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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-07

ES- G. NJ. Chisholm has the contract for
building new reservoir an the site of the
old one, on Market square. The work is
in good hands.
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STARKWEATHER 81 co wish to say to
~ the readers of the united papers, Tribune and
Telegraph, that they keep their store at all times
well Supplied with Pure DRUGS AND MID.
ICINES and great variety Of Fancy Articles
They wish particularly TO call attentionto
Loudrn's Indian Expectoranf
Wisfar's Haisnln Wild Cherry,
BSyah's pulmouic Waters,
Ayers Cherry Pcctorai.
Storms Cough Candy,
Jayncs LxpectOrnntg
All excellent preparations for Coughs aud Colds
ROW SO prevalent. Ifthcse do not cure, they Wilt
guarantee Medicines Of their own putting up suiIed
o each case, u32
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Done WELL.-The train on the Lake
Shore Road yesterday morning from Chi
cago, consisted of five passenge cars, well
Fl He'd.
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HORACE WATERS COLUMN.
G. III E A p
MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS.
No. 333 Broadway, New York.

NO. oo3 Bfoddmoy, AeD York.
Opposition to monopoly usic at Greatly Re.
duced Rates.
--ssrr-- Notwithstanding the combiu alton
4 lss-- 49, Of Music dealers 10 keep up the
u v uprices ofnon copyright muse, against
the interests of native composers, and their refu-
sal to extend TO Mr.. Waters the courtesies of the
trade. he is making immense sales-having "a
bundant evidence, that he, has public countenance
and support, in his opposition TO the Great Monop-
oily, and in his eff rts aid Native Talent and to
adopt the National Currency. His stock of A
merican and European music is immense, and
the catalogue of Of his publications is one OF
the largest and best selected in the United States
He has also made great Reduction in prices OF
Pianos Felodeons and Musical Instruments OF
all kinds Superior toned 81 octave pianos for
Sl75, $500 and 1925, interior of as good quality
and instruments as strong and as durable as those
which cost $500. Pianos Of every variety Of style
and price up to 8 1000, comprising those of ten
different manufactures: among them the ceebrat
ed modern improved Horace Waters Pianos and
the first premium Hsolian Pianos of T. Gilbert &
Cos MAKE, Owners of the EoIian paen). Stc-
ond hand Pianos at great bargains. Prices from
$40 to $50 Melodeons from five different man
alactorles, including the well known S. d. g. W.
Smiths melodeons, (tuned the equal tempera.
ment0 the best made in the United States Price
S45. $50, $75, 500, us, 1925, SI35 S. $3.50
Smiths double bank Melodeons S200. Each
Piano and Meodeon guaranteed The best terms
TO the trade, schools, dc. l21 per cent discount,
to clergymen and churches. All orders PROMPTLY
attended 10. Music sent 10 all parts Of the coun-
try, post paid, at the reduced rates. Genel al nd
select catalogues aud schedule OF prices of Pianos
forwarded to any address free of charge.
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Important to Advertisers.

The circulation of this paper is now larger than
that Of airy other paper in south, eastern Wiscon
sin, out of Milwaukee. Merchants and others who
tish 10 keep their business before the public,
Ind no better medium for that purpose, than the
ARIBUNE &TELEGRAPH.
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/ HILADELP IIIA

PHILADELPHIA, June s.
The National K. n. Convention is assem-
bling at Rawson st. Hall, 900 delegates
have been admitted.
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DNUG EMPORIUM,


A RE c~linuaIy making addition TO their ex>
11A tensive sock from the best importing Houses
OF the East AID are prepared at all times TO FUR
nIsh Drugs ane Medicines of the hest trlalty both
simple and compound. Physicians prescriptions
and recipes OF ahkind picked out decphered and
accurately put up
Oils.
of all kinds for painting, burning, Pertaining
also, for IN edtcal aud Mechanical purposes:
Variislyes! :,
Such rs Coach, Carriage, Furniture SheAas /,
Brown and Black japan and Dauar Or white
Varnish.
Window Ghss
from by to "a BY "a, single Md double thick,
by the light or box, and cut TO aay size.
Glass Ware.
including Druggists articles from Homeopathic
phiaf TO gal. Tincture Bottle, Preserve Jas ar
sizes pint and half pima TASKS, Bottles Of all kind,
Fluid and oil lamps Of beautiful patterns. Tum-
bers aud Gobiets, Cake aud Preserve Dishes,
Sug ar Bowls cream cups Bird Vases AID Founts
china Flower Vases, dc.
Patent Lanterrs.
The best assortment i'll the city for OH aud Fluid
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A n EXCELLENT ARTICLE of CodfsA, at
n fn50] SIMMONS d SONS
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VALUABLE HOMESTEAD
EOr sale.

& ALT for sale at the North Warehouse by 4
~ AZ e T.. $. ELKNSI
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EfA BOXES of A. NO. 1. HERRING, at
apV (n50] SIMION d SONS.
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SIMMONS g. SON,

A Few Barrels of MackereI. at
a [n50l SIMMONS * SONS.
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sorcery, Magic and Fun.

Mons. ADRIEN gave his first entertainment Of
Sorcery, Neeromancy and Legerdemain. last eve
ming, at Military Hall, to a crowded house. He
Is the prince of coajurors. We have seen num-
Der of these travelling niagicians perform their
tricks, but none pleased more than the per-
formance of Mons. Adrien The eyes 81 the little
folks were round with wonder, while those of lar
ger growth puzzled their brains trying to detect the
secret of his wonderful feais. Mons dren will
perform to night, and tomorrow night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-18

els grain engaged at about 26c. with
lots reported at gle. The packet Of the LIST ad
vanced In loading, and demanded rather higher rates,
viz: 81 20 for dour and 2ac for grain. To Bremen 500
bbls Hour were engaged at 4s and cotton L.
sci chartered to load at Savannah at private terms
The rates to California were at 4Oc Soc, the former
Bgure for full ships The B. r. Mlam for Melbourne was
about full at doc. per foot measurement
HAY-Ihe market was steady at roc 7Jc. per 100 lbs
for shi 94nent.
Inox-sales of about 90 tons Scotch pig were made at
S37 $37 30, usual time.
Moi-,ssFs.-sales Of 800 400 bbs were made at SIC
NAVAL SToREs-About 400 bbls spirits turpentine were
sold at 4c 45c and 500 bbls rosn at 81 Ne per $40
lbs, delivered.
Oirs-IiDseed was more active but at rather easier
rates large lots sales of English and American were
reported at DC 92c in small parcels it ranged from
93c. 94c Sperm firm Mt 81 rs, and manufactured
at 81 05 So 10 for natural beached Winter bleached
was at 90c Palm oil selling at 9A OK, and
sweet oil at 81 Is, in cask.
RoyIsioys-Pork-The sales confined to about
400 500 bbls. including mess, at $23 Az 90 and
new prime do at 500 % 80 30. Old beef was mea-
surabiy out market and sale limited without change
in prices; country and prime we're nominally the
same. Bacon and cut meats scarce and nominal Lard
was in good demand and firm with sales of 800 o 400
bbls at &c. 12c Butter and cheese In fair
quest and without change of moment in prices.
RcE.--About so casks sold at be. a 5Hc.
sPrIs-ADout 80 bags were sold, duty paid at pri-
yate terms.
SuGAR-Tbere an improved feeling in the market,
with better inquiry. The sales embraced about 500
100 lhds. Cuba nuscoyado including 100 i' bond ut
die, and the remainder NJ 7c. Hc, and about 800
boxes at about 71fc. 7c. There OF other
transactions Ia boxes, the particulars OF which could not
tc ascerained.
WHIsKEy--lhe sales embraced about $50 bbs., inclad
ing prison, at Ale. IL 1ac and Ohio at 40sc Ale,
closing rather heavy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-18
REHABILITATION.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

WtDNtSDAN, OCT. lI--B Y. M.
AsHfs.-Transactions moderate, with no change
In prices.
BREADsTrfFs. market was without change
OF moment. The sales footed up about 10 900 IL 0JO
bbis., including to fancy extra State Mt So 81
n SIS rs; Western mixed and extra at s. 81 So as:
Canadian in amal los, &8 80 50 10; SoutheruSales
about 600 bbl at IS rs SIC So for common to extra
brands extra Genesee selling in moderate way nj so
SO Sd rs Sill. Rye four--sna sales we're making al
50 25 81 20, for fine and superinc Meal was nonSpa
al 81 70 for New Jersey WheatThe market was Rather
heavy and from &c. &C. lower; the sales embraced
about g. eco bushels, among which about II 900
bushels Canadian white, fair TO prime, So 10 81 H.
and 81 co. with Upper Lake and Western red at 81 IS
81 S. and 81 co. prime Illinois at 81 e5 and so fr prime
red Southern white Southern at about So 10 So 90
while 81 ~ asked Cornses included about 80 0oo
30 eco bushels al eoc, &c. for unsound aud interior
and nc for sound Western mixed including lot fro
store at eic. Eye-Thc sales embraced about Ia 0o0
hu hels including Southern at 81 25 and Northern AZ
81 go Oats were In fair request at fee 47c for state
and acc Tor Chicago
CcrfrE There more doing and . 900 bags OF RIO
were sold At foAc Ill Ac 80 bags Maracaibo at 1oc
. i2c., snd 200 mats Java At 1sc. 1fiSc.
CcIrow.The sales amounted to about 900 bales the
market closing steady.
Fu1cnTs.-ic liverpool engagements were moderate.
About 5000 bushels grain engaged At lid In ships
baer About 500 bales cotton az I'd. and 400 500 bbs
rosn At A. Flour was at lsa TO london about 1000
bhs four we're taken at s.. %. S.. There continued
to be good demand for the continent, and Soooo bush
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- -~--s---i --~~
BILLIARDS.

EURFKA "A PERFECT TABLE AT LAsT,-THE
~ "modei billiard tables" with the combination cush
invented the undersigned having been thoroughly
tested by OF The best players and judges the country
pronounced the perfect and complete any hitherto
constructed In spite Of the malignant Of cer
tan parties engaged In the sale OF the old ovie arcsn
utscrtbcr has no fear Of the ultimate Of model
billiard tsblesn knowing he does that they are really s
pefior TO all others The advantages Of The o1e billiard Ia
bes' ctDsisi Ia the uniformity and
being composed OF new materials which
MI and the notifications OF the jaws nails pocket
irons, by which the
tey obaicd An additional surface Of thirty inches IL
also added 10 the cushion, which enables the player make
strokes impossible the od foge ricie Such being
brief statement Of tho pecuarles Of the model billiard
besu he subscriber enphacay that they present
advantages heretofore unknown and opens up anew In
hhsrds having the spacious hall NO. 80 Chambers
street up slrs next he viles genenen
his tables several being rcadp for exhibition and pac
lice while he will always ready TO flourish any
amateur he willing put his ski to the test against all pro-
PLAYERS This Is not all he challenges the
scicnce and kl OF all billiard table com
pee with him produce table complete pere~
n s details and admirable whole hs model 6ari
table lie the public against certain parties who are
irving 10 initiate his table. MICHAEL PHELAN
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Excess of stock and debt over cost Of road sl36457
There Is getting away from these facts The last an.
nua report Of the company sh owed that the stock Sept
60 1854 $23,067 AIS and funded debt s1l564 o33
Since that time the company have sold the remaining
s262ooo0 Of its convertible loan have increased it's ca
ptal stock 5000 900 and added largely to its constructive
account. II is the impression that the report for the
year ending Sept so, 1855 will show increase In the
construction account Of more than two millions Of dol
lars 1t Is admitted that the floating debt is fully mil
Hon Of dollars, but have doubt the entire stock
funded and floating debt of the New York Central Rail
road Company at this moment upwards Of forty mil,
lions Of dollars representing road which did not ac-
tualy cost with all its extravaganza more than half
that sum- md which could he built for about fifteen
millions ofdolars.
The following Is extract from private letter dated
Chicago Oct, l., 1855. The writer IL nm accurate bus
man and his statements therefore may be considered
reliable
Our wheat market is in panic to-day The receipts
0o000 bushels per day, and increasing hear from
points in Iowa that the country Is f oil teams hauling
wheat, and the warehouses flied 10 their utmost None
o the roads in this country bring the wheat thai
offered them II the East can take $50 600 bushels
per day, lake Michigan will give II them Receipts Of
corn and oats both very light
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have the United States interest in it. II true Dare
the Secretary say the Congress- for which he Is
trimming the public Documents that not true2 No,
he dare not reckless he may be- deny that he has
the most reliable information to vouch for every word,
and all and every inmaton, that have given Let Con-
gess require every report, public private from Tam
pco Mexico and Vera Cruz from the accredited agents OF
the republic and viii lay my lite the result and the
people win be surprised with condition Of things
ceaed from their knowledge Of vital interest to them to
humanity religion and freedom And for whar To pan
der for power and place, for one man.
presumed TO write before our Spanish version OF
Mexican affairs is doled out TO but II the Jouraat
throws any new light forward win not be the lens 20
dscolor IT, but give faithful reflections for your readers
by the Cahawba.
All things well with us-health good-business fair.
DANA
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HAVANA, Oct. 10, 1855.
Arrival of Mail Stedmas-lM-ricdn 4Gairs-P0fitical
Speculation in that Country-Airures as a Ruler-h-
tyigucs Of France and Eng,aut- Whai scU our Cr1in
do Hints for Congvess--7rdde and Health Reports.
The United States mail steamer Isabel arrived yeser
day morning a ocock-resuming her trips between this
port Charleston, Savannah and Key west--wth mails
and fifty five passengers At the early hour entered
port the British Vest India mail steamer soent Je
coe, commander, from Tampico and Vera Cruz.
By this vessel have received private letters from the
Two points above named and the city of Mexico The in
formation comes from persons eminently qualified to
udge Of the social fabric and the present political cond
non OF the country and the doings there jut this
moment are OF vast Importance the United States
blink IL proper that the people should know the facts,
that they compel the attention Of their rulers 10 the
honor and interests Of their country The whole neture
resented to my mind with singular conformity by
hree persons unknown each other shows n .,,,o ~
fairs only requiring vaciiating Pierce or ao.nohiny
scretary Of State 70 make perfect the political beiian
The recent election farce, devolvns fror, aeyerl
individuals having the sword Of cgues caba or p.rti
in their hands and liable 70 be disturbed by
camentos NJ any moment that caprice may dictate No
thing seems be settled there Is bassno integrity
Alvarez might influence Mexican fate for good hnrs but
he has one idea of government only and ,hnt Of the
power for the millions lie has liberal views
but they not we'll defined in his own mind that
there Is no longer Santa Anna to oppose The President
presumed to be elected s not very bad man, and II he
provcment would ensue
France and England both have their emissares in Mcxi
Co. wen INSTRUCTED as 30 the they ~ taketho
lhey ace 70 exercise whenever they get the
listening ear q any one IN power-uone too Low Ia OH
Guar posluon or day or hour to escape their aten
ton They are pouring ingredients into the political
caudron which they keep well heated in hone that utter
exhaustion win take place and that me or other viii
he called upon, or both with CAstnlan associ,tian ~
give shape and orm 70 order ~ aovernrsnt sns
check the further movement Of freedom Ia hat dlrestsna
This as Fixed hc Of long cogtaed and s,ernIv a.
termined policy az that the Nalakod taken on tho
seyen,h assault -
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MY PATIENTS ARE RESPECTFULLY ISFoRME

MY PATIENTS ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
lxl that during lae European visited the cele
braed ocuisis and auriss Jacob, Wilde Bowman walton.
goynbee, Yearsey, Alexander Demarrcs Siche Mckenzie
&c and acquired thorough knowledge OF their practice
he recent remarkable discoveries in c Treatment Of disease
OF the eye and believe there Il nothing
the profession in either hemisphere with which per.
fey familiar, and will not be deemed unbecomlug
after twenty years extes, practice and experience tpnc
pay 10 this ety. 10 for The benefit IL strangers that
feel confident treat diseases Of those delicate organs
and am eecng the most remarkable sight
10 the blind aud bearing the dcan many hitherto
pronounced entirely hopeless have obtained several
new Instruments and inventions OF ncacuabe value
specainyspecun through which Clearly the
Interior Of the eye and throat and at glance dcect
the slightest disease enabling Instance canddly 70
inform patients al the rs, consultation whether their vs.
eureable Otherwise instrument for removing
rac without pain or danger and for curing srablsus
crosseyes II In few seconds artificial ympan which in
rated lost artificial which and exactly ke
the natural &c., &c At home IRON to o'clock daily.
JAMES W. POWELL, NJ n ocuist, aurist, &C.,
No. BOZ Broadway nearly opposite the St Nicholas Hotel
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RESTAURANTS.

jacob a cos REsTAURANT-THE UNDER
"A. signed, A. jacob Co. respectfully announce % their
freuds the public of New York general that Jaroh
his restaurant from Nassau and Funn
streets and that they have most elegantly M and W
open Monday, The 18th Oct their new esabshmnnt M
lis Fulton street. Tor tho accommodation those who WIN "a
them with their patronage which they will most spxsi
cndesvof secure by thc srriesi attention her bnanes
furnishing he best the market affords on The or ernso
nics terms merit heir favorable patronage and uat III H.
public. A, jacob a CO., I3s Fulton stree.
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Average per head So 5S
brokers McGraw 4 ssnith-o61 sheep and lambs. Huna
Baldwin, bS4 do. Thos c. Iarlnns--843 do. Sheep
from 81 to $1l lambs from 81 rs to IS %.
Also sold by McGraw h Smith-82 head cattle Hume
Baldwin-66 do; at from 81 SO TO $40.
There a good demand for ai stock at Chamber
lains and although the supply large, prices
well kept up. The following tho sales 523 cattle,
at IS e11; 6,179 sheep and lambs at SO SO 50; rs
and calves at 425 40 $50; So veal calves Give
weigbt), at &c. a &c.
Al o'Bren's, 900 beeves, at 50 a $40; 40 cows and
co1v
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-. Sis. oT2. 600 sil. 600, 900

Hi.''.-'ssssss SIS ,tT2OOO SiioUV,o1B
The Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad Company fast
completing their road from Richmond 10 Io9ansport In.
diana distance of one hundred and eight miles OF
this less tian thirty miles have 10 be rone which . IN
process Of completion ON the balance Of the road pas
seneer and freight trains are running daily and the
getc president Mr. Caleb b Smith, Il pushing The work
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WEDNESDAY, OCt.
With increased supply Of beef cattle at Allertons,
sellers have been obliged to yield concession Of fully
cent per pound since last market day. At the de-
cline fair demand has prevailed and the yards
pretty well thipned out at the close though tho general
opinion seemed TO be that would be left over
Sold Prices ranged from &c. to 1lc., with only very
few extra at the latter rate. There larger number
sold below than above 9c and some sellers admitted
that &c. about fair average quotation. The
dtion Of the cattle generally INTERIOR although
OF the yards contained some very fine bullocks The
State the offerings for the week amounting to 271z,
and to-day 245s head $50 having been sold during the
week. Cows and calves range from $50 to $40. Veal
calves and In demand and 299 all in market,
sold. Swine are scarce and in good demand, and
sell as fast as they arrve 500 were sold at 6sc to nc
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
MON NY MARK e II.

WEDNESDAY, oct i1-o r. NJ
The stock market continues without much change.
The amount of business transacted this morning
pares very favorably with any during the past month";
Cumberland advanced - per cent; Chicago and Rock
Island, "a; Michigan Southern al Ga'ena and Chicago
l. Cleveland and Toledo, a. Illinois Central Bonds de-
clined a Nicaragua Transit, a. Michigan Central took
quite start to-day. For time past this stock has
been quiet but this morning the sales amounted to nearly
thousand shares, and closed firm at the advance.
Michigan Southern appears to be more strongly held.
There considerable inquiry for it to-day at higher
prices. 6aena and Chicago went up to-day per cent
sale Of five shares. Chicago and Rock Island is
buoyant and sold this morning Mt 95 per cent, time
Nicaragua Transit has aSen Off instead of advancing
since the recent report From the movements should
judge that parties increasing buyers option
tracts prior to putting up tho stock State stocks and
railroad bonds comparatively quiet this morning,
and the sales made were at lower rates.
At the second board Nicaragua Transit was In active
demand at advance, and closed with upward ten
dency Canton Company went up u per cent; Michigan
Central, \: Michigan Southern, Vi Erie, ~ Cumber.
land firm at the close Stock spectators looking
anxiousy for the Atlantic. She is about due, With
days later news and it is supposed be inn
portant in financial point of view, operations in the
street have been mpeded by her nonarriva The bears
appear to be anxious than the bulls. They want
something horrible lust now.