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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01
KenOsEaa Water Cure.

MeSSrs. Editors i:
| Your willingness, one or two weeks since, in
re-printing an article concerning the KenoShs
Water Cure, from Milwaukee paper, induces
me to believe that you may be disposed to in. 4
a brief notice Of the same establishment wrirtEu
for your paper.
| think the merits of this institution are not
sufficiently known to the public. | question
whether the citizens of Kenosha, generally,
know much more If its character and workings,
than can be learned from The sign which cha-
lenges The notice of passers-by And yet, I
feel confident i'll saying that it possesses posi-.
tive exceiIences which claim attention; that
there are many persons in our midst, suffering
from temporary or chronic arrangement of
health, whom it deeply concerns t. know this
The hygienic treatment pursued in the Water
Cure, cummends Itself for thoroughness and eff
fciency The house is large and airy,-well
ventilated and lighted. Under the supervision
of Mr.. PENNoYER and his lady. things are so
admirably ordered, that The inmates enjoy tbs
freedom of first class hotel, with the social plea
sure and ease of the domestic circle The Ia
which blends " the useful and the pleasing " in
lawful proportion. And what with boat, horse
back. and carriage riding, with the opportun-
ties of the bowling alley and the gymnasium,
there is ample scope for diversity of taste and
tnoroughness Of practice, in cultivating the
physical powers. d. thiuk that even with
this feature Of the institutions there arc few dis
eases incident to our Western climate .har IL
three month"; course herein would not radically
remove or greatly alleviate.
The remedial department OF the " Cure " is
under the direction of DIR. SrELY, a physician
skilled in this and other methods of practice. 7
speak only what know when | >av thar the
treatment prescribed is pleasant, exhilerating
and effective. We witness no spasms of super.
induced anguish; no groans begotten of despair
and drugs. Ii is luxury to take it il leaves n
person strengthened and stimulated-almost "a
new man" so soothing and elevating are ones
! consequent feelings.
| The gentemen's bathroom is in charge o.
Mr. DUGAN, an operator thoroughly versed in
his business whose manipulatons, as many of
us can testify, possess the force and delicacy of
the experienced adept.
La short, can add my testimony TO that of
others, that the merits of the Kenosha Waite,
Cure-the only establishment of he kind il
Wisconsin-deserve to be knowa at home ant
abroad, q.
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Chicago Mu.isal Union.

This Association which made an excursion to
this place last year, visited our city again on
Tuesday last. The members of the Union
together with large number of accompanying
friends, arrived here ON the Steamer Planet,
about o'clock P. NJ, and repaired to the Park
After having partaken of reire shments which
they had provided for the occasion, they favored
a goodly number of our citizens, who were a.
tracted to the Park. with some most ex -. iei T
ntusc-both vocal aud instrumental 4 y Il.
form had been erected for the accommodation -
the Union, under the venerable old ouks,
SO as to allow the musical performers to be seen
and heard to good advantage. The lOnd Halle
iujah, in this grand temple Of nature, as il came
from n multitude of well trained voices, with in-
Strumenial accompany ments, had moral sub
lin ity, wei CT cuiated 10 elevate the soul.
The genuem4u'y department Of the Associa-
ton AID the party generally. could but make y
favorable impression on our citizens-thus much
cannot always be said of excursion parties. Tn
hicego Musical Union, are entitled to the
thank, OF he people o! Kerosha for their visit,
and the entertainment they afforded US.
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Returned from Pixies Peak

Mr.. William Reid, who went from this city
to Pixies Peak last spring, returned few days
ago. Mr. Reid says he worked in the mines
some disadvan ages, yet he is well satisfied
with the result. He expresses The utmost conf
dence, that the country about Pixies Peak is
rich in gold and that the evidence of it will
fully appear, as soon as a supply of proper ma
chInery and conveniences can be had for obtain.
ing it. Mr. Il. says i'll returning from Pixies
Peak to the Missouri river he met between forty
M if y quIrtz mills on the road to the mines !;
Mr.. IL. intends TO return to Pixies Peak in a few
weeks whatever may be thought of the accura
cy ot his opinions as to the richness the mines
no me who knows Mr. Reid, will doubt The
honesty of his statements
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Pixies Peak Our attention has been called
to recent Pixies Peak letters, from individuals
formerly residents of this vicinity. As these
letter writer's express widely different opinions
as to the proG,ableness of the mines, but little
benefit would accrue from their publication.
this city, writes a long account of the condition
of things, and the prospects at Pixies Peak
his conclusions may be summed up in the follow
ing extract:
No man can better himself by coming here
This fall; there will be nothing to do provisions
are enormously high and there is barely enough
to support those already here. Most of our
party talk of going back to The States this fall,
and three-fourths of those here will probably do
The same -
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Kenosha, April 14th, 1859. lxA
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Picnic Last Saturday several Of the Sab.
bath Schools OF Bristol and adjoining towns had
picnic, in beautiful grove, on Mr. Judson's
farm. Interesting addresses were delivered by
Rev McssrS. Holmes, Couch and Leonard. The
children contributed their pa,t, in determinations
colloquies and music. The tables were profuse
ly spread and well patronized and every thing
passed off satisfactory, except, perhaps, the
weather, which tor an inland regien in the
month of August, was decidediu cool.
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Examination. -Canddates for admission to
the High School " bear in mind that an ex.
animation will be held in the High School room
tomorrow, CONNIE ncing at 9 o'clock A. NJ
No person, not already member of the up
per department., can enter either the High
School or the Preparatory class, until he shall
have passed a satisfactory exam nation in the
several bran ches prescribed 10y the Board of Ed
ucati'n This requirement will be rig,dly en-
forced. The examination tomorrow will be the
only one held for This purpose, during the ensu
ing term.
Candidates will bring slate pencils, pen and
paper; but no books
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Books Presented to the Public School
Library Notice was re ceived yesterday from
Washington, that ffty-six volumes, embrac ing a
complete set of the journals and documen ts Of
the Both Congress, had bee II forwarded to Ke.
noSha, for the use of the Public School library
The books were designat ed for the Kenosha Pub.
lie School Library, by Senator Duikee, agreea
bic to the joint resolution of Congress of March
2lth. 1853. This valuable addition to he
School Library will be a source of qualification
TO the friends of education, and entities Sena O
Durkee to the thanks of our citizens
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Target Excursion.-On Saturday last, the
Rifle Company of this city had target shoot
Just outside the city limits. They were accom-
panied by the Racine City Brass Band. The
best shots were rs follows
J E. Henry, first best three shots.
H. Tracy, second best three shots.
E. II. Cosgrave, best two shots
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RACINE.-The AdrOeate says the sickness in
that city is abatng. The Board of Educaf1on
Of that city have resolved to establish Normal
School Department, ut An estimated expense Of
81 900 per year. The B,atd have also resolved
Immediately, so as to accommod lte l2D more
students.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01
Patent Medicine.

Winchester Preparation"
PURE HYPOPHOSPHI'rES.
For the treatment OF
Son5unnpE1on
Churchill, member OF the Imperial Acadsns a Asa<
cine and the Acadesny Of Scie'css, Ports
The Theory.
Phtsis Consumption is diathesis, or generss
disease, depending upon the want or undue waste
of the o1ydaSa6ie phospkorws normally existing
In the animal economy.
The Treatment.
The remedy consists in supplying the defcse5
element by the administration Of any preDdrost~D
ydsza6le. >.
What am anxious for il, that the HyvDohss
phites should be brought, as speedRy as sosst5ls,
into Hnirersat mse, as knon that they rtu ,~svd
Not only as sure remedy IN Cossumptios qxis
tHe IS an intermittent erer, but also As FPTRcrsA4
A PREsERvATIvE AS vAccINArioE IN sNALL pox.
To be used with effect, the Hypophosphites msss
be perfectly pure otherwise they may, in soass
cases. appear altogether inert, even Injurious -
They should also be free from all ercess Of Issss.
carbonate of soda, &c. use otker tysotsas~a IL
any KIND, unless required by the existence Of ESQ.,
plications. .s-
lean appealto the results in upwards Of osw Son.
BRKD detailed observations Of the disease ed
ectsd during the past year. at my Public Dspsnsav Rs
an equal number from my private practice. J 10 a.
stance have found the remedy fail to produce ersrHlps
tohSch could reasonably Be erpected rom u. Out ef
twenty-five in The third last stage, treated ct
dlspensary during the past year, have oomplsta
recovered, eight have diec and six still under treat
ment such result is altogether unparalleled In he
mails OF medicine.-Fron DR.. CHurchitps Lsters
DIR. CHURCHILLS VIEWS ON THE USE OF IRON
(Ea9rdct from his tcork C0asunptioA.)
The action of the Hypophospites for ths Ssss
hould be experimental only r svy0ra
cases where have prescribed iron in connection Wth
ypophosphltes Its administration
sion least to be followed by
The union of iron with
be almost useless against the tabecunr dahs
'ary dose Of the acid WOULD PROBABLY a
certainly could not be repeated often
Winchester's Genuine Preparation
the glass: DR.. f. CHURcHILs HYroPHoslRIrEs er LnR
SODA. J. Winchester New York. Each bettls hae
also fac smile slgnaturs.
g No other relied ~ the pure Hypsphssphlk%a
Unless perfectly they only useless pssisivsiy
injurious No iron other drug shoulS be combined Wis
Price $780, three bottles $500 aipss-
sions for Single bottles solution
mail when specially ordered Sold wholesale and retail d
one deceive you, but purchase and sny wiSsAaS
Preparation"
Or. Churehill's Work on ConsumpiNn.
10 ready, and will be sent to every ss1saaS%s
sufferer the u rscsips Of wslys ssas N
expense Of Of posgs Also circulars aak
a requisite information without charge ds
for time is precious in so fats. maady Censumptsa
American and Foreign Agency - John Street. ysw YsRk
e For sale in KsHosha ~ she Drug sters Of p RoBr.
SON. sa1
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

eB~ The blowing ,eason is near at hand and
many farmers in our county will have to buy
lew pillow for the fall work 4; of course, they
want the best that can be had in the market
Our advice to snch persons is. to give HITcH-
COCK q BROTHER a call before purchasing g.
See advertisement in another column.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01
New Advertisements.

L. Grunt-Lumber Yard.
List of Letters in p. o. to-day.
Hudson FO1-Ge neral election notice.
Clark HOGdIey-Esray Steer taken up.
Hitchcock & Bro-Extra Cast Steel Flows.
Ely & BaldUin- Notice to HON it may con-
eTn.
Perkins s. Pifkin burlington Mills Flour
'eput.
Theo Less:y-London Stereoscopic Cos De-
u. New YORK.
John L. Philbrick-North Western Supply
i,c, Chicago.
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Rstablishsd lS@.
Established lsHs
HERRICKS SUGAR COATED PILLS
RM- CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM Es

This remarkable American remedy 10 carryinz
,hs Word Over hve millions Of seld
ally Composed entirely OF Flowers Roots Balsas and
sracs their effect the human system pleasant satsas
tory and successful Acting directly The blood gaEGs
solids and fluids Of The body their stsndsd With ~.
happies In sudden attacks Of disease S0es
always In old standing cases Of sckness small dess
repeated frequcntlso eeanses the system s good heA
the result No change in employment diet
They mouths swellsd joints aching Mbf
other kinds They warranted tn give
sactdn, the price will be refunded They CONSIDERS
heaper safer, preer and in all respects superior
ourgativs pill in the world H The discovery Of coating
pill with eTnanated with Dr. Herrok. All others ara
will do harm. dissppont the
ack Herricks pills elegantly put 80 In box, withs
sheet Of directions and sell for % cents per box tb~I
for 81.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

IB7Onr fellow townsmen g. H. Paul Esq,
made pretty good run for the office ofSccretary
f State in the late Democratic Convention.
IN the informal ballot he received SO votes, and
m the first formal ballot % votes. Alden was
nominated on the third ballot
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

TEMPERANCE. Rev Geo II Fellows ad.
dressed his congregation Mt the Meth dist church
on the subject Of temperance on Sabbath even
ing last After The lecture some well timed and
appropriate remarks were made by Henry
Lines. j T. Shepherd and N B. Hyde, Esd
Next Sabbath evening Mr.. Fellows gives ano.
Their lecture on the same subject. We hope this
may b" the beginning of an energetic NOV ement
IN favor of temperance in orr CRY.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Relationships Baptist Church of this
ace hive given Elder H LuH of Oshkosh a call
D become their Pastor, IL is understood that he
las accepted The invitation and will commence
is labors on SABBATH next ,Sept, 4th).
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Mr.. e Fl Rudd'g News Dano

Mr.. Fl Rudd's News Depot. -Rudd
keeps on hand the latest N. Y. Dailies, and most
OF The valuable we ekiies and literary Magazine s
OF this conntry. He also keeps a supply Of the
most valuable European periodicals., among
which we may mention the London Illustrated
Nems, Dickens "AH tie Year Round" &c. A
few cents Will purchase any of these issues.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

E5B~ See advertisement of North Western
upply Store. Those wishing to purchase the
ricles mentioned there, should give Mr. Pills
rick call before purchasing.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Burlington Mills Flour Depot.-See adver-
sement Of this establishment in to.day's paper
hose having wool to card would do well to read
ie advertisement
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

~ Sam'l Hale aud ) Cadwaliader of this city
Prersented The Western Assembly District OF
j. county in tie Democratic State convention
II week.
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NaGoral Fair at Chicago.-As all the
world and his wife expect to go to the grea
Fair in Chicago this Fail, and intend to do up
large share of trading while there. we wish to
call their attention to he great Go hing eslal-
IiShment of Tappeu M. 2 Randolph street
IN hat city, To visit Chicago at any time with
out going to rappen'S argues one of two things
either that one need, no clothes. or that he is
not properly posted as to the best place to buy
them.
The immense variety of styles and qualities
OF goods kept at this use, and the almost in.
nhlte range OF price, together with the fact that
I"ppen Keeps none but the very best of every
grade of goods, renders il the place to get iust
what one wants. Besides Happen does business
entirely for cash, and marks on each article the
forrest selling price, from which there is no de.
Walton under any circumstances. We advise
our readers to cut this cut and preserve it. so as
not TO forget the number, and to call there " hen
they go TO Chicago. They will find the best AS.
sortment of the best goods, at the loves,
prices at which they can be sold, and that every
part OF Iappen's business is done on the square,
FARM MORTGAGES.-Itiss stated in the paper,
- -.
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Herriclz's Kid STRENGTHENING Piastset
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED
and Pain Destroyer. s aF
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy In IL

These renowned Plases pains weakness ssd &stSs
in the back Eve hours Indeed,
are they this the proprietor warrants she's sfs<
rom resins and beautiful kid leather
iers them peculiarly adapted to the wants OF Fs.aks
Internationally
the deIcae woman the feeble infant To ssah asS
al they will prove a balm and blessing Their agree
bls and without trouble. Each plaster
four months and IN rhsumAtis psiats
prains frequently effect
dies fail Full directions will be found the back Of saok
Public speakers vocasts ministers Of the gospel sad eths
will their and improve
ing them on their breast. Price Is 3-l cents
The above articles sold dealers KsAs~
sh and by Druggists throughout the United States CsaAds
and South Whofessis all large Druggists q sks
principal cities. HERRICK BROTHER
r.:-...4. -. PbTcTIcAL CHEhIsTs AihsAy, r
Chicago Wholesale ngents, BOlles Smith Co.. PeatAa
20, Bokee, Phillips Co.. and by dealers every who're.
Sold BIZ F. Robinson. KenOsha. In
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-01

Pc sonal.--On Saturday last, we had the
easure of taking by the hand, our former
wnsman. j. G. MCMYNN.
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Attention. Farmers

The Subscriber respectfully informs the Public
that he has fitted up and repaired the Kenosha,
alias, liannahs Mill aud is pr epared for all kinda
If Custom work.
Having had 30 years experience in this line of
business. will try my utmost to give general sat
sfacton.
Come and give me call
4wlO F. NEWHOTTSE
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Perkins s, Pukin burlington Mills Flour

Kenosha No 2. will Turn cut this evening.
T. exercise in the Park, 1T Cd.
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CORY'S STOMACHIC BITTERS

Is ASAI4 = W!@W9O1NIIo
Il YER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, SICK HEADACHE,
COSTlyENEss, Loss or Appetite, HABITUAL CH0L-
Dt oR TF E zNAss pEsiLTT AG
FOOD, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES COMPLAINTS,
and IN Short all Diseases ndispostons arising from
growing out OF an unhealthy state of the Stomach and
and Liver. s-
These Bitters are recommended to the public after
having bee" used by of the proprtos in an extensive
practice for the last thirty years is only now put up
IN its present FORM vt the urgent solicitation of others
that they might at least relieve portion OF hun an
family many of thse diseases FOR which is confident
ly recommended.
In placing medicine before the people, with
the feeling that it will DO vast deal of good We knoap
there disease for which it is RECOMMENDED that will
relieve if according to the directions that
company each bottle It has been put in its present
sta ony years. and from the reputation it has OBJ
tanned in short time, confident it must come
into general and find favor with every family through
the country In composition these btters purely
vegetable and warranted to do injury under any
circumstances that the prjudced against Patent
Medicines Is caisd) need have no fear to give Bit
tiers fair trial. they not Patent Medicine all
ask that they have fair chance and come into
precative public will sustain good remedy We are
daily receiving voluntary certificates from different parts
of tn country estyn their merits and the positive
benefits derived from their USE ss
Dyspepsia is one OF the prevailing diseases Of this
climate and thousands this day suffering from its ef-
fects There are great many hdisposons growing out
Of this disease that quite annoying, and be
met promptly order TO the patient from years
sickness and ultimate death Dyspepsia If not checked
in the onset produces constpaed state of the Bowels
painfully known ousands, as Costveness. What is
more tedious and annoying than this disorder this and
all the diseases enumerated the list above do grow
ofDyspepsia, and can be cured by COry's Stomachie
Filters taken directed.
We knoto this medicine whe4 used will be used
again. and say to all those suffering from disease
mentioned Gbove to call upsn Agents and get Pam
pnet, which gives history Of many Of these diseases
their symptoms. effects and CURE This Pamphlet
is entitled Treatise Dyspepsia, and the Indisposi-
lions growing out Of the same and may he had Of
Agents, gratis.
CORY's sToMACHIo BITTERs are sold at 81 per bot
te and may be procured at the Drug Stores Of Stark
weather Co. and ?. Robinson who only agents
for Kenosha.
3. s. CORY &c SON.
flySe-13w1Ol IVA So. Clark Street, Chicago.
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BOND g. PORTER.
Real Estate and Insurance
ONCE.

TNEK 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 o.
every kind pertaining to Real Estate
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'NHE Subscriber can accommodate some FIVE OF
Il six Day Boarders, also
Scholars from the Country
ISn De accommodated with Rooms and Board -
Inquire Of the subscriber at the hnnse formerIv 90
Pieo oy David Crosit, on Exchange street.
KenOsha, Aug IL, 1853. 1waio.f
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NEW SALT at 81, 40 per barrel. at
SLOSSON & Co.'S
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FARM MoRTGAGEs.-Itissra stated in the papers
that suit to recover interest has been COM
menced against one or two farm mortgagors to
the Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
For city property or improved farms in Kenoshs
County, sig MhSusnnd Acres of well selected
Pine and Farming lands in this State.
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ExTRA SUGAR.CURED HAMS AND
IL DRIED BEEF, at SLOSSON & Cos.
Opposite the Kenosha County Bank.
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To Soldiers OF the War of 1912.

Particular attention given to securing claims 70,
Pensions, and also to old military Bounty Land
Claims. in Illinois and Missouri, which we will
buy Those that have such claims will do well by
giving us call