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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

The VICIsSITUDEs OF FoRTUNE.-The
vicissitudes ofhumanlite are very strange.
In 1880, President Taylor then colon
ell in the army, wrote a letter to Gen.
McNiel, who had just been appointed
Surveyor of Boston, from which we
make the following extract: 81 am fully
aware that it is impossible for us to pur-
sue any protession-particularly that of
arms-tor fifteen or twenty years, with
out forming a strong attachment to it in
various ways, and Of course, must aban-
don them with considerable reluctance;
but there are circumstances which should
reconcile us to do so, and to justify us,
not only in our own eyes, but that of the
community. Could | get a civil appoint
ment as respectable, with half the emol-
ument attached to it that there is to the
one YOU have received, and where could
be located so as to superintend the edu-
cation of my children, | would resign
forthwith; for after serving twenty-five
years and upwards in the army, all of
this time on duty, with the exception of
a few months, without being stationed
two years at one post during that time,
| begin to think that | need repose, but
as do not possess influence enough to
procure civil appointment oft any grade,
L consider my doom fixed.
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Certificates from the People

Certificates from the People.
From The Hon. James p Wells Of Cambridge, Dee 22 rs
Dr. W H. Hayden-Dear Sir; Having beer afflicted for
number Of msnths with ehrsnc Dis rrha and ~
my physician had considered my nearly hopeless one
friend OF mine persuaded try ycur Pills. and to the
surprise OF every one after having taken box pain
fol symptoms nearly all e ed the use OF them
and am happy to state that as ever was in
uy life fyou think my testimony Of any value you ma
use il. remain, yours, with gratitude and respect,
JAMES p WELLS
J. D. PUTNAM Z Co, Proprietors
Lowell Mass.
ROBINSON, Wholesale Retail Agent for Ksnosha
y. ScAsxos Co. tiens raj Agent Chicago
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Massachusetts.

Boston gives Fremont 2,l00 majority.
Burlingame is run very close. Result
very close and can't be ascertained I'M
til late hour.
Massachusetts gives Fremont large
plurality, and possibly majority over
ALL Gardiner is elected. Burlingame
possibly defeated.
80 towns aud counties give Fremont
$4,000 majority. Gardiner is reelected
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Maine.

Portland gives gain of 200 gain
since September. Bangor, Eastport,
Yarmouth and other towns give large
Republican gains.
Maine has gone for Fremont by a
largely increased majority over Septem-
Der election.
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LLlleo.

In the town Of Pleasant Prairie At his fathers residence
on Wednesday, Oct 22nd, Of Consumption CHARLES W
in the 23d year of his age.
ask not that nations tears
Fa on my brothers grave;
wish not that the sleeper dear,
Should hrartess tears receive
But let affection come around
Ard vent the rising sigh,
And let her tears bedew the ground,
Where his remains nov lie.
ask not that his statue stand
In any marble hall,
That gaIers with npifted hand,
Attention there ,nay call
But those who bear the name OF friend,
trust will e'er prove true,
And DER his mem'ry oft extend,
The love that is his due.-SELECTEp.
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Piiis.---Let the Sick give Heed
the conHnssarias physical system II
furnishes the material sustsnanee Of every organ II dis
ordered the whole body langushe, however affected
its and yigor may always be restored By course
these irrssisAbs Pills Sold the manufactures No 50
Maiden LANE New YORK. and Ne e44 Strand Loadsu; and
by al druggists, Csc, CO i-2c and 81 per box
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Connecticut.

All towns but | i'll Hartford county,
give Fremont a plurality Of 1877.
Returns from 66 towns, about halfthe
State, give Fremont a plurality of A.
coo. Fremont's plurality in the State,
about 5000.
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Pennsylvania.

Erie City, Fremont 532, Buchanan
4S9. Fillmore4g.
Lancaster City, Buchanan gains 6l3
over October election.
Wheatland District gives 4 majority
for Fusion.
Lancaster City, Buchanan majority,
1874.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06
Arrival of the Canadian.

New YORK, Nov. 3.
The screw steamship Canadian arrived
here this morning, bringing Liverpool
dates to the 22nd. News-commercially
Speaking-is of considerable Importance.
A terrible accident occurred at Lon
don, while Rev. Mr. Sturgeon, the ia
nous Baptist preacher was preaching at
Concert Hall in the Surrey garden. A
false alarm of fire was raised, creating a
stampede, and several persons were
trampled to death.
The statement that France had sum-
moned Austria to evacuate the princi-
palities is not credited.
The Cologne Gazette says all the pow
ers excepting the United States have as
sented to the original protocol respect
ing the Sound dues.
A ministerial crisis and financial diff
Guilty exists at Constantinople. The min
isterial crisis in Denmark has resulted in
the re-installation of the old Minister
The French commercial crisis was assu-
ming more favorable aspect.
Persia solicits the mediation of France
in her difficulty with England.
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Maine,

81 towns give net Republican gain
since September 100
Maine gone for Fremont by large plu-
rality.
NERMoNT.-Fremont ticket chosen
with little opposition.
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EsTR AY.
Kenosha County Csurt-.Tn Probate.

Kerosha County Csurf.-.En Probate.
In the Matter Of the Last VIII and Testament Of William
Buttsrworth, deceased.
On reading fling the petition Of Joseph Whitley, Of
" Brighton in Kenosha county, and state Of Wisconsin,
and taking proofs Of the same, representing among 9TH
er things that William But;errOrth Of Paris said
county the 9Th day of October A. D. 1856 died
leaving goods chaite AID within this county aud
asking day be fixed for the proof Of said E and
prayisg administration Of said with the will at
tached granted to Margaret Butterxorth II is or
ered that said petition be heard before Judge OF this
Court the 2k day sfNoysnbsr L. D. 1855 at 10 O'clock
A. NJ at his Office ia the city aud county KsnOsha And
is further ordered thai notice given to the
Of said deceased and all persons Interested BY publishing
copy OF this order for three successive prior said
day OF hearing IN the kenosa Tribune Telegraph week
~ newspaper printed and published Kenoshs, said
county. JON b. JILSJN. County Judge.
Dated, Kenosha, Oct. 3lst, 1856 SE20
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IIadley.
4439

Majority for Potter $40. The actual
figures may vary this a little, but we
think cannot affect the result. This is
a glorious victory, and besides insuring
us representative of the right stamp in
all respects, teaches us, that Milwaukee,
even when she rolls up such diaboli-
cal vote as she did on this occasion, is
not omnipotent in the district. What a
glorious vote Walworth county gave
Hurrah for Potter and the rural districts.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-06

HE GREAT BRIDGE AT MONTREAL
This immense structure forming part of
the Great Trunk Railroad of Canada.
has been pushed forward with consider
able energy this summer by A. NJ. Ross,
the resident engineer; but even with the
greatest efforts, it is believed that it can
not be completed within two years.
And when its gigantic proportions are
taken into consideration this will excite
no wonder. The mason work alone will
amount to 2o,o00,o00 cubic feet, and
the iron tubing viii weigh II, 900 tuns.
When completed it win be the greatest
bridge in the world.
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The Result-Close and doubtful.

The Milwaukee Sentinel of this morn
ing gives the following:
Electoral Votes certain for Femont, 1874
Buchanan, 1928
Fillmore, 8
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Clarke's Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH RMEDY.
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke ~ D.
fhysicsdn Extraordinary 10 the queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure Of al
those painful and dangerous disorders which the female
constitution subject It moderass all
all distractions, and speedy may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should be taken by females that are preg
nant, during the first three months, they
bring Dsiscdrriage but every other
cry other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
l. c. BALDWIN L Co,
Rochester, Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, n. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
N.B.-sI0O and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent will ensuae bottle OF the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by Starrsvven,her q CO., F. Robinson,
a. r. steele, aud -. Clark ~ son. Kcposhn
and by Druggists generally throughout the United states
f3mITl
Dalleys Genuine Pain Extractor
VIII subdue the pain and inflammation from the severest
burns or scads, in from twenty mnutesand that il
will heal the wounds without eectuay cure f
yer Sores Piles salt rheum inammaory sore
and innamed wounds bruises and nve.erae
Sores scad head and bunons, eryspeas sprains
swngs felons chibans bites OF insects swelled and
broken breast nipples crupons all other nfam.
matoy and cusnesus diseases where the parts can
be cached.
Don't be ncreGuous about the many diseases named 10
be cured 10y only hingbu reflect, that the few but
positive properties which the Daily alone contains an
as heretofore enumerated reach aos
the aforementioned diseases, but many enusrs
ted.
ouery-Do not rSgusdr bret Pyscians DrescriJs (ul.
otnet mccarthy t3r scores sfdi6trent diseases
Each box of GENUINE D,LEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature C. v
CLtCKENER co, proprietors, aud HENRY DALEY
manufacturer. All others Price - cents
per box.
gT All orders should be addressed to C. v Cickener
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York.
Sold by all Druggists ard Medicine Dealers throughout
the United States. ly-n5
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ze.ssa and B<auty--How to secure them.


The tenderest care, the utmost seictudc which
we can bestow upon woman i'll seasons Of sick
ness. are but 3 light payment of the del. we owe
her--a debt contracted in our cradles and con-
stantly accommodating until we die. No man has
more faithfully discharged that debt than the
great English Physician, Professor Holloway
His remedies have probably dono more 20 relieve
the various diseases especially incident TO the sex
than all the potons and external applications
with which medical practitioners have afflicted
them since the commencement of the Christian
Era Drastic aperlents, perncious stimuants,
and poisonous lotions and emissions. have ruin
ed the constitutions and bighted the loneliness
of thousands OF the gentsr sex; but We trust that
the day when the lives of those who are dearest
TO as cond thus be triaed with is past At le;fgth
wives and mothers begin to understand the dan
ger OF beng subjected TO such treatment. The
mild, soothing and restorative influence of Hol-
loways greet internal and external remedies in
all the complaints 10 which woman is subject,
are aow generally admitted. They have been
administered with marked and unvaryinr sue
cess in those disturbances of the system which
occur in the various stages of adolescence du-
ring the season Of maternity and at a later peri
cd OF life. Every disorder, bodily and mental
incident to this sequence, seems 70 bo relieved
and modified by the gentle and purifying effect
of Holloway's Pills.
We should not venture, in n matter of such
vast importance, to hazard an opinion on aues-
tionable grounds; but we cannot hesitate to be-
lieve the testimony which has been placed before
u.s. Ladies of the highest res pectability, rightly
thinking that squeamishness is out of place
where health and life are concerned, have certi.
fed to the efficacy of the remedies in nearly all
the complaints TO which the sex is liable, and
have recommended them in the strongest terms
as preservatives of that external beauty which
depends upon health as well as of health itself
If it be true-and who SO insensats as to doubt
litl-that
"The world was sad the garden was Wild
And maa, the hermit, sighed till woman smiled"
surely it behoves us to point out and urge upon
her attention the means of relieving her suffer
ingings and turning her sadness into lsy-N. Y
Sunday Times.
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NEW CoUNTERFEITs-Lo Or
\ counterfeit on the Bank Of Geauga,
Ohio, is in circulation. The fraudulent
note purports to be a two, and is thus
described-it is thus probably from a
genuine plate of some bank, as it is well
engraved. Vignette, a man and woman
separated by an oval design in lathe
work, on which is heavy figure two.
The right hand of the man rests on a
pillow, and the left hand, with very long
fore finger, is intending to grasp a rake
The woman holds a distaff in her right
hand and milk pail in her left. On
each side of the vignette is figure two,
scroll work with Cupid in the body Of
the figure two. The end pieces are
alike, and consists of figure two, die
work and fancy female head. The
tail piece is full rugged ship.
ALso-Look ont for counterfeit two
dollar notes on the Bank of North Amer
lea, Seymour, Connecticut; also, on the
Bank of North America, Providence,
Rhode Island, of the same issue. They
have spread eagle for vignette, with
the portrait of Clay on the lower right
hand corner, and Il figure of Justice on
the left.
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kENOSHA COUNT BANK
KEN0sHA, WIS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed
collected at current rates of exchange without othc
charge.
Uneurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver c. in bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
ork. j III KIMRALI, Cashier
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 81.

IIIIdVIVIE'IlEi', NCI' "I'
The contested election suit instituted
by Mr. Mann, the Union candidate for
District Attorney of this city, has brought
to light numerous fraudulent votes Civ
Ell at the recent, election under forged
naturalization papers. -Four men have
been examined who voted. They con-
TESS that they never declared their inten-
tons. The forged papers were found in
the coat pocket of one of the parties, and
another asserted that his papers were
thrown into his house; none knew where
they had come from. John Cooney has
been arrested for supplying fraudulent
papers.
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At the present moment of writing,
the most reliable figures we can get of
the result on Congress in this district,
are as follows:
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Thirty towns give Republican gains.
New Hampshire has gone Fremont
by 5000 plurality.
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How To CLEAN FuRs.-The season
for wearing furs is rapidly approaching
and as doubtless many of our lady read
ers would be obliged to us for teaching
them to ''make them as good as new"
we subjoin the following directions
Strip the fur articles of their stuffing and
binding, aud lay them as much as pos
sible in flat position. They must then
be subjected 70 a very brisk brushing,
with stiff clothes brush; after this, any
moth-eaten parts must be cut out, and
be neatly replaced by new bits of furs
to match. Sable, chinchilla, squirrel,
fitch, &c, should be treated as follows:
Warm a quantity of new bran in pan,
taking care that it does not burn, to
prevent which it must be actively stirred.
When well warmed, rub it thoroughly
two or three times; then shake the fur
and give it another sharp brushing I'M
til free from dust. White filrS, ernine
dc, may be cleaned as follows: Law
the fur on table and rub it well with
bran made moist with warm water: rub
until quite dry, and afterwards with drv
bran. The wet bran should be put on
with flannel, and the dry with piece of
book muslin. The light furs, in addi-
ton to the above, should be well rubbed
with magnesia, or piece of book-mus-
lin, after the bran process. Furs are
usually much improved by stretching
which may be managed as followg; To
a pint of soft water add three ounces of
salt-dissolve; with this solution sponge
the inside of the skin taking care not
towetthef fur, untilit becomest thoroughly
saturated; then lay it carefully on q
board, with the fur side downwards. in
its natural disposition, then stretch as
it will bear, and to the required shape
and fasten with small tacks. The dry-
ing may be quickened by placing the
skin about six or eight feet from the fire
or stove.
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ANNEXATION OF CANADA TO THE
UNITED STATEs.-A warm discussion is
going on between the Herald and the
Commercial advertiser, of Montreal,
respecting the annexation to the United
States. One of the objections urged by
the ADVERTISER, which opposes the move
ment, is that the power of the Federal
Government would be used for the OPP
preston of Canada, as it now is for the
persecution and subjugation of the peo-
pie of Kansas
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Maryland.
New Hampshire.

Baltimore City, Buchanan 1855, Fill
more l2,437, Fremont 1866.
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Congress-1st District.

Rhode Island has given large ma
iority for Fremont.
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ENOSHA. WIS.
The Election--The Result.

At the present moment of writing
the smoke of the battle has not cleared
up sufficiently to enable us to pronounce
definitely as totheresult The following
states by the returns thus far received
are indicated almost certainly to have
c,ona for Frap,ont.
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Vermont.
Rhode Island.

Vermont gives large Fremont ma
jority.
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Something all should Know, viz:
That Prof Woops Hair Restorative will perfectly
both the gray and the bald every possible disease
the scalp both the color the hair fading make
soft glossy and wayy to extreme old age. Thousands tes
tiiy to its nfalbiy. Zee advertisements enother col
umn, and circular jan3I
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lESTRAY.

>sns4H1z CANE into the enclosure 81 the subscriber
E%fHEkIX On or about the lst OF October. 1856 Two
~0SS# yearlinK StesrS-one brndle, the end Of his
xs---AA tail Nfte-the other black with white face
The owner requested to prove property paw charges
take the away. TfiON IS GERIART2
Pleasant Prairie, Nov. !. lsS6 4w91&
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
& wisconsir Improvement

SEALED Proposals will be received by the undersigned
- the Engineers Office in the village Of Appleton, until
Wednesday the 10Th day OF November next az noon for
the following described Work. 10 wit
For the construction OF Lock and Dam Little kau
kauna for the rebuilding Of Lock at Rapids Croche
the completion Of the canal Menashs for ehe
ton OF Lock and Dam in the vicinity of Princeton for
the construction 0f Lock Adam in the vciu Of Nonte
10 for the rebuilding Of Locks Fl Ninnebago and
Portage.
The persons proposing vii be required 20 furnish Atse
tory Bonds for he faithful performance OF the The
right is reserved of rejecting such bids may be consider
for the interest II this company accept The
and plans Of the work. together with specification and
will be iu readiness for examination days prior
~ the date cfiettng.
DANIEL C JENNIE. chief Engineer.
FSGIstER's OPFICE, Appleton, Oct 9Th, 1893.
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Important to Fernaiea

Important to Females
d. CHEESEMAN'S PnLs.The combination of ingredients
in these Pills are the result Of long extensive practice
They are mild in their operation certain in correcting
irregularities painful nenstruaticn removing obstruc-
tons, whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the
side patstion of the heart disturbed sleep which always
arise from interruption of They successful
used preventive. These Pills should never be taken
during pregnancy they would be cause miscar
riage Warranted purely vegetable free from every
thing injurious to life health Explicit directions which
should be read, accompany each box Price 81 For sale
by Charles II. King No. 1893 Broadway; C. v Cckener
Co., No 81 Barclay street Sent by by enclosing 81 to
DR.. Cornelius L. Cheeseman No 1872 broadway New York
For sale at STARkwEATHEE S Co.'S Drug Store Keno
sha 1y-n5.
Ezyo PIANOS AND MUsIc.We learn that Horace Waters
OF 1893 Broadway, n. r., agent for the sale Of many
Of the celebrated makers Pianos and Meodesns
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
avail themselves or as opportunity not likely again
occur He is also selling his large and elknown Cata-
ogue Of Music third of from the regular prices
will forward the free Of postage His offers the trade
teachers schools tho most favorable character
all Of which he will be able Gil the letter. for having
wisely adopted the cash system The Horace Waters
well known among the best We enabled speak
Of those instruments with degree confidence
personal knowledge Of their excellent durable
y.-N j. Epdngeiist.
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5lem advertisements.
RACINE g. MISSISSIPPI
4 % 10 s3
RAIL ROAD.
OPEN TO ROCkTON.
Change of Time

on and after Wednesday, October 2sth the Trains will
- leave as follows
GOING WEST
Leaves Racine-Passenger Train, at 700 A. ".
. Freight Train, at :; A. NJ.
Passenger Train at 9: 90 z. NJ.
GOING EAST:
Leaves Rockton-Passr Train 500 AM Belot 630A H.
- " Freight Ac. Train 9:l5 - Is 9:i5 AN.
:" "a Passenger Train, 1870 NJ. 1" 1879 I. NJ.
M TRAIN FROM RACINE connects with tie Chi
IA W. cago, ST. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad, a
Clinton, fer Chicago, GAINESVILLE and Madison Beoit
with Beo; and Madison Railroad for Alton and Fsoteve
also with Galena Chicago Railroad, for Belvdere Rock
ford, Freeport 6 alena and Dubuque
" ~ H. w. and Beoit make close connections Ra-
cine with Lake Shore r. r. for keBoshs waukegan Chsa
70 and Milwaukee.
a * M Accommodation Train from Rockton and
III IL, W.. Beloit makes close connections with Chi
cage ST. Paul and Fond du Lac r. at Clinton for Chi
cago GAINESVILLE and Madison.
Steamers Leave Racine
For Chicago, Milwaukee and sheboygan also FOR Ceiling
wood aud Lake Superior.
STAGES:
Connect with ali Passenger Trains, East and West.
At Burlington, for Rochester and Waterford At Ekhorn
for Whitewater. At Springfield for Geneva.
p A s S f. II q F. r. s
Fer Racine by the Morning Trains from Rockton
main in Racine six hours, and arrive in Chicago Mil
waukse the same day.
~ Freight taken with the utmost dispatch.
II. S. DURAND, Prss's.
ROBERT HARRIS, Assistant sut't.
Racine Wis, Oct. %. 1850. 3id
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Doubtful,

The chances are that Buchanan will
get a majority of the electoral college,
but the choice may go t.. the House.