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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05

LATE AND AUTHENTIC FROM DR.. BUR-
DELL.-The New York correspondent of
the Boston Transcript says:
You will he relieved and glad to know
that DIR. Burdell has been called up in
this city, under the. direction of one Of
the most distinguished media, and dis
tinctly and unequivocally promo unces
that he was murdered by Ec.-el and Mrs.
Cunningham. He says they threw a
handkerchief over his face and killed
him with dagger.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05

The CHRISTIAN RELIGIoN.--The will
of the late Hon. JoHN NJ. CLAYTON, of
Delaware, has been published. The
first clause of it is as follows:
''Frst-I leave to my friends and rel
atives, as we'll as to all others who may
think my opinion of any value, this testi-
monial, that the religion taught in the
New Testament is the best that has
been offered for our adoption, both for
this world and for that which is to come,
and that Jesus Christ was the true Mes
siah, and viii remain forever the Re
deemer and Saviour of fallen man. Let
my humble testimony stand in favor OF
the Christian religion am deeply,
thoroughly convinced of its truth.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05

y WoNAN's HATE.-Lady Bulwer
Lytton has just given to the world a
new novel in three volumes called every
Successful" As usual, Lady Lytton
makes this novel the medium for pour
ing out her unsparing hate upon her
husband and his friends. Here is a para
graph intended for portrait of Bulwer,
who figures as Sir James 1Hp,tf'::
7 SIN years, / don't believe he is much
more than fifty: but from the horrible
life he has led he looks eighty; however
in the puffs, of course all this is attribu-
ted to literary labors. His person is not
so easy to describe; it is the head of 4
goat on the body of a grasshopper. But
it is the expression of his face that is SO
horrible; the lines in it make it look like
an intersected man Of vice, bounded on
one side by the Black Sea of Hypocrisy
on the other sidebythe Falsehood Mts.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05

LAWYER-.-5@ Office, KENosHA CITY, Wis. Re
sidence, WILLOW BRooK FARM, Somers ~ Sc
rerat Improred and Uaimprorcd Farms for sale
nlvI6.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05

Nine out of ten of losses by mail,
so far, have been registered letters, and
in no instance has one of them been
traced up. @ -
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MORRILL, e. GULIS.

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.-Pa given for Public
Building City and Country Residences. Buildings put up
finished ia the most thorough manner, in the la
test and most improved style
~ OFFICE SHoPCoTner Of Main and Market streets
.CHAs. MORRILL,, Arcaitect. s. l.. GIILIs, Builder
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05

UOMGOPATHIST-Wo respectfully tender hi:
Professional services in its various branches TO The
Citizens of Kenosha, and its vicinity. 20 Office
and residence on Main st. nearly opposite City Ho
tel nlYl6. kENOsHA. WIS.
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ION II HI.SITN-

ATTOEEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Solicitor in
Chancery, and County Judge. VIII attend to all legal
business agencies entrusted to his
0FFCE-DURKEE BLOCK, MAIN STREET.
Kenosha, Wis, 1866. 36-*
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III. II. SElMOER.
>. y. PETIT,

ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR AT LAW, anC
Solicitor in Chancery. Office, Main Street
E6enoshn .................-...W Wisconsin
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JOSIAH BOND.

ATTORNEY at Law, and Pension and Bounty Land
Agent Is agent also for several Of the best eastern
Insurance Companies. 20 See advertisements.
u3qyI5 vi
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STARKWEATHER & CO..

DRUGS, Medicines, Oils, Paints, Perfumery, Fancy
Articles, all kinds of Patent Medicines, and ex-
cclent assortment of every article kept in estab.
hshmcnts OF this character
MAIN ST. KENosHA, Wis.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05
Correspondence-Chief Justice Wilton s
Response to the Call Requesting him
to be Candidate for e.Election,

The following call, after being numer-
ously signed by citizens of Madison,
Milwaukee, GAINESVILLE, &C., was recent
ly addressed to Chief Justice WHIToN:
| DEAR SIR:-The undersigned, citizens
of Wisconsin, have observed with great
satisfaction, the uprightness, integrity,
and independence which have so long
characterized the discharge of your OF
fetal duties, while connected with the
Judiciary of this State. They are desi-
rous not only ofsecuring the continuance
| OF your valuable services so long rem.
dered but also manifesting their. appre-
claton of your official conduct, by sup
porting you again for the high and hon
orable position which you now occupy.
They would therefore respectfully ask
permission to present your name to the
whole people of Wisconsin, without re-
gard to party, as the Peoples Candidate
for the office of Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court of Wisconsin, at the cleo
ton to be held on Tuesday, the 18th day
of April, 1857 and they do not enter
tain the slightest doubt that the nomina-
ton viii be responded TO heartily and
enthusiastically, by the suffrages of
large majority of your fellow citizens.
To the Hon. Ed,card ?. Wilton, Chief
Justice eff Supreme Court of WIS
consin SAL.
JUDGE wHIToN'S REPLY.
EVANSVILLE, Feb. 81, 1857.
GENTLEMEN:-Ih have received an in
vitation, signed by many citizens of Wis
consin, asking permission to present me
to the People of this State, without re-
gard to party, as Candidate for the of
flee of Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Wisconsin, at the election to
be holden on the 18th Of April next.
In accepting this invitation, l have
only to say that the appreciation of my
official conduct, expressed in the letter
containing the invitation, is very crafty
ing to me, and that | shall endeavor to
merit its continuance, if my fellow eiti-
zens shall see fit to elect me to the of
fee. Yours truly.
EDWARD V. WILTON.
To Messrs. Ed. Ilsley, ]. c. Mills, L.
L. Harvey, K. Cramer, &c. t...
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05

MORE CITIEs.-AIineral Point and
Berlin have been Incorporated as cities
by the present Legislature.
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Pierce q LYMAN.

BOOTS, Shoes, Leather, Findings, &c. Every va
riety OF every article pertaining to their business
may be had Of them at the lowest prices Custom
work to order Leather for sale. Hides bought,
&c. &c See advertisements.
KRNosHA. Wis Main street
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L.. O., MERRILL.

NSURANCE-Ie is agent for various companie.
of undoubted credit, and is prepared to issue pol
cies on Life and Property, on favorable terms
20 Sec advertisements.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05

The Cincinnati Commercial has
fears for the coming peach crop in that
vicinity, as the young buds are already
bursting forth.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-05

SILAS AMES,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Office next door
north of T. r. Francis clothing store ln4S.
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JASON LOTEIROP JR.

County surveyor,
Office ", Brn's store, in the occupied by
w Webster Those who have business in his limo nvi
.ed 90 give him a call.
ErNusAA, December IS55-lyn2T.
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IL. T. IIAMBRoOh

H. l. HAM ID NUM-
SASH, DOOR AND WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTURER,
and House Joiner. - shop Park Street first door
east of the City Bank. heHo&ha Hjs. 43
EDWARD ID. RCDD,
ENGRAVER-On Wood and every kind of Metal.
MAIN ST..-.....-........-kE NosHA. WIS
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

HEMORRH0HD0 OH PILES
vnr7naa or LOCO STANDING RBcEzf onsosH; IsEsaHAL
On ExrsaaAL; wHE5RRR ATTENDED, wrs PaolARsus,
MRnoaRMAGR, ODsfRUCTI0n; AND ALL III
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
70 INTERNAL ADJuvAMfs RpQuIRED ANY CASE or
1t 10 anoULArs rsE Sowns, " cozsTRAfEDs On
IN DIARRRORA On DHsEx1HRY.
rious FORMS amongst al classes OF both sexes, ars
q the same time the distressing, frequently dan
gerous, and hitherto most difncult Of cure.
Persons who suffer any length Of time with the Pies,
generally try every thing they can learn Of purporng
70 cure the disease, yet realize advantage
therefrom They have been told, professionally per.
haps there Was permanent curs for Piles and con-
ssquenty have dspaired Of any future cessation from
Fl. 70 a. III sach spEcrgIc ossr.d for their relief
tive practice and during that time has necer yaded
scilAsa q kaowsed0e of hss prcprtetors, Of CURING
DR.. CAvANAUGH's PILE SALvE
Il strictly scientific combination Of well known reme-
dial agents has been brought IT, present perec-
don By continued series Of experiments, extending
through years Of patient study and Investigation 10
field where ample opportunities were oasred ior thor-
oughly testing its virtnes.
proprietor. have no hssitancy n saying that their
PILE 0ALVEis the
First and only Infaliibls Specific erer Discovered,
OUTWARD APPLIcA Z1ON ONLY!
And that in time 70 come. - In past viii ss1nd ~
tsss n trial. without failure y perform all the propris-
tors claim for II, II their directions attended to.
large numher Of gentlemen ,hrcushout the country
OF high character and influence, have Voluntarily ~
tested TO- efficacy In their own cases. mot OF heaay
and whose certificates may be By reference TO thu
proprietor publications, 70 be had Of their AGENT
throughout the United States.
Price q, 90 pr box, retail. The PILE eALV. pui
up 10 glass Jars incese In paper box properly label
led, and win keep any length q time.
Tor sale 10 ,his ciy ~ y. =. Gay. 4. Hendrieks.
as. AZ s;1 Az "a si sTa.s.,.r
e1ntl- hply .. Louis. No.
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Chicago, Saturday, Sept. ae-s

Chicago, Saturday, Sept. a6-S p. N.
The markets to-day are again completely un.
settled; the operating causes are financial
troubles, rumors of failures, and general dis
trust. aud it is not possible to say how tar the
prices Of Produce are to be affected.
Flour il dull sellers maintain their asking
prices, but sales could not be made except at .
reduction. Spring wheat opened At the inaide
hsures made by buyers yesterday the bulk OF
sale. Of parcels in store transpiring At 7Sc, al
though few were made at 79c, and three car.
goes changed hands At sic ON board, all before
he New York news. Subse quently buyers
receded 9 to SC, leaving the market unsettled
and without transactions. Quotations must be
regarded ~ nominal
The corn market 10 lower and entirely inactive,
holders coming dosn hard. Oats not 90 drm.
but noninally unchanged Barley and Rye
quiet Sales Of every description 1t produce
mot wanted for immediate consumption are
affected BY the stringent and uncertain state Of
money matters; quotations are therefore most
" nominal.
Freixhss unchanged, Propsllers maintaining
\ marked advantage over sail vessels in taking
Wheat to Buffalo It &c. The steady South wind
for four days leaves comparatively small heet
in port.
Fiour-Fancy, a O0a4 %; Extra Spring, a
25a4 so; Rye Flour, a 50a4 Is.
Wheat-Spring in store, 76a77c; Extra Spring
in store, 6Oa8lc.
Cosn--ln store, per IS lbs, 64a65c.
Oass-In store, per 30 lbs, 28c.
5.ss Martins Com. Letter.
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Nalndeona and Chnrch flrRans.

Nelodeons and Church Organs.
HAVE just received my drst lot ofMslodeons Anc
- Organ AaEmoniuma.9o Charches, made ~ Macon q
HAmln Of Boston, and have also, heretofore, conn
plete assortmen or the instruments OF Geo. A. Prince
Co., 81 Buffalo. gsod judges agree that hese two
houses the only manufacturers in the United States
OF really first clGss AelOdeONs. Am their sole Agent
" this region, sen u their prices without additional
charge Tor freight and warrant every 90 give
satisfaction. sss4ses.E 4ss AZ E#a 68tY #8
TEE ORGAN RARNONUK
Has two Of keys, four sets Of reeds and eight
stops, - fOl1ows: l. DulciAna 2, Diapasou Flute;
Principal Hautboy; Bourbon; Asnual Coupler; 8,
Pedal Coupler besides Independent Get Pedalreed
In Tie larger cass The compass Of the keys b ve tee
taves same that Of the largest size Church 0rgsns
but the compass Of tone seven full octaves Ccmpase
Of Pedal bass, two octaves.
This instrument Pessessss several advantages over
pipe Organs.
Lei. III priesbeing furnished a lees than cnsAaH
Ne esst Of Organ, with she amount Of Pswsr
and variety. @as AZ. a5s 5ssa
"a. The Comparatively small slse Gifts cass-oecapy-
ing much lsss Foom than an Organ.
-. The fact that 10 ID aected By heat cold,
change In the weather and temperature.
I'll. IT. property Of remaining for long period In
good tune we'll known tas pipe Organs are almost
constantly getting Of tune which dstracts materially
from their usefulness where no tuner ID ut hand.
Full descriptive pamphlets catalogues Melodeons
and HarmOniums, will Be sert by mall free % charge,
on application TO II. II. HAWLEY,
may ID III Western Music Store.
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80 faSs 4 yin b. nscsssasy ter him q
- . ~. vars Of The coming winter u WIS.,
= therefore, compelled % dsclins
49,. ,.-s,atisa. He authosisss "
s.. y, s,asls a. ~ honor. y - r.
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!. Is EE3 0IRAV CATTLE. K
CFRAVRn ~ - OuAoes111e, Mving - eoeA -
- lin1enH - Hay ~, ~ AeeA of eatale g to1s1S:
Ons vh1lo - 1ana& OsWs spoee1eas seeaA - e1s
cssvSiss - ~ 4ssAisa Csv. = : ysars -.
hetA half durham.
~ - Neaee Rpeelea, ~ bosk, ~ 60 hegn -
@ati neieA "a 81 ~ no1egsB&s ~ he leN ear.
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peosslaeu - ~ lase tAeso q ee1 viaA hseo -
vi1l poy ilhGnl ssUas1 ~ - eoate - any -
euv~sean - - hon1 - oAn1g 0oe1vlly. sE.#Es
49, SSwW r79-Na $3.50 $500 J. ~. harlow.
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vShSF1 ~ nslsse tAAs ~ ~ sI1tnoos - seee1ve
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AKERso CATHAREHC PILLS
Pulls that are Pills II

Il AKERs0 CATHARTHC PILLSl
ss Pulls that are Pills
Prof. Hayes, STATE Chemist Of Massachusetts, say
they the best Of Al Pills, and annexed the men
who certify shat Doct. Hayes knows. VII:
Lenusl shaw, Chief Justice 6apssns Csurt Of Mass.
ENJOY Washbarn, Governor Of
". 9. Hankets Lieut. Gov. 81 s9a H
Edward Everett, ExSec. Of State and aenator Of "
Robs. 9. Winthrop. Ex.spsaksr House Reps. U. .. 4,
Abbott Lawrence, Minister enipot. 10 Great Britain
tJdAn u. Fitzpatrick, Catholic bishop Of Boston. a
MEN THAT ARE AENll ss8 l
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing
rapldity, We may mention s 4
Costyeness. bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Drop
~ Heartburn, Headache, arising from foul Stomachs
Nausea, 1ndgestion, Morbid insction Of the Bowels.
and pain arising tnererom, Fatuleucy. Loss Of Appe-
te ali ucerous and cutaneous Diseases, which require
a evacuant medicine, ecrofuia, Kings Evil. They
also BY purifying the blood and stimulating the system.
cure many complaints, which It would not be supposed
they could reach such Deafness, Partial Blindnesss
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritabliiy, Derangement Of
the Liver and Kidneys Gout, and other kindred COM
plants arising from low Of the body obstruc-
CONS OF It's functions. They the best Purgatsve med
icine discovered you will but need to use them
Prepared By DR. J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and sold
BY every respectable Druggist in the U J. laas lsmw
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For Rent.

For Rent. 5
THE large and comriodious building Of Mrs. Neal.
II W now Just finished Fourth Street, near the
corner or jefferson, designed for
BOARDING HOUSE.
containing twenty rooms, with all the modesn improve
ments and convenences. Persons DESTROYS OF engaging
in he business will please call the under gEed
By whom The premises will be shcWn aad ful. informa.
ton given. g
ALso-Two STORE ROOMS, OF good sise and lcca-
ton, In the same building. i. D. STOCKTON.
sept96- bp2B 438# 88 ysss
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IMPORTANT 10 HenAk&8.
Or ChAAnamnM'n pflJe.

Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills.
Arspsrs1 ~ 0orsey.s L CAeesnaa, ~ D., NsD
YORK CITY. aa
The cobnation Of ingredients In these Ris are The
result q long and exhaustive practice. They are mild
ID their opeation and certain N correcting al rrega
assies Painfa renewing IN distractions,
whether from cold otherwise, headache, palm In ne
side, paltat,on q the heart disturbed alssp which
arises from interruption Of nature.
. 9 10 KARRKED LADEX
Dr.. Chessemans Ps are Invaluable, - they win bring
The monthly period With regularity Ladies Ohave
hesa dsspponsed n the Of ethsr FIls, can place
u uscst sonAdsncein Or. Cheessnans Pills doing ~
hat they represent - DO
They should mt b used 6uriAg Pregnancy, - mis-
carriage would certainly result thersffon.
Wsrransed purely vegetable and frea anything lnja-
rionsto Life Or health Explicit directions, which shoald
b read, acconpaay each box. Prtce ely00. Sent ~
nan on enclosipg a y Dn. CoaHElEs Z Czszsx1A1,
Dex lbsl. Posi- once, New. Ysrk City. Sold By one
Druggist N every town in the United States. A IN
B. b HUTCHINGA. assia3t s8a
General Agent for ~ United States, ssts
los Chambers -, New YORK,
Tovhom IN Wholesale orders should - o4aresscd.
Sold BY sQUIngs DLOos. Dusiingtoa. ksspsS- hply
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MARKETS.


3 BuRLIxGrox, Monday pm. .i
Since our last weekly market report there
have been good many important changes 10
the business world, an account Of which vii
be found in the columns Of our weekly paper.
There has been . panic equal almost to that Of
1887. Banks huve suspended and blown up.
the weekly List OF failures 10 40 large that we
cannot end room for it in our columns. This
panic has reacted upon New York and reduced
the market price # grain and -four even below
the previously very low figures. For all this we
do not believe there is an adequate cause.
Our own State has not been without its sus-
peasionss u has been reported that Hem,
Williams 4 Co. and Cook and Sergeant have
failed. Green, Thomas + Co., Bankers Of our
city, have suspended, holding good paper in
their hands 70 an amount full three times %
large As their liabilities. Such Of the depostors
as desire il are paid ia first class paper, while
the majority, having the fullest confidence in
the Integrity of the house and its ability to pay
all is liabilities, are retaining their certificates
OF deposit, with certainty Of an early resump-
ton OF business. Il 10 much to the credit Of
G., T. / Co. that with I'll the bitterness and
raucor which is know to have existed in the
hearts Of many politicians here against the 90
nior partner ~ leading Republican in Iowa
and the North West, there has not been whis.
per derogatosy 70 the stsiet honesty Of the
house.
The river 10 nov rising with fair stage q
water probably fully equal to three feet upon
the lower rapids. Affected BY the same causes
the prices Of wheat have receded in our market
to the lowest point yet attained.
We quote:
Wheat. Spring 30 cents,
Flour - 609$6 90.
Oats 26@3O. a
Potatoes 25@30.
Apples-best quality, u 25@$l Sod do
1861 90.
Butter 20 cts--scAFce.
Hungarian grass seed 42@2 so.
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~ snas sIAea ovvess.

An Immediate adjustment Of Al ueieneO 49,
- q, = sooa q due, il the first duty Of every
I. hliviaual-farnes, mechanic, merchant OF "a
,sssr-every good citizen We mean % s.y
utive and energetic exertion should be MADE
b. every man 10 clear himself from debt. rra'
Ss.es and self preservaticn require il - veil a.
;,sesas end eqsisy. We should b ~ wen
s,oush In lowe sosld men pay who are abb to
"a Who viii be sorry they did not. There are
sr;aeess laws for the collection OF debt IN
r.~a We are asd mean % be known - peo-
~ vho pay our debts. Our business men who
Ave large amounts out standing and Who owe
- .-op.ss East will soon be abroad, diliSent
- v;silant collectors. They must and will
s.,,ees The retail dealers must fall peii-meli
-. shsis customers, and the result will be u
ae.sisa. The farser must either sell bis crop
"a his supa~ stock for cash At present 70.
S,ssd peices or he must suffer the visitation OF
s.rststles AM sAerias and end BY making some
I - = tAsss PER esal per moash, - hn
Sns vitA ~ power 70 eel noSesy OF h's
tna certain contingency, and thss possi-
atas - mere for his wheat and corn In the
wne. Far better b IL les every man who has
hh ~ psvse % pay vhas be osss q oocs, 70
80 nd not wait - Be dunned and harrassed
- sssrisa ssA ssed BY men whs ssssss have
asssy. Il saves dDs. and credit and cost, and
~, and probably win, savs money. = gen.
er.l a,uens Of debts viii be the signsl for
"a
ssseral letting up Of hard times. While Il the
usss Of our people sit down and wait for TIE
,eturu Of financial sunshine and increase n
I'D Of reducing their Indebtedness there Win
n mo- return for us until better advices pre-
vail
vain regrets and signing over lost opporta-
rities Il worse than useless. The present 10 ours
a d is our duty 70 make the most Of is. It's
u imperative duty to get out Of debt - soon
. possible because the present panic 10 every
~ and every hour iessenng our ability 70 pay
"a u the same time Increasing our indebted
- nv incseasine the value Of money.