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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-28
FoIsoM's MERCANTILE CoLLEeE.-The

FoLsoM's MERCANTILE CoLLEGE.-The
of a thorough business educa-
ton is beginning to be appreciated by the
more intelligent portion of our communi--
ty. This fact is eyinced by the large
number that are annually resorting to
our mercantile schools. What wonder
ful contrast in the facilities for training
the young for the active duties of life in
the present and immediate past. Trans
cendently important as the Mercantile
College is to the young aspirant for mer-
camille honors, yet its benefits are not
limited to this class. The young farmer,
the mechanic, the artizan, may here OBJ
tain general knowledge of the grand
system by which exchanges of the coun-
try are effected together with the laws to
which they are amenable in the every
day relations of life, and which they
would obtainin no other way. except by
observation and experience which, from
the situation of this class, is an absolute
impossibility. They could thus refute
the too often well merited charge of gross
ignorance in matters where every Ameri-
can is expected to be well informed.
OF this class of schools in the west
none are more efficient and popular than
Folsom's Mercantile College of Cleveland.
We are pleased to note its prosperity, for
we know it is worthy of public confidence
and patronage. Mr.. Folsom is one of
the Oldest and most successful teachers
in this important department of educa-
ton. His college has done and is doing
a great work for the rising generation,
and we can in no better way manifest our
interest in the welfare of our young
friends than to recommend to them a
thorough course of study at that college.
a@s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-28

COMING UP TO THE ScRATcH.--The Bu-
chanan organs of Ohio are fast ranging
themselves on the side of Taney's new
construction Of the Constitution in the
Dred Scott case. The Ohio Statesman
led of, in series of articles in which it
attempted to sugar coat Taney's decision,
to suit doughface democratic palates.--
The county organs are following the lead
of the Statesman, and it is almost certain
that the Sham Democratic State Conven-
ton in August will incorporate this new
and morstrous doctrine of Teney's into
their party platform, and make it test
Ct democratic orthodoxy. Thus do we
behold another evidence of the entire
subserviency to slavery of bogus democ-
racy. No kind of service is too degrading
for them to perform for the benefit OF
slavery. If the shareholders were to ask
our Ohio doughface democratic leaders to
get down on their bellies, literally, and
lick the dust from their lordly feet, we
verify believe the poor driveling devils
would not have spunk enough to refuse
At the Democratic State Convention in
1845, and in several successive State Con
ventions, the following resolutions were
passed:
Resolued, That the people of Ohio,
now, as they always have done, look up
on the institution of slavery as an evil,
unfavorable to the full development OF
the spirit and practical benefits of free in
stitutions, and that entertaining these
sentiments, they will feel it their duty to
use all power consistent with the nation
al compact to prevent its increase, to
mitigate, and finally to eradicate the evil
Resolved, That the provisions of the
Ordinance of Congress of 1857, SO far as
the same relate to slavery, should be ex-
tended to all territory of the United States
not organized into States.
This was the platform of Ohio Democ
racy in the hey, day of its prosperity. Now
it repudiates that doctrine in toto, and
attaches itself to Dred Scott decisions and
Border Ruffian sovereignty. "How art
thezmighty fallen
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-28
Birth, Marriage and Death Statistics
of WYanslnt County.

We are under obligations to our Coun,
ty Auditor, Col. Joseph McCutchen, for
the following valuable and interesting
statistics showing the number of births,
and deaths in our county, for
the year ending on the FIRST day of March,
1887 also, the number of militia enroll
ed by tie Assessors under the new law.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-05-28

The whole number OF births in the
county was 347, as follows: Sycamore,
30; Eden, 23 Antrim, f3; Pitt, 81
Crane. 26; Tymochtee, 40; Crawford,
SO; Salem 55; Miff1in, Is; Marseilles,
18; Jackson, II; Richland, 81; Ridge,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

bk 81 IA
KEN0SHA CITY-3rd WARD.
SOUTH isf Qr Sec 81, T0tcn 2, Range 49,
VI. o 3rsn-psrt lot biz -, com on the W line OF
Exchange street, 81 fin Of line OF sd lot thence
" 100 Il, II to line of said lot, { 100 II aud sto
beginning ............ :
Runais-lots 8, 4, 5 and 6, in bk At d
Spellman lot bk 80 com IS n vne cor Of "a
lot, thence 70 linz ofsame, " u f. n to n line
olSad LOT, and to beginning ...............
r Bell-w HI lot bk 80 ....,...
W Stronghold bk 57........... /
Mrs Davis-par, lot bk 80, the ~ line TX.
change 81. 100 IT'S Of the n line, " 132 II, = 80 n
e l3S IL #, n So II TO place OF beginning . 4
Voney FreDoh-con q the $ " cor OF Thos K.ena,.,s
land. thence 3 81 II, thence to " line OF l. Far
rsi's iRHd thence 50 It. excepting therefruIa "a
follows, com ct the " cor Of Thos Keenan's land
thence ~ Z, thence to the line Exchau..
st taken up, thence IA 10 Sc cor Thos Keens,,s
laud, and 10 beginning - Z
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RI . w a RID ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNllNCEMENT

TO ali persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
5permatorrhea, Seminal Weakness Impotence, Conner
rhdz, elect; Syphilis the Wee Of onsnisIs, seAbuss
SC. DC.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view ofthe awful dss-
tion q human LIE. caused by Sexual diseases, and the
receptions prsetised upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases BY Qasc have directed their Consulting
Charitable act worthy Of their name, give MEDICAL
all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
Letter with description Of their condition. age occupation
habits Of life ke and in oeItrene poverty and SUI
feging, Furnish Medicines Free Of Charge.
fh. Howard Association Is benevolent Institution,
by special endo znent for the relief Of the and
distressed afflicted with Vrulent and Epidemic Diseases"
II has surias Of means which the Directors have
expend IL advertising the above notice. IL
less the Association commands the highest Med
icai skill Of th- age and vii furnish the most approved med
treatment.
just Published by the Association Repar, Sperus
torrhoes seInua Weakness tire vice Of Uuansn Mas
turbaton SELF Abuse and other diseases e the erua
Organs by the Consulting Surgeon which viii sent by
mail Gin as-aed envelope.) E2EE OF CHARGEon the re.
ee;pt ~ TWO STAMPS for postage
address. DR.. GEO. X LH0CS. Consulting Surgeon,
Hovad citation, No. South NINTH street. Phjiadei
phiz, Pa. BY Order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HKARTHELL, President.
GEO. FAIRcKILp, ssG'y. Las
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Oaice 30 Main street.
Kenosha Water-Cure.

HIS INSTITUTION is founded upon the principle using
"NdtIre's Ren,sdisS in the cureof disease,
structing patients in their that they may
Not oniy Regain, Gat AIintdir HsaLtA.
The LEGATION Of the CURE emnety adapted for pur
pos being situated in Of the pleasant Cities ofthe
West which for health, pure air and cannot be
passed.
Our Rooms aud Bathing oonvenlences are well arranged
for the comfort Of patients and psius will be spared
render their stay agreeable,
DR. sEELsf would call the attention ii the afflicted
new Remedy
The ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
which he has introduced his Cure By the these
baths al exraneOus minerals (as mercury, lead, &c.
extracted from the system, and some Of he distressing
maiadies that humanity sutec are entirely cured
such scrofua, Rheun a, Par alyss Ulcers
and Nervous Diseases generally.
Persons who have worked IN paints taken mercury
mineral Dedicne ofany kind will DO well these baths
THE TERMS OF this Institution from % % per
lnvads will bring six crash towels, linen
sheets, flannel blanket and two comfOrtsbles.
Those desiring Home Treatment will enclose - ITO
II. +. SEELEY.
Keaosha, Sept $50 1851
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sz GLE AN YOUR WHEAT.
&c. the BEST TANNING MILLS!

II w. DICKEY is now manufacturing at Keno
JIG sha, the best flaming Mill now in use His
Mills have received TIE highest premium at the
State Fair at the Dane and Rock County Agricai-
tura Fairs, and better than all that, every farne.
that has ever used Them, is living TESTIMONIAL III
thsir superiority over any other mill manufactured
The following is the award of TIE state Fair last
year: The Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
awarded this Diploma to r. w. Dickey, for Bee
flaming Mi!lexhibifed at its annual fair, 1856
Geo. Tiffany. See,y." Harvey Dnrkee, Prest.'
There is mill in this country except this, that
will clean spring wheat perfectly elaau That thi,
one will do i. the following certificate sufficiently
| proves:
:" purchased of p w. Dickey. one of his Fan
ming Mills, and on fair trial l have found it Il
be all that he claimed for it, 1t is the only flaming
/ mill that have ever found that would clean spring
wheat perfectly. JOHN LAMB.
/ Being now prepared 10 manufacture, these mills
on scale to meet the increasing demand orders
solicited Mandatory at the foot of Market stree
near the middle warehouse, Kenosha, Wis.
Agenis-Janesville, Bump Gray. at Mil. d s
w. K. K. Depot Madison, 5. X. Fox. hardwar,
merchant; Belxidere, Ill.,; Henry Williams.
Price of Mills Cash down or notes payable a
the city Bank in 60 days; with interest, $22 90
Orders promptly attended TO, and mills sent t.
anypart of the country.
| Kenosha, August y, 1857. lift
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the ItNER Is ore OF the
imam body, and Nhsn il
..e powers Of the systsn,
omGch 10 almost entirei y
sution OF the Liver for the
motions; when the stom =
are a faux, and the whole
iHence % the one ufsan-the
q It's duty, For the diseas-
,roprietpTs h rs m n de =
acre than tive. y ye ~.
18th u cOuutarac; tue many.
iial.s.
TO prove that as g.
person troubled Win Ln Il
I its forms, E.s butte try Il
ertain.
\ compound has been,
ma extracting that psft
I'VE virtues Of he medi-
morbid or rad matter,
IN their place n i'"althy,
Ie stomach. causing foodl
4e blood. giving tone and
cry removing the causesI
ag n radical cure 1ithoutl
Ger effects, felt by using
',,isnN tina; is usually re-
one a0se after eating is
rmach and prevent t h e
c.
nnly one dose taken be-
,are.
Only one dose taken a
ntly. and cures costivc
Bne dose taken after eaci.I
sS- Inc dose of two tea,
l,e sick Headache,
Oae bottle :aken for ic
e cause Of the disease. ami
only one dose immeii-'
par dose often reg atea'
"a MoRBUs, and = pre-
Une d.se taken ufteu
{ BILIO ATTAC gs.l
sl'Hs@s
sF only one bettle is
.stem the effe Is cf medj-
one bottle taken forl
, ellOwness or unnatural
One dose taken n short
.-or to the appetite and
Ore doss often repeated,
iIc:A in its worst forms. /,
IwEL complaints yieid'
One or two doses curest
while for worms in chiid-i
r or speedier remedy in
Tnere : no syaggerstiOn.
re plain so b er facts,
. prove. while all who use,
N Gus tie tim o ny in it's
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Money! Money!


Here IL "a Chance for some Man 70 Make
Money.
Rsnr now offer my Farm for sale, containing about
Five Hundred Acres, situated about four miles
west Of she city of Kenosha, In the town Of Pleas
- ant Prairie, and on the main Chicago and Mil
road said Farm has about Seventy Of Tim
land and is well adapted TO all kinds grain and grass
There the ground about 70 of Wheat the
balance in Barley Oats Corn &C. making about 200 acres
crops91 of Timothy and Clover Grassan abun-
lance OF pasturage, and good water.
-, FIRST rate Dwelling House, finished from cellar 70
- garrett; Barn 81 by co IT, with basement 81 BRICK
i'll Wood House 20 by 49, Corn House, Hog House 10 y
~ stories bricx Smoke House. sc. 100 grsited Appe
Frees caring from a very few up to ten bushels inis
Farm the best wells OF water in the state ana JUS
proximity to one of best markets in the state aseslta
seIy desirable property. -,
will sell ts farm the low price OF e35 per acre VIII
al the crops on the ground for $50 per acre ane gve
possession in the fall $4,000 remain for five years from
he oath Of 1881 per centnterest and portion
the balance remain if desired for term OF years
The only my offering this farm for sale at th
very price, nay present Ill health and my physician
| advise TO leave for Southern climate. -
| Pleasant Prairie, May 81, 1857. 4su
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We take in mite pleasure in recommending this medicse
preventatty eot IEtER AGCE, Gull FEVER. and all
EvERs Of BIors TYRE 1t operates with certainty and
thousands willing to testify wonderful virtues
among the hundreds Of LIvEk REMEpIs offered the
uhlic, there fully recommend Dr. SAN
"Rp INEIGoR generally known Throughout the
nnn This preparation is truly Lre pr7gorator produc
tn most happy results all who useit Almost
bic certificates have been given of the this
accne ~ those of the highest standing society," and
De the best preparation now before the public
hudson County Dc1orYrf.
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Stntc Of WiscOnsi ne x enesha County Cir
eniH atanrf

Summons 10" 10ney Demand
Thonss hernan against Thomas Webb
The State Of Wisconsin 90 Thomas Webb, Defendant:
YOU are hereby summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint in This action, aled with the clerk OF this
court on the 10 day Of October A. D. 1857 at his ono.
in the city a henoss snd copy OF your snsver
to the said copla,t on the subscriber his Office in the
city Of Kenosha, state Of Wisconsin, within twenty day.
after the service hereof eSeusiye OF the day
vice and yc fail the conp aiut within the
time aforesaid, he plaintiff in this ton IN TAKE Igment
against you for the sum of thee hun red and
dollars and eghyeght cents and interest thereon from
Sept. 2lst, 1857, hesides Of this action
Dated, September cath, A. d. 1857. j J. PETITE
6wl9 Plaintiffs Attorney, Of Keno.ha City.
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ID A Y I'D I'll. L A N F

A RCHITECT AND BUILDER.-PLANS CIV
n en- for Public Buildings, City and Country Res
idences. Buildings put up or Repaired. and fin.
isbed IN the most thorough manner, and in the la
test and most improved style
~@ OFFICE and SHOP corner Of Pearl and
~ Exchange SITS, 2nd building east Of the
Uurkee House. Orders solicited
Kenosha June Ilth 1857 Ivso
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T,KINGsFoED SONS
OSWEGO CORN STARCH.
man nIrnnINCa lnA
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
THE EAGLE FOUNDRY, the corner Of Park and
Exchange Streets the city Of Kenosha together with
variety patterns for castings OF various machinery
and large quantity of fasks for same. Also an excel
lent Engine sufficient power for all purposes about
Foundry The location of the Foundry the best
in the city the lot upon which is situated being 23U by
80 feet upon three SreetsShop sufficient for large
business This Foundry has in successful operation
for years. and has extensive range of custom
fhe only for offering for SALE is the lameness of
proprietor which prevents him doing the business he
would like to.
The property will be sold the most reasonable terms
For further particulars enquire Of F. W. LYMAN.
1871 JOSHUA DAVIES, Proprietor
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PRICE one DOLLAR YER BorrLE.

SANFORD co, Prcpreters lf5 Eroadway,H.
And sold by Druggists throughout United STATE AMI
british Provinces.
Nble Agent for kenosha +. ROBINSON
rale AZ manufac turers prices. I'M
Wholesale Agel Is in Chicago, FAHNESTOCK DAVIS
lbn Randolph Street lin St. Louis o. j. WOOD Co, IA
Market Street.
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THOMAS PRICTURE,
IMPORTER AND DEALERIS
Wines, Liquors, Irish and scotch w hi-ks.

f1VH'T"" VTVtF' 'otUtrHI III tfE"FNi 9c
Bra ndies.-Otard DHpug j. Co. l. Cheroa
Champagne, g. Admyranid. A. LonsLak, J. A
T. Martial, Rdstean ChacrHyer, l.. Ma, rim
J. J. Dupvy, Damien.
Gi"s-Cologne, DaKuypers, Key, 7hls1e
koms-.Jdmoica, ~. Cr0fr
Whiskeys-Od Monon gGkrle.
wine--Bwreundy Port, Madeira, Malaga, r.
and pure jaice, Sherry d. G. Gordon, ON
CRATES.
Champagne Hefdsick and Hesdsrck s. Co. do LqlL..
nGad, DO GReeR Victoria, do. Dnca7 Gr16-
CkGret ia casks, Clare. IN cases Ufite an eosk
Hhste ~ cases, Mnscot Hpscaf in cuses r.
ay Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordia1s, Bitter,
Alcohei, Pure spirit
p Prietures Double Rectifed Whiskey. in lots T..
by the barrel kenOsha. Wis disnl6yI,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

= PERM, Star. Stearine and Tall,| Candles can
> Always be found at the City Drug Store of
STARKWEATHER & Co.'S
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COUNTY CLERK,S orrICE

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
KESOsgA CouETY, Sept. Is, 1857
NOTICE :. hereby given that the following parcels OF
Az Land sold on the 10th day OF April A. d. 1885 for
the Taxes of 1854 and the time of redemption will expire
the 10Th day Of April A. D. 1885 and unless previously
redeemed, will be conveyed to the purchasers
REUBEN II. DEMING.
l2~H County Clerk.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,

BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGINGS.
- RNfeON KING, At his well known stand on
~ Main Street. takes pleasure in saying his numerous
friends and the public generally that his stock Of Books
onery, and Paper Hangings complete and extern
$ve than has ever before been offered in Keuosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
ri the latest and most approved Standard offered at
WhOlsse or Retail, OF every kind and used In
Common or High Schools At prizes that M please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising ell the standard Works. both Eng sh and Amer
cam in various and beautiful styles OF Bind gProse and
PoeirylitorieS, Biographies Tales &c, Bibles Dicona.
les, Prayer Books and Hyrnn Books. New Books all
great Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety quality aud style OF Letter. Note
and Billet Paper; Fooscap, ruled and untuled,
white, and assorted colorS Cards, Of every
description Inks, Iinkstands, Gotd Pens,
Steel Pens quills, Dc, &c.
PAPER HANEINGS,
Wall snd Window Papers sni Borerinethe largest and
Best assortment before offered IN this m.rset OF all
prices and qualities from the finest Satin th coinrnoo
kinds at the lowest prices.
The public requested look in for themselves
inducements offered fer they numerous TO name
Kencshs, December 90 Is. Iy27
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sTHE LIVER
INVIGOR AT OR!
prannrcd nv Mr. AASENIsn

IS AGREAI SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. sad :.
tally working almost too believe
~ magic, The FIRST dose giuHg benefit and seldom
han bottle required to kind OF Lter Complain
he Jaundee or Dyspepsi to a headach.
I'll VI which is the result Of a DISEASED LIvkB
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

- principal regulators # tn,
=. performs its functions vel
are fully developed. In,
dependent on the health,
~ proper performance If H.
ach is st fault. ne bowel
NJ system suffers in conse
LIyER--- having ceased t.
- es OF that organ, one of tn,
: his study. in a practice oi
o. tnd some remedy where
- arrangements to which i
= medy is az las; found. an,
ER EoMFL AMI in any
- title, aad conviction i.
formed by tfssoiving gum
. which is soluble for the 40
- cine. These gums rsmof
from the syste'... supp!
- flOw of bite, iryiZortt
% digest we'll plt3f,It
~ healtt. to the ", lie mach :
1t the. disease, and a, et
amy of the disagrceatl.
y CALoM MEL or MISxRlI
snrted to.
sutficient to relieve th.
- food from rising and sour
y fore retiring prevents night
Knight iooseus the bowels
ness.
- meal will cure Dyspepsia.
sposufuis will always TT
~maie obstruction removes
= inskes 3 perfect cure.
ate!y relieves Cholic. while
p is = sure c"re iUr CHoI-
x vent e Of CH0LFrA.
will prevent the rrelrr no.
y while It relieves al '...infui
Il eded to throw out Of the
- cine liter q long sickness.
n H. SpIcS removes 81
!. color from the skin.
time before eat ny gives
" make food digest we'll.
cures RuSIC DIRA-
lie NMER an q
almost 70 the first dose.
- attacks caused by worms.
= ren, there is no surer. SAT-
,he world. as itneter fails.
in these statements they
that We can give evidence
r il are giving their unan-
4 favor.
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In Port BILE Case:


and haf octave pedals, four sets Of reeds, $50
g Agents for the sale OF Melodeons may be found
al Of the principal cities and of TIE tied States
GEO. A. PRINCE CO.,
Cor. Niagara and Maryland Streets. Buffalo,
1ySi and 81 Fulton street, New York.
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CAPITALS 100. OOOc.p.rA1.
MILWAUKEE,
Mutual Fire Insurance Company!
ORGANIZED IN 1881
Sill A S AMES.

agent for the City and County Of Kenosha,
tfILL INSURE Property against Fire in said city and
" county. such terms win give satjsfdctic The
hove Company have arranged the OF insuring
roprrty that It is destined - do a safe bnsuess.
The Directors OF this Company many of them, well
iown in this state good AMI substantial The Com.
amy now in prosperous condition. The following from
he report q the year $50 shows that the affairs OF this
Institution stand ahead Of any other Mutual Company
he eastern western states The properly, appears
the report, insured in 1856, 1888 Is a.
'ng an increase the pre- ious year VI $as69s 95
nd the total amount remaining risk the SIst day Of
December, lo55, was SASH 49 55 the amount Of losses
turing the year small, only 81 Pos q. which
promptly paid on demand. This Company insures rome
'Gt detached dwellings, Farm Houses aGd Barns and will
ot insure Stores, shops, Taverns Mills Those wishing
Insure their buildings in this Company will had It to their
sdyantaSe TO call my Office the city af Kenosha and
part q their property against ARE small srennt
4 money.
krnos =. May 81, 20. 4 va SiLAS AMFS. 49enf.