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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-11
Your respe"iful:s.
: JAN ES B. TERRY.


One of the few really successful enterprises
of the day 10 Parker q Co. Is One Dollar Sale.
Their system offers agreater oppori unity tor
the purchase of the Thousand and one usafa
articles, at pric. that com"s within The
reach OF alclasses, than any o her
ii is well understood fact, that certain
classss Of .gaeds,pay the dealer n very large
ps1srntageIof prod !: TVS appears. -almo.t
nier-esary. Esp :clally in Fancy Goods, Jewel
ry. Silver Plated Ware, &c, Of which deal.
rr does not sel { fiieicnt :of8any one ar,cl'
10 make ii an object OF trade, and is Obliged
% purchs se in sHlsll qusnffties and wher
he goods are sold 't,y three or four differen,
rtaSscssd merchants and. each charge yer,
sarge profit, the price becomes double the or
lginal cost OF manufaeture before reashins
he hands Of the people.
II in such goods Parker & Co. !. % q 10
summer ST., Boston, deal most extensively
Their sales $50 Immense they make racl
art Gle specially, often buying all 4 risnn
acturer can produce. Their system give
a,nyersal satisfaction. Read their adveitise
tnent. 81 ~
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Ga Ill.

The evening before election. the lesder of
brass band, afsw miles south of Racine.
wish, TO ser, made the Republican nominee
70. State Senator. and I ne band ass. nted /; but
just before starting, some of the members.
democrats, refused 10 ''biow'' for Repubii-
can. ana the sert hade was gwen ap. The
Leader. WHO is = sound Republican, refused TO
lave aaythinE more tc do with the band, and
the next day left tor his home In Milwaukee.
There's kome pretty good blowers in the
Democratic 3rank>. and we think the vacancy
in the band will soon be tiIrd,
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A DUTY.-The preservation Of health is e
duty we owe not only to ourselves, but ais
10 those who thay be Dependent upon MS, to
shore with whom we may he assosiated AZ r.
latives or friends. With due Consideration
r this, those afflicted win Dyspepsia. Ner.
vOus Debility. Weakness OF the Stomach or
Digestive Organs. will Rpd u never-taiIing
remedy In HooFLAND's GERMAN BIT fEi,s
which csn be had of any druggist. They arr
substance for rum. IylgsR ff4s4ss..
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Our Special Artist.

The Cd adage- a hit bird futters"- a
true one. MIR. Truesdell advertises in las'
weeks paper that he does not make tintypes
or second class work. What hath our Ce-
AR led npont.a at he hath grown SO great p
II q double price axes it first class. then h.
is doing first class work TOR be is making
the so called tintyprs and cannot deny 1t
csarging Just twice the price / do. | an
making India ink. oil Or water color photo
graphs porcfa1n. ivofytype, Rembrandt, o.
any other picture known to the art, at one
nf the price done IN this city. and warrant
4 el 10 give entire saf isfaction Copying ant
enlsrging d ,re in the very highest style O
the art at Josiyn's Gallery, opposite Balm
hardware store. s3.- ~
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larry.

Last Monday night some one managed TO
several revolvtrs, TWO shot guns, number OF
sesrs OF ivory -hsnd ed knives and forks, few
pocket knives and what loose change there
MAS in tie drawer,-the whole amnuning 10
SOMETHING like one hundred and ft'y dollars.
1t Is supposed the burg ar must have been in
Abe store when they locked MP, the. cellar
door leading into he slley was found open
in he morning and WAS fastened on the in
ssue the night before. s. .fs
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"Where 10 Drake 8. T. 1880 Xc We hay
heard this question asked many tines. AND
ior all we knew for year past he NIGH, be
dead. Recently, In New York, We s.ed d,
his LaborA'oryin Liberty ST., and there 'unt
;his gentleman barrlcaded behind IL trench
dous pile of boxes, dstrbu' ing funds 10 II
Sunday School COMMITTEES. Our eas,nes WV,
20 secure an advertisement. He sand: "Ay
dear air, what is ths use of advertising rhs
Plantation Bitters! They sell better now
than when-sI advertised At such ernnr.n ous
expense, and now have not made = conjtac;
tor pear. have all this amount to. give e.
ne poor. To satisfy the Press, however
who have always been my friend, think
will give them slittle,someihing To do agair
for have improved the Bitters great " and i
may be wall TO haf yen let the people know
IT," And so he ran on in 4 happy. cordial
appreclativc manner, showing US the wonder.
or his place ard he cords of cert flcatcs Ey
erythiug Is on magnificent scale, and II
done with neatness and pronptness. While
there we saw Atlcsst forty orders come info
hese celebrated Bittrrs. Cases were being
pped to the tour corners OF The world
Drake is not dead, nor his Bitters either =
Exchasae paper. - taa or
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Proceedings of the Circuit Court. :

We are indebtedIo Mr.. Roby for report d
the Proceedings OF tee Circuit Coart for Ke.
nosha County now in session IN this city. The
Court seems to be getting along with more
han usual speed in.the transaction Of bust
ness. ..
Judge Jilsun has been Reporter for the
court for two years and the time for which
h, was appointed havi e expired, Mr. Roby
has received the appointment OF Reporter iol
TWO years r 8
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Local Newspapers.

AOOa1 NcWcpdpcIc'
For the bcn.sdt OF our readers in this conn
ty we ciipahe foilo wing from the N. Y Tri6-
une, and commend 1t to them for Careful
perussi
Nothing is more common than than to
hear people talk of what they pay newsph-
pers for advertising, &C., AS SO much given
in charity Newspapers, by enhancing jhe
valne OF property III their nelghborhood. and
living the localities In which they are pun
Ii he'd q reputation abroad, benefit al such,
particularly If they are merchants Or real e.
aate owners. thrfce tn, smount yearly OF the
m.agre sum they pay for their support. BE-
slaes. every pnhlic-spisited citizen boa land
4bie pride in having a psperRo' winch hr is
not ashamed even ihoughzhe should pick l.
up In New York or Washington "A Go.id
ooking. thriving sheet helps property, gives
character to ioea!i'y. and IN many respects is
dcsIrst = pabsic scolveniepcs'. III from n y
.ause fiie tn er in the local or editorial col
INN should not be RI your standard. do not
.sst IT, sAde and pconouDce il good for moth
az, until satisfied thai there has BEEN no
more labor besto,xed upou It nan Ia paid for.
n you want good reliable sheet il must be
supported. Aud If aust not be supported
n spirit of charity either. bat because
on trtl a. neceaSs - to an Nport il. The To-
ca res Is the pows taa moves tao people.
pa.1 "a rar.i asrsups, ~ AZ Gs,c,iAY, SAi, n,,S
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-11

Remember, next Thnredsy Is Thank sg'v'ng
day, and every one should speak for a turkey.
We saw som turkeys hung out a week since,
il an iclpa, ion uf the event. and they are
hanging 81, Ifnothing prevents they will
be nice aud tendt. by thanksgiving time. /.
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an KsaosHA. Wis, Nov c,sisea

- ~ 49, = ~ : HBfF f-F&t
| Nh EDIroR -
In regard 20 the Exciting Race aud Oplig
Ing CoMduesorn item written by G. d P arr
copied by Miss Anna P Miller, of Ehsabeth
n. j. have To say 81 Was there 20 see
You are righs,--ttc 'racs'' WAS ''cxcieirg
The cond uctcr. MrsAlex. Davis, OF Rockford
was Gas be always ts) '.obiigiug" The lad
and her hrehapd lwho said they had sr,veI
,we,ty ,fsr. nii>s that nerniAg to 60 h tn
sssin)a ppeares TO beth nkiui, ana th sJt
friends ~ersznet gls d,to zee her, iheysc'o NJ;
properly appreciate u lady who gets up Early
enough ipthe. morning 10 rice In Wagon
twcnty Ave ml.. bcfore6-30 NJ. and Their
get aboard a train as lively IS she did.
Everybody WAC pleased with the incident
everything was lovely and the :snsefnlne
fo8i properly elevated."~ d
e are informed that the 'Ooiiginy Cun-
ductor" III charge OF the train on the day Of:
The Exciting knee' 'w.s Frrd Reyes. and
not Alex Davis the usual conductor.-Ep.l
ssfE ~ tt9 tk ~ FEg.Ef
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-11

OFFTCEe OF THE KENOSHA ThLEGRAPH
NChursday. Nov IL 1899.
gertd ior wheat, and consequently IN. r, ceip:e
arc light We qaote price; at 1895 Barley
409S0. Oats 81. Cora ina.he ear Zoe for IS
lbs Dressed Hogs S;O@ll Beef cattle 1905
'er 100 i've weigh. ace riding 10 condition
Fat sheep . 50@s2 so. Potatoes SIC, Butte.
% and See and only the best lots command
'aisIde' quotations. Eggs Csc. Dressed
Lumber act changed I9rf ."g ~GEtJ
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.ne1novsd.

1elnovsd. TAo8i.f HI =. r}IjIA@4f
Our friend Bentley has m owed his Kenosha
County Bookstore lto The new block snc
proposes, rs he says, to 'Just let things slid
cheaper than Dirt Give him call NJ a
Nj Ter can sobs found IN Beniley's new es
lab,isllncnt with = large ne,e SOCK of watch
es, clot Ks and jewolry, which he Intends /.
sell as cheap as can be bought In Chicago OF
else where, Try hun on time. . ( -'.5s.s..
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EVIDENCE OF sUccx.


sgHoxAs i'towlArs, Esq., an I'D fseaoas / tAi
county. sgeo "a years has ocen dear ~ d dRu ..
oef VI years. and tsoabls4 oy con.iaAt la5iaisAna
s'nndA in hts noad de Cal ed upon Is Il, Frti -
'he hA.iidsy House rw1 months ago. s,At 3 40
3perttien peiformo& an hi- Carr 5@A a. IL. se %
inssanirelie1. Rs cav M,s HDwiara p,.,,,, .n,oe
dsss sgo and he ytssfnea d uk fra, The !s6i, are
all cones ns heasiiie IL aiIrosf az asat5. az q
ever was aAneh hcsn- testiaiony. combs ii sim .
eliizen of Nj, as sanding ana . fe-,ois ipn .
nearing OF one efasa age: j. worthy Of eeo.Iencs,
and Is suAaciens to issplre with hope tls hictsA
who are within reach o. DR.. SMYTH
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Business.

Our streets during the past week have pre-
scented qnltc iively appearance, being some
times filled with farmers wagon $, etc. Mar
ket square has been filed wit b loads of hay
with occasionally u few loads of wood. The
merchants appear to be ha wing pretty good
ruu of trade, ditto lawyers, this being '.cour'
week " - :. :.
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I.sr1e Show Windows

Win. E. Reed, ESD has fixed up his new
i"welry st"re in splendid msLner. and put
in two large show wind va Of single-light
pis R'akk, tte'largesl BY iar4f any in the
city. rhe} make u splendid show window
and &c presume he will shortly have goods
10 snow through them tat will be worth
locking at. res" e
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Thanksgiving Services.

r In accordance with the prociamation of tbs
Governor Of this State, and of the President
of the Un,tsd States, THURSDAY, the 18th %
this month, will be observed by The peop.o I"
Kenosha a day OF Thanksgiving Tor M
mai and Stale b, essings during The pas
wear. Union services will he bejd st Il he Con
"a N chu hRpIO5l scfoekA. The r
Sir Taylor, passs- of the Bspsist chnrSh
will preach eha sUrmoa.s
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NaH Store.

Paul Rauher has opened his new store at
Beniley's old stand, With u large as.or ment
of groceries, provisions. notions, willow and
crockcry ware. etc, snd will be pleased to
see all his friends who are in need ~ any thing
in his line. See his advertisement in another
eolumn. sa es
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Fast Type-SetGing.

Anappren:,ce ia this office aged sixteeu
year., john e. Ieary, who has worked lees
than woyears at the business, last Tuesday
sci Il, OoJ ems and dls;ribu ed his case inside
~ ten hours. lie says wnen some one who
mas worked at the businers FOR the same
'engh of tiiae will do as big u. days worh,
ne will try and do better, and we think he
can by about 9, 0J0. y 2
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-11

As wiz he seen by reference to our adver-
tislng columns Ms. L VI Henry has remov-
ed her Dress making establishment to her
nsw place of residence, one door south OF Mr..
John I Yuie's residence.
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ID I e q.

IONKS--at Union Grave. Wisconsin,. Oct.
-, alter an tiiilcss al three week. of Ty-
pi'o'd fever. Henry Zones. aged twenty
Via.
He was young man of much promise. and
much esteemed and respected ny al wh'
knew him, and beloved by hIs many friends
he has early gone from the cares and troubles
If life TO better world.
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Coed.

dOCGs .5sazs g. T@IS
The Usson of last week, in. speaking OF
the eteeliou, says: "The Democrats elected
their ca,didate tor Register by about two
Ttr Republican candidate for Register was
elecl-d by two Thousand and two majority.
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sick Horse.

For an hour or two last Tuesday afternoon
Square The horse was very sick, and once
II laid down Aui roiieI over win he in
Zen. ion OF dying. bull after while it seemed
80 .hAngo its mind. aud got up aud Wa .keo
off,
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l. Fellows Il Co.. have large stock of new
dry goods which, they offer for sale atyery
low prices. Call on them and be convinced
.ilat they esel goods lsser than any Other
house ia the city.
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4 Uaol Bed,
Suicide.

Ma tliias Feltes, german living three or
four miles northwest oi ais cry in the town
of Soners, committed suicide iast Monday
f'rtneun by shooting hiiself during u tem-
porsry III OF insarity. He Was 80 years. old /.
~ whom he had been married three YEARS and
one, ct,,ld q 1873 @1% sssH
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Whilst anding the attraction elsewhere,
Adam stll continues to have good run oil
customers at his barber shop, add does good
work, a. every Que will allow. He has bar
hers who understand their business. Give
him 81 call.
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DEEP SNOW There .as eighteen inch

DEEP ono" = / here rHs eighteen inch
es - IT SNOW a. Eudsoi,, QUIZ. on the mora
ing Of the 9Th i,ist -2sS u as 0
a.s.ef.. i BANGOR, Me-, Nov. /.
The SNOW storm which bggan Friday
Atinued through Satur,i y, and has
been very severe at Lrcanl Eighteen
nches fei isat Moosehead Lake, aud down
n Piscattaquiss county one foot Stage
re leaving Dexter On runners Same
;ght or ten inches fen here, but mostl
mt lied. The wea. her il now clear and
cold.
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nsrsoaAl,

PerseaAl' 5 ..sS sseaar
Dr. Bmyth, so we'll knnsn among Us on ac-
eoun, of his success;ui treatment OF al
ehrosic disrsses. may b. censuled al the
Halliday House during Friday sud Saturday
the !2t b aud 18th inst.
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P;lgr m Progress > sux.

Nv ,uvi alton. the Sunday school scholars
OF ,he Baptist church in this city. win give q n
entertainment in Recipe in short
time. The choruses, duets. solos, etc
are TO be given hy Racine children and wrh We
no doubt will be we'll rendered y Our Racine
friends should not fall to avail themselves ot
this opportunity Of witnessing splendid tab
ieaux entertainment. - t
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lea Direct from Uhlna, Wiser srs sw Ss'GT
Rouse Simmon. has The first direct lmporta-
ton of Teaftfom China received IN this city,
which he IS selling at Jttty cents pound less
tnan canbe bought at any othersssore NTH
place This tea ia the first consignment from
Foo Chow, China, direct 70 Chicago. via
Central and Union Pacific. and Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific Rail Roads. : The tea is
put up in baskets OF one pound each, and is q
good article. W., kn0c it st3 49,
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Literary.


THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW maya
zln,. (the official organ of the Order) for No
yenber contains an excellent or'gins story
entitled '.'The Death Plot "together with an
attractive variety Of miscellaneous reading
mat er OF general interest, and n vast amour
of valuable infor nation for the fraternity.
1t should be- t&kenby every Odd Fellow. The
| American Odd Fellow will next year be great
10 enlarged and improved. when the price
| will b. 81 sc a year or 81 25 volume. Pub
| lshed ny JOHN w. ORR, No. So Nassau 81
! New York.
DEMoREsr's MoxrnLY.-A splendid christ
mas number. This tsvori,e periodical for Ia.
dies improves with every issue. Its reliable
| fashions, it's numerous ull-slzed patterns. it,
| admirahie Illustrations and great variety al
useful aud Interesting reading matter, render
| i, ny far the most desirable magazine of the
day. and in fact'indispensable to ladies living
away from the metropolitan centers 1t IL
also the cheapest magazine 81 IS per annum
with band some premium which. for lin
ted time, may. we ,sees be . large aud mag
nifcrnily engraved cory OF Lille Il. Spencer
Fourth of July Pic-Nic"-a picture worth
three times the coat OF the magazine. Pub
llshsd at S3s Broadway ~. Y.
DEMoRasrs YOUNG ANEhICA This sprgh'
iy juvenil" is constantly improving. A new
and most interesting feature consists OF y
beautiful chrome series of Audnhor's Amer
lean birds, each separate picture OF which l.
fit to frame. and toget her would form y
charming set for "a chi DIS room. "Our Pari>
doll" accompa panied by a-letfer TO The littl.
ones, by Nine. Demorest, is ano her great
| TEXTURE, not to speak OF the special Christ
mas attractions and novalsies, and n new
story by the author of 'Jack and Rosy y
| Altogether the December number ought Ia
be good for ten Thousand additional snbscrih.
era to Youdg America s 50 with beauti-
| f,l premium. Publication office, S3S Broad
way Y. e" "1' f@
GoDEY's LADY's BOOK Cooley presents tc
his subscribers real gem for December TIE
epnbei ishments exeei IN at1fat tiye1essj an,
before given. Aifh,.1gl the last mum her a
I the volume, to many it'appears better thar
the first. ~ - ~ '.s& sts
| Nameless and Frienlless is the title of tn.
Hrstistesl plate! Then comes q handsom,
title !rage,a with tahleau, pictures, also en-
graved IN steel. A tinted picture, represent,
ing children engaged in Christina sports 4
colored fashion-plate. Cushion in head work
handsomely printed in colors Extension
sheet. Skating Costumes Fancy Costume
{. lfor Children. a page containing, fifteen de
I, s,gns OF boanets, hats. aud headdresses 4
/ great variety of other useful and ornament
: designs are scattered tn otgh The number
: In the literary department. grand array
: literary celebrities in the magazine world con
: tribute rich feast. A number Of Christina
! games will be found in the Armt hair depart
f lnent. .sfa $1,000 s.
5 Look on page 5S5 for rich collection c
holiday sweet. -
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Use Compound Arnica Oh Liniment for
Rhrumai ISM. Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains.
Tnothache Wounds. Burns, Gorns &c. II
gives the best satisfaction ni any thing tina I
wa, ever put into = bottle. Try it. Sold by
| eli Druggists. 1y8
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CHBsANIka. Saginaw. Co Mich, July 8. 1853
DIX. g w. RoBACK-Dear Sir: Ny fs;her
now about sixty-four years OF age, has been
for sh" lsst tive years. severely afflicted viii
Dyspe psia and rheumatism. attended witt
general nervous derangemenAG indeed. I,
such an extent. a. to defy the Medical skill
Of our best Ply siciAns. Ard can truly sa,
hat believe 1t Was reserved for your Sean
dinsvan Remedies to perform what all othc,
remedies had tailed to do-to work a radical
cure For, after taking box of your Blood
Pills and bottle of Purifier, he began to re-
cover rapidly his appetite returned, the
rheumatic pains left him, and he is now in
ne enjoyment OF better health than he ha>
Enjoyed IN the last fifteen years, and is hesyi-
er in q ssh than he'ever was before. And
can not ciose this. without saying, that he-
ieve your Remedies are All and more thar
hey are representt
Your respe"ifu;t.
JAMES TERRY
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-haliseIl a. pnblic auction, on Market squsr,
n rtJs CITY. on
Saturday, Nov. 20'h, 1862
one new lumber wagon. one superior new mich
COW and qu unity ~ household goods fHrni
tuIe; also cooking. Office anc parior s;ove.. Car
peting &C. Gale To commence al | O'Clock. p. NJ
fw94 WALL ACE MYGATT Auc
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Auction.

Auction.
John Oliver offers for sale u large am uni
OF farm stock, implements, etc.. at auction,
next Tuesday Noy.l6as will heseen byShis adj
Yertisement in another col anu.
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IN TEobaee.-KsnssAa ts"n%y sSart.
In .he m. ter oftAe ...a.s of r. becc.J cry Do.
eased. rts 5000 rs.~ saE
81 n reading and alinK the pet ton George Perry.
" administrator Of the Raid estate fepre1 nttIiR
among 0fhe' things that III has fully admin ere o
said estate and pray Ing tina time ana pac 81, xea
for allow ing and examining his 4 connt o. hir dmin-
istr alton Nlod and that .hereupon dstrbu. tue
surplus be made. ard discharged f hls trusE
II ia rdeiea THAT said account be examined BY the
Judge This court Cd the seth day of Sovemie sea
at his office IN oisyA county Of KenrsLs, sc 10
o'clock of saiA d-y. and that distribution IF sur
plus be ahereupon made and said administrmtof die
charged from hia trust And Il is further ordr Ia thaA
ice thereof be given TO all persons inttre ed By
publishing this order In & :. Kenosha ecg hph d
" ekly newspaper published in Ken sha city, ir hre3
weeks successfully before said day OF exaini x SAN
account. j j PETIT, County iudge,
In and for Kenoshs County.
Dated Oct 80 $50 sfE .a7t5e Ssh
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BIlloUsNRss When you feel bilious, no
appetlts tonguc csAt' d. bstserg staste III your
mouth, head ache sic ness . The stomach .lye
take o tapicsposNfs, of DR. StAuord' .
stomach ana Liver InvigsrStor morning. and
evening, uskil cured, 1his medicine mas been
assd IN private prarsive for upwards sf tan
Year, In ell complaints Of the Stomach and
Liver. and has given thevery best OF sa,,s;sc
lon In neArly every ease. = ~ly8
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Horticultural N otioe.

A meeting OF the Kenoshs Horticultural
Society Will be held At the Office OF 3. Y
Brande. on Monday. Nov 18Th A d. 1869, ~
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ONE THOUSAND DoLLAsA REWARD For "A
better ncdiciHs nan DR.. aisdord'r stomach
and LAYER 1nvigcratOr, Tor ho cure ofchronic
Liver com plant, JApndice, Fiatujenee.S De
bility, Loss OF ppetitr, Ssiiow Complexion,
Coated Ton9ne. Cbstivenrrs, and "a general
feeling Of weariress and lassitude, which
shows that the liver Ia & rpid OF obstruct
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sOY<rEns. n. Re'nd,d 4 20 are theSaeenss In
thi4 city for the celebrated Mallory hrsnd ct oye
ters These ~ eters shs public knew, are supe-
rior al, others They will ae 40 Id chaep the
chaaneat Naw. aud a, 81 times on hand 81 whole,
sale lud retail
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where they can be NeuAd -haAy sent tic ia dee-
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MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the hes,
imported German Cologne, and sold az hiatt
The price. til