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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07
WESTERN UNION-HAN1BAL, MO, NOVEMBER Z, 1850.
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

EDICAL DEPART EMIT.
rINHE regular courses Of Lectures in this Institute
l. will commence on the FIRST OF November, and
on,inue until the last Of February. The Anatomical
dents BY the First Of October. The Medical Depart
ment will be under the direction Of the following
Professors:
J. CONQUEST Cnoss, NJ. d., Proiassor of the Institutes
of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence.
W. BIRD POWELL. NJ. d., Professor Of Cerebral PHI
siology, Medical Geology, and Mheiaogy;
Il. S. NEWTON. NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery;
H. J. HvLcE, NJ. Professor of Theory and Practice
of Medicine;
J. a. WiLsoN, d., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children;
J. KING, NJ. D., Professor of materia Medca and
4. FnnhMAN, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy;
j. MiLros SANDERS, a. Nj, IN. d., Professor Of Chem
' ' CiimiTie Lectures.
Nicdeine-Prol II. j. IIuLCE.
Suigay-Prof. X. S. NEwroS.
Anatomical Dcmonslydior--I. FREEMAN, NJ d.
The fees for full course Of lectures ainoun, TO SlO5
Each p,ofessor's Ticket, SD Matricnator's, SO.
Demonstrators Fee. $40 Graduation, $50.
Those desiring further information will please ad-
dress ,heretters (pospad) 10 the Dean and students
arriving in the city will please call on him at the Com
mercia Hotel II. s. NEWTON. D..
Dean Of the Faculty.
Law Department..
Hon. Z. W. Nj. King, Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Law.
John Delaiie'd Esq. Pfolcssoroi Coninerclai Jhfs
prudence.
Irms-Sj0 per Session
All communications pertaining to this department
must be addressed TO
l.. W. c. KING, Esq.
Eemphis, Tenn, April 1880.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, worth and
professional requirements, will compare tavoGabiy
with the most distinguished in country. The med
ca faculties constitute anomaly in this any 9th
cr countryal oil them able lecturers and the bea
of teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographical posi-
lion and the extent OF our population, can have NJ
doub, as TO the eligibility Of our situation for the
terprise Of the kind As to health including all sea-
sons of the year, deny that ay Other city has
Tha,,he public may be satisfied OF the pernanenc.
of this school, we feel il duty TO state, that III
Trustees and Faculty form mnu III action, which a'i
gurs well for its future success; and that tie pecua
internal organization which connects them, cannot b
! interrupted. T.. w. NJ. h'NG, President
|, Of the Memphis Institute.
april IS.N
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april lS.tf


L. cnuutrics to ,ug all over tie county spand
their hanci uluchc" the hni rubbing the pockets
honest aud UhsprGing, by imposing upuH them worth
less aud ash tor the gcuuiuC H. q Farrs Ara
hau linmcui fuilpw titl2cEs huuk wcl Lrrr yuu
the tablet of the bottle has the ttcTs H. e. btlu
Fnei # IL has not, CDtNrGHFLir vac ab. aruund
each ct al iuuucnl t,hds THIS II! Iauus trie-
bal,d Arabian i.iu,utu, tui NY written upo
alc also, and these wards bI"Mu the glass
II! q Fatfuli's Arabian i.imiin NJ, PEORIA
Truly Cunlueflhg discusses
aud nihne manya poor Vnhr' - victim from IA" grave
Dy It's powerfully stimulating penetrating ma Nnod!nc puaii
ties nf iuhs winch have leen pa1,d
Yeas aud singular OF reproducing tr syn"vai
Iud Water all diseases nl the JOINTS
surusng rapidly. For rheumatism, and affections OF the
spine has proved Itself and for att
tons the Lungs Liver and Kidneys, it most valuable
powerful auxiliary also for all diseases of the Glands,
Scru.un GOitrc Swel,d Neck sc. Aud indeed for u,
disease where external application is required
Iii, med unparalleled.
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some Ginghams, just received aud for sale low by
MELLON s. HiIWKINS.
The .Unn,n,0sh star Clothing
Emporium!
Great Inducements for the Spring and Summer
7rade-unprecedenied success of l.. BLOCkS'
One Price Clothing Store J. on Main street
Hannibal.
MOTTO!-" Determined TO sell twenty per cent
lower Than any other house :"
T HAVE just returned from the city of New York,
L and have opened at my Clothing Emporium, on
Main street, east side two doors south OF the .Geai
Westerns" the largest, most fashionable and best
sorted stock Of superior and elegant
Heady-Mlade Clothing
Of every descriptions that hascyer before beer brought
My clothing has all been made up at my own man
u(acory, in the city of New York, under my
perinteudence, which Enables me TO defy competition
in low prices. My present stock Of Clothing cannot
be surpassed for Durability, elegance of fashion, and
beauty Of fitness. Such is the extent of my business
and the great popularity OF my Clothing Emporium
among the citizens oil Hannibal and all the surround
ing country, that il has Justly for the proprietor
Of the establishment, the title of the
"TcMpic Of EasliiOM!"
pledge myself TO sell twcnty per cent lo,cer than
nothing but TIE CASH, and selling as do, such an
immense amount of all kinds of lieady Made Cloth
ing. is evident to every one, that the "Sar Cioihno
Emporium" is the house FOR cheap CIothing and grea
bargains.
Ira Hats and Cans. 2g2s
E, have also in store splendid assortment ~
OF fine silk nuira aud fur Hats; plush, fur and cloth
Caps. Also, large variety Of India Rubber Goods
lever before seen in this market. Also, extensive
stock of elegant Trunks, Carpet Bags, Sc.-criraor-
diHarily cheap.
To Ca9ifOrnians.
! To all those who intend emlgrating to California,
" oud ast state thai, can furnish with the article:
necessary for outfit, little cheaper than you ca,
imagine, have a good assortment of subs anita
Clothing, India Rubber Goods, Rcvolvers, Arkansas
tooth Picks, &c. Give me a call, if you want grea
bargains and cheap goods.
- Don't forget the place-'is the "Hunniba
'iammoM Star Clothing Store" on Main street, be
tween Bird and Hill streets, east side, two doors sout
of Lndsey's Great Western. Look on, for the b.
sign, in yellow letters, with the large "SrAR,' omit.
Besure you come TO this modern Temple of Faslo,
TO purchase your Clothing. for you can save thirt.
per cent by the operation The proprieorcan and p.l
undersell every other house in Hannibal, and il is 70
# your own interest TO give him first call.
= Postscript.
: The great OF my house may induce others 4
- attempt to sell on its reptaton-but be careful am
look for the right house, have but one honse- i
Main street, two doors south of the Great Wcster
the big yellow sign, withthe large STAR omit.
mar % l.. BLOCK, PROPRIETOR
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Value Of Corn Cobs.

A friend Who had read an article in some
paper, mmending corn cobs ground or un.
ground, us an excellent and valuable feed for
stock, undertook to test the truth OF the state.
ment Tor himself. lie had a large quantity on
hand, and after providing himself with the
proper vessel La half hosshead tub he filled
1t with cobs, aud then added solution Of salt
in water; in this steep, the cob. were suffered
to remain, ill they had imbibed a suilicienc,
of fluid to make them soft. In this condition
they were then fed TO the stock, o, the rate OF
halt peck TO a full grown COW or OK, in the
morning, anl the same ut night. lie remar
ken, that all his animals were extremely fond
of the cobs; that they consumed mucl, less
quantity Of hay and grain than before he com
menced giving them this feed, neither did they
require salt in its natural state. lie has also
ground several bushels o. cobs, and finds the
inca an excellent article for making mush.
have used corn and cob meal, ground with
and without OATS for horses, the last II or II
years, and think it an excellent feed. 1t keeps
horse loose in his bowels, his hair lies smooth,
and 1t makes great Improvement in his Looks.
l also use The meal with wheat or oat chat, 10
feed horses. When first came to hive in the
neghborhood, was ridiculed by the neighbors
who said.my horses would all die Before sprinp
came, they were lalter, and in far better con
d,ion than theirs. found that they took nv
advice after, making great saving in feed
Amcrien AgricahUisk
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Missouri state Mutual Insurance
Company.


DIRECTORS:
John O'Fallon, c. NJ. Valleau.
Reuben Knox, Daniel d. Page,
Oliver Bennett, John Sigerson
John 5. cCnne. Joseph A. Eddy,
True W. Holt.
NliIS company is established upon the mutual prin-
l. ciple oil Insurance; and is emphat cally home
institution. The fire risks Of this company are eX-
tended into all parts OF tins State. Its earnings are
never employed or invested in stocks OF real estate
but kept for the promp, liquidation OF losses and un.
der the immediate control of the Directors Every
person insurns Win this company becomes interested
i'll lis success, and its profit instead of being divided
among few stockholders, belong to these who insure
in ms company.
This company is taking risks upon real estate
stocks IN trade and personal property situated with
IN the State Of Missouri. lhty have limited the
amount TO be taken in a block in This city. carefully
avoiding: concentration Of risks. lhe Company
issues H. policies for term Of yeats rioctug per.
nancnl insurance al rates that cannot bat prove sal
factory ioihr assured with ii return premium OF from
liren TO ATTY pen cent. for the term Of years which
the policy may run.
c. NJ. VALLEAU, Pres't.
II. d. BACON, Treasurer.
y. j. LEDvArD, SpC'y.
have been duly appointed agent for this county,
+ kun;cl Co., where VIII take pleasure in ,e.
cei'Ing application for insurance.
maylb-ly. A. b. WEBB, Agent. q.
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Gcnffcmc,Ixf"ss.
EHIy ,%fny/ y a ID .

w MCNEIL issued on S"s Sor august ne "a
cath inst the Fall Fa'"S ''' seh''enen's u
s-'sSs hats. GO
masE completed on a the eS Cs 10
his former one before be, he would be most hap.
py to receive his old US and Customers, and the
public in general. h h;.c,,
liz IN his snrnlv III he can assure them thai Il ia
Certainly ,h Sp "o o specimen of elegant and be-
COMING hat. and uh'oned in accordance with The
highest standard 'e that he has ever offered TO the
public. IN If ,his b..
aimed 10 c co iaullless and becoming STYLE. with
every excoIl'T no"h 10 the trade, and is conGJent
that its me III insure its popularity with gentle.
men oil tasy ,o,,N
M,,V WV" VI '4''" o. Louis !
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

T!'nE subscriber hereby informs his friends and the
l. public generally. that he as purchased selected
portion of the got IS of Messrs. KerchcvaI Il Green
and will carry business at their old stand on Main
street, in Commercial Row. My goods hand
have been selected from large and varied stock, and
lattcr myself TO offer great inducements to pur-
chrscrs as any other house in the city
Ny stock consists Of every variety of fancy and
staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hard
ware; Queensware, Groceries, &c, and in fact every
thing that is necessary TO supply the wants Of life,
which will sell unusually low for cash or 10 puncu-
al customers.
Having paid particular attention TO the selection of
my stock, customers may rest assured that when they
buy at my store they will get the full value of their
money, and the goods will prove to be what they
The public may find il TO their interest 10 give me
a call before purchasing elsewhere, and if they do
not buy it is no trouble for us TO show goods;
All kinds OF country produce taken in exchange for
goods, or the highest market prize paid in cash.
Store on Main street,in Commercial Row, n,
the house formerly occupied by Kercheval & Green.
II is the "Peop!e's Sore''-rcmembcr the place.
sept EDWARD DUNNlNG.
THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
0 NJ S v u A Voc 9 ON p A N Y >
VINCENNES, INDIANA.
Charter Unlimited: Granted January 3D.
600!
Stockholders INTELLECTUALLY Liab'e.
For The Insurance of
HORSES, MULES, PRIZE BULLS,
SHEEP 4 CATTLE.
of every description, against the combined risks of Fire
Water, Accidents and Disease; also upon Stock driven
to Eastern markets, or transported South
EiTLosses paid IN 30 days after proofoi dea,h.-Ea
DIRECTORS:
Joseph C.. Bowman, Counsellor; Ferdinand
Eberwine, Merchant; Capt. Isaac Mass
Merchant; George d. Hay Merchant; Hon
Thomas Bishop; John Wise, Merchant ane
Bank Director; Alvin W. Tracy. Merchan
and Bank Director; Hon. Abner I. Ellis
Esq, State Senator, and Mayor Of Vincennes
Adm. Smith, Farmer, Bank Director, ant
Auditor Of Knox county.
JOSEPH G BOWMAN, President.
Is. SuvRrLrrr WHITNEY, Secretary.
VIM. BuRrcm, Treasurer, Merch't, and Pres
ident Vincennes Birch Of St. Bk., Ind.
VIM. p. SAMUEL, Agent, Hannibal Mo.
July 25-,f
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We Hang oar Banner OM tie
CWs'vI D1HH!
@ $TISs'Nj
sSyX,AH
Our CIA is Let them Comet


MIR HARPENDING, would respectfully announce
I'l to the citizens of Marion and adjacent counties,
that he has just opened well assorted Stock of
Dry Goods, Boots md Shoes, Hats and Caps
Spun Cotton, Groceries, Sc, &c.,
at the store room formerly occupied by Messrs G. r.
Green CO., No. , Commercial Row, Hannibal, No,
where he Is determined (. sell Goods at such prices rs
viii make TO the interest OF the consumers TO give
him call before purchasing Remember the stand,
Sir" Of h' Flag" april II >
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From The Hon. Peter Nina,d, one Of the did,
est Settlers IN Wiu0is.

pleasure add my testimony 10 ibc virtues Of
medicine. Dnr brodh hurs mad swelling
cap the sucr ab"u the hens some
aud at IL was the JONI water from
kncr could be cured uicd o cedar on IT, ard all
linurns aud oiuents aud they did 40 good than
water prrsunsnn at friends tIied II q Fares
Arabian nim and was happy 10 had take effect after
finally cured The noble aIlmnl cutoly
think decidedly the greatest Imminent for ose us well as
hIrnAM iusN over know.
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MILLER 4 bow ER,
Commission ana Forwarding Merchant s
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
.y'O. g, yE'1ser $sreCf,
Hannibal, Mo.
n. p. KUNKEL 81 CO.,
70 wholesale s. Retail Dr;iygi SITS, -

cd w HOAtetsc N lSCauiA 1EASSAsts.SAA
ga MAIN STREET, Ia NNiBAL. No., ~
tiiy Hotel Buildings.
xET L are now receiving, in addition TO former
w stock, direct from the eastern markets a fresh
supply OF genuine Drugs T. Medicines, which
prepared to offer TO Physicians and country
merchants at low rates they be had in Saint
Louis anywhere above Saint Louis, and assure all
who may give US call, that pain will be spared to
give entire satisfaction. Our stock consists in part of
the following, which, pure Best Otard Brandy, Made
ria Wine, Sherry Wine, Old Holland G in.
Dye SI.slrs.
Indigo, Madler, Copperas. Alum, Ext Lugwood,
&C. sc.
Paints, Oils, and Varnish.
White Lead pure and No. Ven. Red, Spanish brown
Black Lead, Red do, Lithargc, Patty, Paris green,
Chrome Green Chrome yellow, Lac Dye, Drop black,
Lampback, British i.u,tre. Ivory black, Copal Var.
nsh No. II ,, Japan do Black do Asphalium do,
Linsecd Oil, Castor do. Fish do Lard do Meats loot
do, Sweet do, Glue, Tuipenlilo, sc.
spices.
Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, NGncss, Mace, Pepper,
ANspice, Sc.
Miscellaneous Article.
| Rosin, Pitch, Chalk, Whiting, Salt Pctrc Epson,
Salts. Sal soda, Birthstone, Saleraus, Pearlasl,
Matches, Horse Brushes, Black do, Pain, and Varnish
do, white wash do Cloth do, Tooth do; Backing Ink
CUR Shellac, lnk powders, ludelible Ink, Castle
Soap, Thermometers, HILLS double Irusses, Surgical
/ instruments, SWANS Panacca. Snuff. sc. sc.
/ y general assortment OF Patent Medicines for which
we are agents, and we Therefore recommend then,
to be genuine. nov. 1, Islp.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

The title of "Subime Porte" is derived
from the principal gate at the entrance of
the Seraglio at Conslan,inople--a noble
structure of marble, hult by Mahomet H.,
as recorded thereon by an inscription in
gold and azure. This gate is called, by way
OF eminence, the Porte, from the Latin por
Ia, gate, and from this. one of the mos,
prominent objects about the royal residence
of the Grand Turk, does his court derive its
common name.
The cos; of Kondall's forthcoming work
on the Mexican war will he $35.-Home
Journal
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ZOO ~ s. &EEGsES.

A Beautiful supply Of all sorts of Ladies r. iF3
n shoes, embracing CATERS, walking shoes, VA
cxcelsors slippers &c, as well great va w.
reiy of childrcns shoes and heavy wear such as mems
kip and thick boots, and Brogans, and women 5 heavy
winter shoes TO be sold at bargains unhead OF before
in Hannibal, Toct 81 &. r. GREEN.
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PROTECTION, PROTECTION.
Home Mutual Fire and Marine Iusvsr-
aucc COMPANY.


NHi S company is established on the mutual prn-
l. ciple Of insurance; and is emphaticaya home
institution. The fire risks OF this company are ex.
tended into all parts OF this State Its earnings are
never employed Or invested in stocks real e..atc,
but kept for the prompt liquidation Of losses ard under
the immediate control of the Directors. Every per-
son insurins with this company becorIcs interested
in itssnccess, and its profits instead of being divided
among few stockholders, belong 20 those who insure
in this company.
This company are. taking risks upon real estate
stocks in trade ard personal property situated Thin
the State OF Missouri. They nave limited the amomnI
to be take: in block i. this city, carefully avoidnr
concentration OF risks. This company issue their po
ices for aterm of years. ellecting permanent jnsv
rance at rates that cannot but prove satisfactory 10 10
sured, with return premium Of from fifteen ia ely
per cent, for the term of years w.ic., the po,aylay
run.
Notwithstanding the heavy loss sustained b. this
Company in May last, ''.e stock notes now ohaad
amount TO S35O,o0O. The Stock notes of thj/ Gem.
pany are secure by lien upon real estate aoJpyrov-
ed cndorsers,
D. N. Page, David w mon,
Jas. a. Eddy, Luther YAenne'f,
John Whitehill, TheronSnnum,
A. p. Ladew, Dwig,Smkey'
ISAAC l.. GARBoN' Pres'l'
d. d. PAGE, Treasurer,
~ can be found at all times az Drug Store OF
N. p. Kunkle & Co., in this cilm nere iwill be
pleased wait upon such as " 81" ' pi,ae:
may l6-Iy.
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FAN and winter pry Goods,

ERENCH and English .Nerinoes, De Lans am
l. Cashmers, figured and plain, Alpacas and hand
some Ginghams, just received aud for sale low by
MEL LON s. IiiIWKINS.
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re. BRIrTIgGuAM Sos, Hannibal
& :. SkISHkR, La range,
sly. LEE 4, SON Palmyra,
G. VI. Gentry shelbyvilr
MARpERs & HARDY, Paris.
authorized all the Unitrd States
can and rot Fnrr,r Book fee of charge. may 30 3m
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

.Mr, & Faic,ls Arabian I.niucnt has bad
here, which every other remedy had failed in
white swelling and contracted cords in the leg oi boy twelve
The had wilhcrcd and was contracted
that had Three doctors had tried their SKIN
upon vain aud sinking 10 the when the
boys induced u. e. Farrcli's Arabian lni-
nen,. Before the first bo,c up into Mr. rs
first words he said "Mr Baker want all
that Inimcnt the the bottle got did
boy than all that had been done heioc The boy
and hearty aud has free Of his legs II is good
TO spTl bruises. burns end sWcings.
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Cloth Caps,

$50 boys and Mems childrens Cloth caps. Lat
tAzlsA style, forsale by MELLON Il HAWKINS. es
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-07

Being fully H. G. Farrc's Arabian Inimcn is
the hest med cinc in the world chccrny recommend H.
had been afflicted FOR III with most severe pain ~ my
breast aud shouders, which bad that could hardly do
all, would lie bed for iva weeks nj
time with it, used your Imminent on it aud cured me SOUND
aud we'll had AT the lime of IMMINENT one oil the
worst coughs my life; it cured that too
rubbed II ia well brea aId shoulders II Is also eS'
ccllent for iroblien feet, sores swelng throat mango
orysipcas, Gc ISAAC CLAhloN'
Manufactured only by u c. Farrell sole inventor and
prcor aud wholesale druggist No. II Main street Pcorin III
TO whom all cou,munc atious must be addressed; and
EOr sale Lv
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08
TIE NEXT PREsrpExcy Tho n ~

TIE NEXT PREslDEvcy.---The np,
Republic speaks thus fattcringly Of %9
feeling in New York in favor Of our va. @e
an Senator: W.T.
SENATOR DoDGE OF WIscoys,v
correspondent of the Milwaul ee WIS &C.
showing the folly of nominating for "
Presidency either Of the gentlemen vb %
names have been prominently presspt%
by their respective friends brings forw,1
the name of Senator DoDGE, as the WV
upon which the great body of the Demo'
racy can cordially unite. 1t is, we tbirl
quite too early to agitate the President,
question, or to become committed to n,
support of any individual. We have \.
hesitation however, in expressing the bs
lief that Senator DcDaE would be entirsl,
acceptable to the Democracy of New Yo4t!
Democrats here, as elswhere, have bsi
preference, and many, doubtless, preS
other individuals; but there can be no doul
that the nomination of the Wisconsin Sen
ator would be ratified by the whole Dem
ocracy of the State and secure the Electo
raj vote"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08

The most cheering and gratifying intelligence
which has yet reached US, connected with this
election, is the defeat of Buel Tor Congress in the
Detroit district, the home of Gen. Cass. Buel
Is III the present Congress, voted for the Fuei-
tive Slave bill, and has played second fiddle to
Cass all the way through. Cass took the stump
for him, and expended money freely in his cause !;
endorsed his vote on the fugitive slave bill, and
endeavored to justify it. The result is Buel is
defeated, and the power ofthe great Boss dough-
face is Frustrated at home. No SINGLE event of
this falls campaign will have so powerful effect
tor good on the politics of this nation as will
! that
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08
rzx.Mr. pmkeohas been chosen TO co

N1y Mr.. Durkeeh has been chosen to Congress in
this district by majority which will not, we think,
be less than lS00votes. We havereason to ejoice
this result not only because it returns to the
floor of Congress true and tried friend of freedom,
but because it manifests also the complete emanci-
patton of the people from these party shackes
which bound them to sustain the Objectionable in.
fluences which now govern the country. The peo-
pie have shown that they comprehend the questions
now agitating the country, and that the old party
cries are powerless to blind them to the sacrifice OF
correct principle. 1t is cheering for the future as
well the present Henceforth, it is not the
cause of the politicians but the people that is to
triumph in this section of country; and as here so
we trust may it be over the whole country before
long.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-08


The Democrat under the above head has an
article in the last number, explaining the cause
and object of that extraordinary convention that
assembled at buttons and nominated National
Democratic ticket. Will it not give us another
article under the same head explaining why that
ticket did not get enough votes to justify their
being classed under the head of scattering
u Ii we desired to run for Congress in this
district the first thing we should do, would be to
purchase the opposition of the Advertiser and
Wisconsin, at Milwaukee. At the verv time
when almost every man, woman and child in
this district, were up in arms in opposition to the
fugitive slave law, these sagacious sheets, ask
ed opposition to Mr.. Durkee because he declar-
ed he would not assist to carry out the provi-
sions of that law; conveying thereby the I'M
preston that their own candidate would do it,
What could be more insane and stupid. There
is no telling what a man may accomplish if he
only has the right kind of enemies.