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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17
HNnIAN medical. INsTITUV q

p, SO BBNNF EDO SFREEF. 20 TON,
Established By Dr.. R. GREENS and his As
socistes, for the snecessfu! and scientific
treatment OF Cancers, Scrofulous Humors,
and al kinds of Diseases, upoa the Natural
or Indian Syst m Of Medicine
II is the ONLY establishment sanctioned
by the N e. Indian Medical Society
There are connected VITA this institute n
Bathing Rooms, whore the patients can
have the bene6t Of the ELECTRO CHEM.
I0AL BATHS. also ELECTRO MEDICA-
TED BATHS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17

S T r E L.
5stons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedishl
/" best cast Steel, (sanderson, Bro. Il Co..
g round machinery Steel
s 9 English spring g
German
BIistered (L)
Corking
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17

Worcester at 7.l5 and ll.25 a. m and 3.45 p. m.
Providence for Worcester 730 and 1145 a. M, and
4 IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17

Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Face An0sts ana
Vices. Best English Anoi5s and Vices,
Horse RaSps end Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREES and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKsMITH'S BELLOWS ,
BLACKSMTTH's SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17

The 7 80 a m train from Providence connects at PROV
dence with steamboat train from stonine on and with
moroing train from Wareo Bristol, SC. and at Woree5
ter with the Express tram from Boston for Albany and
the West also for New Work, Springfield, Hartford,
and New Haven
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-17

8 tons o. b. horse-nail rods.
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron.
10 sc best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
20 " hoop and band Iron, from to 8 inches vide.
20 best Glendon Iron.
g Lowmore Iron, assorted
Oval and haif-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
Eerbart,s Character At Homo.

The San Francisco Bulletin of June 29th thus
speaks of the murder of Heating by IIerbert
The atrocious deed was in perfect keeping
with the mans past history and present charac-
ter. This Representative ofthe Bowie knife and
Revolver fraternity not satisfied with violating
ali rules of gentlemanly department, adds foul
murder to the disgrace he has already heaped on
this State. Among the witnesses for the defence
appears one Major Graham-we are glad he does
not appear under the honorable title Of "Mr. -
and swears that it was not the habit of the pris-
oner to carry deadly weapons We think it would
have been better for the friend Of the murderer
to have qualified his evidence a little. tits well
known that Herbert was never known to be
without arms while i'll this State; that bis ante
cedents are of the worst kind that his friend,
W m. Gardiner with whose pistol, it is said, he
committed the murder, is equally as bad a char
&cter, and at one slime the citizens OF Coloma gave
him the choice of dangling at the end of hem
pen cord or leaving she town in fifteen minutes.
We are free to say that If Herbert had been here
at this time, he would be hung as high as his
bosom friends and companions, easy and Cora
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
Arrived,

Arrived.
16 Prop Northern Michigan, Buffalo 20 ton mdz
II Stmr Queen City, Watts, Chicago
Stmr Buckeye State, Chamberlain, Colngwood, one
thre shing machine one box leather.
Is Schr Henry Clay, Hanson, Sheboygan, 40 m um
10 Prop Tonawanda Palmer Buffalo, 80 mdz 25 bbs
water lime threshing machine, horses, L
wagons
stmr Keystone State, Richards, Colingwood
Schr Challenge Alderman, Muskegon, 65 m # L.
Schr Col Glover, Hoag, Manitowoc 65 IN # lumber,
LIT little Belle Belle, So Mgskegon' IS m lum
20 Happy go-Lucky, Van Tassel, Milwaukee
81 Prop Neptune, Napier, Buffalo
Old Concord, langley Chicago
Evergreen City, Owen, Buffalo, 80 tons iron, ton
mdz, loo kegs nails
stmr Cleveland, Clark, Green Bay, II bbls hsh
Stmr Niagara, Miller, Colingwood
Keystone State, Richards, Chicago
% Schr Pride, Marke, Twin Rivers, 50 cords bark
Experiment, Ames, St. Joseph, 80 m # lum, 5000
90 Baltic, Phillips, Chicago
Cleared.
Is Prop Northern Michigan, --, Chicago
II stmr Queen City, Watts, COingwood, Al sacks wool
Buckeye State Chamberlin, Chicago
10 Prop Tonawanda, Palmer, Chicago.
Stmr Buckeye Slate, Chamberlin, Colingwood.
Keystone State Richards, Chi cago.
% Schr Col. Glover, Hoag Manitowoc.
q Prop Neptune, Napier Chicago.
Old Concord, Langley, Buffalo, 500 bags wheat
Evergreen City, Owen Chicago.
Stmr Cleveland Clark, Chicago
Niagara Miller, Chicago
Keystone State, Richards CoIlingwood
Schr Challenge, Alderman, Muskegon. 16 bbls beer
bbls pork, 5 tons hay
Little Belle -, Muskegop.
Henry Clay, Henson, Chicago, u 1-2 coads stone
Uappy-go Lucky, Van Tasse Sheboygan 1Og(
bus oats, 2000 lbs. castings
% Schr VIM Foster, Nelson Chicago IL cords stone
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

"GIvING SIGNS OF WOE THAT ALL rs LosT."-
Sanford Harrison who says he is Democrat and a
Buchanan man, appeals through the New York Elk
press with tears in his eyes, to his brother democrats
OF New York, TO vote for Fillmore and thus the
state from going for Fremont. He has been look ing
over the state aud finds that the depocratc leaders
are going for Fremont, and that 1--WE quote his Ian
guage) the masses have followed these traitors and
the result IS, the Democratic party is we'll nigh
initiated If the democrats will only go for Fill
more the state can he carried for him, the election
thrown into the House, and Buchanan in this way
saved, which he seems TO think is not probable in
any other way.
The Syracuse Standard, an ultra Buchanan paper
is also in bad way account of treason it snuffs
in the south. 1t learns that there is probability
that the votes OF two three more southern states
will be given for Fillmore, and Buchanan be thus
deteated in view of which melancholy probability
il breaks out i'll most doorous strains. Too bad, it
says after the democracy have not only eaten south
ern dirt but have wallowed in it and covered them
selves all over with it, for the south to prove da
bohcally ungrateful
Our friends are having hard time of it, TO be sure
but they know, or ought to know, that the way of
the transgressor is hard. If they could only bend
their stubborn pride TO their conscences, and go in
for Freedom and Fremont, thereafter their ways
would be ways of pleasantnesS and all their paths be
peace.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
nERaOEgrTsQN
State of WiscOnsiu.--su Chaucery.--kenO-
County Circuit Court.

Selcca Lane vs.. JOseph W LaHV,
TT appearing by affidavit my satisfaction That the De
PENDANT said Joseph W. Lane, is out OF the state OF
Wisconsin the subpoena issued in the cause as not
served on defendant has he caused his appearance TO
be entered in this suit according the rules of this court
the same ought entered in such process to appear
had been duly served: Therefore, on motion OF re
compainant's solicitor is ordered that said defendant
joseph W Lane shall be deemed and taken to DC an EDsS
defendan-and 1t is further ordered that sara 'pph "
Lane appear, plead, answer or denur 80 Wv ert 10 90 a.
bill filed in this cause at by the The thr uy OF &c
tober AID 1856 in default thereof ma hin; n,d "' 0 com
- :. f,-,Ier ordered that within twenty days from the
date hereof this be published in the newspaper print
ca ~ lns3 tribune 6 IetegrGp}t" and that the
six weeks successfully therein, al least
in each week. -. - r,,,,-,, =, -,
J. j. Petit, Compl't so'r [6w6l Of Kenosha Co.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

The Milwaukee Free Democrat holsts the name
of JOHN F. POTTER, of Walworth county, as
tho Republican candidate for Congress in this
district, subject TO the action Of Conventions
and asks for an expression of the press of the
district the subject.
We say, in the first place that the choice O
the Convention will be our choice. In the mex
place that we consider Mr.. Potter good man
and strong man, and it will be highly satisfac.
tory to us, should he be the choice of the Con
vention. We believe he could be elected
against any nominee OF the other side, and while
his election would be sure and grand triumph
for the cause of Freedom it would be also IN
honor and prof the district.
On the Hunker side we notice the Walworth
county Reporter, goes in for the nomination O.
JACKSON HADLEY of Milwaukee. 1t speaks
also of there being a Hunker candidate in Ike
nosha County. Who is he2
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

Something all should Know, viz !:

Something all should Know, viz:
That Prof WooDs Hair Restorative will restore perfectly
both the gray and the bald every possible disease o.
the scalp both the and the hair fading make
soft glossy and wavy TO extreme old age Thousands
ty 10 its infalibity See advertisements in another col
utnn, and circular janSI
->-~>~~-~~~>~~~~~~>r~~~~
.;a PIANOS MUsic.-We learn that Horace Waters
of 1913 Broadway, n Y, agent for the sale of many
Of the most celebrated makers of Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them at prices which advise all desire to
avail themselves Of opportunity likely again t,
lie is also selling his large and welknown Cata
rogue Of Music at onetrd of from the regular prices and
will forward the free oposage. Ills offers the trade
teachers ard Schools Of the favorable character
all Of which he viii be able to fill to the letter.
wisely adopted the cash system The Horace Waters Pianos
well known among the best We enabled speak
Of those instruments with degree of confidence from
personal knowledge Of their excellent and durable quail
ty-E. y EoaHgeliSt.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

10 We regret that our opponents will per-
sist In making themselves miserable over the
want of abolition antecedents in our Presiden-
tal candidates. Devoted as they are to the
cause of freedom-agonising as they do over the
expressions and sufferings of the blacks, and
determined as they are to have abolition and
a general jubilee of all the oppressed, wherever
they can succeed in applying the doctrine OF
E"Squatter Sovereignty, I'VE can well understand
why, in view of the prospect of Col. Fremont's
success they will insist on being mise rable for
want of evidence of his abolition orthodoxy
Col. Fremont was in the Senate but some %
days, (some years since) and had but limit
ed opportunity to develop his sentiments on any
subject. Nevertheless, if our opponents will
accept of the smallest crumb of comfort in con-
trast with The great loaf of sorrow upon which
they appear to be supping, on his account,
we can point it out to them. They cannot have
forgotten that in 1852 when they passed the
Fugitive Law, they passed also bill which
they called "bill to abolish the Slave trade in
the district of Columbia They claimed this
to be a great Abolition measure. The fugitive
law they admitted to be democratic measure
and as compromises were the order of the day,
they coupled this great abolition measure as they
persisted in calling it, with the Fugitive Law
and put it through as an Offset. Now, if our
friends will examine the record, they viii find
the vote of Col. Fremont in favor of this great
abolition measure. Won't our friends accept il
in partial mitigation of their grief, or have they
set in for determined boo-hoo during the whole
campaign.
! Seriously, will they understand, that Col
Fremont has never been claimed to be as pure
as Garrison or even as Gerrit Smith, and many
others we might mention, on this great question
Of abolition. Eight years ago, Buchanan wrote
letter in which he called 'Squatter Sovereign.
ty" an absurdity, and claimed for Congress
"e1eiuSive" authority over the territories until
! they formed State Constitutions. Now he is
the candidate of the "Squatter Sovereigns" fol
President. Nature generally intends to aver
age her works pretty equally, and we ask if it is
not quite likely that Fremont may have beer
in the past four years going up, as Buchanan
has been going down in his opinions.
1t is enough that Fremont is right now and
Buchanan is wrong.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

-nTTrF hereby given that by virtue Of writ Of feri
n frias issued and under the seal of the Circuit
Court u and the County Of Ike and State Of Wis
, %, me directed and deliver ed against the 20 ods
fatel7 lands tenaments of homss Mccormick have
vsd ,6u and shall oer for sal and sell public
Ion or due TO the highest bid therefor as the di-
rects AZ he Court House IN Ne city County Keno
ha and aforesaid, Surd the 9th day ofSeptem-
her D. 1856 betweeg the hours OF and three O'Clock
In the afternoon Of that day, all the rig ht and interest
of the said Thomas Mccormick in and the following
cried piece parcel Of land lying being in the Town
of Brighton together with all the opportunities the
belonging bounded and described follows, witt The
east half south quarter Of section birty-sx 1861
in town two l2l north Of range twenty T20l.
Dated, Kenosha, July "a, 1886. J. l. EHLE, Sheriff
7W6 Of Kenosha COUNTY.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
NEW YORK, July I9.

NEW DIRK, July 70.
A destructive fire occurred in Forman St. Brook
lyn, early this morning, burning naval store depot
owned and occupied by Seth II. Robins a large
stcch ot tar, rosin aud turpentine, together with
dozen wooden dwellings,, were destroyed. The lat
tel were occupied by about 80 Irish families. Loss
unknown.
The Herald has advices from Mexico Of July 8th,
which states that Secretary Marcy had sent pro-
position to President Commonfort to purchase an
other slice OF Mexico Marcys offer, it is stated, is
six million dollars the thirty first parallel of att
tude for the boundary line 10 the Gulf of California
President Commonfort refused to entertain the pro
position.
The departure ofthe Spanish feet halle as a
triumph OF Mexican diplomacy
Commonforts decree of the sale of church proper
y was hailed with great popular enthusiasm, sand
nmedate rise IN the valuation Of government stocks
followed
The Gov of Puebla had expelled the monks of
the order of st. Vincent Depaul, and they have con-
sequently remoN ed to the city Of Mexico.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
Fremont's Know Nothineism.

Mr.. BooTH of the Free Democrat, made the fol
lowing statement at the late ratification meeting al
GAINESVILLE. ode (Mr. Booth was present at the re
sidcnce of Col Fremont, ''wben committee of the
X n. Or American Convention waited upon Ere
mont, and heard the reply of the latter. Gen
tlenan," said he, Il shall be very happy to re-
ceive your votes, to receive the votes of all who
regard nor-extension Of slavery the paramount
issue 1T the same time | must be frank.
am not member Of your order and have no
sympathy with its peculiar principles. If, with
this understanding, regarding only this para
support I shall gladly receive it." Such was
the subtance of Mr.. Fremont's reply to them, as
given by Mr. Booth
This is clear and explicit and ought to be con
elusive, and we believe will be to every fair and
candid person.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

- Surely the suierings Of our bunker Brethren
are iutolerable. Turn which way ,hey will they en-
counter irouble, All the influences of heaven ana
earth OF air and sea, breathe of freedom and minis
ter to their rebuke Literature and art science and
religion are ell against them and meet them to Their
dsquiet and discontinue al every turn. Douglass
touad it necessary to out against the clergy of
the country, and his followers have fell the same ne
oessitv in every LEGALITY. Here the boys of our
school have been because their compositions
breathed ef freedom, and our clergymen who could
moi wei talk OF any thing else, have not escaped.
a short time age, Elder Stebbns for rebuke OF
manifest wrongs which it was not only his privilege
but his duty to administer received en- editorial cas-
tigaton, and in last week kenosha Democrat We
notice Elder Brapde has been obliged to take hi'
turn under the lash. Il is of no use. Our Hunker
friends IRE contending at too much odds. There wa;
an evil spirit in an early day that was troubled b
fore It's time, but it had to come out nevertheless
( Ii may rend oar bunker brethren to be purified bu
their health requires it, and however badly they
howl, ii must be done
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
Important to Females.

Dr.. CHEESEMAN'S PrLs-The combination Of ingredients
in these Pills the result OF long and extensive
They mild in their operation and certain N CORRECTING
all irregularities painful removing an ootfu'
tons whether from cold otherwise headache PAIN IN the
side papitaon of the heart, disturbed sleep which always
arise from interruption Of nature They san DC snccessn-
" used az preventive These Pills should never De taKe
during pregnancy, as they would be sure 20 cause
rage Warranted purely vegetable ana iree rom sFss
,iots 20 life or health. Explicit directions, which
hId be read accompany each box. Price, 81 For sale
hv Charles H. King No. 1913 Broadway c. V. CHekener
CO. No 81 Barclay street Seat by mail by enclosing 81 to
Dr. Cornelius L. Chsesensn. No 92 Broadway. New York.
For sale at sTARKWEA1HES Cos Drug Store, Keno
sha iy.n5.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
H. WEY HE & Go
New York Markets.

NEW York July %
FLOUR, common and medium grades -four have
slightly declined, with only moderate demand for
export and home Sales s 500 bbls at 5 6Oa5 %;
common good superfine state 6a6 25; extra do 5,
S0a6,2O common to good superfne Iowa, Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin and Ohio 6,46a6 IS common to
good extra do closing dull and dropping. Canadian
dull. Sales 500 bbls at 6,2Oa7 ,93 for common to
choice.
RYE FLOUR better; sales 300 bbls at 375a4 SO
for fine and supertne.
WHEAT in more active demand and rather easier
prices saes $500 bu at 65al rs for fair strictly
prime white Canadian; 80 for good red Wiscon
sin 3oal 40 for inferior andcommon red and white
Indiana, $50 for Canadian spring l,35al 70 fol
common to good white Genessee "a for white
southern ,lSal 81 for inferior to good red South
ern.
RYE-in better supply and dull at IS for prime
sales 3 90 busunsou nd at 50.
CORN lower; sales 40 900 bu at 55a6l for inferior
to good mixed western southern yellow.
OARS, steady at 44a46
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

~ Our neighbor of the Democrat still insists OF
it that all the Know Nothings go for Fremont. Tx
furnishes in his case evidence that III least one
Of them goes strong for buchanan. And while hi
hand is in this K n. question. won't he tell the
anxious public how that Lodge he organized at hi
house in the town of Salem is going TO vote. We arr
told that on the occasion Of his organizing that lodge
he made flaming speech in which be asserted tha
the Catholic Religion the great curse Of tie
country, against which every person should exer
himself
1t is said, q renegade Christian makes the worst
kind of Turk-an adago most trnthfully illustrated
in his ease. Mauifesty casting all principle aud al
selfrespect TO the wind, that he should rant and
and call hard names, is inevita be If our friends
the opposition were not stone blind with the virus
their political prime piles, they would pay him twice
much to be silent they do to expose himself ant
them as he does.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
PHILApELPHIA. Lnly L.

Contributions are being made here for the relief
OF the sufferers by the Railroad calamity.-Over
81 600 have already been received at the Enquirer
office.
Mr. Moriarty delivered Grafton over the remains
Of Father Sheridan at 81. Michael's Church
The dead so far ascertained. amount TO Sc inelsd.
ing unrecognized The wounded, as far as known /,
number Is, many very seriously, aud their deaths
hourly expected.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

E, 4 Haunesan, OF Indiana writes endorsing the
Border Rufiians of Kansas and while his letter is
copied 10y papers ofthat class, he Is landed as dis
tinguisAed and estinable mon flanagan once re.
presented Indiana in the U. 5, Senate, and after he
was dropped by that state was appointed, We think
by Polk Minister TO Austria. Ho was dropped by
his State on aocount Of his vices, and as Minister
abroad 50 d'sgrsced the country that he compel
led TO return. Soon after his return, in drunken
1T he murdered his brother,in law for which be ma
uaged 10 escape the clutches of the law. Alter this
he sunk into obscurity until he appears again the
surface as the champion Of border ruffanlsm. The
champion and tho cause are admirably fitted ts each
o.her.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
He CITY B INK
OF KENOSHA.

One Of the first organized the General Banking Law
OF the State.
WIN give Immediate attention all Collections and bust
ness entrusted to it, Reances for Collections
day Of payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver TIncprren, No,as
bought and sold
Draw direct in to suit the principal points OF
Great Britain, France, Germany Holland Switzerland, Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
s. b. SCOTT A. CAMPBELL
CdSsaer. President.
KESosfA March lat 1910
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
EyFor complete dissection and analysis

ES~For complete dissection and analysis of the
Douglass Toombs Kansas bill, see the letter of W
Y Roberts, on the outside Of this paper. That bill
was cunning device of the pro-saveryites and was
intended no doubt to be rushed through before time
was had to analyze it. The project has failed thus
far aud we presume viii fail to the end The bill
has just two distinct features. Five commissioners
to be appointed by the President have the complete
control of all the preliIainaries in getting up
vention TO form state constitution, from the taking
fof census to the election OF delegates The con
vention thus got up authorised to form state con-
stituton to be presented to Congress fer its accept
ance and the admission of the State, without any
submission oftIe constitution to the people So that
in point of fact the President has the making of the
constitution for the state of Kansas. This is the bi
which our friends who invented 'Squatter Sovereign
ty, now present to Congress for adoption, and de
nounoe the Republicans for opposing We are incl
ned TO think this cunningly devised scheme won
work on this occasion.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
rae We get cheering INTELLIGENCE from eve

rsy7 We get cheering intelligence from every
point north of Masons and Dixons, but from
none more cheering than from Walworth Coun-
ty We hear Of scores of heretofore reliable
dem ocrats, now jealous in the coed work for
Fremont and Freedom, and hear OF towns the
most popuuos of the county, where the race OF
bogus democrats is almost extinct. The Wal
worth Reporter, the democratic organ of the
county, had rather lugubrious article a few
weeks since, ON the look of things in that
county, and we do not wonder at it, but it GER
tainly conveyed very faint indication of the
real state of the case. Walworth will give an
unprecedented majority for Freedom next fall.
And why should she not. The finest agricuitu-
raj county in the State, and populated with a
most intelligent people, she would be untrue to
hersel If in every respect, were it otherwise.