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Important to Females.

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Prepared by Cornelius L. CheeSeman, NJ y Neu
York CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
sun OF long and extensive practice. They mild il
ther operation and certain correcting all irregularities
painful transformations, removing all distractions whether
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fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &C., disturbed sleep
which arise from interruption of nature
10 Married Ladies', DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, as they will bring the monthly period witt
regularity. Ladies who have been disappointed the us.
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mans Pills doing all they represent to do.
Notice.
There as condition Of tie feneGGa system toaicl
the Pills cannot be taken aoitbOUt producing fEC u
LIAR RESULT. The condition reteTred 10 is l,REG.
NANCY-tEe result MISCARRIAGE. Such as tie IT.
resistbe tendency Chte medicine to restore the
functions to normal condition. that e0en tie reproduce
tire pO1oer Of nature cannot resist IT,
Warranted purely vegetable, and free anything in
jurous. Explicit directions which should be read,
pany each box Price 81 Sent by mail on enclosing 81
to the General A0ent..
Sold by one druggist in every town in the Ua:tad Sta
r. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent the United ates
be addressed.
For sale by Starkweaher Co., and by Robinson Re.
nosha; Boles, Smith Co., Chicago, Iy4z
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state on Observation-Disclosures County Circuit Cour
Ora Cutler against Serene Fisk, Mary H. Fisk and Lu
cinda b. Fisk.
Icy virtue and Ill pursuance of q final Judgment
A for the sale of the mOrgaged premises hereinafter
described, made and entered above entitled action
on the 10th day of May, A. D. 1859, May term of
sad court, L, Hudson Fox Sheriff of Kenosha county,
W o1er for sale and sell at public auction the highest
Duuer therefor, al the front door of the in
the city and county of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin
OF September next "a. d. $780, the following described
Tsal estate, or SO much thereof shall be sufficient
costs OF such sale, to witt @''~
All of the following described pieces parcels or lots of
Ian, lying and being in the omers in the conn
y OF kenosha and State of Wisconsin, and more partic
u4ry described as follows, viz commencing in the cen
tire OF the road leading from Kenosha city to Racine
Il o2lUO chains east the of section No ei0t
:" eeI-lo-toWn twO-2-range twenty three-23-east.
thence running east to the lake hOre thence southerv
along the lake shore to the south line OF the northeast
" fractional quarter of No niugeen-1y-tov,p
along said south line Pike River thence northwestern
" following the course OF said River, point seyentvtwo
-Z-rOdS south of the north line of said section nine
" teeh-IJ thence westerly parallel with the north line
" OF the aforesaid section the line of the same
" thence northery, following the line of said section
" nineteen-l9io the northwest corner of the same.
" thence easerly following the north line the section ast
Aforesaid, to the Aforesaid road thence northery fol-
" lowing the course of said road to the place beginning
" The said land being the conveyed to lorenzo Fisk
" by Austin Kellogg and wife, Sept 10 S49 and generally
" known and described as the Austin Kellogg farm"
Terms-Cash HUDSON FOX
- Sheriff OF Kenosha County. -
WEBSTER SCHoFF, PLAINTIFF 3 Attorneys 3m2
by request Of the plaintiff, the above sale is postpoped
until Saturday, the 10th day Of October, A. D., 1859
Dated, Renosha, September oath, 1859
HUDSON FOX, sheriff Kenosha Co.
"EiS TER q SoHoFF, Plaintiffs Atty's. 3w16-
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OF paintings. Misses Lydia F. and Abba Bourne
each a case of wax work and feather flowers-very
nice.
kRUIT.
Mr. Oliver Gibbs exhibited sc varieties of apples,
Mr. Thos. Rowland 80 varieties. Mr.. Rowland ex
mblted varieties of pears and a sample of plums
air Newell, of Paris specimens of plums and pea.
ches Mr. Linus Woodwork, 10 varieties of pears,
some fine sweet potatoes and sample of peaches.
Air. Samuel Curtiss, specimen of Golden Crab Ap-
pie. Captain j. futile, fine sample of apples. L.
u. Robbins, basket grapes, for which he received
first premium John Bliss, second premium fol
same. Thomas Rowland, c. NJ. Fowler and j. G
Pease exhibited some splendid samples of honey
some fine specimens of wheat were shown by Mr.
Pacey and Mr.. Bishop.
1t is hardly possible to enumerate in this weeK'
paper complete list of all that worthy of note
When the official list is published by the Society
in October, a complete record will be given
The address of Mr.. l.. p. Harvey was a mastery
effort, and was listened to by large and delighted
audiene.
Take it altogether, the Fair, this year. is tbina
for our farmers to be proud Of
We do not believe an equally large portion of tn.
State can be found, which can show as many wide
| awake farmers, as our county; the first reapinc
machine i'll the State was set in motion hare an9
| as general thing, our intelligent farmers are
among the first TO recognize the benefits and blin,
into practice, the various improvements which ar,
constantly being made In the Implements of agricul
1 ture
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Republican Candidate for State
superintendent.


We have repeatedly urged the Importance Of
a practical educator for the office of State Su.
perintendent of Public Instruction. The State
has never yet enjoyed the advantage of such a
man for the post The present incumbent is a
man of industry and business habits, but has
had no practical experience as a teacher, nor is
he familiar with modern improvements and
methods CONSTRUCTION in our schools. Mr.. Pick
ard the Republican nominee, is ripe scholar,
and has for many years past, ranked among the
successful teachers of the west He is man OF
gentlemanly department, and will never con-
descend to gain an election by any other than
honorable means. As specimen of his high
mindedness, we are permitted to give the follow,
ing extract from private letter addressed by
him to an educational friend in this city:
| can never enter the field as mere politi.
clan, and shall never decend to political maneu
vering. Whatever may be the issue of the con-
test, must come out Of it free from all partisan
rancour."
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En- ANrAalEairrsN,E,

E KRSo Isl Aa CoTSIY ISIS. In JUSTICES Court.
SIty o. helosha, To John Ii. SnSth:
N/OU are hereby notified that warrant attachment
mas b. en- issued aga inst you and your property at
acned to satisfy the demand Eli G. Runals amounting
10 htty-tour dollars and trtyseven cents Now unless
Gu shall appear before H. Tute Justice of the Peace
IN and or said county, at his Office in sand city, on the
2Oh day of October A. D. 1852 at ore O'clock In the af
ernoon' Will be against you your
property sold to pay the debt
Dated, this 9th day of September, A. D. 1859
3WlU ELI G. RJTNAIS Plaintiff
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SHORT YIELD OF WHEAT.-Our exchanges
throughout the State generally concur in sta
ting, that the yield of the wheat crop before
threshing was over estimated. The following
from the Grant county Herald, may serve as a
specimen
I" In this county, the moderate estimate was
twenty bushels per acre of spring wheat though
many would have it higher. But threshing
came and the true yield is found to be about II
to 10 bushels per acre in this county,"
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~ W orld famous, to Il certainty, is DR.J. Hos
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs for the
cure OF Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Constipation, and
all the tram OF diseases which arise from morbid
condition of those functions On the stomach unon
the proper action OF which the health so muck de-
Ponds Those who desire to be prepared, not only
tor the Dyspepsia, but for one half the ills that hui
mainly is heir to, should provide themselves with
that most excellent compound known as DR. j.
aostetters Celebrated Stomach Bitters. These
Bitters are pleasant to the taste sure of operation
and composed entirely of vegetable substances
prepared with the greatest care. If you want to
be entirely refreshed both physically and mentally
90 and procure this valuable tonic.
For sale by Druggists and dealers eYervwhere
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Commercial.
Thursday Morning. Sept. 20, 1859.
Kenosha Markets.
GRAIN MARKET

GRAIN MARKET
GRAIN MARKEr.-The receipts of wheat at Thu
Port continue to be good and the market active
A further advance of &c per bushel has been
established since our last ISSUE and we quote pres
en rates at 74c and 75c for spring with occasional
sales of superior quality at 76c and 77c
Barley is also better and there is good demand
for prime at 5Sc ana Zoe.
Oats are quiet at 25c and 26c.
Provisions are without change and we continue
our last weeks quotation.
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GY- The Regetta at Milwaukee, takes place
Thursday, (to-day,) at 3 o'clock P. M.

" A THING OF BEAUTY IS JOY FOREVER"
Why will people endure pimples on the human
face divine or eruptions of any kind when il is a
fact so well known, that DIR. Gysotts Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla cleanses the skin from all impur
ty, removing Pimples, Sores and Blotches, leaving
the affected parts as healthy, smooth and soft as
The flesh of babe? 1t is really priceless to all
hat wish the rosy beauty of childhood
1t causes all sores and poisonous wounds to dis
charge ali infected matter, and eradicates every i'm
purity from the system.
1t does its work mildly, but effectually, giving
conscious beauty and blooming health in the place
of ugliness and soulsickening disease
~ See advertisement
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gpGtial 9lo tics.

DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
Are you sick, matter what organ effected depends
upon the 61Ood which the food and sustenance
of every organ, is full of corruption My Scandinavian
Blood Bills and Blood Purifier, break up the source
disease in the fluids of the body They purge and purify
the elements of the blood Hence, their quick and COM
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nervousness, kidney complaints, piles low fevers dgbi
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These remedies astonishing whole medical world
See advertisement, Ayt4
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II The shipments of wheat and -four on
Monday last from Milwaukee, were equal to
100000 bushels. So says the Sentinel.
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How the Democratic Party Hates
the Progress OF Freedom.

Tho National Era notes it as singular fact
that st. Louis, in the Slaveholding State OF
Missouri, is the most reliable Republican city in
the Union-especially amongi the large cities
This is accounted for from the fact, that the peo
pie of st. Louis, have seen and felt the dwarf
ing effects of slavery on the industry and prog
ress of the city and State.
1t is also noticeable that the news of every
Republican triumph of free labor in St. Louis,
has been received with decided dissatisfaction
by the northern Democratic presses-the north
ern Democracy always feel bad when free prin.
clples make progress in the Slave States Ifby
any contingency, Republicanism should hereaf-
ter be defeated in ST. Louis, and the city elect a
slave breeder for Mayor, and Common Coun-
Gil from the ranks of Democratic negro drivers,
northern Democrats would shou: themselves
hoarse with joy. A party that groans over the
success of freedom in Missouri, would, of course.
exult over the triumph of slavery.
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GY The sailing of the Great Eastern, it will
be seen by the Foreign news column, has been
owing to an accident to the mach ine-
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New Publications.-The enterprising pub.
Usher, George G. Evans, No 439 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, has just added to his extensive list
OF new books, "1he Life of David Crockett ,
written by himself, comprising his early life, hunt
ing adventures, daring deeds in border and Indian
warfare, service under General jackson in tie
Creek war, electioneering speeches. career in Con.
gress, trumphal tour i'll the Northern States strue
giles in the Texan War of Independence, together
with an account of his glorious death at the Alamo
In one limo volume, handsomely bound. Price
81 90. We copy the following from the Philadel
phia North american
Colonel Crockett character. His autobi
ography has been long out of print his eccentri
city has been presumed upon in the publication of
all sorts OF outrageous and obscene nonsense, in
coarse almanacs and other vehicles for low humor
This volHme is republication of the genuine work
with necessary additions and will be new to the
present generation of readers. 1t is as marked
and characteristic as the subject was his portrait
talthfully drawn, and none the less so that it is
without effort and perfectly naive and sincere We
well remember the amiable original in his Northern
tour, and recall many of the incidents to which his
book alludes. We have never looked upon his like
since, and rejoice in this republication as an act of
justice, to retrieve an honest man from vulgar mis-
representation.
A copy of the book, and handsome present,
will be sent by mall upon receipt of 81 90 for tn
book, and 81 cents for postage
A new classified catalogue of books and gifts,
with inducements to agents, will be sent free, on
application Address G. G. EVAS, Publisher. 439
Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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NOTICE.
Ecfa.MeEc

VaNAhEN UP by the the subscriber, in the -.
a town of Pleasant Prairie, on the 10th of Mt%s5sA
September 1859, red Heifer, three years old E@SM
with white belly and legs; red Heifers two--zGA-.L
years od red Steer, two years old. The owner IS re-
ssme away. WILLIAM w A DnEG
Pleasant Prairie, Sept. IS, 1859 4w16
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Glover Rescue Case Again.

The Madison Patriot says, the u S. Attorney
for Wisconsin, has filed with the Supreme Court
of the State, "A mandate from the u. S. Supreme
Court at Washington, reversing the decision of
our State Court in the matter of S, NJ Booth,
for the violation of the Fugitive Slave Law
The mandate requires Mr.. Booth to be surren.
dered into the hands of the U. S. Marshal. The
Patriot further says, if the Wisconsin Court,
does not obey, at will be the duty!of the General
Government, to enforce it with all the power
under its control" Our State Supreme Court
will probably not reverse their decision on the
question of State Sovereignty at the bidding of
the u 5. Court, The case is not simply one
which effects Booth alone, but involves prin-
clple in which every citizen Of Wisconsin is i'll
terested. The infamous Fugitive Slave Act,
NOT only lnhicts severe penalties on those aid
ing IN the escape of Fugitive Slaves, but COM
pels every man in the State to turn slave catch
err, at the bidding Of United States official.
Since the above was written, we learn from
the Madison Journal, that the statement of the
Patriots erroneous. The us District Attorney
did not file the mandate of the U. S. Supreme
Court he only moved for leave to file the re-
mittitur in the ease in question.
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p The Racine lecture association have .,
ready secured j. G. Holland, Timothy Titcom d'
Prof. foman, John P. Hale and ]. r, C;J5;rc oI
to lecture in rhat city the coming winter
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DEEER.

On wednesday, Sept. %, in the town of Pleasant
Prairie, FRANK NJ, son of JOHN and RACHEL
REYNOLDS, aged two and half years.
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MFR R LIE I'D.

In this city, on the 2Sth inst, BY Rev. John
Gridley, Mr.. ALFRED GIDDINGs and Miss
HULDAH COLBURN, both of Bristol.
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ADDRESS AT THE STATE FAIR-Hon. Abram
Lincoln, of Illinois, will deliver the address or
the Fair Grounds, Milwaukee, on Friday, 10
o'clock, A. NJ
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FARMING DEPARTMENT

II Ever, of Kenosha, exhibited corn-sheller
lhose who saw 1t work, recommend it highly
Nathan Judson had on exhibition an atmospheric
churn, which was tested on the ground.
Messrs. Hitchcock & Bro. had on the ground
some haltdozen other plows, which have the repu
tauoh OF beng the best manufactured in the State
also, lumber wagon, which, for Workmanship and
finish, cannot be surpassed; our farmers sbould
patronize these gentlemen, if they want good and
substantial implements.
Messrs. Large & Doyle, received the first pre-.
MUM $40 for sugar mill
Mr. *. L. Handbook exhibited q clothes reel.
winch Is made to open and shut like an umbrella
IL has points OF superiority over common reels,
winch must bring it into extensive use
hugh Mcintyre, of Wilmot, received the first
premium for a No l stubble plow Mr.. MCINTYRE
also exhibited breaking pillow, a wheat cultivator
and gang pillow.
Thos. English, of Kenosha, displaved Soma o.,
perior harness.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
The Ladies Department was not as full as psno1
Mrs Henry Jennison had on exhibition 80 yards OF
beautiful carpetlng. Mrs Henry Lines, of Keno
sha, was awarded the first premium of So for tbf
oS'' A"S Noi PCT MIS- u DROWN, OF Salem, exhibit
ted rag carpet which should be classed AMONG the
best, although it was entered too late to eomnete
for the premium.
Mrs. T. B. Pike, of Bristol received first premium
for roll of flannel; Mrs. S. E. Tarbell received
second premium for two rolls of same Miss Ada
nne wilson received a first premium for one pail
gent worked slippers, and pair ladies' CATERS
Mrs. L. d. DGnning, premium for one pai,
CATERS Miss Julia Grant, first premium, lamr
mat and crochet tidy. Miss NJ. A, Stevens. fra
premium sample worsted work. Miss Sarah Brown
OF Salem, exhibited beautiful leatba,.,rror,,.h,
basket Miss Julia Epson, a leather xvba+.eot
which attracted many admiring eyes Mr., q y
Chase, and Mrs. G. B. Ford each rece;vad ~
mum Tor embroidered skirt Mrs. c. Briggs had 8
line show of millinery goods, which were pni,,ar
sally admired. Mrs. Theodore Gillett, of Pleasant
Prairie, a lady 81 years of age displayed crocbe
tldy, OF her own make, which would have dom
credit to younger eyes. Mrs. S. Scribner had .,
exhibition two pearl sewing machines. and Mr.
John Benedict, one Boudoir machine: the mort,
of these machines appear to be nearly email,
balanced Mr. j. H. Joslyn had some sniendi,
faces on exhibition, and the pleasure of bebol5ipe
them is somewhat intensified by the remembrance,
mat most of the originals 90 live, move, and have
being = in our city and county
MISS Adaline Wilson exhibited several specimens
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Dr.. Guysott's Improved Extract of
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA!!!
This extract of Yellow Dock and sarsapara is posi-
tive speedy and permanent cure for all diseases incident
to females.
Its mild Alternative properties render it peculiarly aL-
pcable to the slender and delicate constitution of the fe
male 1t is unrvaled in its effect upon such diseases as
lncipen Consumption Barrenness Loucorrhea Whites
Irregular Inconineuce OF Urine AID gem
prostration of the system.
Immediately couLteracts distressing nervousness
and lassitude so to the frame and mparts
energy and bouyancy surprising as they are CRATE
full We have evidence file which induces us strongly
to this medicine to married people who have
not been blessed with offspring
The Shaker prepared 'Yelow Dock" and the /" Red
Honduras Sarsaparia," are the Invaluable remedial
Agents from which Dr. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and sarsaparla is formed Labora-
tor OF Dr. Guysott has given these roots
in their perfection His preparations contains all the re-
soratve properties of the roots combined and conceu
trated in their utmost strength and efficacy.
See advertisement, sept
Every Family Should Have It.
1t melancholy fact that twothrds of our American
citizens are this day suffering with that fearful disease
Dyspepsia, and its accompanying ailments such Liver
Complaint Loss of Appetite Costveness Dizziness Sick
Headache &c, all of which grow out OF unhealthy
state OF the Stomach Once promote healthy actisn
the Stomach and all these ndispositions will disappear
oruer the stomach from all impurities nd
promote that healthy action needed and prayed for by
Despeptcs, use Cory's somachc Bitters, and speedy
permanent and sure will follow.
Read the following certificate from Mr. Heath who lives
in that bilious State, Michigan:
NesS's b. !. Cory 6 So'a-You will remember that
bought bottle of your Bitters while in Waukegan
last spring, and brought it home with me we'll was
taken with the Fever and Ague shortly after nv return
and broke 1t with Quinne several times, but it would so
often return; suffered in this way six weeks and
finally thought your btters might do something for
at once commenced taking it, am free to say before
had taken 1t all was quite cured, and soon reganed
my usual good health. am able and have been ever
since to take my ratons" whereas when the Ague was
hanging about me quite lost my appetite Send me- by
first chance half dozen bottles do not feel safe
in this Ague country without it.
Yours very truly, GEO. B. HEATH
Muskegon, Mich, Aug. l, 1857.
We are almost daily receiving such testimonials VOL
unfairly and gratefully given by persons we have never
or heard FROM tetYng to the wonderful efficacy of
our stomachc Biters Price 81 per bottle See adver-
tisement in another column sent q
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SOMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.-Mr. JosLYN
is fast proving his superior merits as Artist of
unequalled S&7A His colored Photographs, which
can be seen his Rooms, excel those produced even
in New York or Philadelphia. 1t is useless for us
to attempt a correct description, and do justice to
his work. Go and see for yourSelUes
His Ambrotypes, Melanotypes Sphereotypes
Daguemeotvpes, Iron Pictures or any style of Pic
lures III his line Of business are not exceed either
in CT out Of the State, We feel confident that we
not exaggertng in the least, but simply dong
Justice to the community at large in writing this
tcle. In these hard tines the Best and Cheapest
that Can b7 had for the money, is what we all desire
Mr.. j Is celery is opposite j Wales Bakery.
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Kenosha, April 14th 1859. 1y44