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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
Kenosha County CiIcuit Court,
sraTE or WISCONSIN,

Margaret 4, Jones, by her next friend, James J.
Petit, Ag'st Elias II. Jones. lSammoas.-For
Relief
The State of Wisconsin to Elias II. Jones, Defendant
YOU hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which is filed the 7th day OF
August A. d. 1851 in the Office of the clerk Of the cir.
cult for the county of Kenosha, Mt Kenosha city,
in said county and to serve copy OF your answer
to the said complaint, the subscriber at his
in the said city of Kenesha, within twenty days after
service of this you, exclusive of the day
of such service; and il you fail to the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
action win apply to the for the relief demanded in
the complaint. JAMES J. PETIT
As next friend OF the said Margaret A. JONES'
Dated, August 7th, A. ID. 1851 6w9. Plaintiff.
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power, therefore be preferred Scientific
American Vol. No. 3.
THIRD For Durability Copper is little affected by expo.
whereas iron becomes covered with rust
npars its conducting power but in few years entirely
destroys it,.
FoUnTH In the mode of connecting This is done by in
terappng the sections and rivetiug with same
in such present TO the eye continuous rod
and to the eectr, al current two fold surface
FIFTH In respect to stability This is the result CON-
paratyey less weight Of the conductors WHOLE the kind
Of insuator used and the ingenious method of attaching tine
whole the building The upper section of each rod is
constructed appear uniform with the other sections
| and still posses the additional strength required.
Sixth. As regards appearance it is decidedly good look.
Its superiority other rods this respect is an
parent 10 every observer.
SEVENTH In point ofeeonomy Theonly on why cop
per corucors have been greatly used owing to the
expense of the material Instances could be cited where
United States government buildings have protected by
copper conductors at cost Of 80 per but by the
form of the rod in the present invention the adyana
above named secured by first the;cons M
but little exceeding that which has usually been paid for
the rod while from its superior durability and sta
bty say nothing of the certain protection il af
for it will be found cost less in the than the COM
mon rod.5
These rods put up in cases convenient for ransor-
taton, with the full complement Of fixtures enclosed Zach
case contains twenty five conductors each conductor com
prises forty feet of copper eectropated or guided
branch point, six nsulaors and the requisite HASTINGS
They furnished to Agents hy the case, with tho
sve right TO dispose of them Ne certain descb
ed territory, very advantageous terms.
81 All orders will be promptly attended to by address
! ng (isu) N CoNhLlN hea0Ssa, Wis.
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4 Perfect Security against all manner nf Fraud
or Coamerfeting on Paper - To Prerent
Photographs md daaStatic C0aaterfeits, Era.
sNres Transfers or 4Iter0tions

| wrapping silks and other fine articles 1t is ex.
ceneht, as It prey vents moths. 40 cents pound
Tor ihoentHres and Agreements 40 cents a
| All State ana County Records should be printed
the pup not only prevent eraSure or transfer lint
make il lasting as time '''
| For Southern climates it is excellent and ,,,oh
SuperiOrt any other; as the mostness of the ali
mate docs not destroy 1.-THE properties ipssrt.,
in the pulp being preventive In all the Sontba.n
States, Cuba, the West Indies and the Cent?
American States pubic records can be kept over
20 years written the ordinary paper, while the
oils anG other chemicals inserted in this Paper.
make it indestructable by the ravages of time 1t
is also proof against moths, rats and other vermin
which feast on and destroy all other paper now in
use The Company have now in operation Mills in
Morris County, n j., of about 300 horse power and
are able TO ill all orders for paper at the shortes
notice.
All orders for the Paper must bedirected to A.
NICHOLAS, President of the Company, No 20
Wall Street
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THOMAS PRIcTURE,

THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALERIS
Wines, Liquors. Irish and Scotch Whislsey
London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, dc.
Brn -Otard, Dnpuy q. Co., I. Cheroa's
Champagne, q. 4dmyrauld, H. Lombat, J. g.
r. Martial, Raste0A Charrnyer, l.. Marion.
j. j. Dapny, Damien.
Gins-Cologne, DaKuypers, Key, Thistle.
Rums--Jamaica ST. Croiz.
WhisIkeys-OH Moaoagakela.
Wines-BUrgsudy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure Juice, Sherry ID. g. Gordon Othe
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick and Headsick g. Co., do LaLe.
maud, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Grape,
Clarct IN casks Claret IN cases, White in casks,
White an cases, Mascat, Muscat IN cases Bran
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordiais, Bitters,
4lcohol, Pare Spirit.
% Pictures Double Rectfed Whskey, in lots or
by the barrel. Kenosha. Wis. dis n16v16
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.GENERAL ELECTIoN NOTICED

NOTICE is hereby given the general election be
bold in election the
stats OF Wisconsin, Tuesday succeeding the
Day being the third November following
sers are 70 be elected place Coles Bash
fcrd in place of Arthur MeA rthur
secretary o. IN place Of David w Jones State Treas
urer In place OF Charles kuen OF public
Instruction IN place Of A. Constantine barry Attorney
usneaI ~ place OF William r. Smith, Bank Comptroller
place OF iam NJ Dennis Prison
Ed several terms Of office wiz
expire the day preceding the first Monday January 1865
Also state senator in each OF the following senate Districts
nd Di.tri In MA of PER- Ill. - ~-~-.'
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Money |! Money!

haefe As Ghuuce for some Wan TO Make
~ Money!
A3<ssa now offer my Farm for SALE containing about
1880 Five Hundred Acres, situated about four miles
% west of the city OF Kenosha in the town Pleas
49, ant Prairie, and on the main Chicago and Mil
waukee road Said Farm has about Seventy Tin.
Der land and is well adapted all kinds and grass
There is now the ground about 10 of Wheat the
balance In Barley Oats Corn &c. making about 200 acres
In crops90 of Timothy and Clover Grassan album.
dance of pasturage, and good water
A first rate Dwelling House, finished from cellar to
<A garnet Barn 81 by go II. with basement of brick
ill., Wood House 20 by 40, Corn House. Hog House 16 by
stories bTic Smoke House, &C. $50 grated Annie
Trees bearing from very few up TO ten bushels This
has of the best wells OF In the State and ts
proximity Of the best markets the State II
vesy desirable property.
will sell this farm for the low price of s35 per acre with
all the crops the ground $50 per acre and give
possession in the fall 5000 remain for from
the cath Of March 1851 7per interest and portion Of
the balance can remain, desired, for term Of years
The only reason for my Offering this farm for sale at this
advise me TO leave for Southern climate
w. p wATTLEs.
Pleasant Prairie. Nav 81 1871
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%~s-A = - III fAAs
principal regulators of the
performs its functions well
are fully developed. The
dependent on the healthy
proper performance of les
ach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers ia eonse
LIvER---haying ceased t q
es OF that organ, one of the
his study. in n practice OF
to find some remedy where
arrangements to which it
medv is at last found. any
ER CostPL AISr in any
b o t t lie, and conviction il
formed by dissolving gums
which is soluble for the ac-
cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply
flow of bile, invigoratine
20 digest we'll, purifying
health to the whole machi-
Ct the disease, and effects
of the disagreeable
Gallo MEL or MINERAL
sorted to.
II III C lent TO relieve the
food frem rising and sour
fore retiring prevents night
night loosens the bowels
ness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia.
spoonfuls will always re-
m ale obstruction removes
makes a perfect cure.
ateiy relieves Cholic, while
is a sure cure for CHoL-
ventive of CHOLERA,
will prevent the recurrence
while it relieves all painful
needed to throw out Of the
cine after a long sickness.
JAU NDIcE owes all
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
make food digest well.
cures MIC DIR
W h i e su NJ NJ Err an d
almost 70 the first dose.
attacks caused by worms,
rem, there is no surer, SAT-
the world. as it nerer fLiis.
in these statements: they
that We can give evidence
it are giving their unsn-
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~ THE LIVER
NVIGO OR ATOR
pron.roS H. mp "a aNpA.~
Prepared by DIR. sANFORD.

| is GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is
ay cures almost too create believe 1t if
than bottle required kind Ire
from the Jaundce Dyspepsia common headache
all of which is the result of q DISEASED LIVER.
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cAr,rAL,$lOO GOO
MILWAUKEE
Mutual Fire Insurance Company!
ORGANIZED IN 1851
Sill A S AMES.

agent tor the City and County Of Kcnosha,
NlLL INSURE Property against Fire in said city and
county, on such terms will give satisfaction Tbs
above Company have so arranged the of nsurine
properly that II Is destined 20 do safe bnsiuess.
The Directors OF this Company are. many of them well
known in this State good and substantial men, The Com
ny Is now IN prosperous condition. The following from
The report Of the 1885, shows that affairs Of this
institution stand ahead of any other Mutual Company in
ae eastern or western states The property, appears
rom the report, insured in 1856, amounted to 1898 co.
being an increase the previous year of 9
anu TIE total amount remaining risk the Sst day OF
Dece'hoer 1900 was s2s1fo49 50 the amount Of losses
curing tue year was small, only 81 96S24 which was
promptly paid on demand. This Company insures zone
uut detached dwellings Farm Houses and Barns and will
nc" insure Stores Shops, Taverns Mills Those wishing
70 insure their buildings in this Company win End to their
advantage To call at my Office in the city OF Kenosha and
of money. '
kennsha May d 1ria ,rr,,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER IANGINGS.
SIMEON KING, At his well known stand on
~ Main Street. takes pleasure in saying to his numerous
friends and the public generally that his stock Of Books Sta
tonery and Paper Hangngs is complete and extern
sive than has ever before been offered in Kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
or the latest and most approved standards are offered
Whotssdle or Retail of every kind description used in
Common or High Schools prices that fail to please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works. both English and Amer
ican in various and beautiful styles ng-Prose and
PoeryHstores, Biographies Tales, &C. Bibles Dictiona-
ries Prayer Books, and Hymn Books Books from an
the great Publishing Houses constantly received by
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety quality and style Of Letter Note
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unruled
white, and assorted colors; Cards, Of every
description; Inks, linsstands, Gold Peas
Steel Pens, Quils &C. &c.
PAPER UANCINGS.
Wall and Window Papers, and Bordering-the arges, and
Best before offered in this market OF an
prices and qualities from the finest Satin to the
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested to look in and themselves
inducements offered for they numerous to name
kenosha, December 20, Is. Iy27
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dAl VI NHlcH 10 lhc FesuIb oi II
The LIVER is one of theA<
hfm0n body, and when id =
the powers Of the systxm
stomach is almost entirely As
action OF the Liver for the>x.,
functions; when the stam-
are at fault, and the whole r-xu
quence OF the one organ-tfeA
do its duty. For the diseas-
proprietOrS h as m n lie ito
more than twenty years,
with TO counterfeit the many an
is liable. -
TO prove that this re-
person troubled with LIy-
of its forms, has but to try avs
certain.
\ compound h as been( :
and extracting that p.1t
tive virtues of the medi- -
all morbid or bad matter
ing in their place r. healthy
:he stomach, causing fooe
the blood, giving tone andlzv
nary removing the eauses@
ing a radical cure without,
after effects. felt by using ZEE
Poison that is usually re-
One dose after eating is.
stomach and prevent { h e -
ing. hss1l
Only one dose taken be-y
MARI. y
Only one dose taken at sek
gently, ard cures eostive-A
One dose taken after eachssc
ES5- One dose of two tea,
lieve Sick Headache, A1<z
One bottle taken for fe- :
the cause Of the disease. andk~u.
Only one d o Sc immedi-
One dose often repsatelyN
ERA NoRBUs, and a pre-(S
One dose taken oftenC
of BILIOUS ATTAcK KS, -
feelings. =
rg- Only one be title is -
system the effects Of mcdi- @k
One bottle taken for -,
yellow ness or unnatural
One dose taken o short
vigor to the appetite and~
One dose often repeatedly
RHGA in its worst forms,
BOW Ell complaints yield
One or two doses cures
while for worms in child-T
er or sPeedier remedy in
There is no exaggeration -
are plain sober facts.
to prove, while all who usevH
nous ties mony in ISL
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BorrLE.

SANFORD CO.. Proprieters las Broadway, Y.
British Provinces. 's NN''eu STATE xh'
Sole Agent for Kenosha F. ROBINSON whowiIl furnish III
Grade a. manufacturers prices. - - So
Wholesale Agents in Chicago, FAIINESTOcK e. DAVIS
Market Street. ~" 49,
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infinite pleasure in recommending this medicine
PtNNhtatiN eoi fEVER AGUE, CHILL FEVER, and ali
llEhs % biLoUs TYPE. 1t operates with certainty aud
ees"nos are Wiling to testify Ia its wonderful virtues.
Amohg tue hundreds of LIVER REMEDIES offered to the
public there are none we fully recommend
Sp iNVGoRAToR generally known ghout
Union 1hs preparation is truly Lrer Erigorcor produe-
M tt most happy results all who it. Almost
aoe certhcates have been given Of the
eaeiae ~ those Of the highest standing society
Hudson County DeRocrc,. " F'
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instruction in the French Language.

Al ISIS NJ RACINE gives nsce to the ladies Of Kenosha
'i that she w with their kind assistance open class
for teaching the French language Miss r. feels cond,
that she give entire satisfaction in her Of teach
ing She has with good in the last few years.
TERns-French Language, "a lessons, IS 90
Needle work, IL lessons, SO
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

NTHEN we meet with opposition i'll one thing,
Wv we are bound to evcel, id est in keeping the
best and purest quality of Drugs and Mepicines in
the market We have been East and have select
ed the Best from the New York Market.
Oct. 9, SO STARKWEATHER g. co.
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to electric atmosphere. The importance
oil this will appear from the fact that at.
mospheric electricity, or lightning pass
es entirely along the surface--hence the
eNter al surface becomes the measure OF
capacity for any given conducting me-
dunn. When electricity is comInunica-
ted to conducting body, II does not dis
tribute itselfuniformly through the whole
mass, but exclusively upon the surface.
lDraper's Chemistry, Lecture XXXVI,
page 105. The smallest size Of this con-
ductor presents a surface of more than
two inches. The surface of the three
Fights round iron rod in common use, is
less than an inch and half.
SECOND. For the conducting power OF
the material. Copper has at least eight
times the capacity Of iron of the same
size and form, making the smallest Of
these conductors equal TO an iron rod !
inches in diameter. Copper is eigh;
-.
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EMBROIDERIES AND WHITE GOODS

EN- BRUlDERlES AND WHITE GOODS
JUST RECEU1ED
few choice sets of
COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
FRENCH COLLARS,
EMBROIDERED BANDS,
DIMITY BANDS,
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS,
FRENCH DIVINITY,
The best stock in the city OF
Bishops Lawn,
Swiss Nsuslins,
Scotch Muslins,
Plain ~ Enrrcd Cnmbrics,
Table Einnen.
-O
Scotch and Russia Diaper,
DaHsaSk Spreads and Napkins, are kept By
KELLOGG, TEARS s. Co.
SHAWLS I SHAwLSlI
Gentlemen's Shawls Bay State Shswls at NEW YORK
COST splendid lot Brocha Shaws.
Just opened for Spring Trade, complete stock Of
CROCK ERX
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IDA M of THOUSAND FLOWERS
ID This celebrated article for identifying the com
plexion curing diseases of the skin, just received
the Drug Store of STARKWEATHER * co.
DABBnT,s POTASH in tin Cans, for max
HD ing hard and soft Soap, constantly on hand, at
STARKWEATHER a. Co.'S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24

GALL and examine Clark & Sons larpe assort.
~ ment of family Groceries, they are selling at the
lowest price Opposite the City Bank, No, 70 Main
Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
The Right af 80 Wrauc.

The right of suffrage is MT alone privilege
but it is a sacred trust, confled to each quail
fed member of a community, to be exercised by
him according to his honest convictions. For
thi. reason. no man is at liberty, consistently
with his obligations to society. to fail of exer-
cising it. The right of suffrage is not merely II
matter Of personal concern. II is something
for which each voter is accountable TO the com
mnnity in which he lives and the government
which protects him in the enjoyment of his rights
and liberties.
For this reason, no voter is excusable who
fails to attend the polls and to cast his vote ac-
cording to the dictate Of his Judgment. The
very foundation of a representative government
like ours, is the sovereignty of the popular will
"A will which can be definitely ascertaiued only
by afu and free expression of our sentiments at
the polls.
Let every voter of the city remember this to.
day-and not fail of discharg,ng this trust by
reason of the pressure of business, or inditfer-
ence to the result Whether he vote with the
one party or the other. il is his duty to rote. A
few minutes of time will suffice for the purpose
and his single vote may. not impossibly, deter
mine the issue of the election.
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W. yanccy in 1910.

We are informed that Mr.. Yancey in $50
n regular hard cider log cabin, and coon
skin Wing. We are not advised ns II whether
he sang patriotic songs, or tied big knot at the
end of his latch string, during that memora-
hle canvass-but il is very certain that he work
ed for Tippecanoe aud Tyler too with his accus-
toned zeal and energy. Now, TINT he hns conc
over Ia the Democracy we fail 10 perceive how
any Wing can consent To endorse his CONVEX
sion. In the strategy Of war, that side 10 which
any one may desert is accustomed to sustuin and
approve the step--hut it is something altogether
new that the party deserted should assist in the
bestowal Of the honors. The Wing. of the city will
10 day have an opportunity Of obtaining suf
iioient "indemnty for the past" if not Of "secu-
rty for the future"
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Iynchbnra Lumber vprke,. VA, -.
- . ----
ukiCtisnanh lurt,1.s E1ny ID,

KEMARKs-Warm weather continues, and as anat-
nral sequence, rain may be expected in day two.
Breadstutis are firm, with upward tendency in pr-
ces Some descriptions have advanced. Tobacco
steady
CoRN.-There was but little doing to-day. Yrster-
days rates continued to rule the market viz: % cts
a9l, with disposition on the part of factors to fix
upon So rs the minimum The Norfolk Herald of
yesterday says The demand far exceeds the supply,
and we note sales to-day of 1000 bushels mixed all
on market, at % cents. yellow is not much
qured for, and in rather better supply though still
scarce
CoRN MrAL.-We quote, as before, at Slal O5, with
upward tendency.
FLorR.-Ihe holders of the small stock in store
here have put up their prices, and are now asking
81 62a7 81! for common brands of Superine To-
day 50 was offered for selected lot of straight brand
and refused, the holder being indisposed to sell.
OATs.-We note further advance of 5 cents in
Oats, sales at 10 cts. hariuS been made to day.
ToBAcco.-Priccs are unchanged. The receipts
have been quite heavy for the past few days and the
lists on the inspectors books, tor rotation sales,
rapidly filling up.
WnEAr-We hear Of further small sales ut 81 Ga
81 Is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

There viii be IN iinmens" inerea. of land in
tobacco this year. compared with any year
for the last fifty in this section of Virginia.
Heretofore but few farmers engaged in il. This
year but few will he out Of it. One of the diff
cutir~ If engaging in the growth of this crop is
the fact that plants unusually hard To get-in
many cases seriously injured by the fy. Let
every farmer who finds his plant beds infested
with thee flies. have his chimneys swept and
get all the SCOT he cam and then sprinkle his
plants with wa'er. so as to make the SCOT stick.
and sow il OVER them. and he will find his plants
entirely protected so long as the SCOT remains
them. Then give them a top dressing Of guano
every three four days. A farmer informs
that he has tried SCOT. but that it did not answer
in his care, whilst an application of tram oil.
over the plants alphabetically destroying the
hy aud preventing their incursions-Frede-
rieksburg Herald