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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
Electric Oil.


Washington, D. c., Aug. 10, 1s55-Dear Sir: But one
opinion prevails here with regard the power Of
Electric Oil. One here perhaps striking
than any ohera crippled for thirteen years been
restored so that he walk This induced
to try 1t mysef al il has relieved, almost Immediately
both Neuralgia and Rheumatism One Of my servants
having bad leg than year, has been cured ia
week by this OIL and do hesitate to recommend IL 10
all wish for the sake Of humanity tina, this oil eenld
be had throughout the whole world. Yours sincerely,
WH HENRY SNYDER, Drewns Hotel
Sc Greet Cures known to have been made IN wash
ingon within two weeks past and in Baltimore AZ lcss
100 besides hundreds relieved Corns ToehaoAs Fsaa.
and trihng pains aad aches. In Ilridse,on, n
in Harrsburgh and Wilmington. also from Cleveland
Ohio indeed srsyschere 1t HIS been introduced the re-
port wonderful All beats everything tried 10 take
cut pain and thoroughly from the system both SAT-
Rheum and Eryspeas, Rheumatism, sweniags. Sores.
sprains, Wounds, Cuts Burns cure Papa.en and
partial Paralysis II viii do in ninety nine cases ia every
hundred, IL used according directions aud /; is pleas
ant does not smart interfere with any food nor
medicine.
Washington, d. G. Aug. 18TH
Prot DeGrathI sell great deal of your OIL as II
is well spoken Of in neighborhood and not day pas
see but that have many calls fer it, although Messrs
stook Co., keep it. Send me some Immediately and
oblige yours, truly,
RoBT. A. PAYsE,
Druggist, cor. Fourth st. and NJ. Az
See my written name the wrappers name blown in
gIdss also. Prof. De GRATH,
80 Eight ST., Philadelphia.
CERTIFICATE WILLIAMSON.
!, John Williamson, Attorney at Law, Huntington, Pa,
do certify that Prof DeGrahs Electric OIL is inizibe for
rheumatic pains My wife, who for months pas has
been greatly afflicted and unable to walk has been
to health by the application Of this Oil almost
ously, and can cheerfaIy recommend it to others.
JONI WILLIAMSON
1t be had OF the agents hersses sdvertsenentin
another column.
Prof G, DE GRATH, Philadelphia.
~ This Oil may be relied for deafness.
Read, Read, Ye Afflicted, Readl
H. HembOd Offers to the afflicted his Genuine Prepare
tions Fluid Extract Buehu which have accomplished the
extraordinary OF all other similar rem edies
Read the advertisement in another column, headed
"Helulbold's Genuine Preparation" 4w2s
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
The Arrest of Gen. Walker Denounced
by Cass.
New York Doc %

The special correspondent of the
Times telegraphs from Washington to-
day, that Secretary Cass denounces the
arrest of Walker as illegal and unauthor-
lied. Com. Pauling's instructions were
only to prevent the landing of Walker
The Commodore will doubtless Be court
msrtialed Immediately.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

BANK OF AURORA AND BANK OF
SOUTHERN ILLISoIs.-We learn from
the estate Journal that the bank of South
efn Illinois, at Bolton, and the Bank of
Aurora, at Aurora have filed notice With
tie Hon. Jesse X. Dubois, State Aud
itor. and have gone into voluntary liqui-
datinn. under the law, and, are I1ow
winding up their business. The bills
are amply projected by securities in the
hands OF the Auditor Chicago Jour
nal.
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1iieO

AZ VIII .mstsvn, Nov. slst, Mrs. ESTHER B., aged 50
rslict OF the late Hon. Daniel Noble.
The decease Of Mrs Daniel Noble has left an aching
VOID IN the large circle of friends and relatives which
had SO long been the CENTRE She widow OF
Hon Daniel Noble so long and fsvorabiy known in this
sonmnnity aud throughout the state his death
MRS Mobiles has occupied the old homestead and by her
and christian character received the sectona,a regard
.Sesd (Aass) Sam
The decease was the mother OF our fellow citizen Chief
Engineer W. H. NosLE
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MoHat's Life Pills ana Phoenix nitters.

The mia and the body have that close connection, tia
has been spy said that when the the other
delicate Equally is il. that when any Of the dcto
digestive organs diseased the most nepien
FORM ind the mind distracted ard perturbed and the
bowels ,hsn cogged with unhealthy secreons The
oy safe remedy for this mental and bodily condition. is
for the p..ien. 10 take regular alternately Life
Pills and Phoenix Bit;ers.
Sold by the Proprietor W MoAt, 385 Broadway, New
York sse OF J. b. stsrkwesther Co. ksnasha, Wis.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

ToADYING.-The nation being at peace
with all States, the President recon-
mends the construction of ten new war
steamers. The economical and warlike
iuducement to this measure is, that the
shallow Southern harbors below Norfolk
cannot be entered by large vessels-and
as the docterine of the Equality of the
States" requires that they should be en-
tered, why ten light draft steamers must
be built. Congress will order them.
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IN S UR A NOE ENJOY
ATKENOsHHA co. BANK

City Fire Insurance Go. of Hartford, CT. a.
Merchants 81 Traders Fire and Marine
Insurance ofMilwaukee, Wis.
Massassit Insurance 90. of Springfield Mass
Insurance soicited-All losses honorably adjust
ed and promptly paid. j. ii. KIABALL,
Sept, 1857. Agent.
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IN PROBATE. KESosAk COUNTY CouRr.
In the matter OF the last VIII and Tss.amep4 ~ Io

IN PROBATE KESosAk COUNTY CouRr
In the mater Of the last VIII and Testament Of Jane,
Tasne, deceased.
On reading and fling instrument in writing purpor-
ting to be the last will and testament James TA late
Of Pleasant Prairie in the county OF Kenoha deceased
and salso the accompanying petition OF Mary Tasfee OF
the place aforesaid representing among Things that
the said James Taae lately died Pleasant Prairie aore
aid that said Instrument is the last will OF
said deceased and that She the sad petitioner the iden
teal Mary Taafe named appointed in and BY said
last will and testament thereof and praying that
day be appointed for hearing tbs proof said Insiru
men IL Is ordered that the proofs Of said instrument he
heard before the Judge OF this Court Saturday the ga
day OF January, a. ID. fSS at o'clock, A. NJ, at the
Probate Once in the City aud County Of Kenoshs Ana
1t is further ordered that public notice thereof be gwen TO
all persons Interested, by publishing copy OF ts order
for three weeks suec"ssvey prior to said day OF nearing
in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph, weekly newspaper
printed at Kenosha City, in said county OF henosna
JOHN b. JIL50S, County Junge4
Dated KenoSha. Dec 29th, 1891. oWzy
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E.TRAY.

AME the enclosure Of subscriber on or about
" The st day Of November 1851 light brinde steer,
one wear old small write strip his back. The
requested prove property pay charges and take him
away. hA r. SfEIsON.
| somers Dec. Is, 1857. &w2s
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK.
KENOSEzA WUa

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 otho
Charge.
yncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver C, in bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from Now
York. J. II. KIMBALL. CASHIER.
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Marrito.

At the residence of the Rev D. D. Bacon on the evening
Of the 22nI Of Dec 1857. BY the same Mr. wx H. H.rr
ros Reeds Grove m and Miss EsrHra kelly, Of Wheat
land, Wis.,
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Kenosha Fire Department.

Kenosha Fire Department.
The Annual Meeting Of the Fire Department sfthe CT
Of Kenoshs will be held the House in the city
of KeRosha, Monday evening jan 1lth 1885, at which
time election of officers will be had
business transacted. The different Companies comprising
the Department will govern themselves accordingly and
the Secretary in required by the rules
the Department BY order ofthe President.
Dec. IS, 1857. s. Y. BRANDE, sec'y.
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KENOSHA
r { III EST ATE OFFICE


For the Purchase and Sale Of RRAL EsrATEthe exai-
nation Of TrrLEs-payment Of TAxEs-and Conveyance
LANDED PROPERTY Lots and Lands kept posted withou
charge, unless sales effected.
HOSES and Lors for SALE in every par. of the city,
varying in price from $500 to s2,O0o.
FARMS and LANDS in every town in the county, and
sommodating terms.
MONEY invested in the best of Landed Securities
the highest market rates Of Interest.
TAXES paid, and TAxTiTLEs compromised, and general
Agency for the management OF liabilities aecruny Rea
Estate.
TrLss examined and perfected by the aid OF superior
system of indexes made under personal supervision Also
gent for the Milwaukee Mutual Insurance Company
Risks taken at with Clerk of Circuit,
Court. s.Y BRANDE.
KESosHA, Nov. ID, 1856 1y22
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
trv SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription OF Sir James Clarke NJ d
physician Extraordinary the Queen. This invaluable
medicine unfang the OF all those painful and
dangerous diseases which the Female constitution is
subject.
I, moderates all excess removes all distractions, ssd
speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. WILL in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
TAsss rus should not Do taken by females during hs
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage bSt at any other time sy
drs sGjt.
In all cases Of and spinal affections pain in the
Back and Limbs heayiness fatigue slight sxerOn pal
pitson of the heart lowness OF spirits Mysteries, sick
headache whites and all painful diseases occasionally
dsordsred system these Pills will effect when all
other means have failed aud although powerful remedy
do not contain iron calOe antmony any other mine
raj.
Pull directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES
H,ate L. G. Baldwin 4 CO..
Rochester, MY;
NB-si,oO and s postage stamps enclosed to anyaa-
thorzed Agent will bottle OF the Pills by return
mail
For sale by starisveather d Co., r. Robinson
A. r. Steele, and -. Clark q Son, KenosliR
and Druggists generally throughout the United States
tlyr23l
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German Letters remaining in the Post Office,
Jan I 1858
ESTRAY.

~anzEn Taken up by the subscriber, on or about the
lst Of November, spotted Steer about
~ Is months old, muIy, white and red The
---<--AAowne is requested to prove properly pay
charges, and take the same away - - -
Paris, Dec. Il, 1857. Is~27I RICHARD DAVIS.
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Spttial Motites.
Kenosha No. 2.

Kenosha No. 2,
~ Noties is hereby given that the q
~ semi annual meeting for the cleo 50
E2&k4 = ton Of officers Of nenosha Engine kxSE&@1
Co. No :, will be held their en- sSSsssssEsIS&
CINE house Thursday, Jan. eth, 1855 at oclook
r. M s. w. BROWN, Sec'y
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EsTRAY.

GAME into the enclosure of Levi Grant, about tie
u Isl Of October last 10 Sheep particular marx The
can have the same by proving property and paying
charges - .- ZOOS ~ oAhLEf
BRISTOL, Zee. 20, 1887. 4w2yT On the prsmisef.
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T n e CITY B A TX
OLE KENOSHA

OF * FIN OSHA.
One ofthe Ers organized under the General Banking
of the Stats.
Win give immediate attention all Collections,
entrusted to it. Remances made for Collections
day Of payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncsrrent Notes
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in to suit, the principal points
Great Britain France, Germany, Holland switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
L. G. DURANT, A. CAMPBELL
odshisr. Prssident
KESosHA Sept. LIST, 1857
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oPFICE OF CITY TRFAsITprp


KESosBA, Wis, Oct. Isl 1851
hereby give notice that the Tax Roll contain list
af civ and School taxes assessed and levied s9lan
taxable Personal abd heai Estate, within the ate
limits Of the city Of Bsncsha for the year 1851 has
delivered for collection aud that payments
will be received my office dav da'ng business hours
until the last Mon, 5S.
Once ia the 70 .,uilding, corner OF
la x Market Vt
ABRAHAM HANSON, City Trea.ursr
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Kenosha Rifles, Attention
The Annual Meeting for the election of ocers of the
above Company, will be held at their Armory Monday
evening next, jan 4th 1855, at O'Clock general at
.endancei 10 desired. d. C. MAcyEAN. Clerk.
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Prom the Madison Journal.
Wisconsin Statistics.

The annual report of the Secretary of
State, contains some interesting sta
tistics.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

Total expenses next year, ....-.. 1926 324 ,25
The resources to meet this expenditure are as
follows -
State Tax of 1857 Observation-Disclosures. $500 900 90
Bank Tax of 1858, (estmated) -......- Of. Oo0, 90
Railroad Tax of 1858, do ... Is, 0oo 90
Plankroad Tax of 1858, do - 2eo 90
Tax on suits of 1858, do ---.-... 100000
Telegraph OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo 90
Hawkers and Peddlars -.......... lo0c
Arrearages due from Banks, 12s0,3o
Arrearages due from counties, as per
schedule "B" herewith, .-.-.-... S6Ii923
Arrearages due from Clerks of Court
US per statement herewith, marked
"a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9ol6S5
Deficiencies of late State Treasurer, 3l,3lS,5i
Amount i'll Treasury, Sept. 80, 1857, 5l53is
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s455, a7S, 80
Excess of liabilities for next year,
aboveicesolrces,. $50, 345, sc
This item is estimated SIG COO more than w Us
estimated last year.,
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Commercial.


OFFICE or KESosHA TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAPH
Tharsday Morning. Dee. "a, 1887.
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STOLEN.
FIRE FIRE. FIRE

The Members of Protection Fire Co. No l. will take ne
tce that the Regular Annual Meeting for the election
officers will be held at their Engine Room, Thursday
evening, Jan It'll, at o'clock.
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Metu ADVERTISEMENTS.

Stocks and Bonds bought and sold at the Brokers
Board. Collections made throughout the United
States and Canadas.
GRO. C, sMLLLKY. wN. C. WE'D. ALFRED W. BARTLETT.
RErEREScrs:-Moses Taylor, Esq, William D; Astor,
ESQ, New York. 3mo2s|
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

rom view that only their waving ban
ners and their brandished swords and
shields are visible. we are terrible !!
retire beforeuS" they are supposed to
sing or cry. Keppcl has his own way
Of set tling these matters. lie turned his
mariners out of his boats, drew them up
on the margin Of the suburb. and poured
into the Fatshan militia such a shower
of Mimic bal that the Chinese army is
quickly back up its fosse again. He
purposcd to llnd his howitzers and pass
the night near the tity-a .ring scheme,
which might have won ransom OF half
a million of dollars or utter destruction,
as the fortune of war might inclin,. A
message from the admiral. however. re-
called him. He had his five jnnks
towed before him. and as he left the city
he stood up in the stern-sheets.of his
boat and shook his hand, good humored-
ly saying. You rascals. shall come
back aga TO you soon;' and those ex-
traordinary Chinese, they. too, laughed
a broad, good-humored grln-and SO
they parted
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r. w ,a....,.a.,',. - L.,
~ ~ " =. an '0n W. 80 W Wv
- ~, ,g""e y - ,. -
- 'e ~ '',. !" ''s saitn "o'" ~ wei
-'ot"''n9',i 'n'''S 'He stea' 'hiP''f'a' oi''
and sae ! '.i' 'S'oh 10 sHsi{ aut'u| the
'''"' u o''"'! vi F's. a.'o""'A VI '''''
1''"e''Se IL unu'"'p i ID 'h' Pu'''' N'"'c'
",''"S '"e P'eN''u' 'l"'i 'ei' .no 'e0e'PS
'fese iie are not IN excess Oh inc average
ana III 9'' t'tS -" ~ tn, "'"''",s"
'ns lux "'i "''' pro 'uee o' Vi 9o',
o2o'""o a'''nS ,"e'c"fte"' year. ana an
otnfr receipts "''' 10, eSce'" sS'oo','
o'o i"' expenditures unu pom
heaaS' are very hea'y' ou' PARTICULARLY
so i'r ,'9 support OF TN army a'u naval
e''a 2ti'h neH's' b'%h military arms are
uccl 'reu p''S o' 'hH auhlh'''r '''on'
Ia pA'Itc u"o' II no" fillc@i u
tnirty mliiiohs' anu IL wlii De a'iE"ni' 70
get In more than hve or SIX m'iiohS
during the year. but VIII t Is save under
thlt heal Will be exp 'ndcd IN lndian
wars, puohc h1'liihS'' NC. very lew
people have an I'd a OF tho extent to
which the p'ss'on ior ma1hlhe'hf pnolc
structures Is carried here. Lac treisury
extension, which WAS began with mod
crate appropriation OF s3o)'o)o, has al
ready swallowed s1oo.ooo' and Will re-
quire at least > $40 900 IN ad i't'on to
complete 1t. The new wing OF the cap
itol will cost Slo,Olo,oo0 the New
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

Tha following good joke was pcrpetra-
ted between Schenectady and Utica, upon
one Of the conductors of the Central
Road:
A lad about l2 years of age got on
board the train at Utica, and being in
somewhat of a quandary as to how he
should pay his fare, he was kindly offered
the protection OF the crinolinc of one
of the lady passengers. The offer was
accepted, and in very short space of
time the youngster was duly 50 ted on
the bottom of the car, between two seats,
completely covered with skirts. The
conductor passed through the cars with
ont observing the free passenger; and
the little fellow has since become a
thorough convert to hoops, and believes
in the right Of woman to protect poor
travellers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

WHEAT, WINTER AND'SpRING.-We
wish we could obtain accurate statistics
real facts representing the comparative
success, of spring and winter wheat cul-
tivated in Maine We mean compare
tive success the true amount actually
harves' ed, and the quality Of each, acre
for acre. and bushel for bushcl.
Say for series of years--ten years if
you please, We think that the success of
winter wheat would not be far, If any.
behind that of spring wheat. Our far
mcrs will bear the loss of any other crop
with great deal more patience and re-
signation than they will with the loss of
a crop of winter wheat. Their grass
crop may be winter killcc or spring
killed. or dried up in summer. and they
bear it without giving up its cultivation,
but continue to put in the seed year af.
ter year and take the chances hopefully
and cheerfully. So it is with the pota-
to crop-the rot, the rust, the curl, the
frost. and such like enemies, may cut off
the crop year after year, and SO with
many other crops, and still they continue
their cultivation. But let them SOW
field Of winter wheat and IL it should
happen to b, injured by frost in spring,
or by rust. good bye to it. We will
not try it again. Now, wc are inclined
to the belief that if the same number Of
acres shoald be sown every year as there
is of spring wheat, and in as many diff
erent varieties of soil and situation, the
success of it would compare favorably
with that Of the spring variety. Has il
not been so this year: Those fields Of
winter wheat which we have seen have
looked better and yit lded better than
spring wheat.
The time for sowing this variety Of
wheat is at hand. and indeed even now
is. Early sown wheat does the best in
this country. Let it get we'll rooted
bef,re wiater. and If Il should become
too rank, feed i OF with sheep or calves
or other light cattle. a
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a9ritulturul.

HoRsEs.-Those who have the care Of
horses are frequently very negligent In
the manner Of discharging their duty
There is no animal in existence no aus.
ceptible to the effects Of dirt, impure ais,
bad bedding, &C., as the horse. All
excrcments in horses stable, however
small in quantity, should be removed at
least once a day, an clean. dry place
left for the animal to stand, or lie down
on. Many a horse when stabbed for an
hours feeding, is placed in close. filthy
place, without breath of pure air
there obliged to make his meal. We
would almost as soon think Of cati ng in
such place ourselves, as of compelling
horse to do it. If You have no win
dows in your stable, by all means make
one at once, or knock off board, to let
in light and pure air. When You have
removed the qroppings from the stable
at night, strew the floor with dry straw
or rusk the value oe the manure will
more than repay the expense-besides
rendering your horse hellth:cr.- Ckx-
ford Democrat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-11

Harry was the son of an old nei III. j..
Dor, who had been abroad for three
years, and before that had been at col
lege. so that had never seen him but
uncle remembered him at once, and had
insisted on his staving until came
down. though Harry, from delicacy,
would have left after an inquiry about
my health My uncle was one Of those
who will not be pu' off and so Harry re-
m lncd; The luckiest thing said lie.
i ever did
Milo is now my favaritc s'eed. for
Harry broke him. for me; and we are
all as happy as the day is long, uncle
includ ID; for uncle insisted on our living
with him. and to d him. 1t last. / would
consent. If only to keep Poll Wilkes
from cooking hts dinners To which
he answered.. looking at Harry. you see
what lttle sptfre she is, and you may
bless your stars il you don't re the day
she went out tn fnd husband. Peter
sons Magazine.