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The EFOre5gss News.

The North Britoaa, which sailed from
Liverpool on the 9Th inst, brings i'm
portant intelligence. It would seem
that the Conference at Zurich has failed
to settle the Italian question, and that
another appeal to arms is emminent.-
France, Austria and Sardinia, are all
preparing for war, and Italy is in fer
ment. Oar Minister at the Court of
France, Mr.. J. Y. Mason, of Virginia.
is dead.
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EmsssPecsgsey2,

There are varios conflicting accounts of an in
surrectionary. movement as Harpers Ferry, vir
slni". Some accounts say it is a negro insurree
ton some say Aboliionists--soma say it wa,
o!aeA people some say white At all events
there has been an instruction of some kind, ii
winch several hundreds were concerned, and the
town Of Harpers Ferry taking possession Of
Inc oaited States troops have baen called GU
and the exeitemsns IS graf The facts vi,l +,
better known IN a few davs.
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Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and gsrsa.
paIilla
Eor the cure Of disease, or as Spring purifier NJ
uIrivaied "
The curative powers Of this extract are trulv
won ierul and all lnvalids should make Il
trlat o. fhe yellow Dock and sarsaparriao Ii
cannot injure the most Gelicate patient
Then liy from Mineral NosyIains. TO seek homo
life ana vlSor from this purely vegetable remedy
Therefore, however broken in spirits or health
however !oatlsome to himself and others let mo
that his only hope of physical restoration lies IN
Guysotts Extract OF elbow Dock and SarsanariI.
Ia, and pursuade him, for mis- liies sake TO trv
! and we have no hesitation In predicting his speedy
restoration to health. FN'
sza See advertisement
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weather Co.'s Drug Store, where subscriptions to he
! Cyclopedia VITA he received by e. NJ PETITE
Authorized agent for the city and county OF Kenosha
for the New SyoAopeot0, and Benton's Abridgemer
| OF the Debates ia Congress.
Keuosha, ApIi ilth, 1859. iva
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State Faxes f9r 1859.

The Democratic Journals persist in stating
that the amount of state taxes, authorized Inv
last Legislature, is altogether insufficient TO
meet the State expenses. Why did not ths de
mocracy make the discovery, when the amount
necessary to be raised was reported by the co m
mittee to the Legislature that report contain.
ed the estimates in detail. 1t is true Democratic
members of the Legislature opposed The report
but when asked to point out in what department.
OF expenditures, the estimates were 400 low, M
one WAS able to show it or to attempt it
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&C. re EE ER GKeaL.
Office Of tie Ksnasha TelegrsD6
October DO. 1850


GRAIN GARKET-The unsettled weather las
iessoned receipts fa- the past week, but on the
whole, the amount received has been fair Wheat
has again advanced and we quote Spring at 50 ia
80, Barley is steady and in far request at so sc,
with occasional sales Of extra quality at a cents
higher. Cats are il good demand at 81 30. Corn
in the ear, 25a30 per blu.
PROVIsIONS-Tn provisions there is more do
ing but prices are without material change. Dress
ed Beef comes in freely and brings SADIE potatoe;
are BE per bushel. Butter I2al5. Eggs l0al1
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ExECuw0Es,a SALE,

Kenosha County Court-In Probate: In the matter Of
the last win and Of Thomas Fannon, deceased
III Office is hereby given, that by virtue and
pursuance of order Of license, made IN me SAID
the 22nd da OF March, A d. 1893 by the cou-
~ OF Keosa county, the undersheu the sole act
iges m he last " III ma testament OF Thomas
non deceased viii on Saturday, tie l5.h day OF October
next A. D. 1852 at O'Clock IN, on III; premises mere
ae dcribd offer for sale and sell 1T public auction,
ths following described lands, being estate said
deceased to wit: sTne west hail Of the southeast quarter
of section number twenty-five 25,l IA township
one T. norh Of range number twenty-tso 2,I AL
- @ Of the northwest quarter OF section number thirty
III i86 in SAID township number one north Of range
nuubeT twenty-five Z2J eas-begnnisg at the northeast
Of said section thence west hundred sixt
1901 rods south sky 1901 rods ence the
eas line Of qdarer and theuce north to the
place Of ginning, conta ming six Of landau be
rg il The town Pleasant pFsirr, Kenosha county
Wlsconsiu. CHARLES NJ. DOANOLLY,
Dated Sept -, 1889. 3wl4 Executor, &c
EgsHE above sale is adjourned 70 Monday Nov. 7th,
IL 1889, az O'clock, ~ m. TIE court
house ia the city OF Aenosta.
CHARLES NJ. CONNOLLY,
Dated Oct 10, 1859. 3w19 Executor, &C.
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GASEAE WONDER
90 .4o NiaeteentA Cerasary.
r L q i j $50 Z w q YlD2S
= Z y Z. $1,000 3 - x.

Says the ST. Louis (4o) Democrat: Below we publish
letter to Dr.. oOd OF inns cry from gentlemen IN
Name winch SPEAKS gowingy o Tie superior merits of
als iai ohlc Sach evidence lust have It's effect when
coming from reiabeso fcertacales are oiI,r
tees ttrtln the Dr. needs 10 no: useless puff
BATH, MAINE, Jan. 90 1896.
Prof o. d. Wood % Co., Genuelaen: Having nav at
entIou called snce to the highly beueiaiaI
pticatiou Ui IL upon my hair, which had ecor
grey probably 0ne-thrd white my minister's we're al
character. some three months since procured a b lille
OF your har fesso ratve, aad used it. soon 10undt was
PROV ing what hzd wished. about twice wee k
nave since procured another bottle OF which
SOME. canhow ceftiy 30 the world that the grey or
wlite mar mas totay alsappeared both my head and
lace, and my mar mas Resumed its COLOR and be-
eFe hoie SOFT ana glossy than has been before
years am now a&y of age, ana NV coed wife at
he age q Eytwo -4s used it with the effect.
Ale 'poFe Aotlcv ueela dAe TO you Tor valuable
discovery. aa assured JIal whoever win rightly use
as per directions, viii lot have occasion coulr act M
statements am citizen Of this city and resident here
of ie last Ia cen ears and known Nearly every
one mere aaa adjoining Lcwns. any you may make
OF the above ny name attached is at your serve
as wish preserve the beauties OF nature IN tes
wen as myself l am, truly, yours, A. G. RAYMOND
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1855.
tune To- ose tie oet poronof my hair, from tie etecs
oil me yellow lever IA ia 800, u induced
10 make tTaI Of your preparaoI, found il 10 an-
sver as the very thing needaa My hair is now thick and
glossy anu no words cab express gay cations to you
III giving 70 The afflicted such easUre. f. JOHNSON.
|
guar STANDING and pastor OF the Orthodox Uurch al
BfQeAAn Mass lie is geztienaa Of influence and
universally beloved. WILLIAM DYER
BBooKEIELD, IA. p, 1855.
IrGesosr fo0d-Dear SIr aavfp g4assle tria Of your
Hair Aeor Il gives pleasure H. say, that its ef.
Iecy mas oee excellent IN renoVtBg aBll dr:
ant d cvstaAt ssiGeney 10 Itching, with which aays
pet9 tIo91sa Ioni ny eAilaaooa has restored
ny MIR FAic was becoming grey to original color
hs 0stU 10 st..e atleiS an anything tie same
pAS@st' ~ pteis Ae4fs1 Truly, J. *. BRAGG.
Ihe es ai alive IS pat upin Bottles Of Sizes viz the
iarges Re alum aud sia The ali holds All a pint and
retas Ot pei DUttle te Ieeiag holds Al Ve,
~ per cent 4ei ia proportion than the small rtle for
= ottie III large eas quart forty per eet r,rya
ia proportion, and eiails Tor 50 d bctte
~ hOOD Co, ErOpretors, 3l2 Broadway New
lofk, "a the great \. !. tire Railing
and Ia 5iarket street, 81. louis, Aio,
For sale by =. ROBINSON, Keuosha and by all ,ana
Druggists ald Fancy Goods Dealers Sfos
-0-|~' ----~~~s---~-~-~----~
E0Es SALE.
r. IHE subscriber offers Tor sale on reasonable
Il terms, Duran BuH said Bull havln. tax en-
the second prize IL me ken0sAa County Far.
NA. G0BEKI%ON
Sonners, Oct -. 1859 2Yis-
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Tbe scandinavian Pills and H'nrifyer.

NINCINNA1I, July ], Ib0S.
DR. q. W. RoRACE-DeaT Sir: In.epy inquiries made
of me, it gives pleasure to say that Mrs N Aee OF
the Society of Friends widow the late Dr. Atee
Ohclnnatl previous to her going Egst, expressed her
commence IN the efficacy OF your Scann Remedies
ana the benefit she derived from using them. She had
peeh suffering From general prostraon at times, being
over seventy six years are, and opth almia and IN
Illumination Of the face Various remedies resorted
to without relief, when some friends recommended a
course OF your scandinavian Blood Purfyer and Blood
Pifs They had The desired effect and she was consid.
cred as restored TO health
know many who havetried your medicines and speak
decidedly of the benefits derived thus testifyng OF Their
renoFatlng influence in purifying the blood giving
Vlsofno energy to the system. They have my cordia
esnectf,1I,, rou. ,o.,;.,.t
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- Hundreds Of our citizens complain of dobil
ty, ana iangor Of the system, arrangement of the
liver or stomach, want OF appetite eie. They are
frequently the result of too cloee application ana
q Thousand other causes that we cannot here name
but we would say to all afflicted as we do--use DIR
j. Hosteters Celebrated Stomach Bitters, and our
word for it, you viii be cured We recommend
this medicine, knowing from experience that il Is
mueh superior TO the generality of patent lneai.
cines
s4geFor sale by DRUGGISTS and denlers ceneroll,.
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PREMIUM PlCTlIRES


SoMETHiNG NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.-BEr JosIYK
Is tast proving his superior merits us an Artist Of
unequaled ShlH. lis colored Photographs which
can be seen at his Rooms excel those produced even
in New York or Philadelphia. 1t is useless for uf
20 attempt correct description and do Justice to
ais work DC and sec Ter .yoarSe5Ues!
ms 4norotypes Az -notypes, Sphereotypes
Daguerreotypes, iron Pictures or any style Of Pic
lures IN his 1no of business are not oxceiied either
In or out Of tie STATE, We feel confident that We
are not e7aSsering IL the least. but simply dong
Justice TO the community large 10 writing his ar
Slcie IN these &nFd IiUcS, the Best aud t5ncapest
that can DO had Tor the money, is what7po all desire
Mr.. D. Gallery is opposite j Wales Bakery
The Liver Pills.
The Liver Pills Of Dr.. MLane were first used by hin,
exclusively IA ms own practice So efcacious were they
IN all cases OF Liver Complaint that they became rous
and attracting the attention medical facuy passed
into general use They with great certainty and
iaty the patent almost iHnIe diAe.y zee Is the sper
OF ms disease and is gradually restored to healt With
some the ecct Is almost miraculous frequently expern
chg laiedate relief, after haYi months e.
drugs d medicines Of another description in win Ds
eases o. liVef az very in country aud are
often ir'gtuI Ill character. Those who experience any
OF the symptoms OF tins dangerous and complicated dis
ease soau al once procure box Of Dr. McLAnc's pit
prepared by Fleming 81 U.s., OF Pittsburgh and ;lerabs
thereby, De saYedA world OF misery.
- Purchasers will be careful 10 ask for Dr. h,IANF,g
Cli-EbhAI led LIVER PILLS, manufactured by III E5I.
tNU bhoe OF PitSbuzg, Pa. Ali other Yerm lrg es in
comparison are worthless. Dr. MLaues genuine Verr.
iuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had al IN
siagatars of foctI FLEMING BROS.
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oxygel.ate,i B.tters.


The annexed statement OF Prof A. A. Hayes NJ D.
state Assayer ample testimony scientific mann
70 winch th1smedicine is compounded recommend:
TO professional men, as worthy fair trial in
lice:
An opinion having been asked for me- in consequence
OF the formula for preparing Oxygenaed Bitters being
known to rae, express the following in FORM
The composition Of these Bitters includes those medic
ma substances which experienced physicians have long
resofed TO Ter special action the system, de-
raugeo by Dyspepsia Agues and General Debility
resulting from exposure or climate influence.
!hese are rendered permanent, remain active il
his Pf eperaon, as consequence Of scientific man
Eer IN which they combined
it was well founded inference that the preparation
used IN Larger or smaller Doses would prove valuable
general medicine, which experience has demonstrated
ia TINS medicine no metallic salts be found by til,
most delicate chemical trial.
Respectfully, a. a. HAYES, Nj. D.,
lfssayer to the State OF Massachusetts
Western Agent JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
paper oct
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OF the slavesholdIug democracy, to avoid the
charge OF sectionalism? Mr. Hobart anpounc-
ed what possibly may have been new to some
OF his democratic listeners, that the democratic
platform did MOI recognize or sanction slavery
He might also have told his hearers that the ma
tional democratic platform expresses no opinion
whatever against slavery extension.
Mr., Hobart concluded his speech BY repeat
ing the old thread bare argument, about eman.
cipation being hindered at the South by the an.
ti-slavery agitation in the North This argu.
meat has become too stale to be used by any
but the smallest bar room politician. That ag-
i'atlon and discussion hinder the progress of any
desirable REFORM either political, moral or relig.
ious, is contrary to all sound philosophy, and
an insult to the intelligence oe the age Mr..
Hobart also denied that slavery had been ag-
gressive since the confederation of the thirteen
original States. It is only necessary in reply
to this statement to say, hat the area nov COW
cred by slave Territory, is twice as large as
when our government was organized, and the
slave population has increased to number more
thon six times as large.
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PLAYED OUT.-During the recent canvass
in Iowa, Ohio and Minnesota, the Demoe-
racy kept up a continual clamor about Know
nothingism; the Republican nominees, were
indiscrminately characterized as belonging to
the order. The humbug frightened nobody
So it will be in Wisconsin; the silly game OF
calling every Republican nominee Know
nothing, is played ont. Oar adopted CT tizens
cannot be Influenced by such Aonsense,
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CRUMBS Of CoMFORT.-The idea must not
go Out, that the poliscaI triumphs thus far this
fall, have all been on the Republican side
Down in the State of Mississippi, the returns
show considerable Democratic gains, the same
is also true in Georgia. Democracy in these
States, is as yet unauthorized, and exists in q
pure condition
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Rock COUNTY DEMoCRAT.-This is the title
OF new democratic paper just started in Bslo it.
The paper commences It's career by publishing
a most contemplate forgery Three weeks ago
this paper published an extract of a letter
from Mr. Pickard the Republican candidate fol
Superintendent, accompanying it with some re.
marks, This new aedged BeIoit falsiier pub
fishes the extract verbatim and our remarks
thereon except he substitutes the name 0
Draper for Packard and Democrat for Re-
rubiican,-thus trying to palm of the de.cep
'ion that Mr. Draper the Democratic candidate
ior Superintendent was the author of the OK
tract Instead Of NJ. Picaard. We congratulate
tine little handful Of Democrats in Beloit, on The
establishment of an organ, which promises SO
well on the start, to do a large business in mu-
tulating and lying.
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HOBART on BARsTov-Mr Hobart in his speech
on Monday evening, took occasion to say thatInei
had been elected TO Office in Wisconsin, went to
Madison poor, served out their time, came outricl
and went into banking. Now this so precisely fit,
barstows case, and its intention seemed so unlpis
taxable, that some thought it unknd in Hobart tc
persist IN kicking Barstow inasmuch as Barstow
contributed more than any other man to procure
Hobart's nomination,
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Llnpo1t ant to Females.
n p y II n - = ~ M A NJ, @ DIR :


DIR. CHEESEMA ms PILLS,
Prepared By Coraelias Z. Cteeseman, NJ D. Near
YORK. Gig.
The combination of ingredients in these pills are the
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mild il
their operation, and certain correcting ali irregu
painful mensruatons removing all distractions, whsths
from cold or otherwise headache pn in the side papita
ton OF the heart whites, all nervous affections lystercs
fatigue pain in the back ana limbs &C., disturbed sleep,
which arise from interruption of nature.
40 Married Indies, DR.. Cheeseman's Pills IN
valuable, they will bring the monthly period with
regularity Ladies VINO have been disappointed II the use
ofother fs place the utmost confidence Drs Cheese
mans Pills doing ali they represent to DO.
~ otEe
There IS one condition Of the e.,dte system in acaich
The PITS cG2not be taken acit10ut producing FEC o.
LIAR RESULT The condition reJerred 10 as LGEG-
NANCI---tbe result IiLStARRLAGE. Sach as the tr.
res5stG6e tendency cfe medicine to restore The serad
ftnctjoaS TO 3fBaaL condition, that tie 4eDy0duc
tiu3 poleer QfpatJre ct7sRot resist 1t.
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jurous Explicit directions which should be read,
pany each box Price 81. Sent by mail enclosing s.
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1855 Chambers street, New York, whom all orders sou9
DC addressed.
For sale By starkweather & Co.. and by F. Robinson Ks
~ na Bolles, Smith s Co.. Chicago. ly42
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g Large Democratic d.aanna.,

{" Large Democratic Gaadzas.''
The Kenosha Democrat of last week, heads
an article with the above caption, on the subject
of the elections in Ohio Pennsylvania, Iowa
aud Minnesota. The philosophy of our neigh
Der is admrabls-ho excels all his Democratic
contemporaries. The Chicago Herald, (admin.
istration organ) comments on the late elections
in Ohio, Iowa, Minnesota and exclaim8 as FOL
lows ::
= The Democratic party is covered with de-
feat. The opposition are jubiiant over the past
" Increased mGjoTd5es, and are in high glee in
anticipation of certain victory in 1850. Soon
| they viii have Wisconsin by an increased ms
Jority, to add to the long list Of victories Such
Is the result of engtafring Douglasism on the
/ Democratic stock"
| The Chicago Times, douglas organ) com.
msnts on the October election in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Iowa and Minnesota, and admits that the
Democracy have been pus hors dn combet.
the Kenosha Democrat philosophically rejects
all figures in the returns of fsrmer years, and re-
solves to appear happy.
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Great Gaca

On The Albany Tract at Kenosha, Wis., on satprdav ~
terpool, Oct. 22nd between LGdg olLs aud yis1o Pin
for Three Hundred dollars-best three 10 Ave to
Henry Graves ". r Denison and Star Hswlev If rs ;a
o, III be her TO Judge the race.
Oct. 10, 1859. ALBERT LoGEY, Manager;
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SPE CE.gE egsO YlKCRg.


Those who subscribed and paid Shares to yards tbc
German Republican Printing Material are requested Il
at the Office of J. B. Jilsun Esq on Saturday afr
noon, ost "a, o'clock before to examine acts
kenosha, Oct is, 1859. J. EPTrKSOT
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Very respectfully, your obodient servant,

Rev Samuel Brown has been devoted laborerin the
cause OF christianity IN Cincinnati for than thirty
eStiAohy rom such source, is not be passed over
lghty ne other Proprietary Remedies ever presented
70 the pubic ever received 1.-THE the comm alton
rom @sN OF STANDING III every walk of ife that mine
@'0 '''iS' 0es ADVERTISEMENT oct
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Gg-Labor and produce relieves us
from three great evils vice want, and
Independence.
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IoWA.--A census Of the State of Iowa has
just been completed, The total population o.
the State is 633, $40.
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aY The Republicans Of Kansas have noiai
mated Charles Robinson for Governor.
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The Democrat does not care much for accura
cy in It's statements, as the above will serve as
sample from many equally untruthful Igno-
rance IN some instances may be excusable-
will perveision Of facts-neyer.
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The Whole World United!
SICK PEOPLE. THINK!
z ~ ~


you'd scarce expect, 81 this late day,
with startling cures a book to fill;
This Is the case, the niltron say,
With the cures Of Herricks Pal.
They come from East, ana North and West
And with glad tidings the papers fill,
Because they aTe the cheapest safest, best,
And superior to others is Hcrrick's Pill.
From Roots and Plants, and Flowers they're made:
They always cure-they never kill;
thousands now IN their graves were laid
We're it not for Ierrick'S Pill
Each Pin with sugar is coated DER
rare discovery Of matches skill;
Iheir ike wBs never seen before,
Unul it appeared in Herricks Pill.
For years he's worked to heal the sick,
With Joy elate his bosom fills:
For tens o thousands now rejoice
A. the magic powers of Herrck's Pills.
80 HERRICK'S MATCHLEsS VEGETABLE FAM.
LILY PILLS have inundated the world with their
n.y. over i've million Of boxes are used annuslg riv3p
employment to eighty-fye and women to put them
up. Ihelr cures are numbered by thousands -fBeii
praises on the tongues of ALL Citizens OF Renosha ana
ese"here Lave you ever used them? Pat up 10 Ergsh
spanish, herman and French directions Large family
boxes 70 cents Five boxes Tor 81. sold every where
Travelling Agents.
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Kansas has adopted free constitution,
and there was found but one man to vote against
1t IN the constitutional convention. - Ken0s6a
Democrat.
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sesgel.enrY tlnyllfa.

There is class OF the community more subject TO iii.
ease OF the digestive organs than those whose business
compe them 70 be continually within doors, seated
man Bltsrs VIII prove true blessing these persons
and enable them to fulfil the duties of their station vita
spirit and al1crIty uhsnown them before These Bit.
ers can lie had OF any druggist dealer medicines al
o rents PEI potL'e.
a s2bau4ers. IF g7astr.,o..x, a., 3D. a =