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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-14
DIR. sMYTH Returns to NenO.aa.

Editor Remosh0 Te5e9rGpA,-Permit me TO in
form your readers that in compliance with MANY
urgent requests, Will return to KENOsHA and
take rooms at the HALLIDAY HOUSE. where I
may be consulted. during TUESDAY and WE'D
NESDAY. JANUARY I2th and Ii tn nd continue
to make regular visits thereafter, of which cue no.
tice will be given, obviating the inability heretofore
felt by many whose state of health or circumstances
prevented their coming to GAINESVILLE.
To those of your readers who may not be &C
quainted with the particulars of my practice.
brief explanation regarding it might not be unwei
come. During the whole of my professional career
my time and attention has been exclusively devoted
to the study ard investigation of diseases OF h
MAS Al CAVITY, HRoAT. LUNG and Oh EST to
affections of the EYE and EAR, and derangeme uts
of the NERVOUS SYSTEM. Ny specialty embraces
the eradication of o NSUNPrION, CATARRa,
THROAT DISEASES. affections of the VOCAL Or
CANS, Asthnua, and all LaryaoiI, bronchial, and
Pulmonary ConspIdfats; the re'ao0aI Of DeafnssS,
Discharges from the E,t1 and the treatment of all
diseases leading TO General Debility or to tie lose
and Impairment of Ner0oUs or FAySical Poorer.
During my professional career, in GAINESVILLE, for
the past two years, have from time to time pub
lshed testimonials of remar kable cures. enanating
from parties of unquestionaoe responsibility and
their genuine character, together with editorial com
ments from the leading papers of Wisconsin. Hav.
ing been induced to pubiish these Inducements,
because the people always recognize the proofs OF
successful treatment as the most desirable creden
ias to the public couhdeI ce which physician can
produce being better satIsted with favorable evil
dence of established practicable results, than with
the most elaborate demonstration OF the scientific
character of mere theory.
In every case, coming for examination, candid
opinion will be given as to the probability of cure
and no case will he accepted for treatment which
does not offer reasonable chance of success 10
save unnecessary correspondence Dr. s. wishes it
to be distinctly understood at no person will be
prescribed for without previous personal examin-
alton.
In conclusion, permit me to assure the public
that lnvalids coming under my care, may expect to
receive every benefit guaranteed b. SCIENCE skGM
and comprehensive eaperitmce.
s. W. SMYTH, NJ. D.
Consulting Rooms, Myers House sock, James
vile. Wisconsin. ly2deoy
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THEATRE.-By bills about town we notice
that the theatrical Troupe of Lord and
Vandagrif are advertised to open for short
engagement in tits city on Monday Evening
next at franklin Hall. They. open with
Goldsmiths beautiful Drama. "She Stops to
Conquer" and the night following will play
the celebrated Ticket-of leave Man. We see
this Troupe spoken well otby some exchanges
and do not doubt that their entertainments
will be worthy of patronage.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-14

KENosHA PosToFFCE. Among the appoint.
ments sent to the Senate by the President. on
Thursday last, was that Of l. w. Webster,
for Postmaster in this city. This appoint
ment having been made during congressional
vacation, of course had not been before the
Senate
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GERMAN CoNcoRDIA OF KENosHA-Tbis
Association for the encouragement of vocal
music, we learn is prospecting well. The an
nual election of officers took place on the 9Th
inst. The following are the officers for the
ensuing year:
G. Frantz, President.
L. Walker, Vice President
w. A Gherkin, Secretary.
A. Dickhout, Treasurer.
Jehn Linderman, Steward.
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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
dreds who have used the White Pine Com.
pound. Try it.
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The walworth Co. Teachers Convention, at
Elkhorn was attended by some 20 Teachers
This shows rather a li7elier interest in educa-
tional matters there was exhibited by the
attendance at our recent Kenosha Co, Teach
ers' Association.
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ENOUGH is AS GOOD As FEAsT.-One
bottle of j. W. Poland's Humor Doctor will
cure any ordinary affection of the blood and
six bottles will cure the worst cases of
Scrofula. Put up in large bottles, and sold
by T. Robinson at 81.
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"ALIsMA."-It is not often that we have
the time to spare or the incination,t to notice
any of the thousand and one preparations
sold throughout the country, each as it is
cl aimed, being sovereign cure for one or
more of the ills that flesh is heir to. Indeed,
we have frequently wondered that people
ever died at all, or grew old even, when, by
small outlay they could furnish themselves
with something which would keep disease at
bay, and defy the assaults of time!s
Concerning the efficacy of one of these
remedial preparations-and one which has
become celebrated of late--we can speak
from personal experience, and conscientiously
say it is good. We refer 10 "Alisma," an
article for restoring and preserving the hair,
manufactured by Messrs. Seward & Bentley,
Chemists and Druggists, No, 1S9 Main street,
Buffalo.-Bufat0 g commercial Ad0.
No slow sales for Stewards Cough Cure.
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CORRECTION. A Subscriber in Salem reminds
us that in our list Of members published
last week, to the first constitutional conyen-
ton, the name of j. FL Hall of the town of
Paris was omitted, also the name Stephen A
Davenport of the town OF Brighton was
OMITTED in second constitutional convention.
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GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-The Message of
Gov. Fairchild will probably be delivered to-
day. We shall publish the document next
week
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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. Polands Humor
Doctor will effect cure.
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HORTICULTURAL NOTICE. "A regular meet
ing of the Kenosha Horticultural Society for
the election of officers for the ensuing year,
will be held at Horticultural Hall, on Mon
day the 18th inst., at 2 o'clock, p. NJ A full
attendance is desired.
MARK DRESSER, Sec.
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The members of the sold Folks Club
will not forget that the first of the series OF
Sociables, takes place tomorrow evening, at
Simmons Hall
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The ladies of the Universalist denomina-
ton in Illinois are raising $4,000 to erect a
collegiate building for female students OF
Galesburg.
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APoTHECARIEs will tell you that the WHIT
Pine Compound not only sells readily, but i
an excellent remedy for sudden Colds, Coughs
Sore Lungs, Pulmonary Complaints in geu
eral. and also in all Kidney troubles.
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NoTIcE,-The members of Park City Lodge
I. o o. f., are requested to meet at theiI
hall on Friday, at O'Clock ?. NJ. for the
purpose of attending the funeral of Brother
III. Bostetter. @4rt ~ "a
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MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the price, If
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state on wisconsin = Kenosha County
CUurt.-1n Probate


/ In the application Of Anna Fauuon IA nnenta1lv
incompetent person. by j. V. Quarles her GnarI
ian, Tor Dover to be assigned her
an reading and filing the Petition BY the Gnard.,
~ ian OF Ann Fannon, the widow of Micha1s
ramon Iate OF the town Of Brighton in Keno p
county deceased, for the assignment Of Dow ma
ner, ann ramon the widow aforesaid, in = 70
the following described land to wit-thsS ind 10
West quarter of section Number nineteen routh
Number two, North of Range Number twel "a 1own
in the town OF Brighton Kenosha County9 ny East,
northwest qnarter Of the northwest ousrfy the
Number thirty, Town and Range afore Oh section
the North East quarter Of the North Fa 6sald-aiso
OF section Numberktwenty five OF samefst quarter
range nineteen east, in the town of W. toWh ana
also the North East quarter of the s. nea1tland--
quarterIof eection Number twentv fonr I'outh East
North of Range nineteen East-Town Town two
ton in Racine County The home OF Burling-
being the said South East quarter 4 o. OF deceased
West quarter of said Section nineteen u me South
iactorlly appearing that her right to anu u Salts
disputed by the heirs or DeYfaees ao"er is not
claiming under them or either of therT any person
on motion of said Guardian it ia ordel. therefore
tice OF the hearing of tsaid Pett1on req That no
ton be given 10 such heirs nav;saa and appIica-
Fannon Aforesaid Deceased and a. OF Michael
claiming under them or either ~ cher persons
application will be heard before .,T EN- that said
County Court at the Probate ofIsca - ndge OF said
on the sixth day OF FEBRUARY 1 n = enosha city
O'Clock in the afternoon of that dav1 tStJ at one
ing OF snch netice be by publicatior the Civ
~ ~ the .henosha Telegraph aweekly epsna' oraef
ioie9 10 henosha City for three we ks eIccsH;
~ before said day OF hcaring oSSsiVc'
Dated At kenosha city, January /, A. d. 1869
3wS3 JAMES y. PETT'TT
county Judge In aad for Keuosha Comfy
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THE MTsERABLEs Misguided and unfortunate
young men. Essays of warning and instruction for
young men, who have abused their physical pow
ers, or wasted their substance in Iotous living and
fallen victims to disease, with reports on the How
ard treatment and cure Sent in sealed letter enve-
Opes. free OF charge. Address DR. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
pa 2rnI2
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You will at all times find everything in tn
Grocer line at Slosson & Andrews, and price
as low as the lowest. II
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YIELDED AT LAsT.-B letter received from
the proprietors OF Goes Cough Balsam, 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 81
and which is unequalled as a sure and speedy
remedy tor Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough.
and all throat and lung complaints Both
sizes can now be found at all drug stores.
Jx,11
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" Cutting wood Is 80
Interest on sum for vault doors &c
" set hahdcufFs 70 SO
" Lumber and labor on pest house 60 As
" 2. o. stamps 400
Amt due Co. Ag't Nov. 10, 1867 $40 73
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We Manufacture all kinds of Tin a. Sheet
Iron Ware. A good assortment on hand and
all kinds of Job Work done with neatness and
despatch.
SIOSSON a. ANDREwS
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Buy Me AND TIL DO You GooD.-Dr.
Staford's Stomach and Liver Invigorator with
his his Blood and Liver Pills, is sure remedy
for chronic liver complaint in all its forms
humorS of the blood and skin scrofula, dis
pepsia, costiveness, indigestion, iaundice,
headache, and bilious diseases, general debil-
ity &C.; all of which arises from disordered
stomach and liver They cleanse the system,
regulate the bowels, purify the blood streng-
then the body, and prepare it to resist disease
of all kind. Sold by H. E. Clark, j. W. Stark
weather, and F Robinson, in Kenosha, and
by dealers in medicines everywhere. 6m33
How to have healthy Stock. Give them in
their feed once or twice week one table
spoon full of Farrier's Condition Powders.
They keep them free from worms bets, &c,
which trouble stock so much at this time OF
the year Now is the time to use them. Sold
by druggists. 6m33
TO BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE HAIR
and restore it to its natural color. and impas.
that beautiful gloss, odor, ETC., use Mrs. ar
A Aliens Improved (ne,o style) Hair Re stor
er or Dressing, an one bottle.) Every Druggist
sells It. Price One Doller. 1w Is.
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The following is statement of all bills
audited and allowed by the County Board of
Supervisors during the year ending Nov. 14th
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THE METHODIST ALMANAC for 1869, con-
tsins full and complete statistics of this de-
nnminstion These facts annear.
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The following are the receipts and expendi-
lures Of J. Y. Quarles, Co. Agt, during the
wear ending Dec. 5, 1868:
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2. G. TIMME,
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors
Kenosha Co., Wis.
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Ex-SHHAroR CowAs is proposed by the
Sunbury Democraf for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Supreme Judge Of Pennsylvania.
The Boston Hssald dominates the Hon.
Charles francis Adams as the Democratic
candidates for Governor, and says John
Quincy had bolssr stand one side and "givc
the old man q chance"
The following are the Republican nomina-
tons for Congress In Alabama, First district,
Alfred Z. Buck; Second district, Charles W.
Buckley; Third district, Robert 8. Hefhin;
Fourth district, Charles Hayes; Finh dis
trict, William j. Harrolson; Sixth district,
John J. Kinds.
SENATOR MAR. II. CARPENTER delivered
the 4th Of July Grafton In Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin. He thought we should not set
tie the Alabama claims with money, or by
war, which would oppress only the English
common people, who were our friends, but
should await our time, holding the action OF
England In the matter, as well as In the
Mason.Slidell matter, as precedents on which
We shall be at liberty to act.
WV. CLAFLIs, chairman OF tho National
Republican Executive Committee, has d.
rscted the recognition OF the Executive
| Committee Of the Stale OF Texas, chosen by
the House In tho convention which nomi-
mated Gen. +. ]. Davis for Governor. The
original oil the paper, OF which the above Ia
the substance, Is In possession OF Major W.
B. Moore, Of Texas, who recently visited
Mr.. Clanin with special view of securing
the Endorsement.
The people Of Oregon are again talk.
Ing about the separation Of tho eastern and
western portion Of the State. A scheme has
been agitaied to make State out of Eastern
! Oregon, Idaho and the eastern part OF
Washington Territory, and TO annex the
western part Of Washington Territory to
what would then be len Of Oregon. This
plan would make one State with rather a
| long sea coast, while the other would be de-
prived Of ocean harB6rs; bit Il would throw
people whose interest are identical together.
The more considerate and better portion
Of the temperance men Of Maine, says the
Bangor Wig, evidently do not favor the In
4 dependent action. Many Of those who have
been claimed As Its supporters deny the posi-
tlon, while even, VIC believe, the larger por-
ton OF those who were honored In the Port.
land convention by official places have de-
cllned to act with them, or will do so. Mr.. G.
E. Parker, OF Wilton, who was placed upon the
State Temperance Committee, writes letter
10 the Lewiston Journal Withdrawing there
from. Other leading men In different parts
| Of the State, who were placed upon the CON-
mittee by the temperance convention, de-
cline to serve,
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SEw YORK NAHxurs.
Nrw York. July 10 Noon,-Oot,on dull
900 hhd,, ild.ooo boxer, 10000 bags Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat dull and nominsl,
ii so6i.s2, Corn steady demand fair; ps9os
say cents Rye quiet and steady, u 30. Pork
adyancedi demand fsiri ss2 i29577s. Gold
1876.
BALTIMORE, July 10. = Brssdsfsfi - The
market for Flour 10 still very quiet; sales
arc confined entirely to small lots for local
eousumptioni but there Is stiil = demand for
less show some activity were there a stock
here OF suitable grades, which there 10 not at
present. We have pnly to report to-day sales
OF Howard street ESifa at ts.379o.,o per bar.
Whedi-was active and buoysnt this morn
Ing, and prices were fully 8 to 10 cents better
ns. d o. o pr fsS a. :S sSSs
do. At VI %, aud prime to choice white at u 81
CLIO. The range OF prices for new wheat
was, As will be seen, quite small, indicating
Corn--Continues frm, and for white prices
have stlll further advanced. Sales to-day Of
white al, " .o?ai .os, and yellow at osGp7 cts.
0dis-Are dull but arm. We have only to
cents.
Cotton. There 10 little or no inquiry, but the
market, although quiet, IL nsm 10 tone. Tbs
disposition TO press sales. Middlins we quote
held At 3t63t1 cents, and low middlins At
ST. cents, No sNies as yet to day.
Prori,fons,-Tho market 10 still strong and
buoyant, but there is very little stock offering,
and transactions are consequently restricted.
Orders for Bacon are large, and they are being
niied at IS cents for Shoulders, ltQish cents
for rib Sides, and ls4@lslS cents for clear rib
do, and there 10 also demand from the trsde,
but there are no round lots TO be had. Bulk
Meat 10 held very firmly At l3L cents for
shoulders, and iolf cents for rib Sides, and
iTaiT,4 cents for clear rib do, And It could be
readily sold at u Of cent under these figures.
L.rd and Mess Pork are unchanged.
Whisky-wc bear Of nc. further sales, but
we quote 10 before, fiigh Wines At l 0ipi .02
per gallon. There 10 little or no City offering,
and Western scarce.
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RHETORIC" desgned for use In schools
and colleges, and fdr private study, by Rev.
Z. o. Haven, q. d, Lsl. n, President Of
Inc University of Michigan. Published by
Harper & Bros, New York. For sale by
French & Richardson. Notice hereafter.
"FAMous LONDON MERCHANTS" book
for boys, with twenty-five illustrations, by
II. r. Fox Bourne, author of "English Mer-
chants" sc. Published by Harper q Bro'r.,
New York. For sale by French & Richard.
son. Notice hereafter.
"CoRD AND CRKEsE:" by the author oil
"The Dodge Clsb," with illustrations. Pub
lished by Harper & Bros, New York. For
sale by French & Richardson. Notice here
amer.
"THE ADVENTURES OF PHuiP ON HI.
war THROUGH THE WORLD" showing wht
robbed him, who helped him, and who passed
him byi by William Makcpeaee Thackeray
with illustrations by the author. Published
by Harper & Bros, New York. For sal,
by French & Richardson. Notice hcrea fter
"NoRA BRADr's Vow, AND Mona AMI
vEsrAL :" by Mrs. Anna IL. Dorsey. Pub
lishcd by J. B. Lippincott 4 Co., Phlla
delphia. For sale by Blanchard & Mohun
Notice hereafter.
From suILLNoToS, corner Of Four-and-a
halfstrcet and Pennsylvania avenue, we hav,
"The Peoples Magazine" by the Society fol
Promoting Christian Knowledge, Of London
Il
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Printed .snsdsI;; for a., sl. tsss,h.5 With
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s,.s ircm lhs CSll.etof n al iVr the
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II IA ayerrcd hero In Repub,ican circles
that Colonel John W. Foruey expects to bo
elected the next United ssoses eespssor from
North Carolina. He has recS a,y usrcha.ed
a large tract Of land thcr,sH Wash. Cor. N.
Y. Ersninq Post.
We learn that the Rev. DR.. Newman and
lady, Mr.. samue, Norment. DIR. Flodoordo
Howard. and othcr fr,ona. viii lcore tbis
city tbis morning In ono of Tho ear,v trains.
for n brief vi.it 70 Round I.atc and A ratooa
SPRING..
The Presidcnt bas anpoipted John Dietrick
suryevor of cu.toms Tor IN. dlstr,ct of We.
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ncndsd-
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yort from bi. Trim ocros. thu n,.,,s.
Senator Wilson |. engaged an a b,.torv n,
the anti .slayery movement.
A dispatch from Puebla. Colorado. nm.
nounces the arrival at that place of Senator
Morrill,, Rice, and Scott, and Representative
Root, accompanied by Edgar Dennis, Of tho
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company.
Senator Harlan and family arrived a,
Omaha, on Friday, and leit the next day for
Salt Lake.
DR.. Hayden and the United States Geolog.
ical Expedition arrived at Denver on Friday,
having spent ten days between Cheyenne and
Denver. They go south-westwardly from
thence, and expect to be out all summer.
\ VI n
been appointed inspectors OF steamboo,. 4,
Baltimore, Md.
Second Lieutenant r, d. Potts. ID United
States artillery, has been ordered to duty at
the artillery school at Fortress. Monroe v,
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DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TlhAsgRr DEPAhTnksr, June y, lsoe.
Sealed proposals. for furnishing the i9lloyinE ar
tiele. 81 statonsy ior m year ending Sane n.
nth day Of July, iSg, atil o,ei9sh' N; .,..,
Big gross z'ioeh inhs'ana'' NO. ae' glass stop
BIZ Erosa Sinoh ihks'Auas NO. O'' glass Stop
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Twelve gross Sf-ineh ihksAnur' NO. Se' glass;
stoppers. ,,, ,.r.., A. ooo H.,
Three gross siaeh inks'AndF' NO. Sr' glass
shoppers ,y,., y, s,<s,, -
samples required. .,,-n,.
Two hundred thousAna White hhNeiopeS' Uahfs'