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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
Boiling the platform OF 10.

We understand that PAUL mot She apostle TO the Gen
tiles but the apostle the unkers OF kenosha the editor
the Kenosha Democrat, openly and uncompromisingy
bolts the Democratic platform of the 9Th of sept lS49-
And regard he says that "o and water cannot
mix aud adultery in any phase is an abominailon' We
suppose he has epented OF his al ey or been punished
his of raising the Free Soil ticket In The ung
ton (Nt Sentinel, Is perhaps making aohrit ut or
his Offences by his rabid adherence to HunkerS lie may
perhaps recOect the influence of his friend Smley elhcr
by threats or persuasion The knows that induced nun 10
rctrce his steps and pull down the nominations acr lH
had been raised and assist defeat ticket framed
al convention of which he acted secretary. lie mas
now taken position the organ Of party IN keUushd
which numbered last fall less than 200. In this he has GER
ainy manifested self sacrificing spirit worthy of better
unless he is looking for his reward from other
source than the people kenosha who certainly will not
be likely To appreciate his aborS in the OF bunker
ISM He Is for e-cnacIng the Baltimore platform and viii
support the fugitive slave law, aud his influence
can Will So strive to mould the action of the party
sustain the compromise measures of the late Congress.
But "a the democratic organization in that county the
hands ol free soiers he will probably have little influence
in the deliberations of the convention 0th Of sept
unless he can do it Is lobby member: DO
how he get seat in that body under the avowa
such sentiments If Paul is in possession of e truth and
has the west a missionary he probably could
find better field of labor than kenoshs for assuming
that he right the people OF that county sadly engh
ed and ne viii enough 10 do to them from The
ror of their ways. But ne speaks of smdnqrv cOascle-
tioaS PIES, if conscience had nothing do with pol
itics nothing To do with principle; nohug to do with s
verywith taking thcarihs Of others. lie has step
more to take to out regular advocate the pc
cuIiar institution - Elkh0rH star.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
SYMPTOMS or DISEASE

should he dsregardcd. They uncrrng indications
that the vital functions Of nature have been interrupted in
their heahul actions and that serious evils must inevitably
follow unless the system be again SET right by the timely
Of proper remedies.
Bear in mind that is cndcavoring 10 eXpc dis
ease when nvadcs The animal economy, and only needs the
assistance Of genial observation-disclosures yet mild in
its action-that will give to the SYSTEM and act "
the blood-whichi is the principal Of life.
GuBsoft's Yflior DocE and SarsaPariHa
rs purifier of the blood rcnovator Of the system and
supporter and pcscrycr Of the powers Of fife h, equal
Take it on The first indication that disease is upon you, and
you will perhaps weeks and months of sickness and
suffering 90
Soc advertisement.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
Theatrical.

We are authorized to say to all the lovers OF
the Drama and the Stage that company OF per-
formers under the management OF J. b. Atwa'ef
will commence a short series of Theatrical per-
formances in this city on Monday Evening next
at the Sons Hall.
This company have been performing the past
month in Milwaukee to crowded Houses. The
warmest encomiums of the Milwaukee press
have been bestowed upon the several actors in
the group.
They are now performing in Racine to the
infinite delight of the accomplished citizens of
our Sister city.
The only difficulty here will be in the limited
size of the room.
But those who 60 first will get good seats,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
CiISE OF WORMS.

Worms are formed from the foul humors which settle in
the stomach in the inC-ucs, because these matters
have acquired Shiny nature proper for the
these matters are always the cause of the
formation they Narou-ly named: the round
worms, generally in persons Of tender years. the NAV
worm. a most trouble insect: and also the long thread
the tape worm, &c ihcy exist under die
lrnt sometimes they knit Together. ard IN
balls cBer they divide. and out after the Other
When they ascend through the intestinal canal they may
be elected by The mouth and by the nose. When
this happens the patient i in much danger, such symptom
being evidence that his system j. dangerously
numbered with the corruption, and lis reunion, and these
affections when united may instant death, or Il
short illness. ending by inevitable death.
The tape worm almost always found alone IL j. some
times very long. The Brandrch Pills have brought them
away forty feet long. The tape i fiat Jagged
from end 10 the other. Il j. seldom elected entire
Bandreths Pills remove not only the worms, OF "haleV
kind, tbeng equally adapted for the round or TAPE
worm3 but also the humurs which form them ana th"'c
upon which they feed. Besides they have me properly "i
rgene raIiug the mass of huInors and eyacuatng every
substance which might favor a formation oI worms.
The Brapdrfh Pills sold at - cents per box with
E--c-,.t, ~ a - .r,,1,, directions Al
Soi4 BIZ +. Robinson s Co., j. b. Stark~eGtAer, Keno
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

A review of the studies which the scholars in
this Seminary have pursued during the last quar-
ter, was held on Wednesday of this week. We
bad the pleasure of being present at part Of the
exercises.
We wish to express our satisfaction at the
Improvement which the scholars manifested in
the several studies which they bad pursued.
The classes in Botany, Geometry, French,
Philosophy and Mental Arithmetic, we've The only
classes that were examined during our stay; and
we are frank to confess, the scholars did them
selves great credit, and reflected no small honor
on the accomplished and interchangeable ladies'
who have them in charge. Miss BRoUGHToN,
has no superior in the departments Of instruction
which she assumes, and her assistant, Miss
Zurbrug, is equal to her post, and as a French
Teacher she is superior to. any one whom we
have ever seen in the west. The school en-
Joys q vacation of some four weeks, and COM
mences again Monday, the 8th of Septem-
Der.
We can confidently recommend this Institu-
ton to any of our friends in the country who wish
to place their daughters in a school where they
will profit in their studies, and receive such at
tcnton in the formation of their characters as
the opening blossoms of womanhood so impcri-
ous!y demand.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
Politics in ihe Country.

An intelligent friend from the country says the
Farmers are determined on voting for men who
are independent Of the tricks and shufilings OF
POLITICAL demagogues. He says they are deter
mined, both Wings and Democrats, in voting for
no man who is not known to be decidedly hos
tile TO the slavery measures of the leading par
ties.
They assert that they have enlisted in the war
fur Freedom for Ue--and will oppose cternaly
every obstacle to its onward course. They are
sick unto DEATH of the miserable whiting dlshon-
est course of the truck and decker school OF poll
tcians, and are determined to have nothing to do
with them They call for nomination of good
men who shall represent the sentiments of the
Buffalo and Madison platforms.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
CIRCUIT COURT OF KFSOsIIA CON CHANCERY.
John Hocl,ucy, J
ELECTION NOTICE.

| State of Wisconsin, County Of kcnOsha
Shorid Ohcc, July 81 1851.
R-GIICE is hereby given that at the General Election 10
~ held in the several Towns and Wards IN This Satc,
on he Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in Nov
Der next being the 9Th day Of said month"; the following Of
fccr, are 10 be elected, TO wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State, state Treasurer
Attorney General, Stale superintendent
Also state Senator for the sixteenth Senate District,
comprising the County af Keno-ha ia place Of Orson s.
Head whose term of Office will expire on the first day OF
January next.
A-o a member Of Assembly for the Eastern Assembly
District Of the County Of KenUzha comprising the following
towns 10 wit city OF kenoshn, southport Pleasant Prairie,
and ~OmcrS.
AEs,, member Of Assembly, for the Western Assembly
the County OF kenosha, comprising the following
towns 10 wit: Bristol Saem, Wheliland, Brighton aud
Paris.
Al>o County Treasurer for the County Of Kenosha in
place Of Charles Clement whose Of Office will expire
the first day Of January next.
\. X. ALLEN, Sheriff Of kenosha County.
hereby give further roicc that 1T the same Tune and
place there viii be elected Coroner for the county Of kc
nosha, in place Of Adolph Rcbrook which office is vacant
10y Of said Retbrook n" ing quaned IN compl
ancc " ith the laws Of this state \. II. ALLEN,
Sheriff of KcnOsha County.
TT. RAND, Clerk Board Of Supervisors, kenoSha Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
Examination Of the Public Schools.

The schools of district Nos. /, & of this
city, were examined on Thursday and Friday OF
last week, We were unable to be present but
portion Of the time. But from what we learn
cd from those who were present, and what we
saw, we are satisfied the schools of Kenosha are
sustaining their previous reputation.
AT the present time, there is not in the state
Of Wisconsin, a place where the advantages
of youth are so great as in kenosha.
We see no reason why these schools cannot
always hold the proud position which is yielded
to them.
The only thing which can ever lower their
character, or deprive them of their present means
of usefulness, will be the betrayal of want of
sufficient interest in them, by the parents and
friends of education in the city.
May that fact never exist.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

u Those magnificent paintings of Rossiers
the return of the "Dove to the Ark and the
''trumph of Miriam" have been exhibiting in this
city for couple of days the past week. Those
who had the pleasure of seeing them have seen
a splendid work of master painter, those who
lid not see them have lost what they can only
recover by a view of those same paintings.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Democratic Convention for the Eastern Assembly Dis
trict of kenosha County, will be held ingalls, Tavern in
the Town of Pleasant Prairie Saturday Both inst at
O'clock p NJ for the purpose of appointing Delegate
to the Democratic State Convention which assemblies at
Madison the 10Th day of September next The Towns of
Pleasant Prairie Somers and Southport entitled to three
Delegates each and the Wards of city, Del
egates each. j. r. SHARPSTETN,
DANIEL. STEVENS,
w. s SHEPHERD,
PETER MARTIN,
Kenosha Aug = 81 Dem Com for Assembly Dist
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
IsAAc \. sTnnn NKn. County Inha
kINMSMA rnINTN CnrRT-

I!cd as "or OF Probo;c Of The a0h da, orJuly sji.
In the matter ot the application fists w BlIN for the
assignment oi Dover.
4 , reading and Alag the Petition and application
< y fallen. Td al John Iuilr, 1t ~al rl,.
Ing ju De endowed of TIL MS o her husband lea tho
provisions "I his list VI III and Testament and PRAYING TIE
assignment ui her d"Hrr therein. O,o.rrf that such
APPLICATION lee beard tcorc TIE Court IioIsc ilp
'N U k"n"e', ~ n1I go my, on tn lpurh NondlN IA
September ucN,at "Co,k. 4. ~ ard hat no ice thereof
toe given "a" lcF oHS ini,rc, cl. by p"siug his
three Successive weeks tc 'ht dUy the rposta r.
prGpH, new spiscr published III the city and county of
hcuusltd. By the toHr'. 30
ISAAC y %TGDD County I,,dp,.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,

IMPORTANT To DYSPEPrrcs.-Dr J. :. Houghon's
PEPsIN, IN Trae Dgesre Fund Gastric JDee. pre-
n,rpd from RENNET. or the OIRTH STOMACH or
TIE OK. directions Of Baron Lcbig the great Physi-
oogcal Chemist by J. Houghton Vi. D. Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for pdi2es!ion Dyspep-
sia Jaundice, Liver Complaint. Constipation. aud Debility,
afar Natures method by Natures own agent,
the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing Scientific evil
dence Of its value furnished by agents gratis see notice
among the medical advertisements,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
Hanging.

In less than weeks unless the convict is re-
proved, the barbarous sentence of more bar
barous law, will be inflicted on one of our fellow
travellers to the bar of God. 1t will be scene
at which mercy will weep, christianity be shock
ed. and humanity outraged. The human heart
will be hardened, men will grow callous to cru
ety, and an example be set by society, whc h
will require similar act of barbarity to punish
in the individual who shall initiate the wicked ex-
ample.
Call the act by any name than christianity, or
say it was done for any reason but necessity, and
we shall be silent.
Look upon the crowd which will be called to-
rether, and answer, can it make man better to
behold so awful spectacle, so horrible deed
humanity shudders at its contemplation; ye who
can goat at the exhibition, read the following as
a sort of salad to whet up your appetite.
1t is an extract from the Evening Post of the
account of the hanging of Benson and Douglass:
At five minutes past eleven the rope adjusted about
their and after few words more by the Clergyman
and they were suspended Douglass died without
moving muscle; those him said that his neck broke
The rope cut; and indeed the poor fellow
wa NY i''U w N'-'''
c"lorCu man. 1"S''u eoi''o II alu "lPt"itu W uie
yer! hard Htel mtiS'ns nan an ', In p3ie "t[o
taken rom Iht 5"io"s, anu uclNceu 10 thel eHus loT
nLerment
Great crowds of people, OF both sexes. had assembled
around the TombS outside. expecting
OF th, terrible tragedy Men climbed on the gates
and ypp f,r house. ions had DcDpIc ON Them II is well
tIat MS exectinn did not take place nj DcdIn's Island as
the scoc would unJucstionay have drawn thousands to
the spot and world have produced an abundant harvest OF
reporter could make his way through the crowd outside the
" bau ,.L, ma comments ,no, mi. h~t,I and dis
49, i,;t;a, h,,t ., ,r g,,r ,t,. ~, mn, f mn, son,
S'.ti''@ - W " :. ~ 49, ~ ~
slblt! t'i'i StllI5S cNci hIlCi
forwards opposed 10 tic pchdilH Oh dcath.
~ our reporter came away from The place, ne heard more
than dozen persons say that hereafter they wond rank
themselves among the opponents OF capital punishment
some OF these men were police officers Injured 10 all Kinds
o horrible sights ont buchcry Ike THIS was too much
even Tor 'heih'-'N' l. f0Sf'
Will, 80 80, ,,,,,, ~, ,,,L;oo. 49,. .;-l. -,
w 'i''N W. az "fo'' "''' '"'J0OS We 'i'S"' "a"
we'll Drn5pnt the foIloWinr account Of thu hanoi
~
ing oil Hiram Band rs an exhibition OF the NOR
|
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

II Tho -..gus at Madison stated last week
.nat they had sent east for a Steam Power Press
and when their present volume was completed,
were to issue their paper in larger shape.
The Express is down on them this week for
trying to monopo'ize the glory; the Express sta
ting that they have united with the Argus, and
half the press is to be theirs-wondcr if Berah
or Wyman or the Editor Of the Common School
Journal, has not got finger in. "Play fair, all
round.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
E.aNrcnec EniNCrsifN.

From the annual catalogue Of this institution
which we have just reed we should think it was
fourshing very well for an infant institution
connected with it are some 90 or more pupils -~
Rev W. II. Sampson, George E. II. Day and
sttution. The term commenced on the 18th Of
July.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

QuaIcrs for Lidcria,-Two qnakcrs EHand
Sgbel Jones left New Bedford, Mass, on the 26h
nit, for Liberia. They 90 out in the capacity Of
Elders or Preachers, and they intend to pass
some time in Liberia, and also in visiting other
places on the coast of Africa. They said
to be the first American Quakcrs who have ever
visited Africa for the purpose of preaching peace,
love, and goodwill. They GO out under the di-
"Fricnds Wis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

uj- Our friend HOBART of the Shcboygan
Lake Journal was in Town a.few days ago
We give below what he says about the city, its
schools its Editors and beautiful women:
There are three newspapers published here,
by Messrs. Sholcs, Paul, and Clement. Glenn
cnt is an Anti-Compromisa democrat-pau a
Compromise democrat, and Sholes we believe, a
Truth Seeker. There was one feature in the
editorial fraternity that struck us as being in adj
vance of the age. We learned that in addition to
compiling the news of the week. sitting type
publishing, &c, the editors We're accustomed to
preach on Sunday kenosha altogether, is one
of the handsumcst towns in Wisconsin. The
streets are regularly laid out and ornamcntcd
with shrubbery ,andarou large fuhlicSQuare
which we were told had been enclosed by the en-
terprisc of the ladies', we observed some as ele-
gant buildings and beautiful gardens as we have
seen in the State. This town is entitled TO great
merit for the interest which the people have ia
ken in the subject Of education. There are no
better schools, either public or private, than can
be found in kenosha And last, but not least,
this town is justly celebrated for having the hand
soonest women in Wisconsin, except-Shcboy-
gan Sheb0gg0n Late Jonrnal
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

Probable Murdsr.-An Indian was found in
the mill-dam at Pensaukie, on. the 7lh of the
present month, with a gun-shot wound in his
heart. and other marks which indicated that he
had been murdered. During the past week, an
examination OF Baptise L9maire, charged with
the murder, has been going on here, but result
cd in his quital--nothing being found against
him. We understand that suspicious more strong
" centre upon the brother of the murdered man
--Grecn Ban ADJ.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

The New York Sun states that project is on
foot 10 that city to organize company of me-
chauics, of different professions, to proceed out
west and settle new township. 1t is proposed
that each shall purchase a tract of one hundred
and sixty acres, and it is believed that thus COM
bining, many advantages can be secured, with
bu. little expense to those concerned.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
cut--EIHDCusC 10 Paw.

The bridges over the thoroughlares in the
Town of Southport are in so bad a condition that
the town will suffer more in expenses of lawsuits
and damages, than they will by repairing them.
One day last week, as one of our citizens J.
II. kimbail was driving his carriage, accompan-
led by his wife, across the apology for bridge
on Pike river one ofthe horses became frighten-
cd by putting his foot into hole in the bridge
and sheered, and pushed the other horse into the
river, carriage, team, wife and all Mr.. Kimbal
swan ashore and managed to get the horses with
the carriage ashore-Mrs. kimban by her pres
ence of mind in keeping in the carriage was sa-
we'd with only fright and bath. The carriage
was considerably broken. Mr.. Kimball has
commenced suit against the town.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

We see by the late papers, that Alderman
HUTCHrSsoN had his horse stole while he was at
tending the services of the theatre. He had
Just tied him at the door, and some fellow came
along (who thought he could be made a better
use Of and took him away.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
Steam mill at E2IkhOru.

The Star says that arrangements have been
perfected, which will secure the building Of a
steam crist mill at that place.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
NOTICE.

THNIIE Kcnosha County Agricultural Society will hold
"a their next quarterly meeting at buttons Tavern Paris,
lon the Plank Road Monday the first day OF Sepem
Der, AT 10 \. NJ
1t is important that every Farmer 10 This meeting
make final preparation for the Annual Fair in October
:. X. MCCLELLAN, Prcst.
TT. RAND, Secy. Aug. I, 1856 l.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

Barque Clicogo Iost-ThiS, a Canadian YES.
sci, bound from Chicago to Quebec, touud"rcd
on the Doth ult, in a gale, few miles rhi, Side
of Deata's Door. The crew werc saved in Il
boat The Chicago was laden with 399 tons OF
Tnrk's Island salt. for Chicago.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

UFree Grammar schools originated in Bos-
ton, in 1888 Primary free schools were first
established in 1915.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
LHtE INSTANCE

HtAN be effected in Tie JEFFERSON LIFE INSUR.
u ANCE COMPANY or CINCINNATI. OHIO, (sccond
to Company ia the United Slacs,) on the Mutual
Joint Stock Plan, by application 10
T. J. RAND, Agent
J. w. FArcH, JR. NJ. D. Medical Examiner
August :, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

u We have received a circular of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, with beautiful view of
the College buildings (Which are expected to be
built.)
One of these ediices is at present erected, we
believe the second one has been commenced
The first term ofthe college exercises will COM
mence on the I7tnh September and continue 20
weeks
The course Of studies to be pursued by the
different classes through 4 years course are
the same as at New England colleges.
Seventeen deaths from Cholera have occur
red at WayerlY H., recently.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

Z
inquire this office.
July II, l-Ji.
Il. u REWARD viii be paid 10y us for The return Of
s9 ~ set Of Fairbanks Platform Scidcs, taken from
the Red Warehouse, about six months since.
Aug l. H. :. L. H. h. ELKINS.
COVERED BTGGN.--A first rate Eastern Manuftcur-
j cd Buggy for sale very low, hy
Aug Isl Isl MITCALF. MERRILL h co.
CIRCUIT COURT or KFNOsIlA CON CHANCERY.
John Iiocknc!,
Sarah Iiocncy. On reading the affidavit NJ H. y. Tows
Ice in This cause and motion 0f T6wsicc & Randall Conn
lananis Solicitors il Is hereby ordered Thai Sarah Hook
neg. hc above named defendant appear, plead answer, ar
dcmUr 10 the Bill of complaint in this cause, on or before
the 3l-t day Of October next.
And further ordered That copy of this order he per
soial served on said defendant within twenty days that
tie be published for sX weeks successfully, once IN
each week in The KcHosla Telegraph, Newspaper pru-
ted and published in The city Of kcmo-hn Wis on>n. Da-
ted July 3HI 5jI HOMER I. SChSfFt
Court Commissioner Of hcnosla County
Towsloe {. Randall Compliments sol. u
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08

California PolHicS-The Democracy Of Cal
rornia have held their State Convention, and
nominated full Democratict ticket. Their can
didate for Governor, is Col. John Bgler; and
for Congress Joseph w. McCoRKLE and Ed
ward G.. Marshall. The two first were former
ly democratic editors in Dayton, Ohio. f. G..
Marshall formerly resided in Cincinnati, though
a native of Kentuky. He is brother to the Gel
cbrated Thos f. Marshall OF Kentucky .-NH.
Daily Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-08
Military AppOintment--by the Cover
nor.

]. r. SHARPsTEIN, Colonel of the 9Th regi-
nent of the Militia of this State, comprising the
County Of kenosha.