would put sin funds to make
an investment in that quarter, as we are con-
fident no better opportunity could be fonnd
to get growing interest in city destined
beyond doubt, to rank as the second largest,
ifnot the very largest on the continent of
America.
AS one reason of our faith in Chic
ago property, let US say--that Is years ago we
were induced to purchase couple of lots go
# 'front.' on the west side, more than half way
from the Court House to Grants addition for
3d. per foot. Three years ago we sold for
$40. per foot, and no,o those same lots would
bring 5000. per foot. The prospect from the
present outlook, is better, that lots in Grant g
Addition will be worth in Is years from date
$500. per foot than fifteen yeare ago, it was
that lots we purchased for $13. should be
worth $500. pc foot at the present time.
The fact that Levi Grant will make war;
antee deed of the property purchased, renders
it certain that the purchaser will get what he
pays for.q ST. riarof lgl1 tsEF n
The finest Diaries ever brought to Kenosha.
at Bentley,s.
&. -"s-o-<-- 1t.aa
Institute Programme. alatlo ..
The following is the Programme, as far as
completed, for the Teachers Institute to be
held in this city during the coming holidays
Glass Exercises on the principal branches
taught in common scho OILS. a
Essays and Papers on important subjects.
Reports of Committees, and discussions on
tho following topics: sr"a a
The Bible in Public Schools, Prof. G. s..
Albee, Chm. Com.
Communication in school, HI. Barns, Chm.
Proper relation of Time to Study and Recit-
alton, R. Graham, Chm.
Punctuality and Regularity of attendance.
NJ. NJ. Rice, Chm. a97
Proper Incentives to Study, Prof. II. O..
Durkee, Chm.
Committee on Entertainment. Prof. 81. O.
Durkee, Chm. g
Addresses Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. By order of Committee.
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" Let's have Peace. y

r. Simmons would request all persons in
debted to him, to call and settle before Jan
LIST, 1869. All accounts must be balanced by
that time by cash or note. My friends I am
speaking to you.
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Still Rus hing.


Bentley is rushing his stock of books off at
fearfully low prices, and filing up with new
ard late editions. All the magazines for Jan.
on hand at publishers prices. Christmas
goods by the ton. Give him call.
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Johnson, at the corner, has all the maya
zines of the day en- his counters. Has a
Christmas & whirligig" in his window. Has
trains of cars for children. Has the finest
stock of books in themarket. Give him call
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The evening mail train south was blocka-
ded blythe snow short distance this side Of
the depot in Chicago, Tuesday, and delayed
until an extra locomotive could be gotto it's
assistance. slr
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New Advertisements.

New ADVERTISEMENTS.
In this weeks issue our readers W i'll find the
new column of R Simmons, and when read
ing it bear in mind that he means what he
says He has splendid stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, etc, and he is selling cheap.
Josiah Bond offers some Chicago lots at
very low prices in our columns to-das.
The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the best paper
of the kind ever published IN America, pre-
sents an attractive prospectus in our paper
this week. Read it, and subscribe.
The PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL, enters on
it's fifty first volume with the January num-
Der. Read the prospectus in another column.
The Journal has assumed the magazine form
and is greatly improved by the change.
B. NJ. Watson, Of Plymouth, Mass, offers
to horticulturists and others valuable col
lection of flowers, seeds, etc.
Some choice plants, seeds, ETC., are offered
cheap. by the proprietor of the Bloomington,
ILL.,, Nursery. ,.esa ~
L. Fellows s. Co., are doing big trade
with the assistance of their "Cheap Table
Give them call, and try their prices, they
sell cheap enough to make it an object fol
our readers to patronize them.
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The snow of Tuesday night has brought out
all of Ben. Jewett's fine sleighs and cutters.
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Parties in this city having real2estate in
Chicago that they will sell reasonably, may
hear of purchaser by calling at this office,
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A Farewell Visit. er
The friends of the Rev. E. O.. Taylor, will
make him Donation Visit, on Thursday even
ing the 23d inst, at the residence of D. w.
Miller. s.A..a q 81
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The Bakers.

The Bakers. a.s 3aetza .aHl2aiaai
This splendid troupe of vocalists will give
one of their entertaining concerts at Simmons
Hall, on Monday evening, Dec. 27th...@ The
family are too we'll known in this city to need
any extended notice from us. Yves advise our
readers to turn out and hear them sing.
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Two vessels passed this port bound north
Tuesday just before the wind commenced
blowing so furiously. i'3
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Well Made Clothes.

For suit of well made clothes, cheap, go
to Washbish's. He is selling an immense a.
mount Of winter clothing at low prices, and
every suit gives satisfaction. Try him.
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All our farmers should step into Bentley S
and get good substantial Diary for 1870.
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Olive Logan says she never saw a
pretty girl but she wanted to take her
in her arms and kiss her.
1t is rumored that Grant will des-
patch a detachment Of troops to Utah,
and "clean out ~ the Mormons.
A live kitten was found in the mail
bag by Minnesota post master, the
other day.
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Racine will next Saturday evening betreat-
ed to dramatic entertainment, given by
home talent. 3l394l9DE lo- a2a
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BRIsTo1, Dec. z, 1869.

To THE PREss-All weekly papers,
published in the state of Wisconsin, are
requested to insert the advertisement in
another column, headed "Homestead and
emtion,' one year--collections made
quarterly. And print this notice one
time in editorial column, and send marked
copy to this Office.
DANIEL SCOTT,
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60 MINI ER CIAL.
OFFICE OF THE KEN osHA TELEGRAPH, |

UT TUE OF IIh hENOS1A IELENfRAFH, 7
Thursday, Dec. % 1869. {
GRAIN Wheat is lower and receipts light,
with few sales to the mill at about 80. Bar.
ley40 600. Oats AZ. Corn on the ear IS %
40, the last price only for selected dent.
PROVISIONS.-Dre hogs are lower and
bring $40. a S11.5O. Dressed beef 5 a ac-
cording tc quality. Potatoes 81 a. 49, But
ter 25 Eggs 80. Dressed turkies per fb 121:
Dressed chickens 1926 O. So. per d0z.
CATTLE Beef cattle 81. "a so live weight
Fat sheep 50. % SO.
PROVENDER.-Ti Timothy hay $40. Wild
hay 81. @ So.
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List Of Letters

ND EMAINING unclaimed in the post office at
ma Kenosha, State Of Wisconsin, Dec %, 1869.
BislopsO Brown Myron j
Burn e Coonly II E
CoppereIl Leonard i Corrin Mary - @G
Cooper Mrs 7 B Elmer o
Eastman Chas FL Fisher Katie
FloodJSS a8 ss Hannah Lizzie
Howes Thankful Hunter David
Joslyn Chandler Leon Albert
Leach John c Mooney Margaret
Moone A Olson Peter
Piersh John Walker VIM
Williams Sarah Wiltgen Theodore
Winkelheite 7. Webb F w
Principal of the Gymnasium.
The following letters were left in the office.
without being properly stamped or directed.
Holt Geo
To obtain any of these letters the applicant must
call for advertised leters and give the date of this
list CHAS. FRANTZ, P. M
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Ctfcago 8 Norti, westers. Il. Hs

Thermometer g.. above zero, at six O'Clock
this morning. a
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Diaries for 1S70-all styles--at the lowest
rates-at Bentley's.
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Those Diaries for 1870 at Bentley's are the
ever offered for sale in this market.
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We are pleased to learn that Billy Hntch-
nson has been promoted to the foremanship
of the Union Office. Billy is a good printer,
and we wish him success.
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Gold Snap.

Cold Snap.
Last Monday morning we had q decided
ly cold snap, making every one resort to over
coats and mufiers. It was the coolest day
we have been favored with this winter.
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DIED.

sLATER.--In this city, on Wednesday, Dec 22nd,
OF scarlet fever, Emma, youngest daughter OF
Abran and Eunice Slater, aged years and 8
months
OF such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
CAswELL--In this city, Dec. 9th, after short
illness, B. s. Caswel aged So years
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Don't forget to go into Bentley's and ex-
anime his splendid stock ofDiaries for 1870
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MARRIED.

-wHITTIER.-In West Lebanon. N. Fl
Nov. 18th, by Rev. j. II. Edwards. Edwin A.
Knight, M D.. of Lebanon, N. H., to Miss Nav
G. Whittier, OF White River Junction, vt
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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S. G. Commissioner of Emigration.
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Insolvency Notica

It ie.ol7tney n Ne ESfots fJanss "A. MA
ha4ing hesn satessld 10 ~ cr
az al Ssaniy, ttnp-ru ~ is No..
49, ~ knata ~ nrlaafia ~ A. ~ns
~ t4s CEt 81 Ia Cr-rf- 49, y,
...1,l. n = before M 10 III rsSet 49, y
Tth. !. 1917 Thiert !. ,t1lgH tafrsf.
cfttsitg5 ALAAA 1iDif.
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Ashes for Fruit Trees.

A correspondent of the New Eng
land Farmer says:
l often make use Of ashes around
my treOH, certainly as often az once
u year, and believe it to be of great
benefit to them. But, like some of
yogr other correspondents, l have
learned not to apply it in contact
with the bark of the trees, as they be-
come moistened and form I've often
too strong for the growing wood. |
generally uSe about n quart of ashes
10 u tree, scattering it around them as
far as the roots are supposed TO ex-
tend underneath. My largo trees, in
bearing ten or twelve years, receive
an application of from six to eight
quarts of unIeached ashes to each
tree, scattered in the same manner. |
never permit the ashes to lie upon the
ground in any place more than one
inch in depth.
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The American Shuttle ..,
Sewing Machine

Is Warranted for Five YearsI Our Agents
win be supplied with duplicate parts Of the
Machine, in case Of accident. It makes pre-
cisely the same stitch made BY the Singer,
Wheeler L Wilson, Howe end RlOrenes Ma
chimes. It has the Under-'eed, like the best
of high-priced Maebiues, aud Is the only low
priced Shuttle Machine ia the market that
has this feed. We are enabled to sell a first
class SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very low
price, on accOunt Of Its Simplicity, and con-
sequeDt low cost of Manufacturing, in CON-
p~arison With Complicated Machines.
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In ChanoerY at Jonesborough.

n ". Teifari, Ear o. wm. Mitchell. dssd. ~. 10
NJ, saph MeCnrkan and BE ulfd, and ctherf. II
this 49, " = aiisfrsi that Jgfsph nscracksn tut BE
vtff uaa. - NsnErr ~ BIS Nfe ENtthrth WI
punhau anf he wife Emalirs. and Aibfn Nitfhal
~ eco-fssifsrfs. IL thsr.fars crisrsf that rnhh.
tsfiea h nais fur baf watks, IN Ne Ustor Ht9.
raiirr urra dsfsutarfs % arrfar t-f1rt the fnarctrT
81 z. - fffsud. ~ tai fs1sf III b - ~ hesfrF
-rrssss ufrfHrrf. fin- @. fftf FFfhl Hoia.
ffffr 4rffr rfrf oil ND
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.D1ttrp.
ING Llght al HOLE.


The light a home how bright Y beam
Whgu evening shades eruund as fall
And from TIE lattice far IL glsams,
TO love, and rest, and comfort elli
when weariea with the tolls Of day,
Aud strife for CORY gold, or fame,
How sweet to seek The quiet way,
Where loving lips will lisp our name,
Around the light at home
when through the daik and stormy a,ght
The waywnrd wNnderer homewsFd dies,
Now cheering is that twinkling light,
Which through the forest gloom be spies
III the light Of home. Ne feels
That loving hearts will greet him there,
The joy and love that Danish care
Around the light at hems.
The light a. home, how still and sweet
hpeeps from ypsder cottage door,
The weary laborar 70 greet,
when the rough tolls Of day are o'srl
Sad is the soul that does not know
The blessings that the beams impart.
The cheerful hopes and Joys that dow
And tighten up the heaviest heart
Around the light At home.
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. Injuries 10 the Horse,

WY horses become vicious from
crWSfhcatment.
Ts horses fatifrom weariness then
from any other cause.
When a horse falls he is more fright.
! ened than his rider.
A frightened animal cannot use its
senscs Alright, in must first he reassur.
cd by geutle treatment.
IL is speed that kills the horse.
Never strike an animal upon the
head.
Careless application of the whip has
blinded many horses.
Moro horses are famed from bad
Shoeing than from all other causes
together.
Never kick or scream at II hnrse
nor jerk tho bit in bis mouth.-Lon
den Horse Book.
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LINDEMAN & SONS'
Oylsbraisd and CnrIesllel


Patent cycloid Piano Fortes
Were awarded at the late Fair Of the Amsdesn IHsti.
lu,s ,he FIRsT PREMIUM COLL MEDAL, gr Horsl.
~, gupsrioriiy cad E~serisnes. sl.r.
Verdict Of he Judges Of bs Far Of ne An1i-
ran Inshfute.
invention. aud the results whieh spring from 4, to.
Iorin . prrfsct Piano. ve deolsp No. q, The crctofp
PiAso, pateat~i and manufactured By Lindsman 4
suus, Of Srw York, iusdy entitled 10 the flr,t Premi-
ma fs the bet Piano On exhibition, 10 the Present
Fail 81 die Asacncsn insituis."
Similaf testimonials vere awarded tbeee superb In
.truinen ~ ne STATE Faip Of MICHIGAN. INDIANA,
KANSAS, and Whenever they have been exhibited IN
e5up-tinVu.
Read tho Opinions Of Great Artists,
GattsehaIk. the rsncvbsd Pianist. says "t 10 tb'
hss.t h.tfuin snt n the squae claas that ! have syeI
tried. The tous CONES out "a risb and cold a. that Of
a Grand Plano. have tested n - would . Trad
Plane for poiBts ~ dciieacy aud Of strength, aud II
has stood the test " etefy rag.n
me allowing sninani Artists sonsur N The atoy'
JsRn \. rsfusnn. carl Anehuts, A. Bsd,u. Afnr@
A.. f.afx. Wfilfam Hs-au, Gustav stlehsi, Hary Asn'
frr.ssp. Vim. n. Hasfnrd, charlas frrdcl &. J. Hop.
kius, Taco. Eisaeld, Gsotss ". norgan.
80. 2gberoy Place, Blocker Street
6Saogelmosl21 NEW YORK.
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Best Rntter.

Il has been proved that cows make
tho richest butter when they 6rst 20
out to pasture in the spring; that they
produce the hardest butter when fed
IN dry food; that butter made dur.
ing tho fall is best for keeping. The
town OF Rennes, in Brittany, is noted
for its peculiar butter. The milk Of
The previous evening is mixed with
the warm mornings milk and the
mixture allowed to stand Tor two OF
thros hours, when the whole is churn,
ed. a larger amount OF batter add
a more delicate flavor is claimed az
tho result OF the above method.
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SENIHG MlGHINEI

Is retaile6 at a price within the reach Of all.
This Machine uses a straight needle, makes
the LOCK STITCH talike on both sides, has
a SelEadjusting tension, and can do every
variety Of sewing. 1t viii hem fell, bind,
cord, braid, seam, Quilt, tuck, ruHe, and
gather will work equally wsllO on silk, linen,
wooden, or cotton goods, With silk, linen, or
cotton thread.
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Attachment.
HIDES WANTPn

VHs VNpERIGFED WILL PAY THR uou,,-
n nafk,t prize n CASH fr siihsf b., ~ n,.s
eenIsfsa - De irsslfsres Of d.. n 49,.
A.. tssn era rlaiIa faa Tafd ns.r ~,
cosr,v ~ N m''a' % holsshusty River, wssllsf.ss
va gs.tnissd wHELLER1 HcIlreRIrs@ Sc
--lH HlfEH fsnnst.-
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agricultural.
How Much.

How much better is your farm than
il was a year agoY
How much better arc your lmple-
ments
How much more lovely have you
made your home by the planting OF
trees and shrubs!
How much have you added to the
value of your property by the plant,
ing of orchard trees and small fruits
How much better is your stock Of
horses. of sheep. of cattle?
How much OF error have you DIS
covered in our mode Of treatment
ofthe different crops you have grown !
How much have you learned from
your neighbors, from your agrlcultu-
raj papers, from your experience IN
relations % your farm operations
How much have you done to aid
vour wife aud daughter in their house
hold utensils and the better location
OF wells, %cisterns, wood-piles, cellars
and dairy rooms!
How much of kindness and charity
have YOU exercised toward the needy
md the helpless
How rauch better husband, father,
brother, man are you than you were
one year ago!
Reflect on these things, and if you
have been derelict in your duty in
the year that has now faded into
the dim past" turn over a new
leaf, and resolve that for the time
to come you will do better.
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Ac ENrs


We.wish to arrange With Agents, male or
female, to represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, in each State, County, and
Town in the United States and 0ntsriO. BE
ira inducements to Experienced Agents Tor
full particulars, as to Salary or Commission,
address,
G. v. N. ANDREWS Gen. Ag't,
Detroit, Mich.
N. B.-For the benefit Of our Agents v'
have arranged With parties who have Goods
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents to sell
We viii send Book Of Samples and fan par
t%ieularS on receipt Of one rcd stamp. Address
G. v. n. ASbEEws, Gen. Agt, Detroit, Ai'h.
ls6sdec75yi.
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Cure far CoIln ln Hnrsrs.

The death Of Robert Boomers
Auburn horse induced New Yorker
90 send tho TribvAs a remedy which
he has never seen fail 70 cure collie in
hor-os. II IL simply 70 drenoh them
With a preparation Of chlorine and
permanganic acid, which can no pro.
cured at any drug store. He has
used repeatedly, and has 90 much con.
hdonce n Il that he would be willing
80 nrure Tho recovery ofAhy horse
u Il Nas administered in time.
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WATCHES FOR THE MILLION

The oroids Gold Watch Go. manufacture, or strictly
scienti ic principles (style, finish and color 'S earoi goiil
a iae-a nile Of the most rare and costly description u
Gold Watches.
and E~entlrm,n's) have superb Swiss movement, jrsehol
algiHstaTH,d, with compensation spiral spring.
RaflruId COtdNcton, ERgRsers, kzprcssmrn-thc most
ex1eting nf nnr eustOmers-haye thoroughly deni)u-
stratsA the strength, durability, accuracy aud utility
of tho fac-simile Bakham Watches, and prom unce them
Invaluable ~ reliable time-kerp-rs.
Fine Swiss Mo- emshis SIS Patont Apeuean facu-
mile WaEhdm lFgdchcs. full iewcled, $40; chrossu.si@r
Balance, S2S each. deliberately engraved with new and
Buvsl d. sigus. Esrh Watch u warranted w spocId
certificate from the Oroide Gold Watch Co.
Also, magnificent uroid0 Gold Chains IS, IS and s.
each. Sent avery whore, TO be- paid for IN delivery,
our customers are , applied free with the PirkpoCket
Detective and Watch & sard also, mailed -sParsielyOn
receipt VI 50 ceuts. Tho Genuine uroide Gold Watche,
can only be obtained by ordering directly from ~.
JAMES T.. MONROE & co, Importers \ nlanuf's.
6snovI3m0s2. l9j Broadway, New York.