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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03
a. LEWIS B. SON,

Corner Main and MARKET SIS,
Kenesha,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wisconsin,
A RE anxious to dispose of their large assortment
"a of Dry GoO9s Groceries, Boots d. Shoes, Hats
and Caps, STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods,
YANKEE NOTIONS &C.,
All of which have been selected for this market and
purchased upon the most advantageous terms.
Years of experience in this place and an extensive
acquaintance with the citizens of this county enables
to supply their wants and desire to retain our
old customers, as well as obtain new ones, would il
nothing elso induce to sell ut such reasonable pro.
fits are just to both seller and purchaser
We are in weekly receipts of New Goods, from
the eastern market, and our Stock is always full SO
that selections can be made from large assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
by the citizens oft the West
Every KIND OF produce taken in exchange for goods,
or purchased at the highest market price
Come and See! One and AII!!
ly@ Store on the corner of Main and Market Sta.
directly under the kenosha City Bank
A. LEWIS g. SON
Kenosha Wis, June, 1855. TvI5n52
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03

ue matter OF the estate of Franklin Fenton deceased
eau,hg ana ming the petition Of Sarah H. Fenton OF
henosha City, in Kenosha county and state of WIS.,
M taxing Que proofs Of the same representing among
olher 'hg that Franklin Fenton late of Kenosba
on te lsth day OF March, A. d. 1856 died len
gooos ehaes and estate within this county, and that she
e sau petitioner is the widow Of said deceased and pray
my ma OF SAID estate be granted her.
IL Ordered that said petition be heard before the udgs
tS Court on Saturday the 18th day Of July 1856
y of kenosha.
Ana 1t further Ordered That notice thereof be given 10
Inc ers OF said deceased and all persons by
Puosg copy OF this order for three successive pr
or to said day OF hearing in the Tribune Telegraph
weekly newspaper printed and published at Kenosha IL,
said County. JON b. JILSUN
I'm Iuftp a Qxpi y,d
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
>~>~>~~~--~~~-
Attac hment Notice-In Justice Ccurs

Attachment Notice-In Justice Ccurt.
r 1snO Of w Sean,y To william Thompson
YOU hereby notified that writ of has beer
issued against you, and property attached to sa
isy the demand of Joseph Hast amounting
dollars and fifty cents Now unless you appear before VIII
liam Wait justice of the peace ia and for said counv
his office in said town. the ninth day July d is5S
at ten o'clock p H. judgment will be rendered against Won
AMI your property sold TO pay the debt ~ wv
Dated this 18th day of June, A. D. 1856
3w2 JOSEpII III CIR M, .,.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03
Rheumatism.

Poor afflicted mortal! How many sleeplcss nights
and hapless days have you passed! Your aching
ing: But for you there is relief; do not doubt but
believe, and show your faith by works Go to Stark
weathers or Rebinson's, Druggists in Kenosha, and
ask Tor r. Mort'more'S Rheumattc Compound The
Every bottle is worth to you thousand 1t has
cured unbelieving thousands. Ask for a circular
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03

BcAneHs Imperial Tome has never failed in curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence possess-
es over all other Toncs is, that it contains no Oui
nine, or any other mineral whatever; purely veget-
able, harmless and efficient, Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARKWEATHER& Co, Druggists
& +. ROBINSON, Kenosha
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03
DARLEY'S
ARABIAN HEAVE REMEDY.
FOR THE CURE OF
Hcaves, Thick and Broken Winds, Coughs, and
all diseases which affect


This preparation is in common among the Arabs who
feed to their horses three times year, for about
week time, which doubt the of their remark
able speed and unaing wind 1t introduced into Eng
land years ago by MR. BARLEY of Yorkshire who pro-
cured the receipt from Arabian She Chief from whom
he purchased horse, during his residence in Syria and
BARLEY ARABIAN, from which sprang the largest and
most splendid horses known. 1t will not only prevent
but eectualy the above named complaints cerces
the breathing apparatus by removing from the air cells
lymph secretion which in heaves clogs them, causing
difficulty ofbreang By its action the disease part
es the mucus-menbrane to its natural dimensions
thus euazng the circulation of the blood the
vessels to their natural size-as
CONDITION MEDICINE
1t is unequaed its effects in this respect truly astonish
ing Many horses which, before using this medicine were
considered worth $50 have by use from to pack
ages been restored to healthy and sound condition the
horses appetite has been improved the arrangements
the digestive organs corrected the skin soft the
coat assumed sleek and shiny appearance otherwise
much improved that they would readily sell from $50
SI25-The cure has been complete and permanent Itmay
be used at all times with perfect safety and may be
given to Horned Ctte cell Horses Price rs cents
CAUTIONEvery package Of the genuine "Darleys Ara
bian Heave Remedy bears the written Signature HD
CO. All other is spurious and should be avoided as so
much poison, Remember this. d. w IIURD,
Sole Proprietors, CT Maiden Lane, New York.
~ FUTILE & MOSES, Aubsrn, n. Y, General Agents
for the States of New YORK and Michigan whom orders
should be addressed Aso for sale by j. X WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL, Auburn.
For Sale by STARKWEATIlER Co, Kenosha,
6ms2I CORY & ENANS, Waukegan
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03
TO MOTHERS.

A RE EGCR Children afflicted with worms p
/ a do they loath with disgust the oily vcrmifuccs
of the day! Go to STARKWEATHER's 5, or +. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of BcnnetEs u 0ynn
LoEenges. They are easily administered as candy,
and equal if not superior to any Vcrmifuge in use
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03
REMOVED,

DR: l.. WHITMORE. has removed his
IN he new block over the City Bank where he is
fully prepared to execute any work in DENTISTRY
IN the most approved STYLE he has procured the art of
sertg teeth the new style, called Dr j. Aliens Continuous
yum WORK OF which specimens be his Rooms
also told or Silver Plate Work, from TO set -
eeh plugged with gold ANA warranted for life. Teeth
acte regulated cleaned and treated for all diseases the
teeth.
Dr. Witmore has been engaged in the DENTS business
een years. and from his long experience, he takes great
pleasure in warrartng all operations in the mouth be
oe as wei as can be done in this other country he
wound state that he is no travelling Dentist and will be
hand at all times to make his warrants good His charge
VIII be as low as any other experienced Dentist.
rs Office hours, from eight until four.
DIR. L. WHITM0RE.
heRoSId. IvI6n33tf1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
The True pemocraiic Party.

Commenting the declaration OF Senator Wils,n, Of
Massachusetts, that he and his friends get posses
OF the government and govern the country the
Democratic party the Lynchburg virgiuau has the
following remarks:
THE tra, Democratic party" That's the idea. 1t Is
by the spread OF true Democratic principles that the Abo
iiOni-ts hope ultimately succeed in their purposes 1t
because lac regarded the principles OF 'g,,e Demo-
cfacy favorable to freedom. that Gov Chase, he
himself ha declared attached himself the Democratic
patty! Ii the principles OF pure Democracy
carried IN TIL, country the institution OF slavery would
necessarily aud inevitably be abolished We progress
wards abolition We progress towards Pre and simple
Democracy.
This is he language of contemporary lsit not trucy
l. there mcthng in the radIcs progressive, limo
Vatory spirit Of uubdcd democracy, that invites aud
cOuragcs a disregard OF cOmpActs, OF established nstitu-
uu- ot vrncr-r uagr>y l. II that Ia the
OF the thorough democrat nothing sacred iuVOlabe
Does he dyesI everything like conservatism aud IL
the teachings OF all who have gone before him
Must not AbOi0nsm of Necessity ind readlcst
vers among the restless Revolutionary aggressive, and
lI~ess who hOrd together in all countries under
the OF Democracy. How else TO account for
the fact that suy OF the old leaders OF American demo-
cracy engaged in the OF slavery agitation Look
at Brney, Butler, Van Buren, Hale, WilmOt, Trupbul,
Blair Miles, Wells, Reeder, Bryant Lane, Benton Free.
mont, Grow, Nye, Mann. King Cha-. aud Others, all
iaught IN the schools OF democracy and learning from il
that nothing in government should be shielded from the
mrdding fingers Of tnkering reiomers. Well might the
Massachusetts, Senator have concluded thst when abolition
trumphed we should then have true democracy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
AUCTION sALE. ApvgnrrsrD IN rHF WHO


sthrrust Man
ADD Franklin, and brick dwelling
IL, commencing "a o'clock = VI.
Also sale Of half lot Of Main and Madison
~ O'Clock y. VI.
street opposI
Metropolitan Hall. At . O'Clock T. 81
lBtSalc 81 valuable
at Rockets, ~ o'clock NJ Also, sundry building
dwellings, etc. In lOealy-a very extensive sar
See advertisement
iilrwo desirable brick Church Hin "a. Levys
estAte) ~ O'Clock y. VI.
t5-The large warehouse Market Bridge
occupied by Mr. jas Winston also.
alley, commencing at ~ O'Clock =. NJ Terms liberal.
same daySAle o dJO county,
YER.
CommIssioners sale countyt- "Cid,r
Mil uact etc, on the premises, ut ".
building Church Hill, Grace, 9Th
At 2 o'clock r. ".
2iA Hanover Of 229 acres sold
deed, ~ Asiand-hour mentioned.
2Cth-sac Of the palmyra Mills" IN Fluvauna county.
Coumssioners sale o. several tracts Of land In Hanover.
II fr, otherwise the next suitable fair day thereafter
Jme 1lTe tract containing lis known "woodiawn
~ miles from RcmOud-a desirable country seaw he sold
the premises at ~ o'clock y M,u fair
Nay shvxiensive sale Of furniture wares. omnibus, g.
the powtan House, commencing At ~ O'Clock aud eontnu
from day 10 day
guA 81 groceries NJ the suction
Moucurr Co, ~ 10 O'Clock A.. ~.
i2ti-lsrgu United
mencng NJ H. o'clock AN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08

appoint twelve delegates and represent this
county IN the State Convention to be held Ssunon
the 9Th OF May next for the purpose Of appointing electors
for the State of Virginia
Sd. R's'irod. That McsSrs. John D. lmbodcn and Boil
var Christian bc authorized Ia aeacs in the ali
sencc OF any delegates from this county.
9TH. Rssoir That the procccings at this meeting hc
published m the Richmond Wing and National American
Delegates appointed; c. Il. Hnnev T. I. Mapp. Thos.
Psrrauorc, 4. :. Grant, DIR. VIM. = Harvey Vim. T.
kellsn, VIM. j. Aydleatt, Thos. 4. Bunting, Henry C.
Wsther Nathaniel foslue, L. C. II. Hnney
Then, on motion OF T. T. Mapp, Esq. the Chairman aud
Secretary were appointed delegates to said Convention
The meeting tnen adjourned
MICHAEL W. WEST. Chairman.
J. J. GREEN, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
The National American.

Since the nomination Of Mr.. Fillmore, and for the
most obvious reasons have Intentionally and stu
diously abstained from any allusion direct indi
rect to the sheet whose stands nj the head Of
this paragraph. We SAY for the most obvious rea-
sons because pending the canvass, and while en-
gagged in active fight with common enemy, We
felt disposition to be drawn into any controversy
with any man, or set of men, who professed a pur-
pose to battle side by side with in behalf of the
election OF Willard Fillmore. On the contrary, We
willing to let the past feuds and controversies
between the Amerieah and ourselves, be overlooked
aud forgotten, until at least after the great Presden
iial battle had been fought and won. We wanted
no cause of difference disturbance re-opened or
introduced between any Of the friends Of Fillmore
during the continr Of the struggle for his eleva
ton to the Presidency We wanted peace and har-
mony to pervade our entire ranks; and then, when
the fight was over We should bc ready for tilt with
political friend or political foe rcumstsnces
might determine.
On several occasions, since Fillmorcs nomination
we have observed disposition on the part of the
american, to provoke renewal Of the controversy
which prevailed between MS some two or three months
ago So far however, have uniformly resisted the
temptation crafty it in its wish, and all for the
sake Of neither doing nor appearing to do, anything
which could, by possibility result in injury to the
prospects of Mr. Fillmore in Virginia. But this little
sheet seeming nothing for the of Fill
more, if it only be privileged to vent little Of
its harmless spleen at us appears still TO be anxious
to revive the controversy between us; and hence,
with that view prints silly article concerning in
its issue OF yesterday
But for the same reason which dictated our course
immediately after the nomination Of Fillmore, We are
still anxious To avoid the appearance of contro
verSy between ourselves and any paper enlisted in
his support. In the meantime, however, we wish
it distinctly understood that are in no sense in
climed To sneak away from any conflict which Others
may choose To force upon We willing, at
any moment to meet and abide its consequences and
then. if harm enSueS 10 the common cause, the re
sponsibility must attach to others, and not TO
selves.
We had supposed that the little organ knew by
this time that il made earthly difference with Us
what it its little squad Of peculiar friends thought
OF us or our course. One thing another-it is all
the to We had supposed, moreover, that
it, ambition for controversy had been properly mo-
derated and chaStened and that it, wish henceforth
would be for a life of modest quiet aud repoSe. But
thing in tle agonies Of 4 slow death makes itself
both pitiabe and ridiculous from necessity. 1t
can't avoid having disgusting spasms. We there
fore take our leave of it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
fFoR rHE VINO
To the Voter. Of Lnnenbnrr crnnt,.

The time approaching when you will be called
select officers TOR your county Some work for their
personal friends some are CRYING down with the Knox.
Nong- and pni in Democrats; say Jet initiate
tie example Of the dark lanterns who are a nitors and
obnoxious men, and s Of them out Of Office and put
in orr own All hands engaged in a hot discus
'ou a. who aud who will be- elected Some nre pledged
to vote Tor t- sud that the weather cooke sre try.
ing To fluid out shc way the sind will blow-and strange
u say have not heard Tor the fret time the question
raised a. To who b. best qualified 70 serve the peope
Vow say, first that your friend may not make "a. good
tn officer a. -olnr body c-e's friend secondly that w.
Democrats Should not initiate the example u BAD men
thirdly that tho question should not boz VINO will be- elected
pn' "hoougl ." Doc ouuhy. that COOL citizen sill not
prig' Or sell Iii vote % any man. but will ,way- vote Tor
he best mHu iu ihc field The day of election GGby
ud tic wclthe'pck- aud olcc..cekcf- lad better vail
hUle ~h" of gen. tu be- -nr that they Iuw from what
quarter tue wind "ihDw. Aud. say to 49, smethor what
e scripture teach u', "D DO good aud love our
'rnes, aud ihu, heap GOALS ri hrr ou t r Lends tit
/ -'lt an-w'r turncth away wrath" And say 10 son
" a paurs, iur Coils sake don't max, ynuI.eIye- 10
''A 10y stopping low, and dabbhng into Htle natter
wv ''- n'sr'ie and disable your party nut save your
ammunition 20 shoot 81 big game bro the coming cottsst
-iy 90 he hlc l,.drt- Of thc party look ,,, TO- v
'i'i- and mptivc- Will be- closely Observed Fr,i, gin
'tle That want To write little history "a tho ,,,.,
'NPh-hl vf m' o9n qualification and WIth the hone ~
"."'"i,n- iie people. and a. say something about tb,
@''a' chaa'i'fs ~hu ste hgunng ON the .tsge ,,,,
-'" n' '''l'i DO Zach district. when hc votes. 90 have
10 '' '''' recorded Vu- -- pledged -- Dart,
-- ind,p.udnf TIL. Will sil lor much b.. I'D. pt',2
Well. they -N Jordan b. hard ,o,,I u, ti % w 80
stop and subscribe r, SELF ~ vi"
, Your humble s,..y.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08

BoCR's SUGAR MAKrSG APPARATUS were present
Yesterday AFTERNOON at the working o newly invented
apparatus for concentrating syrup sugar Ii op
Grating, cNpcrmrntaly, Goodales Refinery, ia the
Fourth District and quite number OF gentlemen in the
interest present watching its operation aud
discussing it, merits. There seemed be but one op.
ion about IT, namely that It is great invention and will
IN time, work quite revolution IN sugar making and
far observation extended We could not discover
how any other conclusion could be arrived at
The great features OF the invention are it, simplicity
aud it, economy both the and ia it, subsequent
IL Is designed 60 do away with the costly vacuum
pans now in use. The inventor that with one OF
his machines, costing about - 500 he make as much
sugar be made by OF the present vacuum pans
costing $500 BY it person make eight hogs
heads oi sugar per day and no ia whatever il CURED
As the boiling can he done To extent with the
steam OF the sugarhouse engine.
The apparatus consists of hollow discs OF copper
fixed hollow shat, axle through which they are
hled with steam. IL rests broad copper trough
filled with syrup, into which the discs dip several iuchr.
The discs about aud hall feet in diameter and
iN inches thick. They filed and heated by the waste
steam OF the engine Introduced through small pipe in
10 the hollow axle and put in revelation by belt
the engine. As they revoye, little ippers on the edge
of each disc raise the syrup and duse regularly over
the entire surface OF the hot copper by this means the
syrup Is thoroughly and speedily boiled without pos
-ibiiy OF it, burning, dctrtoFatng from any other
cause. The simplicity of the machine IL altogether adj
mrabe when consider what advantages il possesses
over the ether machinery in use
We shown samples Of the sugar made by the new
process. 1t different aud purrr article in taste and
appearance, from tina, made ii the old way Altogether
Of the opinion that Mr.. Bous invention is worthy
the serious attention Of planters aud all others interested
in the sugar trude.-N. ~. Crescent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08

In conclusion. we invoke the Enquirer to sound
its trumpet sfreSh We fear the stolid Democracy
or the odd Dominion do not property appreciate the
necessities Of Kansas, and the dangers impending
over the South. Their attention. their thoughts.
their souls, too much engroSscd in the paltry
business of selecting delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention Let them be lecturcd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
DEATH OBJ q. PERCIvAL.
Mr. IL

CHcAS May 81 g. Preiva the aud the time geoogsi
II the State, died on Friday last.
deceased ~
lAie ~ Yale College in ISIS His appearance an author
Ia sl5 aud IN -22 considered popular poet
he county In 1875 lee appointed assistant surgeon
United states army and stationed W Point
mi.try but he resigned bis Commission months
Hnd returned g. literary lie possessed great linguistic
aud assisted Noah compilation Of his
grvst Dictionary lie had made survey
lie f.a1flg ofI Uu.f.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
Your humble servant.
PLAtN ENGLISH
MEETING OF TIE ANEmcANPARTY 0y Accov ,
InI Wy

At meeting Of tie American party, held az Che c,,,
lou'e April 4''h' 1880, loui. e. &c. Epucy e,pl,p.i
'he object OF rc meeting and or motion u ,sid y,,,,
Gen MITCHELL W. wE>r W.. appointed ,l,,i,,n.a
aud }. } GErrN appointed s,cr,taty
The i'IloEing r,.oIu'ion. were offered by = = Mo-,
Fec, which ~-re unanimously adopted. viz. wv
~ h'soissd. That the American p,,fy ,, -.
c2ri'aly enn"-r We h9'n'natlon' nnJe o., The Ps5ei
bic a. secure the clcctionoi NJ. W loi'
and Andrew J. Douolson '" I"mofe
2ni. R'so'''d, That Tie Chairman Lo sv,bo,i,.a q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

BoSToN May GA meeting of the American Council
held to-day, when fillmore elected officers
aud resolutions repudating the nonin alton of Mr. Fillmore
tabled by decided majority. The anti. Fillmore
m retired, aud will probably issue call to elect dele
gates To the New York convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
ENee,.Ire Punishment.

The Enquirer is ntctng upon its readers the most
cessive aud unusual punishment by its publication ola
res Of communications the euphonou- signatus Of
Bldg CITY, The object Of this dull aud numbering vii
ter i to prove Mr. Fillmore Aboltonisti Why don't
the Try to show that the is made Of green
cheesey
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08

Hunter Stock be looking up a little here in
Virginia. The Petersburg district has just appointed
Hunter delegates to Cincinnati Messrs. K. X Meade,
aud Lewis L. liarve the gentlemen appointed. Old
Buck, however, is still long way ahead. Pierce Doug.
las and Edo Shin where in the race. What can
the matter be that these bright particular get.
ting votes: Are they let down with the Virginia De-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-08
Hnrril,le.

The Richmond Enquirer, with the formal srious-
and gravity in the world staes with the
ment that 1.-THE EnqHirsr,-ooks upon the action Of
the Stanton Convention with "suprens Indifference"
We feel cut Don't you. reatery