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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

1sy The kenoSha Democrat desires
its readers to "Remember" a great ma
ny things, among which is the following:
Remember!
That the invasion of Kansas by Mis-
sourians and by northerners for warlike
purposes is unanimously condemned by
the Democratic party, and that the OBJ
ject of that party is to secure peace to
the settlers of that territory with the
right to govern themselves without dis
turbancew
We may add that this is a specimen
brick of its list of Remembers" and
may further add, that no other paper has
the news. Neither Pierce, the Kenosha
Democrat, or any other person or pow
er can or does deny that the very first
election in Kansas was carried by the
irruption of Border Ruffians from Mis-
souri,. That these Border Ruffians made
the laws which prevail in Kansas to-day,
and that all the trouble which has exis-
ted in Kansas, has grown out of the at
tempt by Pierce, backed up by the Dem
ocratic party in and out of Congress, to
enforce upon the people of Kansas, a
recognition and observance of those
laws. What audacious mockery, then,
to make the claim for the Democratic
party which the Democrat does in the
quotation we make; although that is but
IA sample of its usual electioneering ar
ticleS
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Important to Females.

DE- CHEESEMAN'S PnLs-The combination OF ingredients
in these Pills tho result long and extensive practice
They mild in their operation, correcting
all Irregularities painful removing all obssruc
tons, whether from cold otherwise headache pain
side papaton of the heart disturbed Sleep which always
arise from interruption of They successful
y used as preventive These Pills should be taken
during pregnancy they would be misear
rags Warranted purely vegetable, and free from every
thing injurious to life health. Explicit directions which
should be read, accompany each box Price, 81 For sale
by Charles H. King No. 1913 Broadway; c. v. Cckener
Co.. No 81 Barclay Sent by mail by enclosing 81 to
Dr. Cornelius L. Cheeseman No. 1872 Broadway New York
For sale at sTARKwEATHEH Co.'S Drug Store, Keno
sha. Iy-p5
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e. O F- - n LIE
CAHOON'S
Seeding Pie-Plant,
Gooseberries, Currants, Grapes,
Shrubbery, Bulbs, Tubers, &c. &c.

Gooseberries, Currants, Grapes,
Shrubbery, Bulbs, Tubers, &c. &c.
directions Ten Roots for G Five for s one Rss
for s by the hundred s40Cash in all cases. to be sent
with tho order
From. the American Institute Proceedings August 5h
MAMMOTH PIH-PLAsr-soIos ROBINSON exhibited a stalk
Of Cahoons mammoth Seeding Rhubarb grown Kenosha
OF box to the Tribune Office for Distribution and
Of trial found rich tender an that OF
smaller growth IL supposed to be the most productive
variety grown for culinary and should be every
market garden, and then possibly, would be grown in
abundance that could be purchased by people in or
din airy circumstances.-N. T. Tribune.
"CAHoos's SKEDIKG Pie PLANr-We have lust recaived
. letter from which We maze the following extract.
~ send you this day by express box containing
box you will find small stalks grown young trans
planted last spring there unnecessary delay on
the road they will arrive in your city in condition
In the second division from the bottom you will find
stalks grown roots two old On the
now remaining more OF equal size, besides
small On the sp ofths other divisions you will
end two stalks grown roots three years old there
and 80 stalks have previously been taken from the
root, in thel thirty days The large stalks old
for but at maturity say one month ago. they
tender as perfectly ripe apple and as free from fbre
b. p. CAHoos. ksnosh0, WIS,
The box referred to came duly to hand and the contents
worthy the long journey from Wisconsin, here The
stalks mentioned last found to weigh respectively
two, and and half pounds OF them being thirty
four inches in length. The four stalks from plants Of two
years growt weighed together eight and half pounds
the largest one by itself tco and rseQndyter poHnd
This last 20 inches in length where divided in
smaller branches, eIeren inches in circumference where
il taken from the root and inches around IN
the smallest place The stalks from this yesrs plants weigh
3D. four of thein six and three quarters and smother
lot Of the number, four pounds They certainly
superior to anything have of the kind. Those
wishing further information on the subject will address Nj
Cahoon as above-Al6any IN. ~ Country GenAsmdH
dug. 81, 1886 [6wul
Ksnosha Oct 2, 1856.
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KENOSHA
REAL ESTATE OFFIC E

Fok the Purchase and Sale Of REAL EsrArEths sxamn
alton oTss-paymsnt ofTaxss and Conveyance Of Land
ed Property Lots and Lands kept posted without charge
unless sales effected.
Houses and Lots for sale every part Of the city and
rying in price from 5000 to $1,000.
Farms and Lands every In the county and
comrnodating terms
Money invested in the best Of Landed Securities and al
the highest market rates Of interest
Taxes paid and Tax Titles compromised, and general
agency for the cement Of liabilities aecrung Real
Estate
Titles examined and perfected by the aid Of Superior
system of indexes made under personal supervision. Also
Agent for the Alliance Pirs Insurance Co., Phadephis
Risks taken Clerk Circuit
Court g. Y BRANDE
KKxosaA, July 10, 1854 I've
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Netice 90 Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate Of Nathaniel B. Clapp.
ITO all whom il may concern Letters Of administrauen
said estate having been issued to Sarah b. Clspp on
the 2sth day September 1885, and six months having
been allowed limited after said date for creditors to pre-
sent their claims for examination and adjustment,
Notice IL given that final hearing upon claims OF creu
tors will be had before the undersigned the 7h day o.
November A. D. 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. d. Of said day o.
his Office in the City and county Of Kenosha.
JON b. JILsUN,
Dated Oct 1st, 1856 3w16 County Judge.
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.~zyzrN THE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction,
EHf Mfb at his residence, In the town Of Bristol on
VEkW Thursday, Oct. 10th, 1856,
A-Athe following stock
10 Mich Cows; ii three year old Steers IS two year old
Steers and eifers, year old Steers and Hefers
yoke of three year old Steers, &C., &c.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock NJ.
Tsrms-one years credit at 10 per cent interest," with
good endorsed notes
ELDERT TYMEsEN
Bristol, Sept. 18th, 1859. 1wi6
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Something all should Know, viz:

Something all should Know, viz:
That Prof wooDs Hair Restorative viii restore perfectly
both the and the bald, every possible disease .:
the scalp both the color and tie hair fading
soft glossy and wavy to old age Thousands tes-
tify to its infabiy. See advsrssuens snsthsr col
umn, and circular. janaI
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1lieo.

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In this City, Tuesday Sept 2sd MARY ELLA daughter
of Edward Bain aged years and months.
In Pleasant Prairie, Sept. as, 1856, ALrnRA FRENCH,
daughter Of Alvin G. French, aged IL years.
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Aamini.srn,sr,s sale.

In the matter Of the estate Nicholas learns deceased
ny xr,ua q, an o,d.r Of the County Court OF Kenosha
ID County made on the 26th day fully A. d. 1861 shall
offer for sale and sell Public auction to the highest bid
der the following Real belonging said deceased
wit the north quarter Of the north east Of
section No nine 90 township No two 2) range twenty
f2I east IN the Paris subject TO mortgage
ming TO Harvey Durkeeat the premises be sold the
25th day Of October D. 1856 10 O'Clock A. of said
day. PHILLIP TAME
dated Sept, 10Th 1876 Isvl6l Administrator.
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TAKEN Up.

AhE into the enclosure Of the subscriber in the
" Prairie on or about the 18th of September last
sorre horse Colt about years odhind feet white ana
white spot in his forehead The owner Is requested
prove property pay charges and take bin away.
Kenosha, Oct 2, 1856. t4w16l DAVID DooLITTLE
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a Base Forgery.


Henry Ward Beecher was not far out
of the way when he said that our oppo-
nents would rain lies upon us in this
canvass thicker and faster than the lice
and frogs were ever rained upon Egypt.
A document in German, evidently
coming from the Democratic Central
Committee at Washington, is now being
literally circulated in this county, and
no doubt elsewhere also. Among much
other similar matter, it contains the fol-
lowing:
"But why quote the action of others,
if Fremont has clearly shown his posi-
ton as to Emigrants. Has he not de-
clared himself at the Black Republican
Convention in New York in 1855, that
no nomination should be made which
treads on the toes of the Know Moth
ings. He himself was against Foreign
ers. They should be permitted to come
into the country, to buy land, and to
cultivate it, but they should be horses,
not drivers. Americans should hold the
reins and Foreigners draw the cart
Foreigners shall make no laws. That
Foreigners shall live under the laws and
obey them, but shall have no voice in
making them These are Fremont
own words, and shall Germans look for
their welfare from such man."
We need hardly say that this is a
base forgery out of whole cloth. Ere
mont was at no Black Republican Con
vention at New York or elsewhere, and
neither there nor elsewhere, ever utter.
ed any such sentiments, or any thing Of
that nature or character. 1t is a delib
crate, downright lie, known to be such
by its inventors, and those who now as
sist in circulating it. Can Foreigners
put dependence in men who thus seel
deliberately to palm off lies upon them
and must not the Foreigners understand
that they are thus lied to, to deceive and
cheat them out of their dearest rights.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

Three former whig candidates
Tor Governor of Ohio, Messrs. Johnson,
Barnes and Vinton, are out for Buck &
Breck.-Democrdt.
Who Messrs. Johnson and Barnes
are, we do not know, but we know that
Ninton is out in strong letter for FIRE.
mont. Better try it again. Mr.. Ds,ao-
-rrf
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

Grey, Red, or Rusty Hair, Dyed instantly beautiful
and Natural Brown Black without the least injury
Hair or Skin, by VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
PrTTEEE MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded ts
VIM A Bachelor since 1882 and $4,000 applications
have been made the hair Of his patrons famous Dye
1t produces color not to be distinguished from nature and
is WARRANTED not to uurs in the least however long
be continued
Made sold applied lin nine private rooms) a. the Wig
Factory, 2S3 Broadway, New York
Sold in all cities and the United States By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the and address upon stss
plate engraving on four sides of each box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
233 Broadway, New York.
All others counterfeit.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States 1yn5
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partnershp heretofore existing under the
and style Of Phelps, Chappel Co. this day dissolved
by mutual consent. ii. =. PHELPS,
D. N. CHAPPELL
Kenosha. Sept. %, 1856. w. III. wACHTER.
The business will be conducted by the undersigned the
place and who will pay all debts OF the aud
who is alone authorized collect all the accounts claims
| and demands Of said Arm. [4wl6l II. II. PHELPS.
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GERMAN FREMONT MEE

GERMAN FREMONT MERTING.-The
Germans turned out in respectable num-
bers, last evening to hear a good speech
from DIR. Rauch, at the Camp House.
1t is something to see in our city an at
tentive and earnest audience of Germans
listening to a good Republican speech.
Let the good work go on!
Messrs. Domschke and III. J. Paine.
also addressed the meeting with good
fect.-Mil. sSesatiuel
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KENOSHA COUNTY BANK
X EMO sMA, 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 oashsd o,
collected at current rates Of exchange without oths
charge.
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver ccin bought and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
ork j. ii. kIMBALL Casfter.
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AUCTION SALE,

THE Subscriber will offer for sale to the high
E3EX3$& est bidder, a. his residence in Paris, hall
X8n&M mile east OF Nathan Jsdson's tavern stand
---A On Saturday, Oct. 11th, 1856.
the following described stock
10 Cows Yoke OF three years old Steers years old
Hefers two years old Steers Yearings Calves sgd
Mare, two years old Colt yearling.
He offers for sale also at the same time and place The
following implements,
2Wagons, Reaping Machine, flaming Mil Also,
number OF Flows, Drags, and other Farming Utensils.
Terms Of Sale-An sums $10 a note payable In "
days, at the Kenosha City Bank, approved security vii
be demanded Five per cent will be deducted for Cash
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
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.N@ Beware of those men who go
about our streets and the country crying
that the issue is between freedom and
slavery 1t is false.
So says the Kenosha Democrat, and
we copy it as fair specimen of the hon.
esty and intelligence of that sheet.
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Special Motifes.

Religious Notice.
ELDER LoTHROP gives Discourse at the Brick School
House, in Pleasant Prairie, next Sabbath, at2P. NJ
suBJrcr-"The Design OF the Gospel"
~~~~~>-~~~-~~~-~-~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~-~~~-~-~~~~-~-~-~
To the Electors of Kenosha County.
TER undersigned is a Candidate for ELECTION to the
Office Of SHERIFF OF KENOsHA COUNTY, at the ensu-
ing Election in November next and soict the votes OF his
fellow citizens JOHN L. HENRY.
Kenosha, Sept. H. 1856. 13
~~-~>~--~>~~~~~~~-~>~ ~~~->~~--~~-~~>~~~~
The Sheriffalty.-To Electors.
TBB undersigned is a Candidate for ELECTION this fall
to the Office Of SHERIFF OF KENosHA COUNTY, and
solicits the votes of his fellow citizens.
Respectfully, SAM FRANCIS, in.
Kenoshs, Sept. /, 1856. 1sn.
~~~~~~~%~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~
The Shsrifalty.
GEo. W. CARPENTER of Bristol respectfully informs the
ton to the Office Of Sheriff of said County, soc their
votes accordingly, in November next.
GEO. W. CARPENTER.
Sept II, 1856. 1Std.
Certificates from the People.
Calais, VI, Jan /, 1s49.
hereby certify that have Dr. Haydens Pills my
family and safely say that they all their
mendations; and think they the medicine
used. E. c. McLoUD.
J D. PUTNAM Co.. Proprietors.
Lowell, Mass.
r. re BINS0N, Wholesale Retail Agent for Kenesha.
Y. ScAANOs 4 Co, General Agent, Chicago.
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Kenosha County Republican Convention.
The Republican Electors of the several towns of
Kenosha county and Ward Of tho City Of Kenosha,
are requested to send THREE delegates each to
meet in County Convention at LYMAN DUT-
TONS, in the town of Paris,
SATURDAY, thc 11th Of October next,
At ii o'clock A. A., for the purpose of nominating
Republican Candidates for the several county Off
COS to be filed this falls election and to transact
other necessary business.
A MASS CONVENTION,
OF the People Of the County is also called at the
anne place the sans day at !, O'Clock z. NJ,
which will be addressed by
JUDGE POTTER,
Republican Candidate for Congress- and other speak
The Committee earnestly hope that the people
Of the county will be en- hand on that occasion.
c. L. SHOLES,
N. FRANK,
SETH DOAN,
II. MARSH,
P. JUDS0N,
ept Is, 1856. County Committee.
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HE CITY 3 A NIX

OF KENOSHA
One Of the frs organized under the General Banking
Of the State.
viii give immediate attention all Collections busI-
ness entrusted it. Rentances made for Collections
day Of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct ia to suit the principal points Of
Great Britain France, Germany, Holland Switzerland
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid Special Depoln
s. B. SCOTT, L. CAMPBELL,
Cashier President.
KEosHA March 1st 1850
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Clears Clears !! CigarS,l,
AUCTION SALE.

A Large Assortment Of the Best Cigars and
IN Scotch Snuff can be found now at the Drug.
store, As Main Street A. +. STEELE
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Farm for Sale

Al private Contract, Of 22 Acres-under good state
eultivationwell watersd with good House and Barn up
on it-on reasonable terms. -
Paris, Oct. ], 1855 2wi6 JOHN PRICE
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FurSI

g TONE MARTIN, Fitch and Opossum Vic.
- toreens and Cuffs, and Fur Collars for Gents, at
Oct. l, SO K. w. BLINN'S.
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Meu ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office in the city of Keno
sha, September 80, 1856
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admit them into the Union, only for rea,
sons which, in the cases of nine existing
States, had been declared untenable and
of no account.
find them disregarding free Con
stitution adopted ina legal, constitutional
and time sanctioned manner, land which
no man can doubt to have reflected the
will Of the people, } and supporting law
to produce substitute, by which it is
easy to show would have been perpet-
uated in the State Government, the
usurpation which had by force already
seized upon the government of the Ter
ritory.
find them refusing to make appropri-
ations for the army, unless that army is
to be used to enforce code of laws vio-
lative on their face, of the Constitution,
enacted by a Legislature in violation OF
the laws of the United States, and i'm
posed by foreign force upon conquered
and subjugated American citizens.
find them, in a word, steadily aid
ing by all their Congressional action, to
make Slave State in nothern ATTITUDES,
and that, too, against the will of its in
inhabitants.
find that one member who more than
any other stood out against the enslave-
ment of his white fellow-citizens, is re-
fused denomination by the Democratic
party of his district
find in the canvass now going on
that the whole tone of their party press
is in the same direction. When the
first startling intelligence of the outra-
ges in Kansas reached the States, their
editors denounced the foulwronginterms
of fitting Indignation. 1t was but spas
modic effort, however, and in Difference
to the South andthe prevailing sentiment
OF the party, they have dropped off, one
after the other, until now, so far as /
have been able to ascertain, there is not
a Democratic paper which dares boldly
to justify and defend the Free State
party, and denounce their invaders. In
place of encouragement and sympathy
for their outraged fellow-citizens from
the North, there is little else than ieers
and ridicule for their oppressed and suf-
ferlng ondition-misrepre of
their motives and conduct, and a pre-
tended incredulity ofthe statements and
appeals which they send their brethren
of the States.
find their speakers exhibiting the
same spirit-some of them ignoring the
question entirely-others of them treat
ing with perversions, misrepresentation
and falseissues; and others taking openly
the side of the oppressors; but no one for
Kansas, or fayoring her admission I'M
der the Free Constitution adopted by
her people.
In the public demonstrations and pro-
cessions of the party, / find banners de-
vices containing brutal insults, in re-
Spouse to the appeals of that people for
protection against unparalleled wrongs,
calculated, as no doubt they must be in
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will securely pack in boxes and forward according
directions Ten Roots for 50; Five Roots $s Root
for sl by the hundred s40Cash in all cases. to be sent
will thu nrdar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-09

ND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE, No. 80 Frank.
Il lin street, CHscAGu, Ia. Having all our r
rangtments complete 70 supply all the requisites If
the trade with stock of Presses, Type Ink Chases
Eases tialleys. Cuts, Borders, Ornaments etc etc
as well every other article required in Newspa-
per Book or job Office, are prepared to furnish
the trade on the most liberal terms.
Offices entire, with every thing complete, furn sh, 4
without delay. Printers viii find upnn trial that
the type ~ orr o'en manufacture are exceIied by nome
IN the great requisites Of superior metal fe 6ntsh ana
most perfect letieF.
In addition 70 which, large and diversified assort
ment of Types Of all styles from the old and ustiy
celebrated foundry OF Messrs. e. I WHITE Co.
New York, will be kept constantly on hand and or
ders 70 any extent for their manufacture Will be fill
ca without delay.
PRINTING PRESSES of all descriptions from the
well known mandatory of Messrs. r. HoE & Co..
viii he always on hand order to suit thu Trade
as well us the great variety al their Furnishing Ma
tcrial Tor which their mnnufactory has obtained SO
high reputation. Rugges Foster and other press
es furnished on order at Manufacturers prices
lsk u every description from the best lnanufactu-
rere Confident that no other establishment in the
Northwest can etr the same facilities for Furnishing
or renewing printing oihee respectfully solicit
a call. c. g. SHEFFIELD Agent
CHICAGO, February 1854.
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eAsH CR0CkERY HorsE.

.ol LDs& ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers of
- Earthenware, Ghtna and glassware No. GO
Ntrssy street, New ork would say to Merchants
anu aeaiers generally that, having established u
eGn ho9se "a tina branch of trade, they fully
convinced that they cnn sell Crockery etc. nj such
prices as pay the purchaser a fine profit to retail
Experience has proved very conclusively TO US that
ny adhering strictly TO the cash system WI can of
ofa 10 sell from ten 10 twenty per cent below the
regular credit trade prices
10 TINS end we ask an examination of our STYLES
and prices, list of which VIII BE- forwarded by mail
y any party desiring.
Earthrnware' by the Invoice, single package, or
very carefully repaeke.l foI the country trade
.iulx 2- lsSh = '
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Il. Rnwdcn a son.

~ oti-D respectfully call the attention Of the
~ pubhe TO their stock Of the FIRST quality Of
Marble, which they have just receye, direct rom
the East Whieh they are enabled to sell cheap
q rate as can be OBJ. aimed in St Louis
We are deter mined to act upon the motto
SNAIL PROFITS ASp QUICK RETURNS"
tive us call and We pledge ourselves to show vou
as me marble, and as good worA nanship, both in
the othamentel and plain styles eau be found
anywhere in the United States
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared Ia
meet any demand that may be made for articles n
! cur line.
lhifd street, between Main aud Blondeau
April 5, 1854. d