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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07

Fhe Annual Fair of the Agricultural Society Kenosha
County will be held on Friday ana Saturday, September
23d and 255h, 1859 The uon. L p Harvey, Of Rock
county, is expected to deliver the address.
Kenosha, July ;, 1859 II. IL TARBELL. Sec'y
Religious Notice.
course of Lectures certain characters of the Old
Testament, will be delivered Slndly evenings in Sr
MATTHEW'S CHURCH by the Rector. The course will com
mence on Sunday evening with lecture upon ABRA
HAM. general Invitation is extended.
P. P. Horse Thief Detecting Society
At adjourned meeting of the Pleasant Prairie Horse
Thief Detecting Society," it resolved that the members
be requested to atA n. Crotsenburghs Hotel on the
9th ofJuly next at o'clock P NJ to transact business or
Importance apperaining to the interests the Society
is necessary that all members should he Dreseng
4. N. CROTSENRUKGI Sec'y
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COMPILE xa0N.

1t an mpossbility for any person afflicted with dis
eased lver with any disorder OF the digestive organs
have good or clear complexion ''HooRand's Ger
Bers will remove all disease from the liver and
digestive organs, and thus giving health and strength
those organs, remove that saawness of
and roughness of the ssn noticed in so many These
Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Co. 418
street. Philadelphia, Pa and sold by all druggists and
dealers in medicines at 70 cents per bottle. jy1m
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Reform When the administration happens
to 90 good thing, it should have fun credit
For the purpose of reducing expenses in the
collection Of the revenue in New York CITY.
Hlneiyfrs clerks were discharged from the Gus
tom House last week Their united salaries.
says the N Y. Tribune make over 100000 q
year.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07

LARGE FLEEcEs.--The Ogle County Report
en- published in Ogle county, Illinois, says Mr..
Austin farmer in that vicinity sheared the
following feeces:-One French buck 81 lbs ;.
three French ewes, Is lbs Is 3-4 and Is lbs
one Spanish eve IS lbs making % 81 lbs
from FIVE sheep. Can any Kenosha county far
mer beat that 1868" ~ i
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The Great Balloon Voyage.

One of the longest Balloon voyages on record,
was made last week. Three Aeronauts left St.
Louis in the Balloon Atlantic, on the evening of
the lst inst. 1t was their intention to reach the
Atlantic coast before stopping, but finally came
to a halt in the town of Henderson, Jefferson
Co., N. Y. The time ofstarting from St. Louis
was on Friday, 6, 40, P. NJ, and the landing
made on Saturday, 2 20, P. M.-whole dis
lance travelled, / ,l53 miles. The balloon came
near falling into Lake Erie, and also came near
the water over Lake Ontario, in consequence of
an inadequate supply of gas. +. .......,.
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MUNE 10 BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Richest Diadem
Ever Worn by Kings or Emperors!
IKhnt2 WhaL. q benltiflll hen1 of EZnia.

What? Why, q beautiful head of Hair.
Because it is the ornament God Himself prortded for
all our race, Reader although the bloom
so DFKhty IN the glowing cheek the be spark
ling the teeth be of pearls, if the bereft OF
its covering or the hair be snarled hriveed harsh
dHa arg, or worse still, if sprnked with gray nature
will lose than half her charms Prof Woods HafI
Restorative ii used two Or three times week. will
and permanently secure to all such an ornament Read
the following and judge. The Of the frat the
ebrated Pianist, TuALBEPG
DR.. Woop:- Now York April 49, 1858
under for tho my hair to its original
color About the time Of my arrival the United states it
Hair Soon recovered it's orpinal Sue CON-
sasr omr Restorative rs wonderful invention quite
am de.f n Sir your, trnly 5. THALBERG.
Welsh Newspaper office, 10 Nassau st. April r. 1858
pToF g il noo4-Dear IrSom month Or six week
wife who concluded to try her hair little thinking
bus her as my surpre aer few weeks trial ba
pertorped that wonderful effect by turning ali the gray hairs
the hair strongly above Restorative to ali
' " '' ''"4' - cnARaLEs cARDEw,
Prof Q. J. Wood: with confidence do racanmend your
Hal Restorative being tho eaeacous article ever
saw since using your lair Restorative my hair and wins
and now ee confident that few more applications will
store them TO cr natural color 1t relieved
all d9ndruH and unpleasant itching among persons
who perspire freely. J. G. KILBY.
P&OF WooDA nout two years my hair commenced fall
ing OF and turning was tas. becoming bd and bat
tried nanny remedies to effect. commenced using yom
i ~ ' i iosl' a Iew at!.Lca t1o,s las5e9ra n.
its former color tblac.) At ;ls time il
Its former color health and appearance and ehcrfuly
commend sc all. D. HOES.
Chicago III. May /, 1857.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of Sizes viz large,
medium and small the lo,ds ~ put retalls
for dollar per bottle the medium holds twenty
per cent more in proportion than the small, reails
Two dollars per bottle the large holds quart per
more in proportion, and retails for 49,
0. j. WOOD CO.. Pr0prietors, 312 Broadway, New
York, lin the great N. Y Wsre Railing Establishment
and ia Market St, St. Louis, Mo.
Sold by 7. Robinson, Kenosha and by all good Drug
glsts and Fancy GODS OeAI.r 1yI6
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The LATE RAILROAD DISASTER --Thewhole
number of bodies recovered from the wreck OF
the late accident on the Michigan Southern
Railroad, is thirty-six. Several of the wound
ed 1t is reported, cannot recover. The whole
number Of lives lost will probably be over forty.
1t is said the inhabitants living in the vicinity
of the location where the disaster occurred, had
previously reported the culvert, the giving way
of which caused the accident, to the Company
as unsafe.
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0oFERNMENT SwiNDLING+-There is scarcely
contract let under the authority of the Gene
raj government, but which is so arranged 90 r.,
enrich the pockets OF some official and fo,,,.;..
OIL Inc Administration. The Missouri Demoero,
states that contract bas been lei for supplying
Tie western army with flour at $3.50 per hun.
area pounds. The lowest bid put in was on,v
LOU Is this bold disho nesty always to last
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IS The salary of Hon. H. Barnard is f;xe,
So'OOo per annum, for his services as ChanceI
IoF OF the State University and Agent of th,
board OF Normal School Regents; of which snn,
@l'Ioo viii be paid him out Of the Universit,
fund, and 81 ,25G out of the Normal scboo, ~
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a FREE COUNTRY THIS.-An attempt was
recently made, says the National Era, in Dor.
chester county, Maryland, to prevent the circu-
lation of the N. Y. Tribune and other Republi-
can papers, by bringing the matter before the
Grand jury of the county. In some of the
more southern States, the circulation of news
papers maintaining sentiments in favor of free
dom, is entirely prohibited, So, too, free speech
is altogether restrained yet very likely most
OF the fourth of July orators on Monday last,
landed this as the freest country on the globe
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WHAT DLMocRATs SAY or EACH OTHER
IN oHAuKEE CouNTY.-Mr r. L. Grove, edit.
OF OF the ozaukeo Times, has lately been turned
out OF the Office OF Post Master at Port Wash.
Iig'0n' and M. Bohan,editor of the Port Wash.
lng'on -Adoertiscr, appointed in his place. =
since this event, these democratic editors have
Geen gaining each other all sorts Of hard names
IN the Times Of June 30th, Cove the ousted
Fos' Master thrpsts his lucky competitor a.
.o, or NJ Bohsn, we can say, and truthfully
~ S,. Lay ne IS corrupt demagogue in politics
: nyPoerlta in religion, quarrelsome and Of
ae .j naeighbor, disgrace to the profession
ana filthy wiskey tub at large"
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MARRIED:

Al "hndwater, on The Sd of Jul, inst by the Rev. ]
"nlams' Mr.. D. H. Lincoln, of Chicago and Miss Fran
ces A. Bartlett, formerly of Geneva "
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gThe Methndists have just completed a
splendid church IN New York, to be cal ed s.
Pauls. 1t is 140 feet long, Il wide, spire 2l0
feet high, and cost Sl5O, 900.
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TEE GREAT ENGLISH RiiNl1IE
SIR IA8EE@ CEAFgEEE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

G CELEBRATED FEN ALL PILLS
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ
Physician Extraordinary the Queen This invaluabl,
medicine is ufaing the of all those painful an&
dangerous diseases to which the Female constitution il
subject.
It moderates all excess, all distractions, and
a speedy cure may be relied on.
20 MARRIED LADIES
It peculiarly suited. 1t viii, in short tiae bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These JLs sa0Ld nat be tdken by females dasrSng III
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
re to bring Nescarriage, but at ay other time they
Dre SAFE
In all Of nervous and spinal Affections pain in the
back and Limbs heavness fatigue slight cxetion, pal
ptaon Of the heart owness of spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites and all the painful diseases occasoned by
disordered system these pills will effect cure when al
other means have failed, and although powerful remedy
do not contain iron caoe anthony, any other mine
raj.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES.
(i4ate i. g. Baldwin q CO..
Rochester, N. Y
For sale bv starIESveauher q Co., f. Robinson
anG >. Clark q son, hehOsho
and by Druggists generally fbe United State
lyric
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KANSAS ELECTIoN.--The democratic rejoice
ings over the result of the Kansas Election,
some five weeks ago was quite premature. The
pro-slaYery democracy will be largely in the mi.
nority in the Constitutional convention. The
returns show the Republicans have elected SO
and the Democrats % members of the conven-
ton, giving the former clear majority ofI2.
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EB The project Of publishing a religious daily
paper in N. I. city has been revived The
scheme originated some time ago, is now to be
consummated.
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COLnnQerC
1hursday Morning. JuIy 9ah, 1859.
Kenosha Markets.
OFFICE OF KEN0sHA TELrGp

OFFICE OF KENOsHA TELEGRAPH.
GRAIN MARKEr.-We have to report light re
ceipts OF grain ut this Port and dull feeling in
wheat and oats. We quote prime White Winter al
loVal3Jo. Extra Spring for Milling Syalo0c, and
No. Spring Wheat is duh al Soc Oats are quiet
at 80. Barley is dali OF 40a5Oc. .- ".
PRoylsIoNs.-Potatoes are scarce and higher
"shear OF sales from wagons at lI2al25c Eggs
and buttor unchanged -~ s
WooL.-The wool market is active AID receipts
are large. We have to note an advance of fully ,
conts since our last issue. Some buyers stand Gu
OF the market at the present prices, but we hardl,
think prices will gomaterially lower. We howev
err advise farmers to take advantage Of the present
fair rates and bring forward their clip
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07

There is a fair supply of fools left yet A
man in Buffalo is about to walk sixty hours
without sleep or rest, for $500. admission 10
cents.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-07

HE WAR IN EUROPE.-Eyery one VIII
"iSnes to become fully acquainted, with the
causes ofthe war now in progress in Europe.
anu also ','e exact position of the beligerant
'',o'S ~ 'lo ne!d' should purchase work for
sale as hlngs Bookstore. 1t contaius much
important information, and is accompanied with
ue" and correct maps of the seat of war ana
me naghborpg colntries.--Prlce2 5 cents.
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GoopA1F. LnlY Eth 1asz

Aessrs. s. Cory son-Gentemen feel It my dnty t,
inform you and through you ny nsigbors and the farming
community, Of the positive Dene6t have derived from The
use OF your aIoAACHiC BiffERS during present har-
vest feared at the beginning of harvest should moi
Re able to 40 days work my stomach very much out
Ui order ana as consequences was troubled
nausea and eostIyeness felt miserable Of no ia-
[uage 20 express the feelings experienced but
to se9-sickness, IS any thing.
called as you Wal recol e7i at your store and
Dr. Cory who recommended try fur
ashed with Bote, from which taking ut
and most happy that it saUed harvest MY
appetite restored, heaiache left DO wells
SUED their usual healthy action in was and n
s5und and healthy brother and son
Of my TOOK it with equally good results would
cheerfa recommend farmers keep on hand par
tieulary during know be good medicine
and well adapted the bilious diseases this climate You
have my permission to publish tins, if you see TT
jylm Yours, very truly, SHELDON WOOD.
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Tere is one condition Of the tenldic system IN ac&ic1
tie Pills cannot be tQhen acittom prod@cjng PICL-
LIdB RESULT The c0ndition referPedt to Il PREG-
N1NUY--the result. J{LSCA BRLAGE Such Is the H.
rests9Le tendency Qfe nedicjae to restore The sea/
fHctioaS q normal condoa. tint tie Reproduce
tire poacef oftlturs cannot restst it,
Warranted purely vegetable and free ON anything in
urous. Ex pcit directions which should be read
pauy each box Price 81. Sent BY mail enclosing 81
to the GenerdE Agent.
Sold by druggist every town in the United States
R. B. HUTCHINGS General a gent for the United States
1G5 Chambers street. New York whom all orders should
be addressed.
For sale by starkweather Co. and By f. Robinson Ke-
nosha Bolles, Smith & Co., Chicago. 1y42
-rrTg1 gsDrhn -.Hy%sY rc~Y ~,r.n1r7rv
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Pnrfnership.

The undersigned having entered into co-parnersAip
the business Of the Telegraph will hereafter be conducted
by them under the srnn Of Stone, Vinegar & Co.
s. c. VINEGAR,
b.. STONE,
ID. &. MCYEAN.
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Important to Females.

| Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, N. D. Ne,
York CITY.
The combination ofngredents in these Pills are thc
suit OF long and extensive practice. They mild il
their operation and certain in correcting all Irregularities
painful mensruaons. removing all obstuGtions whehe
from cold otherwise headache, pain in the side pap
tion OF the art, whites, all nervous affections Mysteries
fatigue pain in the bach and imbs &c. disturbed seep
which arise from interruption Of nature.
TO 0SarEiCd Ladies, DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are In
valuable, they will bring the monthly period witt
regularity Ladies who have been disappointed
ofoher Pills place the confidence in Dr. Cheese
mans Pills doing all they represent to do.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF TEN MINUrFsl 4!

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES Il
BRY AVS 2 U L M NTC wAFERs
are unahng IN the of Coughs Colds Asthma Bron
ets gore iltoat, Hoarseness Difficulty Breathing Incip.
cut Consumption and Diseases OF Lungs They have
no taste OF medclne, and any child wtSke them Thou
ssnas have been restored To health that had before d.
SPARED Testimony given in hindu eds OF cases sinvIa
dose relieves in TEN MINUTES
Ask for Bryan's Pumonic Wafcrs-the original and only
gen is stamped "Bryan." Spurious KINDS are offS
for sale. Twenty-Five cents box Sold by dealers ~,
orally. SOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester n Y
20" safe Dy ala Druggists. lyie
T RI L Q 1T Z g a NIX
OF kFNOSHA.
One cfthe first organized under the General Banking Law
ofthe State.
VIII give immediate attention ell Collections
entrusted oit. Remttances made for Collections on
day of payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes
bought and sold
Draw direct, in to suit, the principal points OF
Great Britain France Germany Holland Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid Oh Special Deposits.
f. G. DURANT, H. B. TOWSLEE
CdShSer President.
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K ENOsHA COUNTY BANK.
KxEENoSEHA. YVES.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates ofdeposit cashed o,
collected at current rates of exchange, without othc
:harge.
yncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York J. H. KIMBAIL CASHIER
>~~~~O~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~
20 4iARVE STEERS. - Save your Crops
Now that another harvest is at hand every farmer will
feel it to his interest to his crops IS speedily and
cheapy possible. In the event Of scarcity of hands
each man will be expected do large days work To
ensure this the system be kept in perfect and
healthy condition The appetite should be good and the
bowels regular their action. CORY'S STOMACHIC
BIFTERs WILL regulate and keep order the stomac
and digestive organs, and enable weak sicky man to
do good days work in the harvest field In testimony
Of this please read the following an old settler in
Lake county. "I
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hrLwAUKE, July s, 1859
WooI.-This market has advanced a3c lince las
week, and been moderately active tits, however
still 4a5c lower than interior markets. Receipt:
are larger We quote the range Of prices here as
follows
Common to blood, 22a2Sc. !. TO ] blood. 28a33
to "a blood, 33a37 81 TO full blood, 37a4o.-
MHmaukee Eree Democrat.
WooL.-Receipts last week 3e,S74 H.: shin
@cnts 50 $40 lbs. The market during the past
week has been most active under heavier receipts
and good Eastern demand Prices since our last
Weekly review have advanced about 2o-more par
lcularly on the higher grades, which are much in
request Interpretations given below denote the
ra ige, but oven higher prices have been paid for
some lots, sold by deaera here who have been col
Letting trona all parts oftbe country Que lot sold
al 3oc.for th ee quarter blood and 40c was paid fol
another lot OF the same quality:
FLEE ScE31,-co,imin9oin, native g7a&9 Quarter
blood 35a33 Full blood 39a41.
-FuTLEp.-No /, 2ca25; Superfne 3Oa35 Extra
53a40; Double extra, 40a42,-Ch,coyo Press &
VylGgHp
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SIM 70 Charles b. Rhodes.
NOU are hereby summoned and required TO
a., answer he complaint Of Peter Demares which liz
hed ~ the Office Of the clerk of the circuit court for said
country at his Office in the city of Kenoa aDd to serve
copy OF your answer office in the CITY ana
county Of Kenosha State Wisconsin within twentv
Gays after the service hereof exclusive tie day of such
service and fail to answer the complaint as afore
said, the said Peter p Demarest will take ind ympt
for the Of two hundred and thirty five doIlars
aud forty five cents with interest at the rate OF seven
per cent per annum from the tenth day Of May one thou
sand eight hu dred and fifty nine besides the cost Of this
action
Dated June 18th, 1852 Os&FH HEAD
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Witness Hon. DAVID NoceLE Judge of said court
L. s. at henosa In said comfy, this seventeenth Gay Of
June a. D. 1889. 6W3 L. b. NICHOLS, Clerk
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STRAY NnTECp

e>s@--~ TAKEN Up by the subscriber residing !,
S'S9-aH3 the town Of Paris land owned nv him
n 81 IN sald town, on about the 24,h dav ~
~s&a~esz- June, 1859, light red cow SONG Wits
on back and belly and the lips Of both bams Uons
and also the end Of her tail Of the age of twelve or
hereaboutsstrayed upon my land in the town of paris
ana now remains thereupon and that reside in towp
Paris. ' ~ 4aiN ''"N
De , at Paris this I'd day of July, 1859
4"4 JAMES RUSSELL.
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9(eO AO6ettisements.
LIST OF LETTERS

PEMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT KENosgA
IL JULY LIST, 1859.
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NOTICE

WHEREAS, THOMAS MuoGY, nv son. left nv
W house and board 9TH June last. hereby
caution any body trusting or harboring him ON nv
.ccount, as shall pay no debts of his CONTRACTING
lh"se empl Dying him will be held responsible by
me for his he CHRlsToPgEp Nrccv
hellUsnd, July = 1909. Ava
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4 KEH0SaA PIER co.
FOEEEn6le

Il W "a znAAo
nm Monday, the 9Th day Of juno inst. living
~ on the ho"r"f the Town Hall, a BANK BILL
rhlch the owner can have byd' scribing the same.
making out his right thereto and paying the costs
# advertising. &c S &. LEACH
"'ine's' y uhc 2'th, hoy. lw4T
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and we are assured that the same courtesy and
kindness shown by the citizens of Wilmot dur
ing the day, was again bountifully bestowed
upon those who chose to become for a short
time the guests of Mr.. J. A. Kirk, of the Will
mot Hotel. A splendid entertainments was
served up, and a good time enjoyed by all pres
ent. share of the praise is undoubtedly due
to Mr.. Fred Plank, who was steward for the
occasion ts.
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T RI L @ ITY 3 A n K
OF KFNOSHA.

ETtCIaI UepUsIvs.
f. G. DURANT, II. B. TOWsLEE
Cashier. Presiden+
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Educational

- - u > g''lo1
ALEX. w. RANDALL