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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10

The Greatest Medical Discovery OF tho Age, Il
AYERS .CATHARTIC PILLS.
They dontheip complaints but they cure them.
One box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three boxes have cured the worst cases Of Scrofua
Two boxes have cured Erysipelas.
One box always the Jaundice
Three boxes to cleanse the system from Bols-
ofte less than does it,
Two boxes have completely cured the OF ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose the headache arising from foul stom
ach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every from the
body.
They should be given to children who are always more
or less afflicted with this scourge.
As gentle Physic they have equal
One box cures arrangement Of the Liver.
Half a box cold
They purify the blood and thus strike the foundation
Of every disease.
As dinner pill there is not thSir equal in the world.
They purely vegetable, and can do no HARM but dc
accomplish unaccountable amount of good
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER, Lowell Mass, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. 3m12.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
Keno.hn County Ci,cui, Court,

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Margaret H. Jones, By her merit frieRd, James j
Petit, Ag'St Elias II. Jones. SUmmoRs-For
Relief
The State of Wisconsin to Elias II. Jones' Defendant
VQU are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which is filed the Ith day
August A. D. 1851 in the Office Of the clerk OF the cir
cult the county Kenosha, at Kenosha city,
in said county, and to copy Of your answer
to the said complaint, the subscriber AZ his office
in the said city OF Kenosha, within twenty day. after
service of this summons you exclusive of the day
OF such service; and if you fail to answer the said
complaint wi thin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the for the relief demanded in
the complaint. JAMES j. PETIT,
As next friend of the said Margaret A. Jones,
Dated, August Tth, A. d. 1851 6w9. Plaintiff.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10

give give in another place condensed rec
ord of the proceedings of the Republican State
Convention. Ourspace would not admit of a full
Ter account.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
AUCTION SALE!
KcnOsha, Rockford and Rock ISLAND Rail
Road Company.


s3&s - -.,s...s ,Ts... ..ss:s
NoIlCE II HEREBY GIVEN that, by the terms OF the
Consoldauon entered into by and between the Keno
sha rockford Ran Road Companies Of Wisconsin and Hi
hos the annual meeting of the Stockholders of said Com
panes Tor the election Of Directors and the transaction
such other business as may be presented viii be held at
the Court House in the city OF Kenosha on Wednesday the
9TH day of October, A. ID. 1851 at one o'clock P NJ
Kenosha, Wis, Sept. Sd, 1851 12;d
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

promote the Building of the Union Congreea
tional Meeting House in the vicinity of the Farmers
Home Pleasant Prairie, Festival will be held OF
the farm of Mr.. A. +. Coffin in grove adjoining tn.
hgh way and the Kenosha & Rockford Rail Road
on Thursday 18th September instant The friend,
IN the vicinity are invited to assemble at log A. NJ
Public services at 2 o'clock F. NJ Speakers from
abroad are expeeted-and religious services suited
to the occasions. Refreshments served at 81 p. NJ
Tor which Tickets can be had
The citizens of the Town have judged that two
Houses of worship are necessary to meet the wants
OF the inhabitants and this calls for aid from abroad
and hence the citizens of Pleasant Prairie CITY OF
kenosha Bristol, Paris and Somers are most corda
~ solicited to hold Tea party collection or Harvest
Home gathering. and devote the proceeds of the fes
tivalto aid in erecting House of worship-come
friends come, and at the close of most lu1uriant
harvest, season of prosperous trade, and general
good health rally to the Social gathering.
The cars will leave Kenosha at IL p NJ to carry
passengers.
In behalf of the committee of arrangements
Sept 8, 1857.
F.LAWSON
r. H. DEMING
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DIE

At Paris, Sept I'd, of Congestion of the Brain MARTHA
ASeELSE youngest daughter Of John and Martha Price.
Aged years
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TKINGsFORD & SONS
OSWIGGO CORN STARCH
(FOR pITDDINGg &CN

Has obtained equal celebrity with their Starch for the
Laundry. This article is perfectly pure and IS Ia every
respect equal to the best Bermuda Arrow Root besides
having additional qualities which render it Invaluable
the dessert
Potsoe starch has been extensively packed and sold
Corn starch, and has given false impressions TO many as
10 the real merits Of our Corn Starch.
From its great delicacy and purity coming also in
to extensive diet for infants and invads
Il. n. KELLOGG u co., Agents
BALE 1s6 FULTON STREET, n. Y.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
J. W. RHODES.


MORE BORDER-RUFFIANIsM IN KASsAs.-The
correspondent of the St. Louis Democrat gives the
following particulars of the mob at Atchison, which
prevented Gen. Lane from addressing the Conven.
ton at that place recently:
At an early hour this morning, the pro-slavery
men in Atchson began to show manifestations OF a
determination to break up the convention, and to
prevent Lane from speaking, by force.
They assembled in crowds armed with knives re-
volvers and rifles and formed into companies para
ded the streets all day, threatening shoot hang
Lane ifhe should make his appearance in the town.
One of them had a rope about his waist with which
he threatened to hang Lane if he could catch him.
Others who had rifles said they would draw on
Jim Lane at first sight" But the Free State Gen.
eral did not make his appearance he drove TO with
in half mile of the town. when he met some ofhis
friends, and they prevented him from going in, and
the regulators were disappointed and to spill then
hate on some one, they commenced an assault upon
Mr.. Adams, resident of the city, and brother o.
the Mayor of Leavenworth. A crowd gathered
around and hourished their knives over Mr. Adams
threatening 10 his heart out, &c, but few Free
State Germans happened TO be near, and drew
their revovers TO prevent such act of barbarlv
which observed by the assalsnts, and they sud
denly concluded TO desist, and Mr.. Adams escaped
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10

STUMPER.-The Milwaukee american
Democratic, Know Nothing sheet, in comment
ing upon the candidates nominated by the late,
Republican Convention, has the following re-
markedly sage comparison of the two nominees
for State Superintendent:
MIR. MCMYNN cannot hold O light to Mr.. LY.
MAN c. DRAPER, in school matters"
THAT, and nothing more"
Comparisons, Mrs. Darlington says are "odor.
Gus, but we never heard of one that was more
redolcnt with yerdancy than the above.
ET Our neighbor of the Times, last week in
abiding to an event which has created some ex-
element in our city makes contemplate effort
to manufacture little political capital out OFF
1t is only another evidence of the truthfuluess
of that saying, that drowning men catch al
straws.'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10

= The Constitutional Convention of Oregon
was to meet on the 18th of July
~ Gov SteAens has been elected delegate
in Congress, from Washington territory.
v The land ofise for the Northwestern
District has been removed from Ojibaway to
Ottertail City
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
FALL TRADE.

Some of our merchants who have recently returned
from the East have made their purchases of Goods in
Cincinnati, where they did WE'LL better, than they
could have done in New York To going East &c
purchase Dry Goods following notice of
one OF the most extensive Dry Goods Houses United
Statesthat of Messrs. WYNSE, HAISEs Co. of Cncin.
natl which extract from Cincinnati paper Aug 20
1.-THE prospects for large and profitable Fall busns
has been faterng than at the present time
The crops are abundant throughout the entire West and
merchants of Cincinnati, particularly those Pearl ST.
vie with each other in getting up their stocks
BY invitation, few days SINCE visited the extensive
establishment of Messrs. WYNNE HAINES Co. No 1Ol
Pearl street. and foreby struck with the beauty and
convenience Of their Store 1t is of the most
beautiful and extensive buildings the noun
ains and is literally filled with every variety of Goods
from the cellar to the dome
1t is scarcely Necessary for to again call the atten-
ton of the Trade TO this establishment; we will Simply
say that is of the honorable substantial and
extensive Jobbng Houses in city, trust that
merchants visiting Cincinnati purchase Goods will
give this House call before purchasing, it will be to
their interest. 3w11
HELNBoLDS UNIVERSALLY APPROVED REMEDY
Compound Extract Buchu diseases the bladder
kidneys gravel dropsy, weakness, &c. Read the adver-
tsement in another column, headed Helmbods Genuine
Preparation" linz
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ALFRED BURROUGHS, /
+. ID. GILLIS,


the table until more information could be received
| in regard to the certificates.
The Finance Committee having failed to present
an estimate of the amount needed TO be raised by
Ia. for the Fiscal year 81 8, Aid Strong moved
at two per cent of the aggregate assessed valuation
u the present year, be raised TO pay interest on
Railroad Bonds-and for general city purposes
which agreed to.
The Mayor then moved that Three Thousand Dol
lars be raised upon the "real estate without improve
menl basis, to pay interest on Harbor Bonds-whieh
agreed to.
Aid. ellis moved that the question of raising
Four Thousand Dollars for the prosecution of the
Harbor improvements be submitted 10 vote of the
qualified electors and the ayes and being called
Tor it was agreed to- Aid Burroughs & Strong voting
n the negative and Aid Crosit, Gillis Il Bernes in
The affirmative.
The Mayor then moved that the amount asked for
by the Board of Education for school purposes be
levied, and the ayes being called for, it was
not agreed 10. Aid Crosit Gillis Bernes Burroughs
4 Strong voting in the negative
Aid ellis then moved that thirteen l3l mills on
the dollar of the aggregate assessed valuation Of the
present year be raised for school purposes, which
| " hs ",
Aid. Strong moved that the question of repairins
Ann street blk 80 be referred to committee
on Roads II Bridges, with authority to act, agreed
| 10.
Aid Strong then stated that Aun street needed re
pairing south ofPrairie Avenue and moved that the
question Of SO doing be referred to Committee on
Roads Bridges with authority to act and the ayes
& noes being called for twas agreed to.
Ayes, Aid Burroughs, Berens, Crost 4 Strong.
| Noes Aid. ellis.
AID Burroughs moved that the Marshal be auth
ezed to procure some person dispose of the bodies
of dead horses lying about the southern limits of the
city.
On motion of AID. ellis the City Clerk was in
sracted to settle with the several Justices of the
Peace ofthe city and receive from them what fines
they may have collected for violation of city ordi
nance up to April eth 1857
| The Council then adjourned,
II. T. WEST, City Clerk
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
KENOsHA, WIS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates of exchange without othc
charge
Uncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. ii. KIMBALL. Cashier.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
Milwaukee ~ Chicago Railroad Co.
SUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE,
NOTICE
TT Is HEREBY ORDERED nv

Council of the city OF Kenosha
That the award the Commissioners the matter OF
the Extension of Elizabeth Street Seminary Addition,
east across Vest Main Street and Block Five on
Holmes and Nichols addition to the city of Keuosha TO
meet street running east and west said addition as
returned to the Council under their hands published
IN the Renosha Times' of she newspapers of said
city, sept Sd, 1851 be and the hereby confirmed
Passed Sept. I, 1851. GEO W PAIL Navor
Attest II. 4. WEST CITY Clerk
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
KENOSHA STEAM MILL.

THIS is notify the citizens Kenosha and the farm
around in the country far and near that T. NJ. Gil
lett practical Miller has lately purchased the above Mill
Property and ready to do business with all persons who
please to give him call fair and honest trade with the
Farmers will be given. and all other persons who wish
get Touring done solicited 10 cali and
GIVE THE PROPRIETOR TRIAL.
T. NJ G. hopes by strict attention to his bushes,
merit liberal share Of patronage.
Sept 9th 1851. 3m13
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S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FROM the pasture Of the Subscriber in the 49,
= town Of SomeEs i-2 miles from Kenosha 3tS271Fa
City, on the Burlington Road, Monday WNW
night, the 18th Of September between the hours-.<4.Q
of 10 P. NJ. and A NJ red Cow with brockie face
about mdding size-sOme white the bely-about six
years old The above reward will be given any person
giving information where said may he found.
BURLIN CURTIS.
sorners, Sept. 9, 1851. 1877
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
7 HE CITY B A NIX
OFF X ENnSHA


HoliGway's Pills and Ointment. --In exter r.
nal inflammation there is unnatural rush Of blood to
the part affected The effect of the Ointment to dispense
the local fever The Pills relieve the system through the
bowels OF all morbid and irritating influences
Sold at the manufactures, 50 Maiden Lane New York
and pa Strand, London; and by all druggists, 25c,
~ 1-2c., and 81 per box.
~ CAUTI0N!-None genuine unless the words
"HoH0acdy Ne1o York and London" dscernable as
in every leaf of the book Of directions around
each pot or box the be plainly by AOIding
The tet 10 The Hght. handsome reward will be given
any one rendering such information may the de-
lection OF any parties counterfeng the medicines
ding the same, knowing them to be spurious.
-~<>-~~--~~~~---~>--~>-~>-~
M oFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs.
I'VE The very painful symptoms which precede the
acks of fever and ague be suppressed danger
arrested by the of these valuable medicines The
pills and bters also cure for rheumatism and every
variety of bowel complaint.
Sold by the Proprietor 1876 Broadway New York; and by
J. b. Starkweather Co. Kenpsha Wis.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10

p The CachOiic cathedral now building al
81 Paul, is to cost at least So, 900
II u. ". Bowie, of Sacramento, is the Amer,
lean candidate for Governor in California,
p A new Jail, to cost SIS, 900, is being
built in St. Paul
e A three quarters interest in forty acres o,
land in Moline, Illinois, was recently sols 70,
the sum Of $4,000.
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lowing appropriations were then made:

To S Brande for making assessments 200 90
" Schoff Butts, printing So 33
" McNean q George g $50
" ID Sanbourne. roa work so
" Branon, 1,l2
" Jno Forester 81" 1880
" L Balm, lumber for drain 2l3, lS
j Wascott Rope $50
b McDermOtt, road work 4,25
" ID i'll, coal for dredgc $500
4" Dredge Hands, work 1850
d" Scow Hands, 77,4i
/" Jno Henry - for Fire Dept 1,10
- Willard, service as street supervisor 2O,75
Z" l. B Nichols, fees in suit cityvs Bngen l0,52
4" Head j. Rowland goods on poor acct. 35,O7
" ID Crosit, work for dredge 1852
I" on city acct 2,2o
" J Glover lumber on Harbor acct. All
g VIM Butler, work for board of health loo
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10

On motion of Aid. ellis the Treasurer was
Instructed to collect the bill of McVean & George.
from the X. & K, Il. r. Co.
The Finance Committee made the following Re
port.
THE Committee to whom was referred the ap-
plicaton of Mr. D Bond for payment on account Of
bad certificate would respectfully report.
That the subject has been duty investigated and
the result isihat portion of said certificates are
found to be bad on account of improper descriptions
and further that there is record of the sales
in existence and hence deeds cannot be issued 1t is
proper therefore to recommend that the amount be
allowed with interest at per cent to this date.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10

WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND LOT situated in
"a Kenosha on the corner Of Grand and West Main
-kE- Sts., opposite the Depot The House contains 10
rooms, besides Panrys and Closets 1t well built
brick basement also good Barn. out houses, and
failing well of the purest water This property will be sold
at Bargain for Cash, ifa sale can be Effected
1877 NJ. CLEVELAND.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
WAREHOURE FOR SALE.
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.

TT1HE LARGE AND SPLENDID WAREHOUSE attached
to the Kenosha Steam Mill is for sale. Inquire the
premises.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10
STODDARD JUDD.

ASe4uSlb.
] J. II Il. p P.S chaSs Secretaries.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-10


The 9TH formal ballot was then taken with the fol-
lowing result:
Whole number of votes 49,, necessary to a choice
"a. McIudoe 3d. Worthington % Boyd 4 Harvey
3 Crockeri.
The name Mr.. Worthington was then withdrawn
by Mr.. Huhbut.
The 9th formal was then taken and resulted as
follows:
Whole number of votes cast. lSS necessary to a
| choice % Randall 49, McIndoe &C: Bull n; Holton
p Worthington 2 McGregor ! Prentiss >; Dean l.:
Bcvdl
On motion of Mr. Howe, OF Brown the eonven-
ton then adjourned for one hour.
On re-assembling the name of Mr.. McIndoe was
withdrawn by Mr. Howe Mr.. Woodland nominated
as candidate tor Gov. Hon, j. Z. McGregor OF
Portage City.
The 7thformal bao, was then taken with the fol
lswing result:
Whole No. ISS. necessary to a choice % A W
Randall 90 j. W Boyd 45, McGresor Is; Harvey c;
Bull II; knowlton 6; Lowell , Warren /; Atwood l;
| Blank
The Hon. A. W RANDALL, of milwaukee, hay
ing received majority of all the votes cast, wss
declared by the Chair to be nominated as candidate
for Governor.
On motion of Mr. Tierney Mr.. Randall was de-
clared to be unanimously nominated.
On motion, the Chair appointed Messrs. Mcneil
Howe and Van 0rden as committee to wait on Mr.
Randall and inform him of his nomination.
/ Mr.. Randall was introduced by the committee
ana in appropriate remarks accepted the nomina-
ton.
| On motion Of Mr. Alban, the Convention proceed
ed to an informal ballot for candidate for Lieuten.
ant Governor.
7 Mr. Bean, nominated CAR Schurz: M Alban nam.
| mated d. D. Comeron.
| The result was as follows:
| Sehurz 9t Cameron So Phillips l: Blank 2. Nav
is L, T. Reynolds 3; Taylor I; Price /; Virgin y
Pinckney /; whole number lS5.
The convention then proceeded to formal ballot
which resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes Isl; necessary to choice
% Schurz lbs; Cameron p Phillips >; Shimmeys
/; Robt Walker l; Rceser p Virgin 3; Blank l. Tay
Tor /: Pinckney l; Reynolds ,.
On motion of Mr.. Belitz, CARL SCHURTZ, o
walertown, was declared unanimously nominated
On motion of Mr. Reeves, the Conventioniproceed
ed TO an informal ballot for Secretary of State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14
The Broadway Fire.
TWO FEMALES ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF ARSON.

Before Justice Dawson.
II will be recolecied that on Monday evening the 9Th
Of July Gro occurred In the building known % the Bel
mont House, No. sG6 Broadway, Of Prince street
The nrcmep a. usual, were very prompt, and soon ex
tngnshed the flames. Upon examination or the pre-
m'scs by Capt Turnbull and Fro Marshal Baker n wa
APPARENT that three separate distinct Ores had been
kndod closets evidently for the purpose OF destroying
the building and two other closets had been ngenlou.y
prepared for the torch. In one tue match found
charred and some rags slightly burnt From some
known cause the fire had gone out; II may have been
caused by the sudden closing % the olosei door Tue
other cloeoi had only been prepared FOR barring 10y
placing tbcroln lot OF picture frames and paper The
beldrc OF tho stcmt 10 destroy the premises became
manifest that every one who witnessed the DIFF.
ferent closets had more or less to say In reference
outline Of The salr that The occupant or iessoe OF the
house Mrs Isabella Draper, who rcsidcs there with
her two daughicrsMbs laura, girl OF about sixteen
ried and goes by the OF Geddon) both pretty
ard some What attractive In their personal appearance.
Mrs Draper kept furnished lodging rooms for gentlemen
snd was Of yearly rent OF 200 ai,erly nor rooms
not advnntageousy occupied, aud she became be-
hindhapd With ho quarterly pay mepts Of rent Ia add
hold furniture and paintings. some three weeks before
the ire number Of these paintings removed from
the walls by Mrs Draper and her eldest daughter aud
deposited IN room No III. Few days or q wock amer.
wards the most part OF those psutnrs taken from
their iramc. stripped from he strechors, rolled up aud
linen, fancy articles, Sc lllng in ALL Eve trunks; theso
trunks sent from The house only two or three das
prior 10 the rc, and placed for sJ keeping with cont
dental colored named Edward Stewart, living al No
sax sullivan street The picture frames ard stretohers
were evidently ufed FOR kindling the fires In the
parate closes Shortly before the discovery OF the
Gre Mrs. Draper sent tout for a box OF
matches; she gave some Of them 10 the scrvast, aud
the remainder she kept with the box. Several trunks
were also found the promises Oiled WITH clothlDg,
ready 10 he moved away. These trunks, II seems, had
beer packed only day or two before the ire II is al
legged that the furniture paintings NC, not worth The
amount OF the insurance that has been effected upon
them The above about the substance OF the principal
facts nj present laid before the magistrate upon which
eserdsv tsucd Cor the OF Mrs Draper
snd her daughter, Mrs Glcddon, suspicion OF being
the authors Of the fire in question Captain Turnbu ar.
rested the accused parties and they have been detained
Justice Dawson for further cram nation.
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MARRIAGES AND DxArHl


Birth.
TrcKn-In this city, July Is, Mrs.. PArnu Iroxn, Ne
con. Both doing well
sligo rspeis plssse copy.