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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29
CAUCUS.

The Republican Electors of the town Of Salem
will meet at the Centre Schooi House on Thursday,
the 18th day Of October. at two O clock P. NJ, for
thc purpose OF choosing three delegates TO attend
the Assembly District Convention be held at the
house Of Martin Newbery, the 29th. Also, to
appoint delegates to attend the County Convention
OH the 18th OF October
by ORDER OF THE CoNmTTEE,
Salem, Sept. 24th, 1859.
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Cool We have just received a proposal
from one G. S. HoUGHToN of Philadelphia, to
publish some three-fourtha of column three
months for t,cetoe dollars, 80, metz We can
hardly see why Mr.. Houghton should waste
postage on such improbable Jokes
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

Ca5- The Brig Ralph Kennedy took on six
thousand bushels ofwheat at Kimbal & Quares
Warehouse on Tuesday last, in about four hours
She had on when she cleared from the harbor,
II 600 bushels, having taken 5000 from the Pier
Cos Warehouse.
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The scholarly editor of the Times is occasion
ally unfortunate in his Latin quotations. He
attempted to quote Horace lately and made the
luckless Poet say "taJOrunt montes &c" instead
of " pGrturjHnt monies &c" The substituted
word Is not Latin, and hence not from Horace
flour friend had thought a moment, he would
not have thus writtenfo he knows W hat is prop
er there as we'll as another. But it is written
that Homer occasionally slumbered may not
modern editor enjoy his "naps ~ X x X
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l6lSs
JOHN ID. PARK, Proprietor,
THE OXYGENATED BTTTERS !
THE OXYGENATED BITTERs !

The Established, Reliable and Seldom-fang Remedy for
DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA,
And all kindred diseases.
This painful disease which has long tasked the patience
of the sufferer the power medicine and the skill of the
physician fuGs the above remedy sufficient cope with
and conquer it in its direst form.
Equally efficient is it in the following diseases Indi-
gestion, Liver Complaints Heartburn Acidity Bilious
Complaints Jaundice, Loss of Appetite, Fever and Ague
Sick Headache, Neuralgia.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by JOHN D. PARK, corner
of Fourth and Walnut streets entrance Walnut street
Sold by Starkweather Co. and F. Robinson, Keno
sha. 1y22-3m13
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

OUTRAGE.--The rails on portion of the
track of the LaCrosse & Milwaukee railroad in
Columbia county, were torn up on Monday
evening last. As result of this the passenger
train going west, was thrown off the track, one
person injured and considerable damage done.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

Some Pc tatoes.-Wm. Golf Esq. present
ed yesterday the product OF just one hill Of pota-
toes raised on his lot in this city the product
measured one fourth a bushel. Mr.. Golf in
forms us that his entire lot Of potatoes, turns
out on the average, one bushel to every six hills
Such yield cannot be beat this year.
Good Flour.-An article Of good flour is a
matter Of primary imortance to every house
keeper Perkins aud Pitkins have just receiyd
a new and large supply at their establishment.
We are pleased to learn that their sales are
weekly increasing, which is good evidence that
the -four kept for sale by them, is well appreci-
ated.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

The GREAT EAsTERN.--The doubts which
have been entertained of the success of the
Great Eastern, appear to be entirely removed;
this mammoth Steamer made trial trip on the
8th, and gave general satisfaction.
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First, Last assd only C0u .

DOAN &c TIAWLEY.
AY be found door north ofther old stand during
I'VE the balance of September, ready and willing to re-
ceive WHEAT and OATS at their fair value as compared
with other markets on the Lake in payment Of demands
now twelve twentyfour and thrtysix months past due
~ After the first October the demands NAV be found
in the hands Of Esq, FUTILE. avis
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

70 Rev. Mr.. Walker, for eighteen years a
missionary at Gaboon on the west coast of AT
rca' gave two discourses in this city on Sunday
last. Mr.. Walker confirms the truthfulness of
the statements, that the slave trade is now full
ly opened and brisk on the African coast. He
says the slave traders are elated with the pros.
pect of an extensive trade in human flesh with
the United States. Rev. Mr. Walker also reit-
crates the statements heretofore made bv the
President of the Colony of Liberia. that tba
manumitted slaves and free persons of color
sent out by the Colonization Society from this
country, are inferior to the native Africans in
tellectuaIly and morally. 1t will be recolccted
that Rev Nehemiah Adams of Boston, the great
champion of pro slavery divinity, declared a
few months ago at the American Tract Society.
ihat the Slave Trade, had ben one of " the acts
OF divine grace, in benefttng the African race.
~ Rev. A. Lull, late of Oshkosh having
beencaled to the pastorate of the Baptist Church
in this city, viii commence his labors on Sunday
next.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

The Rev J. Mcnamara, the newly elected
Rector Of st Matthews Church, will oficiate
next Sunday at the usual hours Of Morning and
Evening Service.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

MILLlEERY.-MIss Nellie A. Reed, has open
ed new millinery establishment in the rooms
occupied by her brother, VIM. Reed Jewelry
Store.
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Established 1888.
SUGAR COATED PILLS
G5Y- CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM &a

This remarkable American remedy is CARRYING
the oOrd by Storm Over five millions boxes are sold annp
ally Composed entirely Of Flowers Roots Iasams and ex
tracts their effect the human system is pleasant te
oTy ana successful Acting directly The bood glands
ana fluids Of The body, their with the
eSct In sudden attacks or two dosea
cures In old standing Of Sickness small doses
cleanses the system, good health
Ihe result NO change in employment
lhey never cause sore mouths sweed joints aching limbs
etc. az 40 many other kinds They warranted to give sat-
or the price viii be refunded They considered
purgatye pill in the world. B discovery Of oatio
pill with sugar emanaed with Herrick. All ofherE are
counterets, and if used will harm and disapnont tbs
slck erreE pills are elegantly put up, box with
for 81. - f'' w. o''~'1
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

Senatorial Conventional invite the at
tention of Republicans in the several towns in
this county, to the call in this paper for Sena.
torial Convention to be held at Dutton's old
Stand on the 18th Oct. inst. 1t is desired that
the town committees should issue early calls for
meetings to appoint Delegates, in order that the
people may be notified as widely as possible. 1t
is matter of much Importance, that the prima-
ry meetings be well attended, the nominations
should not emanate from a few individuals, but
should reflect as far as practicable the wishes of
the party generally
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CORT's STOMACHEC BITTERS /,

: G44AA ~ u LlIaI6lLlJ 1Q0IILbJ i'm
VENHE ONLY POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. IL
u YER COMPLAINT JAUNDICE SICK HEADA0HE
COSTIVENESS, LOSS OF APPETITE, HABITUAL CHOI-
&c, CHRONIC DIARRHGA, GENERAL DEBILITY, AC.
IDITY OFsTHE STOMACH, DIZZINESS, DISGUST FOR
FOOD, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES & COMPLAINTS
and ia Short all Diseases OF Indsposons arising FROM or
growing out OF an unhealthy state Of the Stomach
and Liver.
These Bitters are recommended to the public after
having beer used by of the prOprieors extensive
practice for the last thirty years. and is only put
in its present FORM at the urgent solicitation of others
that they might at least relieve portion of the human
family OF many OF those diseases for which it is confde
ly recommended.
placing this medcip before the people, we do it with
the feeling that viii DO vast deal of good We Kmoao
there is no disease for which is that will
not relieve taken according to the directions that &C.
company each bottle. has put up in its nresent
state only years. from the reputation it has oh
tanned in short time, confident it must come
into general use and find favor with every family throgb
out the country In composition these btters are purely
vegetable and are warranted to do injury under any
circumstances that the most preudced against Patent
Medicines $50 called need have fear to give
tiers fair trial. as they are not Patent Medicine all
ask is that they have fair chance and into gener-
al use solely upon their own merits, knowing that APP
preclatVe public VIII sustain SO good remedy. We
daily receiving voluntary certificates from different parts
of the country esyng to their merits and the positive
benefits derived from their use.
Dyspepsia is of the prevailing diseases Of this
climate and thousands this day suffering from its ef
feCts. There great many hdispostons growing out
Of this disease, that quite annoying and must be
met promptly order to the patient from years OF
sickness and ultimate death Dyspepsia if not checked
in the onset produces conspated state of the Bowels
painfully known to thousands, as CosVeness. What is
tedious and annoying than this disorders this and
all the diseases enumerated the list above grow out
ofDyspepsia and can be cured by COry's StOmachIc
Bitters, taken directed
We heoa0 this medicine when once used will be used
again. and we say TO all those suffering from any disease
mentioned above, to call upon Agents and get Pam
phet which gives history of many of these diseases
their symptoms effects and CURE This Pamphlet
is entitled Treatise Dyspepsia and the Indspos-
tons growing out of the same and may he had of our
Agents, gratis
CORY's sToMACHIO BITTERs are sold at 50 per hot
tie and may be procured at the Drug Stores of Stark
weather Co. and Robinson, who are our only agents
for Kenosha
b. s. CORY &c SON.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

~ Remember Hon. A. W, Randall, the Re-
publican nominee for Governor, will meet Ho-
bart, the Democratic nominee for Governor, in
Kenosha, for the discussion Of the political is
sues of tine day, on Monday evening, the 18th
of October. Hon. Butler G. Noble, the Re
publican candidate for Lieut.. Governor and
Senator Doolittle, will address the citizens of
Kenosha on the 28th day of October.
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Western Assembly Convention.-It will
be seen by notice in this paper, is called at the
house Of NJ. Newbury, in Salem, on the 29th
October.
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90 $33 142
The Committee therefore offer the following for the
adoption of the Council:
HesOt0ed, st That the IS 300 be and is hereby
Plea upon the real and personal property the City
Tor CITY and School purposes. ID. That the sum of S24
o2 be and hereby levied upon the landed property OF
e Cly exclusive OF improvements for the purpose of
ying the accommodating interest on harbor bonds City
lS s6O and on account of monies advanced for the re
dempton of City railroad scrip.
The report read and accepted and on the question
OF Its adoption, Aid. Fish division of the re-
port Wch agreed to and the different items acted were
passed upon separately as follows:
For For school purposes was levied the sum of 1888
~ ny purposes 4,S20
"a -,'oi COZ Oh ndfpor ponds the sum OF 5000
- ~ 9 'I St 1u CIty railroads. the sum of S,03T
by the following vote
Ayes-Ads Bond, Doan, Whipple Head Lotbron
Leach, and the Mayor. ~
Noes-Ad. White, Fisher and Schend
FOR the redemption of City scrip, due Jan $780, $1 900
FOR rounding amt advanced for redemption of
the same' 1925
o-.-..- -, ., $1S,625
On motion of Aid. Whpple, the order for Lowing the
amounts specified was adopted.
Leach ' ~ w '
Aid White to be excused from voting which was
not agreed to- and voted No Aids Fish and Schend were
excused.
AID. Wlpple offered the following resolutions
HeS0Sted That the question of raising - dollars for
naroof improvements the ensuing year be submitted
the electors entitled to thereon and that the Judi
ordinance to that effect report the same to the Council
On mOuon or Aid. Doan, the above blank was filled nv
inserting the of 81 600
On motion OF AID. Doan the Council adjourned
g. B. LEWIS,
City Clerk.
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Salem.-The Republicans Of Salem will meet
on the 18th Oct, to appoint Decgates-See no
lice
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Religious.-We learn the vestry of the Epis-
copal church in this city, have unanimously ex-
tended a call to the Rev. Mr. Mcnamara of
Waukegan, to become the Rector Of the church
1t is understood, Rev Mr. Mcnamara will &C
cept We take pleasure in bearing testimony
o MIR. Mcnamara as a gentleman of talent and
alive to every good and noble work. Especial
y do we know that in 1856, he rendered valua-
bic service to the cause Of freedom in this State
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From Rev. Mr.. McMULLEy Pastor of the Roberts Chapel
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 6, 1851
DR. C. W. RobackDear Sir: have used your Blood Purl-
fer for affection from which have suffered much
at times While it is pleasant to the taste it certainly
happy eeet upon h9 Please accept thanks for
your kind regards, and believe yours,
J, W. 7. AcNULLEN,
Principal Office and Sales Rooms No. Fourth St..
I'd Building from Main street. Cincnnot o. Laboratory in
Hammond street.
For sale by F. Robinson Kenosha Henderson Co.. VIII
mot by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the Union 1y5
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RON2.Nlaag.

ENHE Subscriber can accommodate some Eve orr
Il six Day Boarders, also --0 N'e VI
Scholars from the Country ~
Gan Ian pc accommodated with Rooms and Board.
pied BY David Crosit, on Exchange street, W
SOLOMON CRANDAI,
A~v~"Suo' aug ~ 1903 WHO'LL
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Advertisements.-Ma people get the i'm
preston, that the advertisements in a newspa-
per are of no importance. This is a great mis-
take, Every man of shrewdness-every man
who desires to make economical purchases, will
not fail to look over the advertisements of his
newspaper. The best goods and wares-the
best fevery thing, will always be offered bold
ly and confidently to the public, through an ad.
vertising medium. Things of inferior quality
are like men of damaged reputation; They do
not challenge public examination. Let all such
as would make good bargains, look over The ad.
vertisements-many a one has saved money by
SO doing.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS
MORGAN HOR sEs

AHistory of this remar kable Breed of American
aorses, Just received and for sale at
hINGS BOOhSIORk. July IL, 50
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Herr1cKs hld Strengthening Plasters.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENER
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Uousebold Iorood =; A. .

These renowned PIasters cure mains v,ookros, 49, a;.
In S Tat qes ana breast in five hours Indeed certain
70 10 s mat the proprietor warrants them Spread
from resins balsams and gums beautiful kd
deTs them peculiarly adapted the wants Of FmaLeS and
OeF lher application is Internationally to tbs srong
the delicate woman and the feeble infant To each and
al they VIII prove balm and blessing Their use lie agroe
abe ana without annoyance trouble Each plaster viii
wear from one to four months and in
spralns and bruises frequently when
edes fail Full directions viii found on the hack Of
n9c speakers yoeasts ministers gospel and cthers
WI srengen their lungs and improve their voices Jy oe-
ing them on their byeaSt. Price Is ga cents N ~ ~
Re- The above articles sold by all the dealers in Kama
and by Druggists throughout the United States Canada.
principal cities HERRICK e. BROTHER S
PHTcTICAL CHEMISTS, Albany N "
Chicago wholesale agents, B0lles Smith q % q
Co Boke9 rbIllpg Co, and by dealers every where
SOFA ny RoDlnsoh' henosha lyoO
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~ Every one should read the advertisement
Of g. S. Baldwin, this week,
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Gentlemen's Own Material

Made and Trimmed in the Latest Style. or to suit
the taste and wishes of the customers.
Cutting done on Short Notice, at the Usual Charge.
N B.-Don't forget Western Hall Clotbin,
Store" opposite City Hotel, 80 Main St. l5tf
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BristoI, Ken So O., o. 80, -.

Bristol.-Republicans will meet to appoint
Delegates on the 18Th inst
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TAKE NOTICE.

DAY UP YOUR NOTES AND ACCOUNT
Il for Lumber sold you at low pri ces. All pc.
sons indebted to MOORE, FARR, TWIST & Cos
will find their Notes and Accounts, left with Sila
Ames, Esq, who is authorized by us to settle the
same without costs, if settled and paid within
tie month of September, 1859.
MOORE, FAIR, TWIST & co.
Kenosha, Aug. 81, SO. 4W13
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Carpets !!
EXTRAORDINARY

WE have much the largest and cheapest assortment
w EmbrOideries that we have ever exhibited. To
those who understand what usually keep in this line
have said sufficient but to those who do not we would
extend cordial invitation to come and examine.
April %, $50. L. w. BLINN co.
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STARKWEATHER & CO.,

w 1SH still to remind their friends in the CITY
~ ana country that they continue to do business
a. p LLe pleasant stand opposite the Runals House
Nei'ieiiioer that their stock comprises not only
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J. WINCHESTER, 4s John ST.. NY.

Address J. WINCHESTER
American and Foreign Agency John Street New Yor
SON 80 6m4s O0"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-15
CranberrieS.

1t was very far from the intentions of"S,
to giva the Agricultural society fasellation
or even to try the thinness of their skin, b.
by his first com nanication. He did suppose
however, that as they arc public body, or
glnizei for a public p irpose, he could com
mcnt upon their acts, even if he was not q
contributor to their funds. lie is free to con
f;.s that his purse strings may be Il little
stringent when call d upon to contribute fol
purposes Of doubtful utility; and as he ha'
never been asked. AMI agriculture is only of
incidental interest To hin, he is willing to
wait awhile, and see in what direction thc
lncorp Dratel vision may act for the benifi
Of that important branch of industry, before
he volunteers pledge OF his credit for 50 con-
slerlbIe sum, Us Mr.. clover Of Cranbcr
ries' says ths society dared t. fac, last year
without his all.
H. is willing to award to them great praise
for their daring-bat for their discretion
that is another thing. Their spank was ad-
mrdblc, but their Judgment they offered
not Il mill for crtnberries-they did venture
fifty cents on October cucumbcrs
! lIe begs Of Mr.. ssLoyer of Crauberries. y
to let him ride his .shobby" in his own way
and if it does now and then splash the mud
ineonyeniently near the neither garments of
the Agricultural corporation, it wont hurt
them much-..it's wholesome dirt, us the
woman SAID Of that on her tea-cup.
( But let US talk Il little about the DOLLARS
the most substantial argument that can be
+ used. VIII cranborries PAY, as well as
/ grow?
In ISIS ealtieator on the cape received
I 81 ,2S0 Tor what grewon less than thre acres.
This was the ninth year from the lAntng
and he had received large quantities for the
previous years, On the sixth year he gathered
seventy bushels.
Another received $3.50 ,33.from half acre
over and above the expense of cultivation.
Another had an acre that had been planted
nine yetls. and received 500 for the crop
Of that year. His i5inal outlay was so,
the net income lrom which averaged $ll5, 81
pr ysar.
Such is the united testimony Of all who
have related their experience in the cr4nber-
ry culture, NJ one, who has u-al any rea-
sonahle exsrtion anl skill, has failed to REAP
a rich reward, much greater than that aris-
Ing from the cultivation Of any other veg .ta-
Bile or trait Why than should 50 much land
he abandoned to wtste! The culture dos
not r-qaira hard work, Or strength Of body
Women and children can take care Of the
yards when once n4de; and can gather the
trut as we'll rs nen. S.
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which stands guard over the sta lwart and immense
ly lazy son of Ham, brings in the feeble childre,
of shem, and dooms them in the honda q
under another name,
Honor to the sagacious and far-secing states
muut of Georgia and south Carolina almost the
only consistent slave States in the tuon for they
brested the united streams Of British aud Ameri
can iannticisn, claimed and maintained their
rights, and saved the South from barrenness and
desolatiun. the North from civil war, aai tho
negroes from barbarism. If more laborers are
needed for Texas. Central America, parts of
Mexico and Cuba, they ought to be bought,
without objections, under such humane regulations
as are made in other cases for the comfort of
passengers. These laborers should come from
Africa because they stronger and make better
slaves than any Of the c0pPcr-colorcl rlseS, be-
cause they are more susceptible Of transform .tiou
aud their lmproy oycmcnt will be CRATER and lastly,
because they are the most degraded.
As 10 the influence Il slavery on the character
of the whites, that IS quite another question; but
- far as the political history of our country is
concerned, it is not easy to see how we could do
without the Shareholders. See how their names
shine along AID aluin the past history Of our
country Washington, Jefferson, tine kandolphS
Baylri, Piuckucy, Madison, Monroe, Crawford,
Rutelgc, Jackson, Calhoun, Clay, Bcat4n--b'ut
out these nam :, and countless host of othc.s
tioin the slave stat ; AID wat blank Is lett in
our history. An do yaunet ind mon from these
states now in Congress, fully the per, ot any at
You can name fgln the North IN .tate.mlnsnip,
honor integrity. patriotism, and hish neral and
religious cHalactcr Do you not sec Snmc bri -ht
and shining i5hts around you from tac south -
have read no -peeches that give Irc cutire
satisfaction tan those of :ie clear-iead j. broad
minded, can Ii a. ir, patriotic stephens of ,;eorLia,
or his associate, Jtck+yu. La tacir speeches they
seem to mo models for mailer statesmen to look
up tp, AMI ,'rtyr t. eqg,rl.
y few words a Ia our motto at the head Of