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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
Barnum's Beat Plan

We take the following hit at Mr.. p. r. Bar.
mum from the London Punch It will be recol-
lected that our London correspondent in a late
letter stated that Gen. Tom Thumb contem-
plated taking Barnum to exhibit on his Cont
mental tour
An advertisement, headed 'Barnum Engaged, ,
announces that the dwarf called Tom Thumb
has engaged his former guardian, the world-re-
nowned Z. L. Barnum, to exhibit him at his
morning entertainment Instead of falling
back upon Tom Thumb, why does not Barnum
go ahead and supply the demand of the gaping
public with astoupdipg noYeltyl- Hapu-aan he
have failed to get hold of his countryman, the
medium, Mr.. Humsl Here is genuine Yam
kee Owen Glendower, whose spirits, according
to Roman and Anglo-Cath newspapers, &C
tually do come when he does call for them; carry
about and ring hand-bels, play tunes on &C
cordeons and pianos, make books fly and tables
dance, tickle knees, pick peoples pockets, ex-
tinguish and relight candles, and cause any lady
or gentleman DESTROYS of trying the experiment
to shake hands with q mysterious cold-handed
something. This is the man for Mr.. Barnum' $
money, considering the money which Mr.. Bar
mum might make through his means. Or Bar
mum might put himself, if he is not already, in
communication with the Yorkshire Spiritual Tel
egraph, and get the editor to get the poet Dante
to lend him hand, or pair of hands, for the
purpose of decorating the heads of the bystand-
ers with orange flowers, or with donkey ears if
judged more suitable. Let Barnum give a series
of entertainments under the title of 'Sorcery for
the Superior Glasses, Why should he content
himself with exhibiting Tom Thumb, when
with the assistance of Mr. Hume, he might, in
a very short time successfully pretend to OK
hibit the deyill The exhibition of one pair
merely, of spirit hands, would be worth Wash
ngton's nurse, the Feejee mermaid, and Tom
Thumb put together. If Barnum could only
make an arrangement with Hume, he would
be enabled to work rich mine of HUM )bug
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
ST. Louis, May q

Sk. Louis, May 70
bred Scott, his wife and two daughters, were
emancipated to-day, by Taylor Blow. The par
ties have been conveyed by Chatfee TO MasSa-
chusetts for that purpose.
By the above dispatch it will be seen that the
decision of the L. S. Supreme Court in the bred
Scott case, has again been set at nought After
all the labor and sophistry of Chef Justice Ia
ney to provo that bred Scott was nothing and
worse than nothing, simply because his skin
was darker than accorded with the taste of his
judge-after all his pettifogging and false rea-
soning in a vain effort to set aside the common
est instincts of humanity-after sacrihcingshis
own fair fame and making his name by-word
and reproach throughout the civilized world
his victim is free man! and will be recognized
as such, practically, in spite of al. the decisions
of all the courts in christendem.
1t is gratifying to know that even in Slave
holding States the spirit of liberality and human
ity is steadily growing in spite Of the attempts
that are made to stihe and check it. The result
of such decision as Judge Taney's is to over
reach itself. The wickednsss and absurdity of
Slavery is brought out more distinctly by such
a coloring, and the vision that could hardly dis
tinguish the shads of the "Patriarchal institu-
ton, where il blended with the light of human
ity, cannot overlook such an outline as this bred
Scott decision has given it.
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w ashington. MAY 80


Surgeon Caldwell, attached to the L.
5. ship Independence, under date of
Panama Bay, May Sth, has advised the
Navy Department that he had been in
formed there exists q practicable route
for ship canal, from the Gulf San Mig
net, Rio Swans, TO Fuerti, Del Principe.
a few miles above which the tide Gibbs:
thence about north by east, over low
ground to the Atlantic ocean, to Caledo-
MIA Bay, or little north of it; that the
whole country is low, well wooded and
watered, and Astounding in game, and
that small party can cross from Savanna
to the atlantic Ocean and return, making
a path or road as they go, in less than
ten days, without fear of Indians or
disease.
Surgeon Caldwell having obtained
leave Of Commodore heroine, hastily
explored the route and reports the sum-
nit level of the route from Fuerti Del
Principe northerly to the Atlantic, with
in eight miles of the Savanna, and would
not prove insuperable to engineering
skill, in construction of ship canal
Gen. Walker has telegraphed that he
will be in Washington as soon as posi-
BILE.
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REV. L. L. LANGsTR1TH'S
PATENT MOVABLE COIgB
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With this Hive, the Aparan has the entire
all the comSs. Any all the combs be taken at
pleasure without injury the combs engaging the bees
This advantage, alone, Importance than all the
combined advantages OF all Tie okhsr Hjcss in existence
Every apiaran knows, when this is accomplished all other
difficulties at once vanish.
1t permits all necessary operations to be performed with
out killing or inurhg bee It gives the power inspect
ing G the operations of the Bee and at all times
tanning their precise situation.
1t adapted to OF all sizes; being made large
small at pleasure in moment. The combs be moved
without any cutting or arring Combs be given to
bees to fill again.
time without nterruptng disturbing the bees
1t furnishes the greatest possible security against the
ravages of the Bee Moth.
offers facilities for feeding Bees either cold or warm
weather, superior any other hive admits
returned with stock Of Bee from Rock River and Madison
where they exhibited for days The Bees and
comb being repeatedly taken from the hive, held aud
amincd b. gentlemen without being without
the apparent interruption the labor OF
This Hive Of Bees is now owned by DIR. }. II. knba Of
this city.
time, in the most convenient beautiful and salahle form
All the good honey be removed and inferior up
piled for the consumption OF the bees IN It's place
1t is either swarmnS non-swarlaing hive, at the
pleasure Of the owner.
1t enables the Aparian multiply lis stock at pleas
IRE Queenless stocks can4be supplied with Queens with
out any difficulty.
Te Hive be made any person able to handle tools,
being very simple IN its construction.
There many advantages OF at least equal i'm
portance with those enumeratedfor full particulars Of
which would recommend all persons interested in the cul
ture OF the bee read the Rev L. L. Laugsroth's work
the Hive and Honey Bee.
Every lover Of the bee and its products will rejoice that
the time has arrived when the management OF The bee has
and perpexites are at once done away with.
This Hive is the result of 10 years unwsared and
stan experiment Of the Rev h. H. Langtroh, the nyen
for thepurposss intended As any invention ever made
5lf y. G. OTIS.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

.
A WoMAN's BELIEF IN 'WoMAN's p. c,,,rs
The following condensed opinion of .woman's
rights will remain true and in full force lono
after the feminine trspists Of the dav shall
have bsen forgotten;
oelIeve Ia conan as the equal Of man in that
shs equally with him YVES created in the IMAGE
VI our creator. And believe that the dgdity
ard worth OF human nature consist in this like
ness TO HSd' SO essentially and only, that after
this all other distinctions fade and are lost
believe that woman is inferior in pasition to
man, IN that she was created after him, for him.
and dependent upon him
believe that man Possesses strength and
conprehsnsiveness of intellect, which enables
him TO grasp vast and complicated subject,
and reveal its intricate relations, which woman
can only comprehend after they are once unrav-
elled.
believe that woman possesses decacy and
acuteness of perception, which enables her to
feel her way directly to many important and
practical truths which man reaches by longer
andE mOre labsrious process.
believe that many women surpass many men
in intellect.
believe thatmany men surpass many women
in feeling.
believe that neither the vigor of mans in
tellect, nor the accuracy Of wOman's tact, can
avail to preserve them from error if the will be
not bowed before the DEGREES OF God.
believe in womans right to careful develop
ment and cultivation of all her natural powers
and capabilities, SO as to render her in the high
est degree Intelligent, and happy an the sphere
which God has assigned to her.
l believe in wsman's right to keep silence in
public assemblies, and to leave the task of pub
lie instruction to those better fitted by nature
and circumstances to fulfil that important duty.
| believe that most women, if they listen rev.
erently for the voice of God and nature in their
own souls will find themselves drawn rather to
acts Of love and mercy in private and domestic
life, than TO grand public schemes for anchors
ting the condition of the race.
believe shat woman's natural and appropr-
ate position is that Of companion and assistant
TO man.
believe in wemans right to submit unre-
servedly to her husband in everything save in
matters of conscience between God and her own
soul
l believe IN mans right to love his wife oven
as himself TO regard her interest and welfare be-
fore his 0wn, to cherish and protect her as the
stpple of his eye.
believe in the right of each to labor, to suf
ter-if need be, to she'd their hearts blood for
the other
believe that the beauty and Joy Of life is love,
and that woman can love and does love as deeply
and devotedly man.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
., MosEr II EEw YoRk-The following is frol

MONEY IL NEw YoRK.-The following is from
the financial article in the last Eseaing Post.
The demand for money is very me derate, with an
increasing abundance on the market SO that il is
difficult to loan at six per cent on the best and gen
orally accepted securities Notwithstanding the
land speculatiens in the west the collections, we
learn, are good, though farmers are specializing a
little in lands The bulk of the western traders pay
promptly, but are buying sparingly of goods
Loans have been made freely the les. two or three
days at six per cent. cali, the securities being
rst class which does not at present include railroad
securities generally. The discount brokers find the
demand improving, with less offering First class
mercantile paper is st seven to eight per cent; sec
second class at eight to nine, and unendorssd notes
at eight to ten.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
KEN OSHA
RE AL EST ATE OFFICE

For the Purchase and Sale Of REAL EsTATEhe exami-
nation OF TITLEs-Payn OF TAxEs-and Conveyance
LANDED PRorER1Y. lots and Lands kept posted wthou
charge, unless sales are elected
HorsEs and LoTs for safe every part of the city, and
varying in price from s6Of to $4,000
FAESs and LANDS in evry town in the county and on
conmodatng terms.
hoSET invested in the Landed Securities ana a,
the highest market rates Of Interest
TAxEs paid, and TAxlIILEs compromised and general
Agency for the manager Of liabilities accrung on Eea
Estate.
TITLES examined and perfected by the aid Of superior
system Of indexes made under personal supervision Also
gent for the Alliance Fire Insurance Co. PHILADELPHIA
Bsks taken at current rates OFFICE with Clerk Of Circuit
Court. BPANDE
hEsosHA, Nov 10, 1856. 1y22
W. a. Bachelors Hair Dive.
GREY, Red, o. Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beautfu
and Natural Brown or Black, without injury to the
Hair or SKIN, by Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
PITTEEs MEDALS ASD DIPLOMAS have been awarded to
VIM Bachelor since 1889, aud over 900 applications
have been made to the hair Of his patrons Of his famous Dye
1t produces color be dist iuguished from and
be continue I,
Made sold applied lin nine private rooms) at the wig
Factory, 1888 Broadway, New York
Sold In all cities and towns Of the United States BY Drug
gists and Fai icy Goods Dealers.
Y The enune has the name and address unon steel
'iate engravL az four sides OF each box
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
An ,.t .,. 20 Broadway, New York.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout the Uned
W. lyn5
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5heriH,s Sale.
Renas;;a Comfy Circuit COurt,

Y virtue oftwo wrts Of fer acas issued ont nd under
ID the seal of the circuit in and the county Of
Kenosha and state of Wisconsin, directed and delv
cred against goods and chatte lands and tenements
Of Patrick p Lynch have levied upon and shall offer for
sale and sell public yudue to the highest bidder there
for the law directs the court house, in the city and
county Of Kenosha, 'oresaid Saturday the
30th day Of May 1851, between the hours Of and
two O'Clock in the afternoon Of said all the right title
and interest Of the said Patrick p Lynch and to the fol-
lowing described pieces parcels Of land lying and being
in the county and state aforesaid, 10 wit The south
hao che southwest quarter Of section number thrtysx
(36 containing eighty Also all that portion Of the
east one hundred the northeast quarter OF section
number thirty five 5 lying south of the division fence
tween Patrick r. Lynch and John Mccullough containing
about tftyhye Also al that piece land bounded
as follows, beginning 1t stake the of said section
thirty hye running thence east sixty rods thence north
thirteen and onehFd rods thence sixty rods thence
south thirteen and onethrd rods the place ofbegnnng
containing five Also, that piece OF land bounded as
follows wit beginning at the southeast corner OF the
southeast quarter section number twenty three ence
running westerly the south line OF said quarter section
point where the Spring Brook road said south
line near blacksmith shop, thence along the centre Of
said Spring Brook road in norteazteFy dreconto the
east Ire NJ said ouartersecon thence south along Tho
lire about seyepy-sx rods the place Of beginning
containing about thirty acres. All OF said lands lie In toyn
che north OF range twenty-five east in the town OF peasant
prairie Kenosha County Wisconsin.
Dated Kenosia, April 18th, A. ID. 1851
IVA 4. PAGE TYMESON, Sheriff
OF Kenosha County, Wis.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Tuesday tbs
9th day Of June, A. D. 1851, at the place time o.
day A. p TYMEs0N, Sheriff
Dated, Kenosha, May 80, 1851. OfKenOsha County.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

Col BENTON on THE DEsTISr or Kansas
The Cleveland Herald states that Col. BENTON de-
elared, during his recent visit there, ON Saturday
last. that Missouri had soil capable of supporting
as large population any territory of equal size
on the continent, and its minerals mere as abundant
under ground. He is also reported as saying.
That it viii yet be free State, is oniy uues
tisn of time. So OF Kansas-slsO question Of tins
not long to be delayed. The convention to be elec
ted under the bogus census and laws. may present
slave constitution, but the people OF the territory
would knock il on the head The South cannetrap-
dly populate new territory-the North steady and
-esistless'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

st. Louis, June |.
Kansas letters to the Republican says that the
Convention at Lecompton on the 25th inst, re-
suited in the nomination of Calhoun, Jones and
BSiling, TO represent Douglas * Co., in the Con.
stitutiOnal Convention.
Resolutions were prepared by Col. Beaverton
and offered by Southern Pro-Slavery man,
taking strong democratic grounds. Adopted
Gov. Walker, Senator Wilson, Gov. Robinson
and others, spoke at Lawrence, Tuesday. Walk
er's remarks Were received with applause.
Walker reached Lecompton Wednesday, and
read his Inaugural, which reviews the action OF
the Free State men, and declares, that the Ter
ritorial laws shall be enforced, and the position
already taken be maintained by the whole pow
er of the Government. The Gov. pledges him
self TO every endeavor to have the Constitu-
tion submitted 10 the people for ratification.
Lscompte. X. T.. Nay 28.-GOv. Walker ar
rived here yesterday He was received very
quietly; his Inaugural is lengthy document 1t
declares that the Territorial Laws shall be en-
forced, and criticses the action of the Free State
Men. Gov. Walker passed through Lawrence
on his way here, and assured the people there
that everything would be fair
At the nominating convention, TO be held for
this election of a card. date fer delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, Surveyor Gen. Mr.
Calhoun Jones, of Union, and man named
Collins, alleged PrO-slaVery men, were nomina.
ted
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

Ey-It will be remembered that we copied last
week an account, from Rockford paper, of q
Charsvari, which resulted in the death of one of
the young men engaged in it. Mr.. Bebb, who
fired the fatal shot upon the intruders, has since
had examination before three Justices and
been discharged. We believe that is right and
just Ifyoung men will engage in such an out
rage upon the peace and quiet of society, they
the senseless and disgraceful custom should be
done away with
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
En Prsh"'e-Henosha County Court.

In the Matter Of the Guardianship Of James Kelly, Jr
minor:
On reading and fling the petition OF James Kelly,
- guardian fsaid minor, representing among other things
that he the said ward is seized OF certain estate in this
county and that is necessary that the should be Sold
and praying for license TO sell the appearing
to the Court from said petition that it Is necessary said
minor TO sell said real estate
1t is ordered and directed that the OF kin TO said mi
and all interested In said estate appear before
the Judge OF this Court Saturday the 9Th day Of June
1884, at tea O'Clock, A NJ. Of said day, at his Office in the
city and county OF Kenoshs, then and there
az Dy there shall be) why license should nobe granted
the sale Of said real estate according the prayer
petition And it is further ordered that copy OF this
sinai be published for at least three weeks prior said
day Of lie aring in the Kenosha Tribune and Telegraph
weekly newspaper printed and published Kenoshs city
aforesaid.
Dated MAJ 2sth, 1851 JON B. JILSUE, -
3w5f County Judge.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
There is no Remedy.

Creating such a stir among invaEds as DR..
SANFoRD's Invigorater or Liver Remedy. 1t
gives such quick relief as to convince the pa
tent of receiving benefit almost as soon as the
medicine is taken. We do not know of single in
stance where it has been taken without benefit,
and in nearly all cases a complete cure is effect
ed by its use. 1t has acquired its wide popular
ity simply because it does what it is recommend
ed to do. 1t is constantly enlarging its circle of
friends, carrying healing on its wings, and Joy
to the hearts of those suffering from Liver Com
plant, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, or general debility
See ADVERTISEMENT
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

WEATHER AND CRoPs.-Despits the adverse
spring which was the only continuation of a
scarcely more severe winter, the crops through
the country promise finely. Winter wheat new
sr looked better than at the present time, while
oats and spring whest have grown astonishing
~ under the warm sunny days followed by that
particular species of "mugginess' called grO,c-
ing tcsather. The farmers on the neighboring
prsries have put in large crops of grain, and
with the doubly good prospect of an excellent
yield, and of high pices for their produce While
crops farther south are doubtful, those in Wis
consin, especially in this neighborhood. promise
abundGntly BaraboO Republic, May 2Sth.
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CID. cinnati .Jnne

The habeaS corpus BY Judge Leav;tt Wa.
oosyea ana the prisoners were brought to this
.ls1 ioi 'llsl. Inc e-amiEation commenced yes
i ,el0ay adlearned I'LL to day week, to al.
low me production of ;afidsvits by each marty
1t is probable the prisoners will Be d;scb.-cSd
oy Judge Lsavitt, but this will not prevent their
increment by the Grand Jury of Clark Co. and
their arrest for trial -A1
ne city Is crowded with strangers the hotels
aie o'sruowlng. Grand preparations are being
lhsae Tor the celebration Tomorrow.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04
CT M, COLES BASHFORD.


Tho ,aor.la " - = Railroads
a5 in senstt VI .he State of Wisconsin represent
Sset;o 1ar1'~ md Assembly, do enact as follows;
vvbers- L. That Railroad companies in this State
sLrs Ter their track crosses & public highway
IL put upor cause TO be put up large signboarts
over such highways, with the following inscriptions
on both sides Of such boards in large lstiers-LOOK
OF FOR The CARS. In all Incorporated cities
the SAID companies shall cause the bell on the en-.
gne to De rung, before crossing the streets of city
and their trains shall go faster, until the same
nave passed all travelled streets OF such city than
at the rate Of six miles per hour.
See :. The signbOards required to be put I'd bv
the foregoing section shall be erected on all of se
Railroads in THE State, within six months from aud
after the passage of this Get.
Sec ). Ii any Railroad company shall refuse Or
neglect 10 comply with any ofthe foregoing provis
ions OF this act such Railroad company shall on con
Yieflon, be punished for each andevery offence by
me not exceeding fifty dollars such fine to be re-
covered against any such Railroad company in auv
court OF proper jurisdiction and such fine when col
eeted shall be paid into the treasury of the proper
town or city.
See 4 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March Z, 1857.
COLES BASHFoRD.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-04

REMOVAL OF POPULAR BUSINESS HoUsE-That
popular firm, known to everybody, because every
body has had dealings with them-that firm of ex-
cellent business gentlemen whose enterprise Eber.
atty, and general mercantile magnanimity have
earned for them the hearty good favor of the West
ern publc-Messrs TAPPEN BROTHERS. manufae-
turers and dealers in clothing-have recently re-
moved their exstensive establishment from Clark
street to No los Lake St, where they occupy VERY
large store, which is full oready made clothing and
furnishing goods, for old and young, plain and gay
enough, i'll fact to clothe the whole community
The readers of the Journal are acqusintcd with
the rspPoa Drotners. Iney nave advertised long
and literally III our columns which fact in itself il
TAR lndexof their enterprlsng spirit and business
discretion They are well known-haye as many
friends as he who has the most-have given men as
many fits asany western firm in their line-and are
now, IN thel capaclous new quarters Lake ST.
prepared to clothe as many may desire to be
clothed, be they a million, more or less.
We most eheerfully commend the Tappen Broth
era to the public good will. During our long and
them to be men OF the true Sort who always ready
and anxions to do ''the fair thing" They have bat
one price for each article they have for SALE but
that one price is low and reasonable Their clothing
is well gotup, hey having entered into the bust
ness OF manufacturing quito extensively, and en-
ploy none but the best of workmen, and offer none
but the best of goods. These things we know and
therefore feel safe in commencing them to our friends
Men grown up, or boys ofany age can end in their
establishment anything in the line of clothing they
may desire. Among the permanent institutions
of Chicago lie Happens Clothing Store. Long may
it wave'- Chicago Journal.
For particulars of Messrs Happens Establish
ment see the advertisement in our paper this week