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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-06
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Stolen Horses Recovered.

We understand that the two span of horses
which we mentioned week or two since, as hav.
ing been stolen from the stables of Mcssrs. Giles
Hobrook and E. S. Cummings of Bristol, were
taken in the southern part ofthe State of India
IA. The thieves managed to escape. We are
glad our friends have recovered their horses, but
we should have been more glad if the thieves had
beed taken, and dealt with according to the law,
and as their crimes deserve instead of being at
liberty to continue their depredatons.
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First Arrival ofrall Goods.

R. B. TowsLEE has just received the first in
stallment of his Fall and Winter Stock of Goods
direct from New York. The particulars will be
found ia our paper next week, meanwhile if any
Of our readers wish to make an early purchase
they will know where togo. CHARLEY BROWN
will be on hand as usual to ''do the agreeable.
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JAMES d. CHILTOF, NJ. d. Chemist. :
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"Lcwisburg, Union Co, Pa, May J. 1855
Mr.. j. A. Rhodes'-Dear Sir: The box of medicine
you sent me duly received on the llh of April
have sold about one half of it, and far tie peo
pie who have used it, satisfied that it has cured
them. Ithas certainly stopped the Ague in every
who has used il, and six of the cases were of
long standing. My sister, who has had it for five o,
six years back, and could never get it stopped,
cept by Quininc and that only as long she would
take it, is now, think, entirely cured by your rem
edv c. r. MCGI\I,Y
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WOOD! WOOD!.
zoo CORDS WOOD, for Sale at wholesale
cOO and refill, to suit purchasers, by
GASKILI, CHAMBFRLiN g. CO.
General Election Notice,
r. % orFIcE,

SHERfFF's N.,Yrr
Kcnosha ,orat Ian I9,,
" he'e y given that at the next gener-
a. heo'i ~ be held in the several towns and
ma'e' III county of Kenosha, and State of Wis
on on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon.
day in November. being the sixth day thereof, the
following officers are to be elected;
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Sccrctary Of
State, Treasurer, Attorney General, State Saperin-
tendcnt, Bank Comptroller, and State Prison Com
missioner.
Also one Senator frvin the District comprising the
County of Kenoslia, IN place of Francis d. Paddock,
whose of office will expire the thirty first Of
December next.
A Member of Assembly for the FIRST second, and
third wards of the City Of Kenosha and the towns Of
Somers and Pleasant Pmirie, iii the place of Charles
G.. Sholes, whose term of Office will expire on tire
thirty first day of December next.
Member of Assembly for tho towns OF Bristol,
Paris, Brighton; Salem and Wbeatland in place of
Philander Judson, whose term of Office will expire
the thrty-frst day of December next.
j. T. EHLE,
Moi Sheriff of Eenosha Co.
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Strawberries.

Il. p. CAHOON of Pie Plant notoriety offers to
the public, i'll our columns this week, Strawber-
nv v.nes of choice varieties. See the advertise
ment and then go and buy the vines and stock
your gardens, and next year treat your friends
with berries
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EKcno.lln Ercc school.

We are requested to state that the Fall Term
of the Kenosha Free School, will commence on
Monday next, and further, that it is very desira.
bic that scholars should be punciually in attend
ancc at the beginning of the Term.
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A Sure Remedy for Fever a. aguc

Be'sne,fs Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this annoying disease Another excellence possess
es over all other Tonics, is that it contains no Qu
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARKWEATHER & Co, Druggists
& +. ROBINSON, Ecnosha
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TO MOTHERS,

A RE YOUR Children afflicted with worms p
n do they loath with disgust the oily vermituccs
of the dayl Go to STaRKwEATHER's, or f. Robin.
sons Drug Store, and get a Box of Beanctfs Worm
Lo.enges: They are easily Administered as candy
and equal if not superior TO any Vermifugc in use
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LOCAL MATTERS. &c.
Important to Adver tisers

The circulation Of tbs Paper is non larger than
any other paper in Southeastern Wisconsin out OF
Ml~dHkee. Merchants and others, who irish to ksep
their business Lore tie Public can find no better me
djum for that purpose, than the TRIBUNE AND
TELEGRAPH
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OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
SIMMONS & SON,

NO. 40. MAIN STREET, KENOSHA,
A RE receiving and opening their stock of Spring
IN and Summer Goods. Their stock embraces d
good variety of
Dry Goods; Groceries, Crockery, Farming
Ioots, de-, dc.
They We're selected by of the firm especially fol-
this market and they have no hesitation in saving
are the Escsin the several departments that can be
found in the eastern markets.
THEIR GOODS ARE ALL NEW,
And was bought at the unusually low prices now pre-
vailing III New York and will be sold as low AS can
possibly be afforded and lower than was ever before
offered in this market
Wehave an excellent stock of Goods in all respects
of every variety in our line, aud know we can sell
them unusually low, and therefore we invite buyer:
TO call And it will give us pleasure to show oul
goods even if people do not desire to purchase there
fore Call and examine.
We think we are prepared to offer unusual low
bargains to buyers, and therefore invite them to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
- We ~W take all kinds Of produce IN rrchonge
for goods. -. ~ -.
Kenosha May, 1855. Evl5n4S
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DISASTER TO THE AUGUSTUS HANDY-
The Schooner Augustus Handy, of Cleve-
land, left that point few days since with
a cargo of 500 tons of coal for Chicago, and
on Saturday evening, about 6 o clock, was
struck by lightning and lost both her masts
Rendered perfectly helpless she drifted a
bout for some time, during which period she
was spoken by the propeliers bound up,
who refused to render her any assistance
Ske finally met. however. with the schooner
Alvin Clark. which took her in tow, and
shortly after by the steamer Sam Ward
which succeeded in bringing her into Port
Huron. All her top hamper was saved
Chicago Tribune.
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CABINET sHo =,
sou On OF the Runal. IHou.c,

SOutA Of the hun0ls House.
n WHICH PLACE viii be fouad Timber
~ Turned, Tristed and Bent, in short Tortured
INTO almost every variety of Furniture that wood
Butchers can achicve--so that out of plain Logs
have emerged
Fancy Bcdstcn,s Il Chairs, serpcu.iae
Sofas; aud Tables,
Some oil one leg; s6ire on fourlarge ores adas1ted
to the prolific soil of Wisconsin; that require sir
Also, Cottage Screw and comssoa Bedsicatis; some
Win Stats, and some for cords, but any of which a
man tgeneric,l with wearied body, clear con.
sc ence, and without toothache, may make out To
sleep upon. Also, Rush. oti0naca Chairs,
which, though rather oldfashioned, some old fagies
Likewise,
Lounges g. Easy.Chnirs,
which even Fast America cannot do without: nav.
which, even on account OF its hurried Life il finds
more necessary than ''the rest of mankind" do
Work not enumerated here, may also be had or
made to order JOHN NICOLL.
August 9, 1855 Tvs
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HESSBERG & ADLEsDORFER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CL0THIERS & MERCHANT TAIL0RS
at the Mansion House Building,
A RE now receiving from the East, large and
IN fashionable Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AND CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Such Wooden Drawers, undershrts Comforts,
Neck Ties Pocket Handkerch efs, also a large as
sorment Of Shirts, Hats and Caps of every magma
BILE style and make. INDIA RUBBER OIL
CLOTHING, and every variety # Goods for Gen
tlemen's wear, all of which they will sell at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
They also keep on hand, an extensive and varied
assortment of Cloths, Cassimcres, Beavers Vestings
and Tr innings, consisting in part of English and
French Broad Clnhs, French and American CaSsi-
mercS Black and Fancy silk Vclvcis and Pushes
of every style and variety, which VIII be sold or
made up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms
Having engaged an Il Experienced Cutter, they
will make up to order any kind of Gcntlcmcns G ar
mcnts, in the newest style and ted to fit
CUTTING done OH the shortest notice. aud war
ranted to fit.
Their Goods are purchased expressly for their
Tailoring Department, and cannot he surpassed
in style, finish and quality. Call and examine our
Stock before purchasing. aug 80
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PROOF OF SAFETY.

New York, june l. 1855.
II have made chemical examination of "RHoDEs'
FEVER AND AGUE Cure" or 'ANTIDoTE OF NAL
ARIA" and have tested il for Arsenic Mercury
Qunne, aud Strychnne, but have not found u par
tice of either in it nor have found any substance
in Its composition that would prove injurious to the
constitution.
JAMES d. CHILTOF, NJ. ID. Chemist
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A. LIE WIS g. S ON,

Corner Main and Market SIS,
kenOsha,- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wisconsin,
A RE anxious to dispose Of their large assortment
N of Dry Goods Groceries, Boots s. Shoes Hats
aud Caps, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c,
All of which have been selected for this mar :.
purchased upon the most advantageo~ e'' OH"
Years of experience in this n" II a W NE.
acquaintance with the 81 H. oo'',',
u I, :" spP' " wants and desire to retain our
o' --,.ners, well obtain ones would, il
nothing else induce to sell at such reasonable pro-
fits as are just to both seller and purchaser
We are in weekly receipts of New Goods, from
the eastern market, and our Stock is always full
that selections can be made from large assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
by the citizens ofthe West
Every kind ofproduee tax en- in exchange for goods
or purchased at the highest market price.
Come and See! One and AI!.
II Store on the corner of Main and Market SITS
directly under the Kenosha City Bank.
A. LEWIS & SON
Keno<ho, H7s., June, 1855. lvi5n52
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PROTECT yourselves against horse thieves
1t will be seen by notice in our paper that the
pleasant Prairie Mutual Protection Society
against Horse Stealing" will meet on the 10Th
inst, at Ingalls, Tavern.
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.P We devote considerable space in our col
umns this week, to the proceedings of Meetings
and Conventions. 1t will be seen that the an
nual Fair of our County Agricultural Society, is
month
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QUICK TRIP.-The schooner Col. Glocer,
Capt. Hoag, left our harbor at Friday noon of last
week, ran to ManitOwoc, took on a cargo of 65,-
900 #. lumber, and was back safely inside on
Sunday about noon. We have not heard of bet.
ter sailing this wear
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS

NAU hun to NIrU SUIT EkEKS.
Take no more Arsenic, Mercury Quiniue, Strych
nine; or nti-Perodics medicines of any kind the
virtue of which is owing TO such poisonous drugs
The most they can do is to break the chi!ls for
short time while they to cause constitutions
maadies, that cease only with l:fe Remember thai
the only Fever and Ague remedy that is Harmless,
well sure is
RHODES FEVER AND AGCE CURE
For Sale by GREENE & BUTTON, Milwaukee,
at Wholesale and Retail. lylI
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re- 1t is statsd in Washington paper
that the official returns show that l3, 825.
100 acres OF public lands have been sold
during the fiscal year ending the 80 ultimo
for which there has been received in cash
and scrip the sum of $40, SO, 1856. This
is exclusive ofthe land located with military
boundary land warrants in the same period
The aggregate of the public lands. the ii lt
in which hss thus been transferred Fl ON the
Government to individuals was never be
fore SO large in single year. Even in the
great year of speculation in the public do
main. 1886. the whole quantity sold and
otherwise aliened was not so great.
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FARMERS AND SroCH GROWERS, will find it
TO their advantage to look at the advertisement
of j ohm Benedict, of Bristol. He offers for sale
variety of stock, and we understand that it is
all Il
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EMIGRANrs-Thes steamer kouisana. from
Col!ingwood arrived at our docks on Mon
day morning last. with large LOAD Of pas
sengers and freight. Among her passen.
gers we noticed about 80 BeIgians. who To-
Gated in Bay Settlement in this County,
They are fine healthy looking party OF
emgrauts and appear to have the s,reng 9Th
--cnergI, and meaus 10 subduc the forest
and make il blossom.
The steamer Aaron, from Chicago, came
in on Saturday morning, bringing a good
load of paSSens gers. among which vera 50
Brl-ians. all OF whom, We learn Intend buy
ing land and locating near Bay Settlement
We are informed that there has. this sea-
son, over sou of this class Of emigrants set
settled in the north part ofthis County. and
many more are on the way here. all bound
for the same locality. Success to them
Gresa Bay Adpoeotc.
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.g-S See the advertisement of Horses for sale, -
in another column. We understand that Mr..
Preston offers some good bargains to those in
want Of choice brood mares,
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HARBO OR DOCK.

kcnOshn, Wisconsin
THE UNDERSIGNED having fitted up, al
Il considerable expense, nearly twenty rods o.
Dock Immediately on the harbor, accessible, e 10 YES
sells drawing nine feet of water are prepared to &C
commodate the public in the way ofrcceiving, Ship
ping and Docking whatever may come to their care
STORAGE OF FLOUR, PROVISIONS, SALT, &c
Consignments of Flour, Provisions, Groceries
Lumber, &c, for Storage, Shipment, or Sale will re
ceive our best care attention.
We have also large commodous rooms fitted uI
in the Quarles Brick block, on the corner of Main
and Pearl streets, suitable for the sale or storage
of all kinds of Goods, Wares and Merchandise.
Commission Sales and Pure hnses solicited
Orders for purchasing Produce, Lumber and 9th
err articles, attended to promptly and at reasonable
rates.
Aug 30 GASKILL, CHAMBERLIN & Co
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-One of the hands on the
schooner Challenge, named Harvey Eastman
while she was lying in the Harbor on Tuesday
afternoon last, fell from the mast head to the
deck breaking one leg near the thigh, and other
wise injuring him. He was removed to the res
idence Off. b. Barnes, and attended by DR.. Farr
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DRESS GOODS,

DLAIN, figured and MORE antique BaTeges, ChaI-
IL lies, Barge de LANES, Lawns, Organda Mus
lns, and perfect slew Of Prints all of which will
be sold so cost, that microscope will be
essary to discover the difference.
June, 1855. z. W. BLINN.
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60 TT BOOTS.

We dropped in ut c. L. ELrs Boot and Shoe Store,
a few days since, shown pair of Boots
which were manufactured by one of his workmen,
If we are allowed to judge, the most exquisite
finish d Boots, that we have had the pleasure OF
seeing in this market, and for durability we have
reason TO believe cannot be beat. Those wishing
20 Ego It on Boots, will do well to call on friend
Ely and examine his stock of Boots,
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WATER LIME
TABLE SALT.

A Few Thousand Bags, SALT, for family aud ia
IAb!e use-a superior article-just received ant
for sale at Chicago prices, at
ELKINS' WAREHOUSE
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Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road
TENAR, Pitch and Resin, constantly on hand. at
IL STARKWEATHER'S
LAND FOR SALE,

VNHE Subscriber offers for sale Eighty Acrcs'
III Of Openings in the Town of Brighton & also
Forty Acres of Wood land in the same town both
very valuable and very desirable pieces of land
They will be sold at very reasonable prices for ca a.
or for one half cash and the balance in one or tw5
years, secured by mortgage upon the premises
Persons wishing to purchase farm, cannot fail of
being pleased with the location, quality of soil TERMS
&c il II HYDE ID
Enquire of H. F. ScHoFF, ESQ., over Simmons e.
Sons store In3 J,n
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GROCERIEs.-Af full supply of that good
~ Golden Syrup and of those good Teas, as well
all other kinds of Groceries, which are warranted
to be good and cheap or no sale
T. w. BLINN
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Connecting ,cih Steamers on Lake Ontario to all
points.
BY this route the night travel on the entire line will
he performed on Steamboats, luxurouSly furnished
and the daylight passed among the sublime scenery
Of the great Lakes aud River ST. Lawrence, Straits
Of Macknaw, ard the Manitoul'n Islands Sault Ste
Maria and The Million Islands of Georgian Bay'-
Travellers will also have an opportunity of viewing
the Great Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls the
Thousand Islands, and the Rapids of the ST. Law
renee.
BY this line, Passengers from Lake Michigan will
arrive AZ Macknaw aud have sufficient time ex.
anime tho curiosires of this celebrated Island where
the Boats will connect with other Steamers TO Sault
Ste Mare, and Lake Superior from Mackinaw pas
sing tie Manitouin Islands at Collngwood and rail
! way to Toronto, crossing Lake Ontario in the
night on first-class boats to
Buffalo. Rochester. Oswego, Cape Vincent,
osdensburg, Kin Sston and Montreal.
| Passengers by this Line will perform the trip East
by moro Northern Route than any other avoiding
the heat aud dust encountered on other lines and
enjoying the pleasure of passing through an hereto
f're ultraviolet route to the east.
The following Magnificent Boats comprises the
Line -
Key Stone State, Captain j. S. Richards,
1000 Tons Burthen.
Lady Elgin, Captain L. cAam5erlin, 1887
| Tons Burthen.
Niagara, Capt. =. S. Miller, 100 Tons
| Burlhen.
Queen City, Captain B. Wilkins, 900 Tons
/ Burthen.
, One of which will leave KENOsHA every
/ IHesaas Thursday and Saturday EreaiHss, touch
ing at Racine Milwaukee, Shehoygan, Mantowoc
and Twin Rivers.
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Scrcfuin, Dysprpsin, & Liver Complaint.
. DR.. Bi0keareNs Comp0nnd Syrnp of Sarsaparilla
ton of those who have used it, for the above named
diseases, and no doubt is worthy of the confidence of
the afflicted. Il is for Sale by Druggists in Kennshn
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i SHEPHERDS
! City Express and Baggage Wagon.

THE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS to Keen mn
IL with the improvement and demands of the times.
has provided himself with the above conveyance for
the delivery of Baggage of all kinds, 10 and from the
Cars and Boats, at all hours, Day or Night
The Baggage Slate can be found at the Post
Office, where all entries made for Cars or Boa !, will
be promptly attended to, and the utmost care obser
we'd in marking and forwarding Baggage and Express
Packages
All entries must be made upon the Slate at least
half an hour before the arrival and departure of the
Cars.
All necessary information given to the travelling
public.
Ample reference might be given, but the general
character of the subscriber for promptness in his bus
mess is sufficient assurance of liberal support from
his frienGs and the public.
i am still engaged in the Drny business. and
grateful for past avors continuance of The same is
solicited, respectfully, JOHN I. SHEPHERD.
Corner Maiden Lane g. Park Streets,
(RSl KENOSUA WIS
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Boots and Shoes, for men women and Children.
They would call attention particularly to their
Ladies', Misses, and Chldren's Cater, Buskins,
and Lace Boots,
And their own superior Custom Calf, Kip and
Thick Boots
Leather of all kinds Constantly oh hand.
.E These goods were well bought and ill be sold
as low for Cash, as any similar goods in any State
East or West. Come and buy them
! keRosaQ, June Z 1850