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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. "a 1859.


Tho Albany s'G,s does not like the hi-.
which Gov. wIsr and the virgiuians 80 MAX
ing asous the HaTsr's Ferry affair. 1ho Aryv,
say;
We regrtt thst Virginia has not tho cool head
and h'm hard OF Its Governor elect, LsrCuss, TO
g'hde u In tb orisla He would not busy hinssI
b. writing lttserv TO abolition women, OF seeing no Y
much parade, fuss, aud political capital, ho could
male out of the public calamity, by exAeeersting H.
scene, and made the prisoners bsrues for the pur.
pose cf sharing In the clap trap. We eau i'm ayin
hov en- ct',ay be would have dealt With the affair
placing the whole gang in jail elicsins their confess
sons, probing the conspiracy 10 tho bottom, reach
ing the accessories, and executing justice With q
firm haud. or tenpcrins II with mercy,s. ne saw Al,
without either apo eiEbg or explaining TO toe peo-
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The following is q list OF the United ststes
Senators whore term expire on the 4th Of
March, 1861. Daring the next year QS6O
their SUCCESSORS all lie CHOSEN. Alresdy, in
many of the States the Senatorial question Is
being warmly asitated. FrzrArsICK, Of Ala
bsma JOHNSON, Of rkansas GwIS, Of Cali
forria; FOSTER Of Connecticut BivARD, Of
Gsorsis Fncs, Of Indisna TaVmauLI, q Sf
Illinois HARLAN, Of Iowa; CRIrrENDKs, Of
Kentucky ; SIIDELL, OF louisiana; PzAEoE, Of
MARY land; GREEN, Of Missouri; CLARK, of New
hampshire SEWARD, Of New York; CLING
MAN, Of North Carolina PUoH, Of 0hi1 BIa-
LER, Of Pennsylvania HAmhoSD, Il South
Carolina WARD, Of Texas CoLLAMER, Of
Vermont; DuRKEK, Of Wisconsin; and LANE, Of
Oregon. OF the above list, 16 tre Democrats, 7
Republicans and American. The indications
are that IA Democrats and Republicans will
erfsiniy bs return'd. Two States are dJubt-
full viz Indiana and Illinois. The next eec.
tions for Legislatures In those States will de-
riie
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MAIL ITEMS, DO.

A coppvspovnvrr NJ IN. yos,t.v;lle yo,r~cl
writes that LYnS BoYp Ia hopslessly III, with no
prospect Of ever boing able TO be out again.
OyRa three hundred barrels Of Sorghum mo-
The present faIL IL sol, readily A. 90 conts per
gallon.
Anoso thu na,scnpers bv tho ,tesm,bIn Can
ada Vas Hon q no. a Hi.IAnn Eiitor al m.
Do.,cp Cnur;er vho comss home In tLe on,oy-
mani ~ es Gallant health '' ''' "' WV >'''
g n~ ,,,,
uoV, NM hfN1Lps, ihIno,s, Tn,, ~ w.uen ,
direct 10 San Frsncisco'
NJ. 81.
na; ~; n, noNNep, son vi Iot: | vi
is poun ,o,n nohrgu iap, nas oesa p,, Sppon, rossSa
Th;a !. ~" B,nt.a,rsh,, n a,I rtr,nus,,
..,s - - ,,., N -
,t s.,,,n hArs "opr ~ sa.ai.ro,.n ~ .I =.
% So.,rov ~ .no ' ~. sunh 900 .Sa ws,sr
sorasSs cysr . LARGO .u,fac.' and The eurrsnt il a
constant succession OF rap,ds and pools.
J.yys W,oxonv . voung .aIor on ru..d,x
attempted to murder . Young woman named
Wnsos, In Boston, for refusing TO mary him.
He inflicted a severe wound in tho throat, with
. dagger.
L., Knows =, s,,rn,, ,or,,v Oh;o :.
soN ~ O., R.,w, hs. -r;,,.n . i.,,.r 10 c:ov
WIS., sslinc- An c.ss hi. S.thsr sbsli Ia ave-
cuted,thAt the body he sent TO Ohio for burial,
| or be dsliyersd to his friends.
| n s.uo,. ,.L., n =. p.r,hr,, n
a., io,h ,Us,sn, s,r h.,np rp too sroa IN H.
nr.ssiou o5 bis onipion. his head was shaved on
pna M and = cp.t N tsy And Sos,hors ano,o,i tc
him. He wss then ridden On q rail beyond the
| limits Of tbs village.
| Tux Rc.ublicap stste Cooveotiop of Ken-
| tueky met IN Covinoton' opnosjte Cincinnati. on
| GRO. d. 8LAKrIY delsv.tes at large to the Ro-
| ~ ,.n,.h :. a. a..
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The Home Jsrral publishes the following an
ecdote Of Con. SCoTT;-
In the heat of one Of the most desperate battles In
Mexico, the General saw critical point where an ad
vantage was likely 10 bo lost, except by g prompt,
though rather dangerous movement He gSlloped up
10 ons Of the ofcsrs Of volunteer corps, and gave
gath ring up hts reiny, he remarked In tho most
savory drswl OF Yankee diaect;-"Well, II doos seem
TO me that could hAgve done Il better little willis
ere does and Nave. Y0sve only twenty minutes Il
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RKNAsKs Although there Is falling on In n
r,o,Ipts Of sb5ut I.eJ heat the averaged price hss
ut n,.,silslly Improved The first class estfio oo<a
,nand full prices, but all other kinds Are slow a
sae AZ our quotations. Holders asked moro, end
were p-etiy stn, but tho saos effected both yestsr-
day and ~ day, except tho selections did not show
auy de- 'ded Improvement, such ss = short supply
usually ereAtes
yesI- are In moderate request, at our quotssiooA
She, y aud Lambs are Ia limited supply and vuy
active ss full prices, rang from - 10 % - 10 Qua
ity. .
swine aye ! ss sctiye AT ~ a5ke.
The total rsoeip Il sll stock u all tho yards Zoe
the Wees and Last week were a. folio VS.,
TIE HAY MARKET.
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live, sndfcr God's sske don't die with rich horrible
pronunciation In your mouth I" and waving his hand
to the astnishsd captain, with imperative repetition
81 bis oder by gostre the splendid horpeussn gai-
icped of 30 follow up hs victory In another crisis Of
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F I N A N CIA L, do
NEW YORK Woinc~

NEW YORK, Wednesday Now ~
Tho Asa, for Europe to-day, took ous only 3sss
In specie.
STOCK EXCHANGE sAIYa Lr,par po.
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a. Ok PER TON-COAL, RED ASA,
.ns : rs.s. M. .. q ys S Z ~
R:.iiG sssn WsiSR & b;s-s. q "a "a q s;a
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ALL PERSONS HAVING BOOKS OF ANY

ALL PERSONS HAVING BOOKS OF ANY
e RS s a. their w to
street, near BroAdwsy; Plain and Faucy Book Biod-
oEs. HarPsn' Hssazins bound for IS cents For 5.io,
numbyr Of Bound VSlumss, 70 be sod very lo. Two
received the Highest Medal for BndiLg, win be sold
ST nso,ng VII no further use for them Psyoa, car be
fOkSTKR, liz Fulton Il, Doat forget tie No. ms -
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING CHEAP FOR THE MILLION
..x.SqSss xs.sSSssS z sSS%ah ai|tfsssR hSSsSRSS hHSSH'S

CLOTHING CHEAP FOR THE MILLIoNi
..4Gs4H 4GsSsSS SSa 1HisS HHS$'s $:sssasss...
eaOd Fit ss.yel md fthslessaovssS2s sst.ssa
sS: sHS:!ss Ss: ss:sss sss s...s ss s:fs,' III
m,e, rr,,, oo.,.f fk9SS & Sokjs, AT s,,rn.,
saPsrsns s st cS:se$ ss$; $sss : sss Yin e IS
S.si$s;, !, TTcsts I,s .na sssi: -" $.s SS
French Ensil.A c.''iPPxiisi PxSrs Beavers GO" s"
strcns wortips Pant. ........sl go -
SissH '"sss ciSsh and SS s$
I SiS.ss: A.; 3: ~ s:;,s: ( S:s:; !. sy,s:
Tas &C GTsro. DEPxRraiNr rspsss ls e ssS
III SSSs S' Sii;iifS HSSHy SS5SS
Gee, a HyNIER 20, FOs. 30 ana s's Bo~er,.
EURs-YURs - FURs - WANTED ALL
he l.dies ves stcdy economy 70 snsve! this gues-
p.yss and e dc % &, g, =. o9 nun
vhsn you can get a. good, nct bgttsr from 10 ID ID
s % ;s soa III ss M .. ~ ssis &
sSssp %sa G Fun M n.S. s .SS "a ss:: %
'roSna,Psa,y; saf n pr''sa'.' fSrrs's' oro ya,s
EURSi EURsi TRULY CHOICE yURa
LIKE rrkSfgss k&Sffgissss METAL.
%sE, sEsS u ssVA SnHs FsasgAsSSA sg SAHYA II
AND SENT FHs y 81 ss6a$ ss ESsa s.ssssH 4sssz m u"
soos FIND 5SSF SUI kkAHRaRRa kHaRa rAnaAm,
THY RpooHSrsp M sS6s'PSHh TTh ryxs AND
TEE ShSMRs u ESFS sSHFaIaa asTLr
uu.s.ia iatsssSSSS, SsaS,% = ssssSsasr. isss$$sSSssr. $S
EURS-FURS-FURS- now In
sa,aS the z sqs t. e; yU%r FSrs ana Gp Of ss
&C. and a sas.F Il nj IL .SaT
sI.plns his pev sssorsusnI I. :hare b no charge DC
French Mink ,st. .........."..".......Sm
W.te, % do.""......"......"...." e@
frepcn sable 90: :...',,',.....,............A %
tmitllnn fltrn do' ''.... ...,,'............ W
Mink 'ictorinss' '.'''''''.'...'......,e@ @
B"aentismen;: ffiujR GLOVES of hc best sS.r.
No-,6e FULTON ST., up stairs Brooklyn. ON Ss~Ses
r AIDES, YOU MAY SAVE ONE-HALF
~ your money by purchssing your Furs at the New
tho raw u u. ass from n n, .S
gains. no2 SlacsOS
WET GOODS-JUSr RECEIVED FROM
w steamer New World and ChAmpion-i< Eng
lsh prints, delaines, MerrimAnk prints, white and
tr:sn heavy .heetiDfs WOODEN plsds hl,niets sstI-
ics sssSa Sy JANIS sXXPLS q 6sis.rins .trsss
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VARIETIES

A LiwrsR ens,ged In csss, .orm.ut.a !.
witness 70 much with questions, thst thu voas
the Judge 1thought you'd pump him ny"
ALL men WHO do anything nu.. epdc-, (.
depreciation Of tl'eir sfr's. Il "a the dir. vh'sb
tho chariot wbsels iLr.w pp.
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lAI.1s OF MAJ ngfAn.

AUUfIua sALng OF spOCkn
70 Reso,uts Ins. .issh - ssWashingtn In.aslof
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FLOUR AND BUTTER FOB THE WHOLE
L ety-Gopd -four, 80 % TO - BO best double e1trs
es 70 to ST. fne butter, Is to 20 ct best 25 eta
per H. Families laying In their butter aud flour will
ave, cor 8oth st. MS S&Ac'lU
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HOUSEKEEPING

A CKNOwLEDGED THE BESr-'FOR1
"A MANS Arsh Spring Bed Bottoms arc selling for
n % TO - Mattresses d wholesale prtsss lrou
] Great JonSs 4. sprnsr Broadvay. Hi Nscf15
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS
This table Ia derived By compsatsou d tts N<ue
ppArd s,les each day T.
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MATTRESSES AND BEDDIsG,

~ II iutH TAIIttIte, ~ Vety teAsuhAlHt Pllo,sa
should not conclude to purchase Nov Il the time for
houseteepsrs 70 supply thsmsslyes with bedding for
mond streets 10 the place to and good Aah cheap ar
tice Upholstertpg done to order. GIL.BHRf N.
THORN. Ss3 Blsscfsr st, corner Of Hammond nil Z;
SMoKEY CHIMNEYs, WITH pEFECrIvE
~ erausht, made % draw without smoke, BY EIEL's
Hanover square and " fulton st, n Y, and l5t Wa
Ter u, Brooklyn. NJ 24.o'l06
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jrSOAL-BEST PEACH ORCHARD
~ Rsd and White Ash, aad Lshish Goals.
4 A. Lowest market price, at
n ulO 2zaos1m
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FLOUR! FLOUR FLOUR!
600 BARRELS FLOUR FOR SALE
Good ertrs Family Bakers' Flour from s5 81 70 81
Barclay st. ms 94aes17S
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COAL-s4 90 LARGE SIZE MUTT COAL,
~ also stovs @ Ess q 10 Prime quality at the
losl fard No stanton btreet, between hrvstis and
SIND. niaSl.ssia
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NEW yoRg CATTLE MARKET.

WEDsssDAr, Nov. %.
The current prices for the week at all ths rnArksz
are follows;
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

Glorious 5hade.-The recent warm weathe-
has conduced to more than ordinary apprecia,
ton of shade. Our city Is blessed with great
er Profusion of shade trees, than almost any 9th
er. How grateful is the shady canopy of trees
warding off the intense sunbeams on a hot sum.
mer day? How delightful the tremulous breeze
plays through the green foliage, refreshing the
weary. A residence empowered among shade
trees, is one of the essential requisites of home
enjoyment. There are many such in this good
~ city. Nor is an abundant shade, alone am.
ong the delights of Il city residence the coun-
ry home has 4 like dependence on this sourca
OF comfort and enjoyment. Still there are ma.
ny both in city and in country, who have so lit
tie appreciation of the conveniences of life. as
to entirely neglect the planting of shade trees
about their dwellings, During the past Ten
days, no doubt many families in comparatively
easy circumstances, have suffered the penalty
from such neglect; they have been obliged to
sweIter IN the hot rays of the sun, or else hide
IN some stited corner of their dwellings, Who
plties them, or believes them deserving of pitvr
God has provided shade in the glorious oak, and
the numberless variety of trees of the forest :
enough Of these every family has the ability to
obtain and appropriate for the convenience of
home The ancients ascrbed guardian deities
to their shady groves the Psalmst of Israe
sung of shade for the weary; throughout all
modern times, care for shade trees has been
justly regarded, not only as all evidence of civ
ilization and taste, but of true comfort and econ
omY
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

Literary Anniversary.-Th members con-
nected with Philo Franklin and Ladie Litera-
ry Societies will hold their anniversary at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening next, the 10 tn
inst The exercises will be chiefly of literary
character and we doubt not highly calculated
to please an intellectual audience These lit
erary efforts of our young gentlemen and La
dies, ought to receive encouragement, and we
bespeak for them on Tuesday evening larg,
and appreciative audience. For Particulars
see bills aud posters, which will be distributed
prior 10 FIR day.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14
County Agricultural Fair.

Our Kenosha County Agricultural Fair, which
will occur in the course of few months, will,
we trust, meet with that attention and encour-
cement, which the interests it is designed to
promote demand. Kenosha County was among
the first in the State, to organize an Agricultur-
al Society, and its annual FAIRS should rank
among the first in the State We have reason
to hope that the exhibition of the coming Fair,
will excel that of last year in many respects
The show last year, particularly of agricultural
implements and machinery was quite liz ia
labor saving machinery is matter of the hat
Importance in this progressive age. An i'm
mense amount of manual labor, has been super
coded by machinery during the past fifteen or
twenty years. Every new improvement in the
implements of agriculture, is release from hard
work, and enables the farmer to enlarge his OPP
erstions without increase of human toll. Too
much importance cannot be attached to improv-
ed agricultural machinery, especially in this
section of the west where farming is the staple
interest. Every improvement which saves la
Dor, is equivalent to money, and calculated to
increase the aggregate of wealth. Every in
fCHbo4 Vi l@DOi Saving iuaCHlHeIJs Is q puOlc
benefactor. Let those who entertain the idea,
that all Improvements calculated to abridge la
bor confer no real blessings on mankind, con-
tent themselves to reap their grain with the
sickle, thresh it with the fail, and winow it
with hand pan.
Great economies are not only gained by i'm
provements in agricultural machinery, but also
in improved breeds Of stock. 1t is an every day
remark, that it costs no more to keep sheep,
cattle and swine of the best breeds, than poOr
and degenerate kinds yet there are large num-
bers of farmers who concede the truthfulness of
the sentiment, yet who give no practical illus
tration in their farm stock Agricultural xhibi
tons are in this respect calculated to invited
higher sppreciatons of the value and impor-
lance of the best breeds of stock.
Our county Agricultural Society, having Sc
cured the services of Hon. L. P Harvey of Rock
County, fer the annual address, an increase
interest will attach to the occasion on that ac-
count. Mr. Harvey holds nigh rank among
the talented public speakers of the State, and his
efforts at our county Fair, we doubt not, will be
highly appreciated.
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Established 1879.
HERRIcKs SUGAR COATED PILLS
~ CHILDREN CRY. FOR THEM en-

This remarkable American remedy is carrying
the U0Td by Over five millions
ally Composed entirely of Flowers Roots Basams
tracts their effect the human system is pleasant satse
and successful. citing directly blood gland
solids and fluids of the body their attended with the
appest effect In sudden attacks Of disease
always In old standing Of Sickness small
repeated frequcntyso ceanses the tina. good
the result. change employment necessary.
They mouths swelled joints aching lbs.
do many other kinda They give
saction the price will be refunded They considered
cheaper safer pretter and in all respects superior
purgatiye pill world. p The coating
pill with sugar with Dr. Herric. All
sc Herrcks pills elegantly up, 80 in COX, with
large sheet Of droeon aud sell for - box boxes
for 81.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

Meat Market Reas 81 Lewis have now
their new market opposite the city Hotel in
readiness for business. From the samples of
beef with which the printer was furnished asst
evening, we infer they intend to keep their es-
adjustment supplied with the best that can be
secured.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

Runaway.-A span of horses of more than
ordinary value, belonging to e. Muntzenberge
ran away with the wagon to which they were
attached on Thursday last they took their
course westward over Grand Street brid ge in
the 4th ward their race was finally arrested
humping into one horse carriage, and be.
coming entanged in the wheels thereof. The
urious running of Mr. Muntzenberge team,
started another span of horses htched to wag.
on, which took the same road, making the best
speed they were capable Of they were stopped
near the Lake Shore Depot.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

Prestidigitat1on. Madame BOsCo, the no
TED Magecicnnc, performed in our city on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings to small but de-
lighted audiences. She introduced many novel
and surprising tricks, among which we may
mention that of the Orange Tree, with its bios
SONS and ripened fruit Madame Bosco in skill
and dexterity, certainly rivals the noted Sig
Biitz
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

Warm Weather-Durng the past ten days,
there has been some more than usual warm
weather. The temperature has ranged higher
p few miles back from the Lake, than here in
tbs city. On Tuesday last, the mercury was up
to lH)9 in sthe shade, from II NJ. TO 3 P. NJ
at the residence OF Mr. Woodwork, in Salem.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

VIM Reid, Of this city, and now in Pixies
Peak, writes to his wife from place called
Boulder, in the mountains, that there is plenty
Of gold there but difficult of access, except by
proper machinery. Many persons are making
their fortunes in the mines
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
0eItIF
BRYAN'5 PUT,MONT uvArrr

BRTAN's PULMO NIC wAFERs
arc uGIalHng IN the Of Coughs Colds Asthma Bro
ms oIe lnfoat Hoarsenes, Difficulty Breathing Incip
eh' consumption aud Diseases Of the Lungs They ia Va
no 'ss'e OF medicine aud any child take them Thou
saHs nave Deeh restored health that had before de-
spared Testimony given in hundreds Of cases s,ngla
dose relieves in MINUTES -e'0
Ask for Bryaus Pumonic Wafersbe oriyinsl and orI,
genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious xmas are na.J
for sa lie. Tweny-fv cents box Sold by dealers o.
orally. JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rocbestsr 90
For Sale by all Druggists, Via
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TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sHH JAMES CLARKE,s
CELEBRATED FEM ALE pTrTC

Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke NJ n
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This uvapobl.
medicine uniaing in the of all those painful and
dangerous diseases to which the Female constitution is
subject.
moderates all excess, all distractions and
aspeedy cure may be relied on
10 MARRIED LADIES
IL IS peculiarly suited. 1t will in a short tinse bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
IAese rus should nat DO taken by females during IT,
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnqacy, as then are
4rs to bring on Miscarriage but at aay other time asv
Drs safe. S
Al all cases OF nervous and spinal affections pain in the
osek and Limbs, heaviness fatigue on slight sxtiop
pauon Of the heart lowness spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites and all the painful diseases bv
usordered system, these Pills will effect cure when al
o'heF means have failed, although powerful remedy
raj. '' mummy OF any o'ner NINE
s su o'Iecuons accompany each package
sole Agent for the United states ana CSV,5a
JOB NOSES
tLate l.. Z. Baldwin & CO..
Rochester, N. Y
For sale by StaTlNyyeRther * Co v yso,,.
an" - Nlafk ~ son. x enosl,,.
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BOND & PORTER.
Real Estate and Insurance
oTTice.

TNTaEY offer their services to the public for the
Il purchase, sale and exchange of all kinds of
Real Estate in the Western States, examine and
perfect titles. pay taxes, and negotiate claims of
every kind pertaining to Real Estate.
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GBe HenosBa Gelegrap!
CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.
KenOsha, Thursday, July IA, 1859.

Correction.-In the semi-a annual report Of
the KenOsha County Bank, published last
week, the capital stock should have been stated
at $4,000
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

New Store R. H. Slosson & Co., have
opened a wholesale and retail establishm ent, in
the store formerly occupied by Wood & Carter
on Main Street. Every one who desires to know
how cheap goods can be purchased at this es
tablishment, should read their ad vertisement in
this weeks paper buyers of groceries, will find
it profitable to look over the list of prices.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

Removals. Vale has removed his Grocery
and Provision Store to the east side of Main
Street, nearly opposite the establishment former
ly occupied by him. He has a full supply in
his line of trade.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Richest Diadem
Ever Worn by Kings or Emperors!


mn IN yrr,
N/t0C! bHHY, q OeUutlfUL HP0I Of YyJi3.
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Because it Is the ornament (gd JjyooeIf yorjyod c
all our race, Reader ALTHOUGH mo rng, TX, 49,
ling the teeth be Of pearls if the head beraft of
us or the hair be snared and shriyeed harsh
uI Try, OF worse sur II sprinkled with gray nature
wH lose more than half her charms. Prof Woods Hair
Restorative, II used two three times week will restore
be 1meal,y secure TO all such an ornament Read
- wi anG JuuEe. Ihe writer OF the first is the cell
eorated Pianist, THALBERG:
Dr. 6WooPi- D.. New York a pril TO- 1855
nm, nfnr az ~ e ~ cypress 20 you the obligations
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

There Is one eonaioa Of Tie female system IN aglicl
the Pills cuHHOt he taken lcith0a yr0d1rtng a pPfiT
LIAR RESULT The condition teJeryed 10 Is PREG.
NANCl-tte result, NLSCA RRIAGE. Such Is the IL.
reSlSdbIe tendency Cfe medicine to restore the Serua
functions to normal condition. that eCell the reproduc
tire po1cer gfR0tNre cannot resist H.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free ON anything in
Jurous. Explicit directions which should be read accom-
pauy each box Price 81. Sent by mail enclosing 81
to the General Agent.
Sold by one druggist in every in the United States
r. B. HUTCuINGS General gent for the United State
be addressed.
For sale by starkweather Co. and by T. Robinson, Ke
Hos"7' bo'es' smith Co, Chicago. 1y42