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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-04
BURLINGTON
Wooden Mills {!
WANTED. 100, 900 P0DDDS OF WOOL.

Having put in new machinery Of the most an.
proved STYLE as well as other extensive improve
ments, we would say to our customers that we are
prepared to make Wooden Cloths of all kinds by the
30 PER CENT MORE for the Wool in Cloth than for
the money the Wool would bring in market
Dressing Cloth and Roll Carding
we shall make specially, and card so that people
from distance can take them home the same day.
Home made Cloths colored and finished In the most
approved style.
Freight.
Wool to be made into rolls will be taken from
and to the depot free of charge. Wool to be man
Illinois, Minnesota or Iowa, and we will pay the
freight and return Cloths by Express return char.
ges to be paid by the customer
81 Packing and Directions. s
Put the Wool in strong sacks, not in old sheets.
If you wish 1t all to reach Be sure and put your
directions inside the sack, with your address and
answer and notify you of the shipment of goods
and there will be no trouble about your receiving
them In good season. =
Remarks.
Thankful for past favors we would say to our ems.
TONERS that we have on hand 600 yards OF Cloths
and Flannes of various kinds, viz: Plaids black
and white, red and black: plain red, plain white
grey and blue mixed. Cakslmeres and Doeskins
blacks, browns, drabs, greys, stripes, and Beaver
ing one pound to the yard Also, Tweeds. Tricots,
Ladies Cloths and Oassimerets, and all kinds of
Double and Twist Cloths, heavy and light, of the
latest STYLE which we propose to cut up, one yard
or more to suit customers, all of which we will ex-
change for Wool on terms not less than 90 per cent
in favor OF the customer. 4
Farmers, all this can be accomplished by taking
your Wool to the Burlington Wooden Factory Bur
ington, Wis. And as our Goods are made express
ly for the FARMER trade and not for the general
market we will make none but pure Wool service
able goods, NO sHoDDY FLocKs in them; do
Just as We agree with all persons, and never under
any circumstances, refuse to rectify any errors
that may be made in business, and intend to make
II for the interest Of the Farmers and locality in
general 10 patronize us.
N.B.-P Please preserve for reference or post con-
spicuously, and oblige
@38 Pm. PERKINS q CO., 81
r Q: Box Ill, Burlington Wis.
Parties having Wool to be carded into rolls can
lesye 1t with ]. Z. Bailey, our agent at Kenosha
promptness.
June LIST, 1870. 3mS
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!. To make jelly of apricots, ounces, peaches
apples and plums Remove the stone in
those that have stones, peel, core, cut in
pieces, cover with water and boil gently till
we'll cooked. Then strain the juice through
a jelly-bag, and add half pound of sugar to
pint of juice.
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MOTTO, Strictly Adhered to.

MOTTO, Strictly Adhered to.
1use such balms as have no strife
With Nature or the laws of lisa.
With blood my hands never stain.
S. Nor poison men to ease their pain
The Roots. the Banks, the Leaves, and the Seeds,
carefully culled from Natures garden are the
ONLY
True, Safe, and Efficacious
Remedies, approved and sanctioned by the revela-
lions OF Nature, and OF Natures God.
~ Come. therefore, and partake of it, and be
~ Look at Prot. LYONS Mode of
Examination.
He Tells Diseases by the Eye
He asks no questions, neither does he reonire
lnvallos to explain their symptoms All who ain.
cerely desire health, may call and have their symp.
toms, and the location OF their diseases explained
free OF charge. t.
Be It understood that Prof Lyon pledoes his
sacred word and honor, that he VIII IN me yviaa
directly indirectly induce or Cause any iny m1ss
to take treatment, without the strongest probabil
ity ofrelief or cure.
DISEASES OF WOMEN
Old or young, married or single, are treated NV
Professor with the happiest results
Office hours, ALWAYS on the
Attn and 5th OF Each Month
Not even sundays excepted, from A. M. to
Ofice, Labratory and Residence at No. gan
Farmer Ct, Detroit. Mich, where he may be Al.
N'o 1y9
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HON. WIN. F. ROGERS,

Mayor OF the city OF Buffalo, N I.
MAYORS OFFICE BUFFALO, june z .SH
have used HOotiand's German RrEN aud Ten
&c" In my family during the pas Sssf and can recon-
mend them a. an excellent tnI.s lmpartng tone ant
vigOr 70 the systam- Taek use has been productive
Of decidedly beneficial effects. WIN. r. ROGERS
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Hollands German Bitters


Hollands German Tonic
10 combination OF all the ingredients of the Btters
with PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, etc. 1t is used
for the same diseases the itters in cases where
some pure alcoholic stimulus ~ required You win
eIt from any Others advertised for the Of the dis
eases named these being scientific preparations of
medicinal -acts, while the others decoc-
lions OF rum In some form. The TONIC is decidedly
offered TO the public. Its taste is exquisite. 1t is
pleasure 70 take 1T while its lfegiyng, exhiarat-
ing, and medicinal qualities have caused 1t to be
known as the greatest Of all tonics.
DERILITx aei9a
There 10 no medicine equal 20 HooAands German
Biters or Tonic in of Debility. They impart
tone and vlgor TO the whole system, strengthen the
stomach to digest It, purify the blood, give Q good
T.
sound healthy complexion, eradicate the yellow tinge
from the eye, impsrt bloom to the chee ks, and
change the patient from Q short-breathed, cnacia-
ted, weak, and nervous invalid to fullhced, stout
and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are made
strong by using the Bitters or Tonic. .
These remedies are the best
Blood Purifiers
ever known and win cure all diseases resulting from
bad blood. Keep your blood pure; keep your Live
IN order !; keep your digestive Organs In sound
healthy condition. by the OF these remedies, and
no disease win ever assai you. The best men in the
country recommend them. II years Of honest reputa-
tion 60 for anything You must try these Preparations
TESTIMONY
Like the following was never before offered in behalf
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsysvania
PHILADELPHIA, June I, 1868
have found by experience that Hoonand's Ge
man Bitter Ia very good tonic relieving dyspe
dc symptoms almost directly.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA April 2S 1866.
consider " Hoohand's German Bitters " q valuable
medicine In cases of attacks Of Indigestion or Dys-
pepsia. can certify this from my experience of it.
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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CAUTION.

10 take anything else that he may say q Just as good
because he makes larger profit on It Tb ese rene.
dies win be sent BY express to any locality upon ap-
pHcatiOn to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
AT THE GERMAN. MEDICINE STORE,
No. 631 Arch STREET. PHILADELPHIA
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
formerly @. MI. jackson & Col
These remedies are for sale by Druggists Storekeep-
ers, and Medicine Dealers everywhere
- Do not forget to examine well the article Won
buy, In order TO get tho genuine.
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LETTER FROM VICTORIA TO EuazSrE
THE TINE IyOPPORTrlE 10 MEDIATE.

THE TINE INoPPoRrUNE FOR Eng
LAND To MEDIATE.
BERLIN, Aug. 22--The letter OF Queen Vie
toria to the Empress Eugenie, dated August
18th, relating TO mediation, IL published here
to-day. She regrets her inability 20 mediate.
She intimaies that that is an affair for the Csh-
net, and the Cabinet thinks that the time j. IN
opportune.
THE GERMANS BRINGING THE RHINE
NEAR SWITZERLAND
SEw YoEs, Aug. 22.-The Tel.gra~'. cable
special has the following:
LONDON, Aug "A special dispatch re-
ceiyed in this city this q. m. from Switzerland
ttates that the Germans had commenced throw
Ing bridge across the Rhine at a point he
tween Basle and huIhouscn, within close PROV
unity TO the Swiss frostier. Ten thousand Ger
man TROOPS collected at that point. The
Swiss government have protested I'm the name
OF the Independence OF Switzerland against
any violation of the neutrality OF her territory.
ATHEIST OF FRENCH AGENTS IL SWF-
Den.
Stockholm advices state that French agents
have been arrested for brihing the press 90 eN-
cite sympathy for France, 20 the embarrassment
OF the government.
AUSTRIAN GERMANs IN FAVOR oP
PRUSSIA.
A telegram received from Vienna states that
the Austrian Germans have pronounced in favor
OF Germany ia the present war. A preclama-
ton II said TO have been issued in their name,
calling upon all their patriotic brethren - rally
to the support Of Prussia and German unity.
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eu!Sr OF the Administration, inviting farmers
and others 20 store their grain. &c. in PA a.
DETAILS OF rHE BATTLE OF GRAVE
LoNnoS, Aug. "a Dispatch nom the Min
is;er OF Foreign Affairs At Berlin state that
there we're engaged IN the battle OT Crarcl1s.e
parts OF the second, seventh, eighth, n nth, an
twelfth Prussian army corps. In reserve were
the third and tenth cOrPs, few divisions @,
which, including artillery, shared in the Hglt.
The entire French army, except McMshon's
oorps, and two divisions OF General FaGleys.
were engaged occupying entrenched poe itious,
al OF which AZ nightfsll had been carried by
storm. The losses have not vet been correctly
ascertsined. The contest IsStei from noon tl
nine In the evening.
BAZAINE'S PLANS RAFFLFp
LONDON, August 22.-The Josrnal OE..oI OF
faris TO day believes BazAine's PLAN have BEEN
bsrled.
AlSACE AND LorHRINGEN As ANN
DEPENDENT STATE.
The n1,s, this a. M, has special teleSrav
from Berlin containing the follow ng tens
England would, no doubt, prefer 10 have the
old German provinces OF Aisacs and I.otl,rtnseu
established into an independent and neutral
state
~ II AIh.h. Nos IA NcituAb ehNoA Al tNomc
has paid visit 10 Garabaldi az CsPTera. in CON
sequence OF The alliance between Italy and
France"
B!SMARCK'S TWO SONS WOUNDED.
A." Two sons q Bismarck. ot-,crs IN the Prus-
sian army, have both been wounded In the re-
cent battles"
d" The PrusSian cavalry was not used 70 any
great extent IN the engagement around MetE.'
"A large number of heavy siege guns have
arrived a. the PTuSsian front"
/" "Narions ports in Nordernoy ami BorSum
have been reopcned."
/" The halls thrown by the mit-sllsuss arc
| found 10 lie explosive"
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Referring to the renewal in its columns for
another long PERIOD Of time of the advertise
Inent of one OF the oldest, most conservative,
and best established banks in New York, the
Jour t0i II Ccmmsrte says. 'We are pleased u
learn from its managers that they trace in thsir
business the benefits OF judicious advertising
Any one would suppose that such bank, 20
long established and SO widely known, might
sell its bills and drafts, and obtain collections
enough to satisfy any reasonable ambition with
out a dollar OF outlay for advertising. And 20
IT might be said OF Messrs. Brown Brothers X
Co., Duncan, Sherman y Co., and other lead
ing bankers, whose advertisements appear all
the year in our columns. Messrs A. +. Stewart
X Co, who are more extensively known than
any other house Oh this continent, pay us annu-
ally more money for advertising their business
than any Of their wOuld-be rivals. If a house
i not well known it should become so by liberal
advertising; and the better it becomes known
and the larger its business, and the more inde-
pendent il would seem 10 be, the better still does
itIay to advertise it. Advertising is not only
means OF success, but IL is at once the evidence
OF il, and a guaranty of its continuance. Many
noble houses date the decadence OF their trade
from the suspension OF advertising"
il this Is true OF such extensive and well-estab-
lished houses a. those named,-and that IL 4. no
one can dOubt,-how much more forcibly does
il apply TO smaller financial, mercantile, and
other business enterprises, and particularly TO
those seeking to establish a trade
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Of the nited States, and others, who may claim
tle protection OF this government. who may
misconduct themselves in the premises, will do
so st their peril. and that they can in no wise
obtain any protection from the government of
the United States against Il e Consequences OF
their misconduct.
IN witIess whereof have hereunto set my
hand. and caused the seal OF the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the CITY OF Washingto this twenty
second day of August, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eighteen hundred
Il. s. and seventy, and of the Independents o
the United Statesof America the ninety
fifth. L, =, GRANT
By the President,
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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Heavy and solemn,
A cloudy column,
Through the green PLAIN they marching come!
MeasureleSS spread, like a table dread,
For the wild grim dice of the iron game.
Looks are bent on the shaking ground,
Hearts beat loud with a knelling sound;
Swift by the breasts that must bear the brunt
Gallops the Major along the front;
''Halt,"
And fettered they stand at the stark oommanI,
And the warriors, silent, halt!
Proud in the blush of morning glowing,
What on the hill top shines in flowing?
"See you the foeman's banners waving2'
I'VE see the foeman's banners waving''
God he with your children and wife,"
Hark TO the music-thc trump and fife
How they ring through the ranks, which they
rouse to the strife.
Thrilling they sound. with their glorious tone,
Thrilling they go through the marrow and
Brothers, God grant, when this life is Ger.
H. lie life to come that we meet once more!
See the smoke how the lightning is cleaving
asunder!
Hark, the guns, peal on peal, how they boom in
their thunder
From host to host, with kindlin2 sound,
The shouted signal circles round;
Freer already breathes the breath!
The war is waging, slaughter raging,
And heavy through the reeking psll
The iron death-dice fail
Nearer they close-iOes upon foes
"Ready.' from square to square it goes.
They kneel as one man from flank TO nank,
And the fire comes sharp from the foremost
rank.
Many soldier to the earth il sent,
Many gap by balls is rent;
Ger the corpse springs the hindmost man,
] hat the line may not fall to the fearies. van.
To the right, to tie left, and around and around
Death whirls III its dance on the bloody ground.
Gods sunlight is quenched in the iery fight,
Ger the hU-ts falls brOOding night!
Brothers, God grant, when this life is DER,
in the life to come that we may meet once more.
The dead men lie bathed in the welteriny blood
And the living are bent i'm the slippery food,
And the feet, AS they reeling and sliding 20,
stumble stlIl on the corpse that sleeps below.
What. Francis .'-''Give Charlotte my last
farewell"
As the dy ing man murmurs the thunders swell
IN g,vC--O God. are the guns near?
to! coinradel- yon yolley.-look sharp to the
rear
III give TO thv Charlotte thy last farwelI;
Sleep SOFT where death thickest descendeth in
The friend thoH forsakest thy side raav repain,,
Hi;herwaTd, thitherward, reels tie fight;
Dark and more darkly days glooms into night.
Brother, COD grant, when this life is DER,
In the life to come We may meet once more!
HaIk to the hoofs that galloping 90,
The adJutant's flying!
The hoTsemen press hard on the painting foe
Their thunder bOoms IN dying
Victory!
Terror has seized on the dastards all,
And their colors fall
Victory.
Closed is the brunt of-the glorious light;
And he day, like conqueror, bursts on the
night;
Trumpet and fife swelling choral along,
The triumph already sweeps marching in song.
Farewell fallen brothers; though this life be
There's another in which we shall meet YOU once
more!
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Ehe Pope Appeals fOr Peace-Kinp
Williams Renly.

LONDON, August 19.-The following is letter
irom the Pope to King William proposing me-
datiOn
90 Your kajesty: In the present grave crcum-
stances 1t may appear as an unusual thing to re-
ceive letter from me, but as the vicar on earth
OF God and snaee, cannot do less than offer my
mediati0E. u is my desire to witness the ces-
sation ~ th.t warlike preparations, and to stop
the evils zhd their inevitable consequences. NV
mediation is that of a sovereign whose small do
minion exctes no jealousy, and who inspires
confidence by the moral and religious influence
he personifes.
May God lend an ear to my wishes, and lis
ten also to those form for your Majesty, to
when would be united In bonds OF charity
Given at the Vatican, j uly %, 1870. PIUs"
A postscript adds:-"l paye written identi
cally to the Emperor"
The Kings reply is as follows:
"Aost August Pontif;--1 am not surprised, but
10y your hand They cause the voice OF God and
peace to be heard; how could my heart refuse
to listen to so powerful an appeal; God wit
nesses that nor my people desired or provoked
the war Obeying sacred duties which God i'm
poses OIL soveregns and nations, we take up the
twOrd 10 defend the independence and honor OF
cur country, aud are ready to lay 1T down the
moment that those treasures are secure.
= IL your Holiness could offer me, from him
Who 50 Unexpectedly declared war, assurances
OF sincerely pacific dispositions and guarantees
against any similar attempts upon the peace
and rarquailty Of Europe, it certainly will not
be who will refuse to receive these from YOUR
venerable hands, united as 1 am with you in
bonds Of Christian charity and sincere friend
ship. WILLIAM"
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The Grown Prince Marching on Paris
by the Valley of Aube.
The City Preparing for Desperate Defense.

MCMAHON PREPARED TO SUPPORT
BAZAINE.
LONDON, August 22.-The French government,
has forbidden the expectation CT food.
The Prussians are surrounding V erdun. which
is imperfectly defended.
Tie camp at Chalons has been raised. and tho
troops nov there have been ordered 20 take
positions along the line.
The plan Of the Prussian Grown Prince ts az
psrently TO advance on Paris by the valley OF
Aube.
IL is said that Mcmahon Is performing some
! strategical moyemct-, preliminary 10 an action
which Bazsine il prepared to support. Bazs sine
has at last been supplied with food and am nu-
| milton.
The Si,cls to- dsy says Paris is dispelll7. TIu-
siops. IL IL certain that we must accept a siege.
Edmund About writes TO his journal, the v.t-
prais.ng the grave sclf-devotion of al classes.
Paris is preparing for a desperate defence.
WAR AUTHORIZATIONS by ITALY.
FLORENCE, August 22-war appropriation
of ~, ,0co, eco lire has passed both Chamber.
THE IMPERIAL GUARD.
PARIS, August "A decree l. pah':~Lc I IA
tie Journal Ofsoiel to-day Tor the creation u a
new Cavalry regiment for the Imperial Gaa.l.
In some OF the French provinces the pcos a
were-upposed 10 be Prussian spies. Tae gov
ernment will take measures Immediately 20
| prevent ihese outrsges hereafter.
MCMAHON MOVING 10 JOIN BAZAINE.
| LoNpoN, Aug. -, 2 p. ma Berlin dispatch
Of this date says Bazsine Is reported 10 be under
1 the guns OF Metz. Mcmahon IL moving strs.e
gicaly to the surpcrt OF Bszsiue at a proper
moment.
CAPTURE OF A PRCSSIAN BARK
| PLYNoUfH, ENG, Aug. y, noOn.-A French
! side wheel corvette has Just captured q Pra~-
sisn bark of this port. Many spectators gath
cred on the beach 10 witness the operations.
THE ADVANCE OF THE CROWN PRINCE
ON PARIS.
LoxDos, Aug. 70, l:30 r. m--The Crown
Prince, with an army OF $50 600 strong, /. an
| parentiy intending to march UPON ParIs by the
valley Of Aube.
Marshal McMahon's headquarters are M 81.
Dizier.
The French camp at Chaions has been broken
mp, and the troops distributed along the line.
DESTRUCTION OF THE BOIs DE Ror-
LOGNE.
PARIS, Aug. 22--The destruction of the pois
de Boulogne has been commenced. A l.rge
part OF II, however, will not be touched. onlv
those portions near the walls Of the city viii be
carried away.
The rAmparts are strongly fortified with layoe
cannon. the forts fully prepared. and the
entrances 10 the city may De closed AZ any.
moment BY drawbridges- IL is reported IN n in
case OF siege all strangers will be compelled
% leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

NEWS PROM THE AsIATIC SQUADRoS-DIs
PATCHES FROM ADMIRAL RoGERs.-The Navy
Department has received a dispatch from Rear
Admiral John Rodgers, commanding Asiatic
squadron. dated flagship Colorado, OF Simon ;
Town, Africa, july 9Th, announcing his arrival
there the I'd Of July, after a passage of TWEEN
{, -one DAYS from Rio de Janeiro. All well on
heard. The English ship Seringapatam, guard
ship, ard Galatea, Duke OF Edinburg comm and.
ing. Clio and Rattlesnake were in port there
The L. s. steamer Alaska was at Cape Town.
u was the intention OF Admiral Rodgers to sail
on the 9Th OF July for Singapore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

THE VANDERBILT HOAx.-Fhe hoax sent out
late OH Thursday night announcing the i,npend-
ing de ath of Commodore Vanderbilt at Saratoga
v a. one OF the most successful stock gambling
faarications ever started. At an early hour on
Friday morning the stock operators gathered in
the Long Room at New York in state of wild ex-
eiteIEent, and for a few hours Vanderbilt stocks
(New York Central, Hudson Consolidated and
Lake SLore) declined three or four per cent
Ire hoax ell ibed certain parties to cover their
short interests, the orginators made half mil
lion dollars, and soon i: was exposed af-
fairs returned to their normal state. The Asso-
ciated Press and the Long Room are On a sharp
hunt after the acute individuals who perpe-
trated the sw indie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

MARYLAND PoLITICs.-The Republican Con-
vention of Frederick County, Nd, met Satur-
day last and elected delegates TO the Fourth
Congressional District Nominating Convention
who are said TO favor either Hon. John E.
Smith or ex Judge Pearre as the candidate for
Congress.
The Republican Primary Convention OF the
Rladensburg district also met on Saturday,
when Capt. X. .. widdicombe, X. q. Moss, H.
V. Plummer, Ben. Janney and b. f. Bingham
were chosen as delegates. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted instructing them to yste
for such delegates only to the District Conven-
ton az viii support James A. Cary, Esq, OF
Howard county, as the Republican candidate
for the Forty second Congress from the Fifth
District OF Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

TIE NEW YORK YACHT RACB--The race OF
the New York yachts Saturday from New Bed
ford TO Holmes Hole, twenty miles, was won by
the Ssppho. beating the Dauntless, Phantom.
Cambria, Madgie, in the order named. The
race was a scrub affair, without prize or time
allowance.
- Philadelphia thieves steal Grape from
door -knobe.
~As Iowa man cured q rattlesnake bite by
binding On tea leaves.
sVA koarding-hous I'm Boston adyertises
nat -four Christian young men are wanted, !,
Who neither chew, smoke, spit, nor swear"
@A Richmoed jenkins threatens 10 kill a
printer because he put an ''h' into the BLACK
SKIRT OF White sulphur belle.
f[A Young lady at Cape May, whose bottle
Of Email de Paris upset accidentally. was
obliged 10 wear her hat and veil to her meale
Until she could send seS maid down 70 the city
ior new supply.
0The Chicago Times says it Is . tolersbly
sue ming, when one meets q WHconsan man
nowadays, TO Ask him who the etssr candidates
are ~ las Congressional district