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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-08
ESSENCES Or LInnnRs-
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.

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ZRHA.!RMAcY.N
DIR. RoBACk'5
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
When Dr. RoRAcK the celebrated Physician intro
dueed his Blood Purifier and Blood States
was years ago The task of recommending them has since
aete for sound Judgment and philosophy gives opinions
oak H m r 3 who observe reflect, and
weF yin and urging the use Of these wonderful Pre-
m All VINO 9onde IN the wisdom and honesty of this
one mind on this important subject.
Or. Roback invites the attention of the sick the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members of Profession Editors of nube
journals well known Merchants aud farmers and Ladies Of
the highest respeeaby, giving Of extraordinary
cures wrought BY the remedies OF which they themselves
were
EYE WITNESSES,
These parties may be consulted personally or bv letter Nv
boe wn @H9 spy d2g9t gpon the subject The
to the public, establishes the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have been
La
That they euro the almost universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA,
with ~e7tng certainty, and in very That after
all other medicines have proved useless, they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength sufferer That
SICK FEMALES,
who have angushed years in helpless weakness and de-
That Sssae their g
~
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have with and abused that
their direct tendency leng life render it enoy
able That operating directly the poison disease
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
and discharge system eveay faint of scrofua whe
er hereditary or otherwise That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.
Liver the nervous system che skin glands muscles in
which they dOnO give prompt relief and (if be-
Ior very citadel life has been invaded effect painless
| Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN YEGETA RI =,
BLOOD PILLS endorsed experience of thousands
OF living witnesses who in letters adavit medical works
ana by word OF mouth proclaim them be the very pre-
i'll health They hunt through every avenue and
the sVstem and TO expel it thoroughly and perma-
No doubt their superiority after one snao trial
ey are not only better but in fact cheaper
Tor 1t takes less number Of them to produce
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81 per
bottle or 50 per half DOZEN OF the Scan dnaYian Vegetable
hiood rus, % cents per hog, or boxes for 81.
kead DR.. Robacks Special Notices certificates pub
s1ed in conspicuous part of this paper from time
Dr hoDack Medical Almanac and Family Adviser
tanning great of interesting valuable medical
can be had gratis of any of his Agents through
In difficult complicated cases. Dr. Robaek NAV be con-
suited personally by letter enclosing stamp re-
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Established 1888.
HERRTCKS SUGAR COATED PILLS
NJ CHILDREN CRY For THEM Aa
Established 1888.

This remarkable American remedy is carrying
he tcod by storm. Over FIVE millions Of box sold
y Composed entirely of Flowers Roots Balsams
tracts ter effect the human system pleasant satisfac
cory and successful Acting directly The blood glands
Solids and fluids Of the body their is attended with tho
ppes effect In sudden attacks of disease
always In old standing Of sickness small doses
repeated ceanses the SYSTEM that good health
the result No change in employment diet is necessary
fhey cause mouths swelled joints aching limbs
many other kinds They warranted give
actn, the price will be refunded. They consder red
cheaper safer pTettier all respects superior
purgative pill in the world The discovery Of cOntig
pill with sugar emanated with DIR. Herrck All others
and if will do harm, disappoin
ck Herrcks pills elegantly up 80 in box, with
sheet Of directions and sell for 20 cents box boxss
for 81.
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FOR SALE.

THREE HOUSES and LOTS which will be sold
cheap. Possession given Immediately.
Also, several vacant lots, which will be sold
cheap for cash or on time
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1859. Summer Arrangements. 1875:
VIA
Illinois Central Rail Road.


- e sEss sssss:.:s
an and after Sunday June 12h 1859, trains viii leave
" the Great Central Depot foot of Lake street, for Al
ton, St Louis Leavenworth Kansas City, St. Joseph Ca
ro Memphis Vicksburg, New Orleans, PEORIA Gaesburg
Decatur, Springfield, Terre Haute, Vlncennes, Evansville
Daily Express ut JI.3O m. Sundays excepted
Arriving at st. Louis 245 m, Cairo 5.S5 m, at
Memphis 40 p In.
Night Express at IL 90 p m. Saturdays excepted
arriving at Peoria at 7.sG m, Galesburg II. IS
St Louis l. 20 p. Cairo 500 p. m.
konkakee AccOmIn o(iation. 600 ID. m. (Sun-
days excepted) arriving at Kankakee at 1920 p.
On Saturdays Passenger Car will be On this
train to Urbana.
Trains arrive in Chicago, at s:l5 q m. and 905 pm.
Elegant sleeping cars on all night trains.
Baggage checked through to Cairo. ST. Louis and st.
Joseph.
Through Tickets for Sale
At the C9mpanys office in the Great Central Depot, also
at the ofce OF the Psburg, Fl. Wayne and Chicago
CO. corner OF Dearborn and Randolph Streets and at the
MICHIGAN Central T. R. Office Dearborn street. between
Lake and Randolph, Chicago and all Railroad offices north
and east.
W. r. ARTHUR, GEM sup't.
W. P. JOHNSON, GsnI Passenger Agent. eff
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Winohester's Genuine Preparation
Dr.. Churchilrs Work on CONSUMPTION

is ready and will be every
or nervous sufferer in the T. 81 receipt
ss 90 cover expense OF OF postages Also, circulars and
all requisite information without charge. delay
Tor slime is precious in fatal malady
Address J. WINCHESTER
American and Foreign Agency 43 John Street New York
B For sale in Ksnosha at tho Drug Store Of F. RoBIN-
GuaS
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Yankee N0li0nSl

A COMPLETE stock of Yankee Notions from Noodles
up. We have decidedly the best assortment of Fan
cv DfesS BdttOns ever offered in this market. and
one OF the beauties of them is their cheapness We have
also a splendid assortment of Fancy isaIr Pins and
h"no dresses at one-half what they have usually
OeeH SOFA lor. T. w. BLINN & co.
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B. s. CORY &c SON,
[1y3G-13w10l f74 So: Clark street, Chicag
, 1859-09-23
LOTTERIES.
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Ebt arpaIiito EOtttrp 0Ptratorl

OF THE UNITED SIAIbSl
And owners Of the old and RELIABLE Grants from
Inc States Of Delaware and Georgia, late under the
management Of GREGORY h MAURY, and SAMU-
Ell SWAIN 4 CO. have made arrangements 70
, 1859-09-23
OLYMPIA AND SEhTTLE
NURSERIES.
GanglOR X MOxlie, Proprieto

IWHI = lVIVNIIV9 TVFTItIVT9I
.OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE FALL AND
~ Spring planting G5 900 of the best trees ever Of
fered in this Territory, consisting of Apple and
three years old Plum from one u three years old
Ounce, Currant, Goosberry and Raspberry bushes,
FIGURING plants, as usual
Also under propagation, and can be furnished next
year 100 named varieties of Tulip l5O varieties of
Hyacynths; 80 Dahlas; Crown.imperals; Il Lilies
and right smart chance Of other Flowering arti-
cles too numerous 10 mention. Every article war
ranted genuine and true to label the money will be
refunded. We wish purchasers to understand that
we know what we are selling.
TERMs-Positively cash, or an equivalent on deliy-
cry. We are also determined to sell cheap
Address GANGL0FF 4 NOZZLE Olynpia or
Seattle, or j. f. Whtworth Main street, Olympia
where we intend to keep supply of trees during the
season. 42tf
, 1859-09-23
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,l
In the District Court Third Judicial District in and
for said Territory.
To CHARLES THOMPSON .

TO CHARLES THOMPSON:
You are hereby notified that n. L. Iib-
balls and r. Brunn have fled a complaint against you
in said Court which will come on 70 b heard ut The
irst term Of the Court which shall commence mofo
than three months from the date Of this pnblicatou
and unless you appear at said term and answer, the
same will be taken confessed, and the prayer there
Of granted. The object and prayer Of said complaiut
is for the payment Of four dollars and twenty-five
cents balance Of account, and one hundred dollars
ment Of contract; and said complaint was dled ne
22d day of June, 1859.
CHENOwETH, DENEIsON & HUBBS.
Smi2 Attorneys f1r Plaintiff
, 1859-09-23
LnNl0N Club HOUSE GIN"
and WINDOW SASH.

A SPLENDID assortment OF Hardware and Win
"A dow ash will be found and sold % per cent
hsgu ''.. sH- n.h '"~0 nv
N TETEWaN
, 1859-09-23
CASH PRIZE TICKETS

IN THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO. The capital
przes offered in the schemes Of this responsible
cern vary from $40 900 10 $4,000, and the prices for
tickets are-tIO for whoes IS for halves and s2l for
quarters The Official drawings under the certificates
Of sworn commissioners, will be published in several
OF the most prominent papers Of this State aud Gle
of the New York Herald, containing complete list
Of All aid drawings may be found at the Office Of d.
D. Glsyner, No. gs Montgomery street san Francisco
over Freeman Co.'S Express.
Enclosures for orders in sums Of $40 and upwards
NAV be made By Express, at the risk and expense o.
Wood Eddy & Co.; and all orders for Circulars ol
particular oSccrning these Lotteries, will be prompt
n rcso,r1ad N, by addressing
WbOD. EDDY 4 Co.
S.r Fra-ff--1.
, 1859-09-23
RICHARD LANE,

Notary Public and Conveyancer,
CtAN ALWAYS BIZ FOUND AT TBEOFPIcE OF
I } the County Recorder and Auditor for Thurston
County, two doors east Of s. d. Williams & Co.'S
store corner Of Main and Fourth stTeets, Olympia W.
7. SSH
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Legislative Proc eedIn gs.

Conner, of Wabash, presented petition
from citizens of Wabash and adjoining coun-
ties, on the subject of the canal. Petitions
on the same subject were presented from
citizens of Allen county Reports from va
rious Committees were being read and dis
posed OF, when Mr.. Gooding asked leave to
make personal explanation. Out of this
explanation grew the conflict noticed in yes
terday's Journal.
The afternoon session was principally
taken up in discussing the fight. Turner
offered the following resolution:
Resol0ed, That no Senator shall be per-
mitted, while in the Senate chamber, or GO
ing to or returning from the same, to carry
any dirk, pistol or other deadly weapon, and
any member violating this rule may, on
motion, be expelled from this Senate.
The proposition was discussed the whole
of the afternoon. Gooding and Heffren
both made apologies for their conduct, but
affirmed that they could not have adopted
any other course consistent with their ideas
of personal honor.
A considerable amount of not very i'm
portant business was transacted. The two
bills for the distribution of the interest of
the Sinking Fund, and also to provide for
the Fund itself This bill was uLder dis
cuSsion at the adjournment.
The special order for the afternoon was
| the bill providing for the establishment of
an independent treasury. Various amend
ments were offered, a very few of which
were agreed 10. Before any action was had
| the House adjourned.
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Beg Our thanks are due Mr.. REILLY for a
copy of the Armagh Guardian, published in
Armagh, Ireland. 1t is mammoth paper
(being larger than the largest New York
daily, and is filled with the choicest read
ing. No Hidden Hand" or G Dead Secret "
stories are found in it. We looked it all
over carefully, and are positive that it does
not contain single advertisement of the
New York Ledger. John Brightis great
speech on Parliamentary Reform takes up a
considerable portion of the paper, which
could not be filed to better purpose One
sentiment, alone, which he declares to the
world, would, if carried out by our politi-
Clans soon heal the dissensons and clear
away the embarrassments that are now
pressing upon our Government. Mr.. Bright
says to his constituents at Birmingham:
| never imagined for a moment that You
were prepared to endorse all my opinions or
to sanction every political act with whice
was connected but ! accepted your resolu-
ton in choosing me as meaning this-that
you had watched my political career; that
you had believed it had been an honest one !;
that you were satisfied had not swerved
knowingly to the right hand or to the left
that the attractions of power had not
turned me aside; that had not changed
my course from any view of counting Il
feeting popularity and, further, that you
were of this opinion-an opinion which |
religiously hold-that the man whose ooL,ti-
cal career as on a line aoith his cOascienHou
CONNECTIONS, can neOer be untdithtfM to his con-
stltaents or to has country.
Did this noble spirit of independence ami
mate our politicians, the econOmy-of which
we hear so much and see SO little-would
soon relieve the people of a burdensome
taxation. -#
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BIH The Washington States is highly in
dignsnt that the United States Senate
should so fritter away its time in discussing
what it denominates as farce-namely, the
Cuba project. In speaking of Mr.. Benja-
lnin' effort, recently, it makes the follow
ing remarks
Yesterday was Mr.. Benlamin's turn on
the stage He speaks well--he never speaks
otherwise-but what did he utter pertinent
to the issues of the country ? We admire
the resources of his reading we applaud
the graces OF his elocution but what did
the exhibition avail for the relief of an ex-
hausted treasury or the repair OF disor-
gained fiscal sy stem. The episode was out
OF place. Ii is no time for excursions
throughout the realms of fancy, when the
public maladies require figures of arithme-
tic. Money is the question not Cuba. s.
But criticised with reference to the issue
in discussion, Mr.. Benjamin motion was
obnoxious to the most fatal of all objections.
1t is a waste of words to talk of the policy
ofCuban annexation 1t is an idle amuse-
ment to expatiate on the wealth aud beauty
of the island We all own its charms, and
sigh for its possession. The problem to be
solved is, by what expedientlmay we acquire
it? Mr.. Benjamin replies, by purchase
hut will he guarantee the success ofthe nego-
ton? 1t is nothing to the purpose to prove
that the interests of Spain win be promoted
by its alienation. 1t is nothing to the pur-
pose to exhibit the folly of the resentment
which the mere suggestion of sale kindles III
ger bosom. Nay, Mr.. Benjamin may estab-
lish, by cOpioas citations from the Publests,
that the United States have the right "a
propose for Cuba and after all the real diff
Guilty is untouched. No matter upon what
motive of policy, Spain has signitied an in
gacible repugnanee, to the transfer of til,
island aus Of all forms of alienation she il
most averse to its sale.
If MIR Benjamin would not expend hi
resources in ii wrong direction, let him Ia.
dertake t. point out way of acquiring
Cuba despite the resistance Of the Spanis
government He is an expert lawyer, an,
may possibly prove that II bargain may b
made without tile consent OF both parties-
Or, fairly in The purchase policy. lie ma
attempt to satisfy the conscience of the ma
lion that it is allowable to appropriate tn
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Island against the consent of its lawful own
er And finally, he may succeed in reas-
surfing the spirit of those prudent statesmen
who are reluctant to challenge the conse-
quences of war with the foremost powers
of Europe Upon this point it will not suf-
fee to applaud the spirit and prowess of the
great Republic Such defamation may
fiatter the ladies in the gallery, but will
hardly satisfy the seruples of statesmen.
This debate about Cuba, we repeat, is an
impertinent farce introduced at moment
of greatest public embarrassment and pros
ecuted without Ineligible aim or possible
result
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HsS@ Il citizen of Cincinnati proposes that
100000 be raised by subscription for the
erection of an establishment in which ruined
females can secretly place their infants, and
thus avoid the disgrace of exposure. He
offers to subscribe 81 900 himself. We are
glad to see the interest which has been
aroused on the subject of Outeast females by
the late discussions through the columns of
the press 1t will take some time to decide
upon a proper PLAZA of accomplishing the
end so generally desired. Would it not be
judicious to call a meeting at an early day,
in some portion of the city, where PROPOSE
tons could be submitted, and where rigid
analysis of the whole question could be in
stituted - Cincinnati Times.
The establishing of an asylum for illegiti-
mate children is, no doubt, e benevolent
idea But having it so arranged that these
children may be placed there secretly so
that the mother can avoid the disgrace OF
exposure, is not only impracticable but I'M
wise Every device calculated to conceal
the effects of adultery and prostitution from
Just scorn, is but tearing away q safeguard
to virtue. No one doubts but that th6
dread of exposure is great protection tc
chastity
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EVANSVILLE, IND
nea The New York Express in making

neA. The New York Express in making
some remarks upon the system of the West
Point Military Academy, says that at the
quarterly examination fourteen of the new
Cadets failed to stand the fire of the exami-
nation, and were sent home. This is about
the usual run of things, and proves that the
present manner of selecting candidates oy
members of Congress, is faulty The choice
is now more on political and social grounds,
than on the fitness of the young men to re-
ceiye the henors and benefits of the Institu-
ton. Moral intellectual, and physical
qualities should be the test of admission, as
all these are just as requisite to make first
class officers in the Army or Navy, as it is
to make superior men in any of the profess
sions of civil service. As the law is, large
classes enter, and very small classes graduate,
and while the Institution and Government
suffer from these bad regulations, the young
men rejected are greatly mortified, if not
deeply injured IN their future expectations.
The discipline at West Point is not too Sc
we're, as many suppose. 1t is only what is
necessary and just.
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to Brandenburg, sheping that probably as
sistance might be rendered, but before the
boat arrived Mir. Scott expired. We lay at
Brandenburg until an inquest was held, and
placing the grief-stricken wife in the hands
of the -Masons Mrs. SCOTS father being a
Mason, they kindly rendered their protec-
ton and sympathy to herr we departed, all
deeply saddened at heart.
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A CHANcE P0R PRINrER 10 MARRY A
RICH WIDow.-Probably the most profitable
of the daiiies of the United States, is the
New York Stadtz Zeituag, "A German paper,
the profits of which are not loss than fifty
thousand dollars. 1t is the property of IA
widow, who is DESTROYS of selling it at the
moderate price OF $3.50, 900.
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Ba- The Olney Times says that notwith-
standing there are seven licensed groceries,
one billiard table and Democratic news
paper in that town, local items are scarce.
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IHyO THE afTTZE.V.s OF ET.9Ns-

Two THE aHTIZE.y.s OF Ep.lN s.
IL WILLIE AND VICINITY. nt-t
Having determined To close up my BUSINESS, for
the purpose of renewing from Evansville, am now
offering at my store on Third street. adjoining the
Crescent City Bank. at less than
HALF THE ORIGINAL COST,
all my beautiful assortment of '-i-z+
JAWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Including Rings, Bracelets, Breastpins, Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold Chains Pearl Lava, aud Gold
Stele Sets complete, ali the finest French manu-.
facsure. and of the latest and most fashionable
styles, selected with great care and taste.
g Also
Silver Tea Service. Paper Holders,
Silver Knives & Forks Toilet Mirrors
Silver Fish Knives, Pocket Cutlery,
Silver Gobets, Scissors, 49,
Silver Cream Pitchers - Combs, 49,
Silver Fruit Baskets, Hair & Tooth Brushes
Silver Egg Stands, Letter Holders
Silver Castor Stands, Paper Cutters,
Gold a Silver Thimbles, Pocket Books
Gold Pens and Holders, Port Monnafes. 8 e 8 Il
Silver Pen Holders, Port FoIios,
Opera Glasses Spectacles, Card Cases. sc. 4 1zs.s
Plain and Fancy Whaiebsne and bamboo Canes,
Gold and Silver Mounted Reviewers, several pat
terms. Also-Collars, UndersleeEes, Silk stock
ings Gloves, French EmbroideTies Silk Dress Pat
terms, and great variety of elegant articles suitt-
BILE for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear.
Also-A VERY VALUABLE AIOCKING BIRD.
am determined to dispose of my stock imInedi-
ately. can assure the public they will not be dis
| appointed in anticipating GREAT BARGAINS
feb3-2mj R0SINA SMITH. Third street 30.
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sssssoLUFxON.-TaR PART.N.BR-

S0LEFS0.N.-THEP .3RT.N.RR-
III ship heretofore listing between the under
sighed under the hrm "f Babcock Brothers, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent +. s. BABCOCK
having purchased the entire interest in the part
nelshp business OF IL. o. Babcock, will continue
tue business on his own account, and is alone au-
tofzed to adjust the affairs of the late firm, taking
all assets and paying all liabilities. The name Of
the firm to lie used only in liquidation.
E. $. BABC0CK. q
II. o. BABC0CK.
Evansville. Inuiana 3a,.oT
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N 1881 ErEo.N:- THs s.1Rrn.ER-

ELI ship heretofore existing between Philip
hecker ana fhiiip Kramer under the firm of Deck
er kramer has been dissolved by mutual consent
The "id business will he carried at The old stand
10y PlllLiP- bkCkER. who. will continue the
manuiactnre Of Lard otl, soap and Candies, and
who VIII ais" settle the affs and business of the
iale hfhl PHILIP DEChER,
PHILIP KRAMER
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&.aSH .uG.N.ERe!!-s2 MAIN STREET
u CHEAP GR0DERIES-s2 MAIN ST s
1Ore Undue ents to Prompt Gus
toners.
In consequence ofthe large increase of trade which
we have been recently receiving,
bled to sell goods cheaper than We have bet
ter stock of groceries than we have ever had, and
are constantly receiving. We work ourselves, and
thereby to our customers the expense of book
keeping and high priced clerks. Call and see.
TKRNs-As heretofore, cash at the ehd OF erery
nOatL. VICK EHY BROTHERS, 81 Main st.
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WE are now manufacturing Wells Patent Fold
ing Spring Bed the best and most convenient now
in use, al it can be meved or handled without any
trouble Call and examine them. JANIS
A0OTICE or DfSSOLUTxO.N.-
- v eopartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the name, style and firm of
McCrackeu d Bingham, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent SIMON bIoCRACkEN being au-
thorized to set lie the business of said firm. .l
RS SIMON McCRACKEN, ~
-5,.t.f a- S. J. BINGHAM s.sa,,
EvANsyILIE, Ind, January q, 1859. 81 set.l fs-