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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
CITY Council Proceedings.


MONDAY Evening, Oct. 20, 1856.
Go, -. a.. a,,o,inp-Present the Mayor aud all the
Aldermen The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
ana apPfoyeu e,,ed petition claiming that he had per-
- 81 on the Highway but that the Street Supervi-
Iolhsa rI st demanded his "po taxi and threat
s a. roeeute; which motion OF Aid Deming was re-
Sej 20 the Aldermen Of Second Ward with authority
settle natter and stay proceedings on the part Of said
ok application ofMrs Baldwin, AID Paul and Dening were
appointed committee to take into consideration certain
grievances OF which she complained caused by digging
drain in front Of her house.
Aid Dening moved that the AID OF the End Ward with
the Mayor be committee to take into consideration the
feasibility Of conveying Mrs Gould tan Insane Pauper to
the residence Of her husband in Minnesota Territory to
port upon the at the meeting which agreed
The following accounts considered and allowed:
" Moran, for work on harbor, 50
A. Hanson Interest, commission and exchange
harbor bonds, $40 0s
Jn9 G. Buddi:, work as Street Supervisor, o .
Grove < Bros for Fire Department, 10 50
d. C. Iaskin, wood for dredge, 20
do bad tax certificates, s.
StrySeT, Allen Co, Lumber, IS IS
j. Herman, cemetery account 90 90
Or. Farr, amputating limb for Mr. Brady, Is 90
Rounds, road work, 3 90
3las Ames witness fees in case city VS. Bingen, g.
81. Laughlin, services IS Marshall, Y 90
f.. r. Morris, services a L. r. celebration, 90
SIR Gask having bin against s city, for coal to which
exceptions had been taken, Aid Demng moved that
he be allowed twenty dollars in full OF said account which
agreed and the ayes and noes being called for those
who voted in the affirmative Aid Berens, Crosit
ming Paul aud Scott AID Fish voting in The negative
bin OF John L. Henry received and referred the
committee claims with instructions to report definite
items for the amount Of said bill.
Mrs Forsyre presented bill for six months services as
hatron Of the Poor House without any affixed where
upon Aid Dening moved that she be allowed So month
for her services which agreed to.
The Clerk presented what purported to be copy Of
Act provide for the election Of Railroad Comss
for the city Of Kcnosha which made necessary for
the Council to order notice published that such an officer
would be voted for at the coming election;
Which after discussion, upon motion Of Aid. Scott
laid upon the tabs.
Aid Fish moved that ty dollars be appropriated to the
North Ward for the purpose Of improving tina German Gem
etery; which agreed 10.
Reports OF the City Treasurer received and referred
to the Finance Committee
License ordered to be granted the following per-
at the prices affixed, upon their filing their
" liz.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23
Il. T. WEST, CLERK.

- The Comfy ticket nominated by the
Republican Convention, will be found at the
head of our columns. AS we stated last week,
some dissatisfaction exists with reference to it,
and a mass convention is proposed at Dutton's
tomorrow, to take further action. We do not
conceive it to be our mission to mix in the
quanels and troubles with reference to these
minor Offices We only entreat our friends to
be not distracted nor divided, with reference to
President, Congressman, and such other Offices,
as involve the principles for which we struggle.
On county Offices, there will probably be candi-
dates enough to enable the people to make a
good selection for the best interests of the coun-
y. which we doubt not they will do.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

CHICAGO STEAM MARBLE WoRKs.-The card Of
this extensive concern. located in Chicago may be
seoa in our new advertisement column 1t has here
torc been considered the largest in the North West
hut with the recent addition of large brick bull
ding MS polishing, saving, and engine room, which
no are proud TO say, reflects credit the enterpris
iuy spirit of Mcssrs II. IS o WILSON, its owners it
may now and justly too he said, that with buttsw
exceptions, it is the largest in the United States
Chicago is bound to become q great place.
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~ Miss EMMA FRANCES JAY, has given to
our citizens two three lectures since our last,
on the subject of Spiritualism, in the peculiar
trance state, which attends upon her lee
lures. Without discussing at all the peculiar
theory she proclaims, those who listen to these
lectures cannot help but acknowledge them very
remarkable in more respects than one.
We understand she lectures again on Satur-
Icr, cnn1lint-
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eEY- We notice that MI r. o. GoTrFREDsEN has just
cciyed Rosewood SIetac joiuted Show Case, from the
Firm Of E D. Miller Co. Niles, Mich, for the better dis
Play large stock Of Fine Jewelry Cases made in this
way lighter elegant and much stronger than those
made in the old way But the beauty OF the inside,
and we advise these who doubt call sndb convinced
SEE the advertisement.
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, which we doubt not they will do.

rg'' The Kansas Supper Of Thursday evening
last was decided success, no less in the
amount raised than in the agreeabeness of the
occasion. The ladies have the thanks of all
good people for the substantial interest thus
manifested for the sufferers in Kansas
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

~Noman is so wise or safe but he
that is honcst.-lSr W. Ruleigh.
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s The flag presentation to the rifle
company on Friday last, and the ball on
the same evening, in honor Of the occa-
sion, were highly pleasant and success
fiji affairs. The ball particularly, under
the exclusive management ofdhe ladies,
is said to have been the most successful
and pleasant party of modern days.
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W1tsij0yd Ktss, J+ly 25t 1876
PEoF. O. J. WooD-Wih confidence, do recommend your
Hair Restorative, being the eca cous article ever
saw have ueed the Walphens other Preparations Of
the day all without effect. Since using your Hair Resora
tive my hair and whkers, which almost white have
gradually grown darG and feel confident that few
applications Will restore them their natural coler
It also las relieved Ok all daHdruG and unp,easantitc
ing, SO common among persons who pcrspire freely.
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STATE FAR-Wcj judge from the accounts given
Of the state Fair that it was very successful.
There was far better display Of Cattle than ever
before in this State.
The Devon Stock OF Col, Cspron ELECTED univer-
sal admiration He has the finest herd of thorough
bred Devons in the west that is really worth a
IMP to McHenry Co. TO behold
IS usual, Kenosh0 County stands amongst the
first for lis blooded stock.
Our townsman Josiah Bond received t premium
for one Of the best Devon Bulls and some. of itt
stock owned by Harvey Durkee took the Premium
for tho bost Devon Calves on the ground
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PROF. W0OD-Havirg experienced the magic effect Of
your Hair Restorative drop you this upon lie subject.
About two years ago, my hair commenced falling Of GtuT-
ing gray; was fast becoming bald. met friend whohad
used your Restorative and spoke highly of ;s virtues
induced 70 try il, although had but little faith az
had before tried many other remedies. | commenced
using your Restorative in January last few applications
fastened my hair firmly II began to on up, grow out and
turned back to It's former color. (hacD At This time It
fully restored to its original coor health and appearance
and chserfEly recommend its use 10 all.
Chicago, h. May l, 1854. !. D, HOES
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SIR In consequence ofhaying hair for years
past, not only gray bot perfectly white have cut it short
and caps to hide from view; bpt three months
since induced TO your Hair Restorative, and
must in justice say, that its effects almost miraculous
for It has changed gradually almost its former spondor
10 color and ten soft and glossy TO be beau
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decidedly the best preparation FOR toilet use Of anything
the world BETSY SMITH.
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Milford, Worcester co, Tasg Now 70, 1884
PROP. o. J. W0OD-Dc4r Sir take pleasure iH hear
ing voluntary testimony to the magic effects OF your Won
derful Hair Restorative A. far back 1886 my aif
menced falling Of, until the top OF my scalp became bald
and smooth glass and has continued to fan for great
many years, Notwithstanding have used many celebrated
preparations for SIS reForaton. Seeing yoir advertise
ment was induced to give your article trial and MY
utter establishment, found, after few applications TINT
my hair became firmly set and assumed glossy and beau
tgl appearance; ana by the time had used quart bottle
my bald head was covered over with young vigorous
growth Of lair, which IS now from one inches in
length, and growing fast.
Yours, truly, HENRY GOODBTCH.
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A l. / RI ALL :!
somcIhing for thc Million

WE call the attention OF all Old and young TO this
W deriul preparation which turns back to its original
color grey hairCOvCrs the had Of the bald with luNG
ant grOwthremoyea the dardruf itching, and all cuifns
eruptonscauses continual flow OF the natural fluids;
and hence il used regular dressing for the hair, will pre-
its color, and keep from falling extreme old age,
in all its natural beauty We call them upon the bald the
grey, diseased in scalp to use il and surely the young
will not they value the flowing locks the wtchirg curs
la without It. It's praise is upon tho tongue Of hous
auds
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From Tho A,noica, 1asfalao Procceoings Aug,.st 5n

with the order.
From tho A,a9feag Institute Proceedings Augast 5h
1856
AIA,Dioru Prg-pLANr-serox ReBIxsoN exhibited stalk
ofCahooas mammoth Seeding Rhubarb grown at keuosha
wisconsin that excited considerable curiosity ont
Of box sent the Tribune Office for distribution and
some trial found rich and tender that OF
a smaller growth. Ii is supposed to be the most productive
variety grown for culinary purposes and should be IN every
market garden, and then, possibly, il would BE grown in
such abundance that it could be purchased By people
binary circumstances.-N l. Iiib0Be,
"CAHooN's SEEDLIyGn PIE PLANNING have just received
a letter from which mako the following extract
"L send you this day by express box containing sam
box you will find small stalks grown young roots
planted last spring II there u unnecessary delay
the road they will arrive ia city in condition for use
In the second division from the bottom you will find four
stalks grown root. two years old On the root there
remaining Of equal size, besides segyral
small On the top u the other two divisions will
find two stalks grown roots three old there
the root they taken from 80 stalks Of equal size
ia the last thirty days The large stalks too ola
for use, but maturity, say month ago, they
tender perfectly ripe apple and as free from hbres'
y. p. CAHooN hsH0Sldr Uf9,
The box recrredto duly TO hand, and the contents
worthy the long journey from Wisconsin here. Tie
stalks mentioned last found 10 weigh respectively
two, and half pounds Of them being Mirtg
inches IN 2SaP. The four stalks from plants Of
years growth, weighed together eight and OneEal( pounds
the largest by itself ticY 0HH HTcel quarter peanuts.
THIS inches in length where divided in
to smaller branches, eiege inches IN ference where
it taken from the root aud screen inches around ia
the smass! place. Tie stalk from this years plants weigh
ed Of them six and threequarters, and another
lot OF the number, four pounds. They certainly
superior to anything have Of the kind. Those
wishing further information the subject viii sddrg Mr..
| Cahoon as lbove.-AHday CIV. ~ Country Gelheaa"
| AUq. -, 1856 IGwii
| Kenosha Oct. 2, 1856.
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rg~We would call the attention of our read
ers to tho notice in another column Of a special
meeting + the Kenosha County Agricultural So
c.etv, to be held at buttons next Tuesday. This
Is meeting Of the utmost Importance 10 the
we.lbeing of the Society, offering the best op-
portunity for q reconstruction, alteration, or
modification of the Constitution and Bye-Laws.
Officers Will have to be chosen, which alone
should call out a general attendance from both
city and county.
Inthe choice of Officers the greatest discretion
should be exercised, SO much depends on the dri-
wing wheels Of the association. They should be
men who are popular in our county, possessing
enlarged views AMI liberal public spirit and per-
severance, and above all, imbue8 with strong
desire for the advancement Of the Society.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-23

1--WE believe there has not in the past six
teen years been an occasion in Pennsylvania in
which the Democrats have not done better and
poHed better maorities at the state election than
al the subsequent Presidential election In 1915
Iayior gained some eleven thousand votes at the
Presidential election over the vote of his party
al the state election. If the past history ef
PENNSYLVANIA is coed for any thing, the result
OF the late election makes her sure for Fremont
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HENRY GoODRICIf.

New York, Oct. 3 1866.
PROF. Wo0D Dear Sir After reading the advertise
in 81 the New York journals, Of your celebrated
Hair Restorative procured haIf pint bottle ard was 90
much pleased with IT, that continued s for montg,
and satisfied Is decidedly the beet preparation before
the public II removed all daudruG and unpleasant
itching from the scalp and has restored MY hair naturally
and have no doubt permanently %.
You have permission to refer tome, all who entertain any
doubt Of its performing all that Il cs lined for It,
Hiss FEEks. % = Greenwich Avarna-
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HaRrER for November has been laid upon our ia
bic by Simeon King who has just received his
monthly inStalment 1t is capital number, with an
attractive table Of contents. Get il for % cents.
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GREAT SALE
7 L0TS---AT A I CTI0 N.
ON FRIDAY, OCT. 81, 1896,


TUE Present Proprietor Of tha Ioster Farm called
which consists OF liz Acres Of Land, and situated
within abost 200 rods o. The business portion o. the City Of
Kenosha has recently laid out said land into Lots %
Bloc KS, and ia TIE centre u The Grtter Ssc9a oa
acttch said tiya IS l1eat hHS dTprolrtued 0rer 10
acres ground, and Including part az Handsome 6FoCe,
for Seminary Of Learning, Of high order Ger
tain portion Of he Sales 81 The above Lots Blocks ttz
one mi Of that portion Ct the plat lying south o. Pomeroy
the support of said Institution certain price, are to be az
fixed before sale and purchasers have ths privilege Of bid
ding choice, and Ell the money raised from such choice
viii he spugopriat I'd 70 BtGa g TIE Snt7dry Grounds
by walks, trees, h Gb5gy, c ad to enclose te Sas with
good substantial fence.
The Prices VII be made TtJ2Hdat6 as E0ST5tte, con
sisten With the success Enterprise; and the Terms OF
payment viii be, quarter oo-, ani the balance in 0ae
tc0 und three gears per cent interest and secured by
mortgage the premises. All the money bid FOR choice,
must also be paid delivery OF the deeds.
This Enterprise has been contemplated for years but The
norEnes q tie place have prevented its establishment
until now Its object the thorough training Of Children
and Youths. Of both under sfa and experienced
acbers who shan be governed strictly by moral and Chris
principles. Il the intention Ct the Proprietor 70 have
School ia operation the premises ia tie course Of Il
months
The friends Of This uportan Enterprise July impress
ed With IS value the welfare Of our Bs1- and now
Gro WING CITY The location Of the City Of KaEosha
enc ofte most bsauul in the GTat He and possesses
Great Natural Advantages for business ft1cs. And
IS about to have Railroad into the interior which viii
fully Geve.cpe its resources The location for the Seminary
the most beautiful in the neghborhood. Much thought
has been bestowed upon this Enterprise, and the motto is
!. b sure goa are Riq53, ten go-aaead."
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A II.
Enauire of sERENO FISK, agent,
Swls opposite The Court House, he'loo5d, Eis.
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VOU CAN see Splendid Lot of Prints and
T. Ginghams al
MERRILL, KELLOGG s. Co.'S
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DECEE All Wool DeLanes-French Merinos-
4 T. Thibets, fun assortment, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG s. Co.'S
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~ Our Democratic brethren are engaged in
what we honestly believe to be most unhOly
cause, and what is very natural to sUch cause
they are not scrupulous as to the means neces-
sary to advanee3it. Believe none of their sto-
rios retailc1 On the eve of election. Our candi-
dates in all respects are as good as theirs, and
are devoted to freedom while theirs are devoted
to slavery. Let this decide your vote. Vote
t0g freedom and fraelom,s can didates
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SHITPED.--The schooner Wings Of The Wind took
on a cargo $4,000 bushels wheat for Buffalo at the
middle pier and sailed, on Monday morning last
Schooner AjLatross, took on 10000 bushels at the
North pier and sailed for Buffalo same morning.
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REOHAEKs Lustres De Bage OF all shades, at
w MERRILL, KELLOGG 50 Co's.
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have used Prof O. Woods Hair Restorative and have
admired IFS wonderful effects. It restored my hair where
had fallen on g cleans The head and r-udees the hair
soft and sT1ootf-muci more thsn Oh.
Louisville, NoY !. l-4s MARY A. ATKINSON.
~ Sold A. III Market street, ST. Louis Missouri gIt
Broadway, New YORK, and by al Druggists elsewhere A.
kind q family patent Medicines for sale best si-
ole terms, a. Professor Woods Establishments ia Market
Street ST. Louis.
~ sold here by all the Druggist and amanufaciurers
prices wholesale and retail, Milwaukee and Chicago
Kgs0sHA. 9us.
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Merrill, aellogg &Ga's


pLACK silks, BischofFs and Gro D Rhine at
D MERRILL, KELLOGG * Cos
NEANTELLA yeIve.s-quite good, at
We MERRILL, KELLOGG & Cos.
T AIDES Cloakng, Broad, Beaver and Pilot
e. Cloths at, MERRILL, KELLOGG IL Go.
TElHE Best Stock of DeLaines and Cassameres
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Cos.
DECA All Wool DeLaines-French Merinos-
Il y Thbets, fun assortment, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG s. Co.'S
REORAEEs Lustres, De Bage OF all shades, at
IFA MERRILL, KELLOGG 50 Cos.
NTOU CAN see Splendid Lot of Prints and
MERRILL, KELLOGG s. Cos.
ENRENCH FIowers-Ruches with flowers,
a and plain Ruches of all kinds, at
MERRILL KELLOGG & Co.'S.
CURTAIN Drapcry-Curtain Shados-Cur-
" tain Cambric-Curtsin Cords ond Tassels, and
Putnams Patent Curtain Fixtures, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Co.'S.
A Splendid lot of Ladies Hosiery from 12l eta
"a to 81 Fleecy Lined for Misses, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Cos.
Ep LACK Velvet Ribbon cheap by the piece
Z . with good assortment OF Trimmings & Dress
Buttons at MERRILL, KELLOGG Co.'S.
GENTLEMEN with cold hands can be furn.
III ished with Gloves, silk with feecy lining-Kid,
SILK and Wool-Cloth with Kid l.ining-Bern lined
Buck, with acknowledgements, Buck M1ttens
and Gloves of all qualities st
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Cos.
OPERA Esoods, White and Colored- Knit
" Goats and Comfortables, of all kinds, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Co.'S
II NIT shfrss and Drawers, full Stock, at
IA MERRIiL, KELLOGG g. Cos
HATS ana CAPS, some Rich Silk Plush, at
HE MERRILL KELLOGG & Cos
| 6 HAWKS, shmNvis,-Long and Square Bro
! ~ eha-Geunau, Bay State, and keace Dale Weol
Shawis Also, splendid lot Of Gentlemen's Shawls,
at MERRILL, KELLOGG & Cos.
ygyEEE FARMERS will find our Stock of Grey
| d Cloths, Sattnats, Tweed5 and Casslmeres, good
and cheap this fall
MERRILL KELLOGG, Go,
6ANE COGgs Of Cheap Prints, for Bedding, and
| ~ Batting to ill., at
! FUSE ESeceiycd-A Large Quantity Of Plain
- and Twilled FLANNEL, at
MERRILL KELLOGG & Cos.
CHEAP lot of Bleaehed Sheetng and Shirt
! "a ing can lie seon at
|
| StURPETsENGa to see what a quantity Of Yam
| - keo Notions can be found at
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Cos.
EEAEss EgEsEzT1s, Cloth Shoe, Horse, Paint,
! z 4 White Wash and Scrubhins Brushes, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG Il Cos.
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ESEENCM EIOwers-Ruches with flowers,
4 and plain RHches of all kinds at
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Cos.
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

rgyBE Brick House and Lot on the Court House
Z Block, occupied by the subscriber. 1t is farn
shed with good well Of water, cistern and other
for house keeping. For terms apply
to 5 Y. BRANDE.
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900 Acres in Observation-Disclosures, fences and
-ksEV appertenaEces of the first order-now in
possession Of leading farmer Of the county, whose
failing health.alone induces him 10 offer this proper
ty for sale. inquire of ). J. BRANDE.
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FENHE Best Stock of DeLaines and Cassameres
4 in the city, at
MERRILL, KELLOGG Cos.
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1T @ h - "a Il III :
CAHOON'S
Seeding Pie-Plant,
Gooseberries, Currants, Grapes,
Shrubbery, Bulbs, Tubers, &c. &c.
will securely pack in boxes and forward according to

win securely pack in boxes, and forward according to
directions Roots for So; Five Roots fer S. One Root
for 81 by the hundred sl0Cash in all cases, 10 be sent
with the order.
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EN tho First Wharf.-The SutlIo House, on S W cor
4 of block Z is offered for sale and will be sold
cheap for cash Call and see the property
S. Y. BRANDE.