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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-06-01
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway

On and after Nov. 18th, 1869, trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays excepted,)
as follows. Train leaving Chicago at 5,35
p. m, leaves daily.] TRAIN leaving Pitts
burgh at Els p. M, leaves daily.l -
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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By amt reported
on abstract 1881 OF
By amount delin-
quent 1867 $40 76
BY amount added II IA
To amt not paid 1,126,7I
Treas. fees 404,4S
=" "Tax Refun-
dcd 1852
To amt Printers
fees $500
To amt paid State
Treasurer 1928 OIL
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SCHOOL FUNDS.
BY amt balance
last year 1862
cate 1868 32,717,O7
By amt delin-
ouent 1867. 624,49
By amt added 1871
To " not paid 2,l26,19
Treas fees 1921
{" Tax re-
funded 1928
10 amt Printers
fees 21,41
By amt received
from State 10, $780, 6
To amt orders re-
deemed 5O,1S7,92
To amt balance 1924
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CORPORATION FUND.
BY balance last
year 1882
BY amt on alb
stract 1865 10000
By amount delin-
quent 1867 s31,67
BY amount added 54,40
To amt not paid 1,55S,09
l." Treas. fees 1911
/" Tax refun-
ded 1922
To amt printers
fees 9,4S
To amt orders re-
deemed 12,76O,85
Balance 24,OS
Total l4,676,83 14,676,S3
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ASHLAND, Sept. Is, 1869.
We, the undersigned, Commission
ers of Ashland County, O., do hereby
certify that we have carefully examin-
ed the foregoing report and find the
same CORRECT
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Total

BRIDGE FUND.
BY am t on hands
last settlement, 3,945,0O
BY amt transfer
red from Land
Slide 3,595,17
By amt ON abstract
1868 2O,2l2,Ol
By amt delinquent
1867 326,1O
BY amount added, $3.50
To amt not paid 643,S1
L" "Treas. fees, 250,l2
" "Tax refund
ed 6O,43
To>am't Printers
Fees 1912
To amt orders re-
deemed Aug. % 1l,764,9o
To amt balance 15,352,26
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

Atlantic Time Table.
On and after Dec 1, 1869 ira in
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Ashland possesses a young man
who-is sufficiently wealthy to enable
him to wear rings on his toes.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNIrIns.

RARE BUSINESS OPENIk0.-TuE ADvERTIsFE
N having other business that will occupy his
tention wishes W dispose OF his Clothing Establishment
Brookiyn 20 responsible parry ocation ees. IN u,
cv. Apply the picmises ~ JOSEPH BRYAN, 3l Futur
street, Brooklyn, or 81 Resde street, New York.
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sTALLIONs.

A RABIAN STALLION FOE EALE.-THE PURE
N Arabian Morse SAID far salo ON reasonable Nrms
h esens owner has for him. kn Will
most vaualc aequstion. The following pedigree gives
W i 10 -
sAD sss spelled sayed sivsa hy The grosm Nubar
Tas Mnstsr France EEy was oa ed on ths s,th
q karch S al the Alsblaa Of Asbsr sshA HIS
ssn Wa Oosn ths propery u kSbsr Pasha and The
sccnd0N of the JaRsear whtuh eapod citac
walls with tho last MamAMke bev when necing irom
SAnomsi ~ ~ iSv 1he,efosA saa between the
Sses ersei on me oshers aide and Tho Anash breed
TLs grand Arab stn exhibited weudsrfu powers Of en-
fSrance and The Abyssnian war being rideu
st~ntly bv Onlcer daring that campaign
SAID VIII be exchanged Tor fast and improyns young
troitinG horse.
For further parevars apply 70 Mr. POSTER, Il the oncs
sof W Wike es Spirit o. thc Timcs.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADvEa Users.

AMusEMENTs-sroosD PAor-Foar.h. sDa and ssseA
BoxESkss ASD Iopai:l;s w%STED %s s.oosD r.s.
soAES AMI LODGING wASrs,,-srooso FACE
EgonoKRiS DINO .srs,xn raor--,tour.A column.
ssrxra .Alras" s; rAon
BusIsIss orrosruxry.ss-rInsr PAer-rh,ra col.
sV sfaI ps.aas cs s's".
cLERSs xSb sx.IsA s-srvrsru PAsu-vn.A an,
coAcaSsS asas xSS uxapEsrRs- -s.vrSrm rAon-sl..A
coAsT%isE STEAMSHIPS -Frasr rAor-ys.A and .,.sA
S.ss Fan ssS sssmn
DwEas .shs sn LT 'a &c SG'ssn mssIn;nrp AND us
FIRNi iEO-rHiaD PACE FIRST and second vo,.
ETnSPEXS SIZE sMsHIps- -r,usv rAer-pirsA .o..a
Eyis ASn E:ksssao'sS '%"is rssa ss'p," column
yTx sALEAsnIwn PAoK-s,xth etnamn.
PEscn rsEsta @Ss1H ynn
HELf WANTED -NALEs-srvtsrn PAGE SIKH col.
nELr wANTED-TFMALEs.sEv PAcr-Finh
HORSES. cARRIAoEs, ssar.Rsr PAox-s.o~a col
HousEs, RooGs, 40, wxSfkD~Tiasr rAor Second
sS1S SsEE SS$ ssnSs AND ssn
I.TCTl RE- SEAsON-srroxD PAar-Thrd column.
LOAN OFF ES-FIasr rAGE- Fourth column.
.SF AND FOUND FIRST PA0H-Sixtp column.
MACHINERY -SFOoND HAGr--Thirl column.
NAEBLE MANTtLS- FImsr PAoT-ercOnd column.
nEDHkL-sEvrNTn lPAGr-Siat column.
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAkING-FIaSr PA0E-Th.rd
HIsCELLSNs0rs ADvERTIsEMENrs-E,our PAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0I Third column
MUhItAI-SEOOSD FAGr-First column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS FIRST PAGE Fourth column.
PERSDNALS-fIvBr PAGT First umn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGr-Fifth column,
Iklp SAILS FrReT PA6E Second column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FUR SALE OR TO RENT
THIRD PAGE-Fourth and NTH cclnnins.
hEAI. ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-THIRD PAGE-sisth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-rmnn rAor-ssth column.
EEiLGI0us NOTiCES-SrCoxD PAGE-Third column.
hooMs AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TnInp PAaE-Sec-
SALES At AUcTroN-seooNp PAGE Second and third
SITUATIONS wANTED-FExALEs-sr pAar-
- Fourth and NTH columns.
b'IuATIONS WANTED-MALES-SrvENrH PAaE-fi.th
ErECIAL NOTIcEs-rIRsr PAar-Ftrs. column.
srohIiN0.-Do6s, BIRDS, &o-Frasr PAoE-F,rst
grALLIokS-FIRsr PAaE-Second column
JhE FALL 6fASON--FIRHT PAGE Sixth co umn
THE TRAD S-SrvENrn PAGE-Six,h column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TnrRD PAax-
WANTED iO-PURCHAsE-rrRsr pAer-rh,rd column.
dACHIs, STkAABOATS. &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Third col
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COPARrNRRsHIPS.

~~~~~s~~~~~~s~~S
nISS0LUrION. COPARrNER8HIf HERETO
~ fore existin. DUBOIS Ferris, Merchant 1aI
orfng. J. DUBOIS.
7SS broadway, Fob. ID ys7o JOHN q. FERRIS.
70HN C. FERRIS AND RALPH r. ELLIOT WILL
81 continue the business place under the u
Ferris Elliot JOHN c. FERkls.
RALPH r. ELLIOT.
Mr. J. DUB0Gs IN RETIRING FROM The LATE
WI hrm takss pleasure In IeooUmoni ling the former
patrons the houss the pubic. the nrm 0f
leris ELk with whom he Will remain, giving his entire
attention TO ~ above nrm's business.
I HAVE ADMITTED MR. H. HOWARD AS PARTNER
in my bwsipcss, date from January 1870 Ihs aylc
OF The HYm viii BE- T. u. bynnsr AGO. T. B. BYNNEE.
NEW YORK, FEB. ~ 1874
THE ,coPARTNERsHTP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned under the nrm name of Dean
Rchermcrhorn 10 tins day dissolved by s limitation
The affairs OF the VIII be selted by ~ w. DEAN
who 10 aione authorised " kign In iQui iatton.
n. w. DEAN.
j. r. RCHERMERHORN.
NEW Yoax, Jan I, 1870
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

INOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsrOwN.-INMAS
line Of royal mail appointed 10 sah ~ io-
CITY or BROOKLYN Saturday. February as ] =
CITY OF ANTWER ......... Saturday, March o A. ~
" W. Tuestay, March g. 10 A. NJ
and each succeeding urday alternate Tuesday from
pier 10 North river.
RATES or PASSAGE
EY THE NAIL SAILING rvrRY SATURDAY
Payable In Gold. Payable In Currency. -
First Cabin. &O0 Steerare .S35
To Louiou ........,. nos 10 TSudnn .......... ~
To Paris ..,....... ii5 III ParIs........... ~
rAssA0E Bv TiiE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX.
First Cabin. Steerare.
PAYABLE In gold. Payable In currency
Liverpool. Liverpool ............. .S@
~ II
st. Johns, N. r. by branch st. Johns, N. r. by branch
steamer. ~ steamer. ~
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg Bremen
&c.. nj reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate by
wishing 10 send for their friends.
For further Information apply the company's ONCE.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent,
Is broadway, New York.
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{ (yoME-FRoM 81 TO 4P. NJ. TO-DAY SATURDAY,

ELnCUT1ON.-WILI. THE TWO LArIrS FROM TWEEN
Vthird street who called to Professor Wilson, r.
zion, please send him their address,
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-a--7s-s-I -
PROPOSALS.

1N Estimates will be received until March TO- the
Grading and travelling Roads on tae Hsmpscnd Plains.
Plans, spcci cations and pronss be the En-
gincers ONCE, iieinpstead. JOHN KlLLUM.
AENPeTEAD. Fap IA lb7u.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

NINE. DEMoREsI's GRAND SPRING OPENING OF
Nl ALL THE NOVELTIES FOR LADIES' AND CIJlI,.
arens dresses on Tue sday March 1, at ess broadway
!. CIossd on Monday. the day before
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PERSONAL.


NY INFORMATION OF ANNE CONLAN VINO
~ emtsrated from Edenerry Jrmnd TO America in isC2
vlll be thankfully received BY Mr. B WFNrW ORTIZ 81
Gounty Kildare, Ireland.
A NsTIss.-NO DOuET, DELAY ONLY BUY HERALD
"A daily every thou. .ht and nbre OF me-" Faithfsly
Ahh
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

A GOOD NUMBER.-THE PICTORIAL PHREHoLO-
oai journal Tor March contains Carl Vog the German
Darwp Mayor shurue6, Of BOSOM james lex; tue
lure Science OF Man; Cross Husband Cured How
Man rnrenoosy In Sunday Schools; Why use spectac.es
What Can DO Bes, Fathended Indians &c. 80 cents or
81 year. kewsmen have H.
Il WALLS $50 Broadway. New York.
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~ NJ Al WILL GIVE A FAIR REWARD FOR TIE
return o. my papers. Please write through what
ctanne may y0u.
BRookLyN, Feb. q, 1870. JOHN rRENCII
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flNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ The General Transatlantic Compapys mail steamshps
between New York and Havrc calling at Brest
Tic I'd route for the Continent
will sail from pier No. ~ North river f0,ows:-
ST. LAURENT, Lamarie Saturday, March X
LAFAyE1TE. Roussan, Saturday, March 10.
PERElRt, Dnchesne, Saturday, April 2.
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surm0nt. Saturday, Aprl 10.
Rates OF paasago payable In gold ineluing wine,:-
10 Rrest svre-Frst cahtn 20; cabin, @7.
To Paris including railway ticket)-x1<5 and %S8.
These steamers do carry steerage passenger.
American travellers going 10 returning from the Cont
nent OF Europe by taking the this line
transit by English railways and the dscomforts OF crossing
the channel btsics saving time uoub.e and expense.
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, bs Broadway.
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and every bntufIay thereafter,
From pier 70 North river. ~ !: O'Clock noon.
Rates OF passsage payable in CURRENCY
sAbtns 10 Liverpool Glasgow or perry. $a0 and BIS
Excursion tickets good for twelve months, Ml6I
sserase to Glasgow Liverpool Derry, &co iusermei'
ate, $685.
Prepsycd certificates from these ports, &3t
Passengers booked TO and from Hamburg Havre R0tter
dam, Antwerp &c, at very low rates.
Ireland.
street or at the CompAnys odce. No Rowling Green Nsw
York. HENDERSON EROfHERS.
The New York herald., 1870-02-26

INoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships o ths line leave pier ~ North river foot Of
Ee.ch street
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmoni every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday connsciins with the VIZ
gnia Tennessee AIR ne te S~ aboard AR lima,
ferrsburg e,on railroads. AMI Ohio rail-
roads, AMI Richmond and Danvs railroads Tnroash pas
tickets and through bills Of ling rsicej ratss 70
al points South and Southwest.
Apply at Office on pier 81 or 70 .
N. L. NoCREADY. President
lB7 GreenWich Atr-e. corner OF Dey.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20
% Z 4: T..

GLOVER.-On January 1oth at the residence Of
her son, j. P. Glover. Mrs. Judith Glover, wife
OFF, Glover, aged 81 years.
The deceased was born in Oxford Mass, 14th
July, 1855, emigrated to Oxford, n. Y.,i in 1872
where she married Oct. 14th, 1915. There she re
manned until 1914, when she settled with her fam-
ly in Southport now Kenosha. Physically dis
abed for many years from active life, out with her
mind and faculties unimpaired to the last her in
estimable worth has been best known and appre-
ciated In the family circle Of which she was the
idolized member. Keenly sensitive to the wants
of poor suffering humanity, she was ever jealous
to do and distribute according to her means, and
in her the poor ever found ready friend. Kiad,
loving, forbearing and forgying, "Christ-lke" in
all her ways, she has gone to her reward,
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The following resolutions on the death O.
B. s, Caswell were adopted by Warren Lodge
No. 496, I. o. G. T., Chicago,
Reso1ved- Whereas it. has pleased oul
Heavenly Father to remove from among us
our late Bro. B. s. Caswen. =
Resozued-That we bow to the mandates OF
wise God and see in his Christening love our
Brothers. elevation to the Grand Lodge Eter-
nal in the Heavens. as-&
ResoIoed-That we revere our late Brothers
memory, and cherish the principles which SO
efectuslly sustained him in his warfare with
the demon alchohol. WnA IS
Resolved-That while we labor in the field
of life in opposing all yicegand wrong doing,
we will ever have in view, and endeavor to
exenplify the sweetness and gentleness of
spirit by which he was actuated. and work
out as faras, lays in our power his ruling
motto" Faith. Hope and Charity"
! ReSolved-T That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to our deceased Brothers rela-1
tives. f"4 ga ~
ReSolVed-That these resolutions be inscrib-
ed in the minute book of this lodge.
R. SoHoLEs Con,
WA ate,A !" pics ~" P. B. LEMON oo"
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Catarrh can be Cured.

Letter from Hon. VIM Penn Lyon, Judge of the
First Judicial Circuit OF Wisconsin. 81
RACINE, Oct 9th. 1867.
DR.. SMYTH, GAINESVILLE, Wis: -,
MY Dear SIR II am pleased to learn that you
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My wife has been cured of Catarrh Of several wears
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novel and yetsimple and effective system OF treat
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Yours very truly, WIN. P. LYON.
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Literary.

BALLoU's for February has arrived, ana
contains: Chinese Scenes and Customs; Re.
ligious Service in Russia Hind ostanne Arch
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.TILToN's JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE for
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1869, with Illustrations Our Pear Culture all
Quackery Luffa Plant Downing's Seeding
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Orchards in the West /; How shall we Plant
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bracing many valuable articles. Several good
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higher type of manhood-physically, INTEL
ectually and morally. New York, Wood &
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20

1 A lOoney father in Illinois tried to cut his
sons heart out, but the dutiful child went
him one better and blowed the top ofhis pa
ternal relatives head off with pfstol bullet
There has been GOODNESS in the family since
story is told of a young. lady teacher at
asked q ,youngster what was matrimony. He
mistook the question for purgatory, and
| promptly answered.. " place or state OF
punishment inthis life, where souls suffer for
shorttime before they go to heaven ~,
Twenty years ago Connecticut man left q
watch with jeweller, to be cleaned and re-
paired. saying he would be in town In day
or two and call for 1t. Last week the man CALI
ed In at the jewellers and asked =: "Do you
remember my leaving . watch with you q
number ofyears since to be cleaned ?' s.Yes,"
replied the jeweller, and here it ISL
1t is said that the Editors Drawer, y in
Harpers Magazine, is made up by a woman.
So are great many Editors drawers.
The wife of New York shoddyite has gone
to Europe to get the portraits of her three
homely daughters painted by the g old mas i
tiers, " of whom she has heard 80 much.
A Memphis bride deserted her husband the
morning after her marriage, because he re-
fused to send the breakfast up to her room.
Barney Williams" real name is William
Henry johnson. He is the only son of re-
tired New York clergyman
Miss Kellogg was offered $4,000, gold, to
sing in the opera house recently built by the |
VlceroY Of Egypt to celebrate the completion |
of the Suez Canal. |
Madison is excited by the discovery OF
child Two or three weeksio in the Villas |
House parlor. It was warmly dressed and |
accompanied by note stating thatits mother 7
died at Omaha, when the child was but three
days old.
BABY TALK
"Doxery doodle-um dinkle UNI dunn,
Tum to its muzzery, moozery mum,
Tizzery livery boozery boo,
No baby SO sweet and so pretty as co."
The editor of tie Weston (MissourD Land
mark asks his readers to excuse the. looks of
the paper, as he is in bed from the effects Of
> fight with delinquent subscriber. dtiel
The Senate has confirmed j. w. Shat
fer, of Illinois, as Governor of Utah.
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Circnit Confidently Of KenOSha.

The State of Wisconsin
To lydia Sellers. You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint Of Zalmon
e. Simmons which will be fled in the Office of the
clerk of the Circuit Court for kenosha County az
his office, in the city of Kenosha, and TO serve
copy of your answer on MS at our oice m the city
and county of Kenosha, and State Of Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service hereof, exclu
sive of the day of such service and If You fail to
answer the complaint rs Aforesaid the said Zalmon
q simmons vii! apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint. Dated Jan. 10Th 1870.
HEAD QUARLEs. Plt'fs Att'ys.
6w34 Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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Valuable TESTIMONY.

STATEMENT OF N. R. ALLEN, LEATHER MAN.
a@ UFACTURER, KENosHA 4.,a
Iothe Public "A son OF mine has beer af-
fected with deafness and discharges from the
ear for the past nine years, for which we
could get no relief, in spite or many efforts
on our part. About three months ago, I
placed him under the care of DR.. Smyth, who
was highly recommended to me by some
OF my friends and it affords me the utmost
pleasure to state that the Doctors efforts
have been completely successful. The dis
charges from the ear has stopped, and the
hearing is entirely restored. u.1dt
N. r. ALLEN.
Kenosha, June Gath, 1869
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CO Nj NG E2E1 CIALs.
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH, l
Thursday Jan. 40 1870.

GRAIN.-The low prices for wheat restrict
transactions and holders are not willing to
accept going rates which cannot be quoted
above 70@80. Barley 40@80. Oats 38. Corn
in the ear $500.
CATTLE.-Beef cattle 81. @$7. per cwt.
live weight according to grade AID condition
PROFESSIONALISM hogs SO. @$10.50.
Potatoes 40. Butter 25 for choice lots. Eggs
80.
!. POULTRY Live turkies IL, dressed do
1213. Live chickens 50. per dQz, dressed do
81. r
AY.-Timo thy Sl0 Wild ST. @$8.
SHEEP .--Fat sheep $2.@$4. each.
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mems to Local club Agents-including over One
Hundred Valuable Premiums, ranging IN price pr1m
&c" oe d6ress D. d. T. Moore,
Al Park Row, New York.
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Koggiish.

A curious though painful accident happen
ed to our friend John Pedley one day last
week, by which he nearly lost thumb.
While killing large hog for party in this
city, the porker caught Johns thumb in his
mouth and closed on it. After chewing on
it until he nearly severed it from the hand,
he finally let go. John says he slaughtered
that hog without any feelings of ccmpunc-
ton.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20
~ ~ ~ ~

The attention of our reader is directed ia
qhe advertisement OF GOES COUCH BAL.
SAM and GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in an
other part of this paper.
These truly Valuable Medicines are recon-
mended by all who use them. Read the Ger
tifcates. 38t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20

. An audience Of twelve persons-eleven
dead heads-greeted the Scandinavians at
Kimball Hall last Tuesday evening. The
currency was refunded to the one who paid,
and the audience were dismissed but at the
earnest solicitations of the audience the
troupe sang two songs in an excellent
manner
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20

On Wednesday evening of last week we
were visited by storm of wind and snow
that out-did anything in that line we have
had since winter set in. The next morning
presented scene something similar to
the White Mountains-huge banks of snow
"high as a pile of wood" being scattered
promiscuously in every direction, on which
many of the Main street clerks had splendid
opportunity to try their muscle.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20
Gold.

UCIQ. Il n, "a -.
The coolest stsnap'' we have had this win
ter occurred on Monday night and Tuesday
morning of this week, the thermometer. at
four O'Clock in the morning indicating79 be-
low zero. For the past few days skating has
been good on nearly all our principal streets
and sidewalks. ne o1 5.l,s 81 ead3 s&
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20
MooRE's RURAL PAYS

All who cultivate Fruit, Flowers, Vegetable &c.
even nall scale lin City Village 2qS stpc
breeders Wool Growers Daigymen, iPonitr Fancicrs
&C. it is IN In The FAdL3 1t y
ments furnishing CHOICE AND ENTERTAINING
RE AIDING FOR ALL. THE RURAL's
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-20

We print the message OF Governor Fair
child this week, and commend IL to the care
full perusal of our readers s. "