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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

CATHOLIC CoLLEGE.-The Sheboygan' Adrs-
cate says, the edifce erected for Catholic Col
lege in that city, has been completed and form.
ally dedicated.
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How TO STOP RIoT--A serious riot occur
red last week on the Racine & Missippi Rail.
road. As preliminary to putting stop to the
riot, the contractors took the precaution to pass
along the line of the works, and knock in the
heads of all the whiSkey barrels they could
find.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

(" The harvesting in Minnesota commenced
this season month earlier than heretofore
The Minnesota papers speak encouragingly of
the crops.
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The census fLeavenworth, just completed
shows population of II 900, and 2,1OO Ieea
voters.
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~ Among the names suggested in the ranks
OF the democracy for the Office of Secretary of
State, We notice the name of G. H. Paul. ESQ. of
this city.
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cow PEEXKAN.

IL Is an lmpossibity for any person afflicted with dis
eased liver, with any disorder of the digestive
10 nave good or clear complexion. tHooRand's Ger
MN 6'erS will remove all disease from the liver and
digestive organs, and by thus giving health and strength
10 those organs remove that salawnes of
ana roughness of the s&in noticed in so manv These
Bters are prepared by Dr. c. M.Jackson Co 41s Arch
street. Philadelphia, Pa and sold by all druggists and
dealers in medicines at % cents per bottle WIN
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

LOOK out for counterfeit fyes on the Bank o
Green Bay, Wis. They are in circulation i,
Chicago.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

me J0"enat Of Commerce estimates III.
number killed in the Italian campaign thus f.
at 100000 men.
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VS. The school census of Mil waukee O
chiidren over the age of four and under twenty
shows an increase over last year of ga.
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~ ne trlal OF 5. NJ. Booth for the seduc.
'ion OF Miss Cook is in pr ogress at Milwaukee,
and it is said will occupy several DAYS
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

EARLY SowN WHEAT.-The Dixon Ill. Ad-
rert'ser, says the farmers of Ogle County, have
learned from experience, that early sown spring
wheat averages every year better than later
sown' There is scarcely failure known, where
wheat has been sown soon as the frost is fair
ly out of the ground in the spring.
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w q as aES,

AS this is the of the year when worms
formidable among children, the propretors of N,Ion,
eriuge Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh beg leave To COLL
Tue attention Of parents 20 its virtues for the expeno
ese annoying and often fatal enemies Of children It
was nVente" by physician of great experience in yir
"no' AFTER having used it for several years in his
own practice and found its success so universal as
duced at last to offer it to the public as a cbeap and
celeht medicine. 1t has since become Justly popuar
throughout the United States, the efficient Verm
fuge ever known, and the demand has been staodi, IN
ths increash since its first introduction to the public
Us Purchasers will be careful to ask for M,LANE,s
CELEBRATED yERMIFUGE manufactured h., nm,
ING BROS. of Pittsburgh, Pa All other yarrrif fire., :;
comparison are worthless DR.. MLAYE's genuine Verm
loge also his celebrated Liver Pills. can no be had Of OH
respectable drug stores None genuine without the sigma
'U'e u lJylmI FLEMING BROS
TO HARvE STERs.@ SoI-e x,oI,,. 900
Now that another harvest is hand every farmer will
feel it to his interest secure his crops "a snae
cheaply possible. In the event Of scarcity, of b
each man Will be expected do large DAVIS work To
ensure THIS the system must be kept in perfect and
heathy condition The appetite should be good and the
po"els regular IN their action. CORY's sTOMACHIC
bltthkS WILL regulate and keep order the stomach
anu ogeShVe organs, and enable weak, sick!y man to
90 good days work in the harvest field In testimony
OF this please read the following from an old settler, in
Lake county.
uose-s u c.o GooDALE July 18th, 1857
;f d D Sory Son-Gentlemen: feel nv duty to
|G' ana through you my nelghbors the farming
use your SIoMACHIC BITTERS during the present no
eareu az the beginning of harvest that should not
S cr6er onS uy work. my stomach very much out
aud 80 consequence was troubled with headache
guage 70 express the feelings experienced but can
IL 10 seq sickness, as any thing. -P'''
eaiied as will recoeet at y0r STORE and consIod
N9fy, "nC recommen led the Bitters and fur
hshed me with Bottle from which commenced aing n,
oee ana m most happy say that saced gu bqrS NV
Spi'e was restored headache left me- my DO wells as
a 5 e qsnai ealthy action and in tact and am
some Of my men took it with equally good results wond
s5 cheeruly recommend farmers keep il on hand mar
III a9rinS harvest know it a good medicine
b wei %aahed to the bilious diseases Of this climate You
jylm Yours very truIv 'SITTT NOV yUOoD
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Is The Whitewater Register suggests Hon:
L. r. Harvey of Rock county, for the Office of
Secretary of State.
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Sp&tfal Slo titts.
Religious Notice.
RELIGIOUS NJntioa

ELDER A LULL ofOshkosh, will preach in the Baptist
Meeting house, next Sabbath July S1st.
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80 The Republicans of Minnesota have NOM
mated Alexander Rumsray for the Office Of Gov.
,ernor.
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DOUGLAS AND THE PREsIDENCY.-The Bufa.
10 Repn6tic, one of the most devou: of the Doug
las worshipers says: at is rumored that Sem
ator Douglas political friends in New York are
about to call general mass meeting in the upen
air, with view of formally nominating him as
candidate for the next Presidency, with no
other platform than that which is laid down in
his recent letter.
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Xtga, sNGOg5Ce.

Notice is hereby given that so much of each of
the following described lots tracts parcels OF land
Hs may be necessary tor The purpose, will, ON the
first Tuesday in September NEXT viz: the 9Th, and
the succeeding days. lie sold at public auction, at
the Court House, in the city of Kenosha for the
payment of tax 1873 interest and charges thereon
sale to commence at at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
of the Gay above mentioned.
II. w. HUBBARD, County Treasurer
Dated, Kenosha, Wis, July q, 1859. Avn
---lot blk AZ or sec 81 town range %, $2s 81
DIX 81 or 81 town range %, part
ofbK 81, commencing IS # of the corr Of
said blk, and on the line of the same, thence
the S line of said blk 90 1-2 # thence par
allel with the W line of said blk 1872 #, thence
SO 12 #, thence to the beginning ......... 95
Bk 81 Or sec 81 town range %, part
of blk 81, commencing Isl 1-2 # of the W cor
of said blk and on the line Of the same, thence
e to the corner of said blk, thence the
G ns of blk to centre of the same, thence
the and W centre line Of blk to a point Isl IL
# of the W line Of bk thence to beginning 2O,49
-------Lots r. 10, IL, or sec town range
%, commencing al the corner of lot u,
thence on the line of said lot "a it, thence
parallel with the line Of said lot, across the
same to the W line o said lot thence on said
W line to point a # n of the line Of said lot,
thence across lots 10 and "A and parallel with
the south line of said lots to The W line of lot IA
thence n to the n cor ofIot II, thence the
line of lots IA, 10 and u to the beginning, 50,3S
-----n se or SC town ranges
menciug at point 81 IL 5 of the line ofsaid
Or sec aud 274 # W of the line of old Chicago
road thence 2 +, thence to e side of Ann
street thence My On side fAnn st to point
81 IL due Of $ line Oft II produced-thence
to the beginning, in the third ward Of the city
of Kenosha e...................... SOC
---Bk5 81 Or, 81 town range %,
The or Of blk 81, in the first ward Of CITY of
Kenosha....... ........................... 1876
1t blk 3 S W or sec 80 town 2 range %, in the
4th ward Of The city Of Kenosha. .......... 2GG2
- L. blk n ar sec 81 town range %, Wash
ngton Island Observation-Disclosures. -. ..... 2O4
LIT bk ne q sec 81 town range %, Wash
iDgton Island 46
. S ar sec 81 town range %, commencing at
the II e corner of It 10, in bk ], Fsk's addition,
thence " to the " line of i 8 in said blk, thence
50 #, thence e to West Main street. thehce
ent o tn. hnninrirr 90 y
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Horrible Scene,

Three negroes who were confined in Jail III
Saline county, Missouri, for different offences
were taken from their place of confinement by
a mob two of them hung. and one burned at
the stake. The burning of the negro is describ-
ed in the Missouri Democrat as follows
"The negro was stripped to his waist and
barefooted: He looked the picture of des SPAR
but there was no sympathy felt for him at the
moment; Presently the fire began to surge up
in flames around him, and its effects were soon
made visible in attempts of the poor wretch to
move his feet. As the flames gathered about
his limbs and body, he commenced the most
frantic shrieks and appeals for mercy for death
for water ! He seized his chains-they were
hot and burnt the flesh off his hands. He would
drop them and catch at them again. Then he
would repeat his cries; but to no purpose. In
few moments he was a charred mass-bones
and flesh alike burnt into powder.
There may be savage rae es of men, who in
habit this earth, that are capable of cruelties
equal to those practised in this boosted land of
civilization ; if there are many such, the devil
had better quit his post in disgust.
sN&
IHREsHIEG BY STEAM Pow ER.-The Mil
waukee Sentinel, says a very useful piece of
machinery has just been completed in that city,
designed to drive threshng machine by steam,
instead of horse power. The Sentinel reasons we
think very properly, that steam power posses
ses great economy over horse power for! thresh-
ing grain, and that it will at no distant day
come into general use on the farm. The S.nti-
mel concludes as follows:-
When these considerations are properly I'M
darStO0d think or a.
horsepower for threshing, as it will ulti-
mately, no doubt, for all other farming purpos-
eS.
The engine we have alluded to was purchas.
ed Jointly by three farmers in the vicinity of
Oconomowoc, and we understand that the man.
utacturers has orders for couple more of the
same sort ON hand.
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!!!DEATH TO ALL vERM1N

IT is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT
certainty Rats Reaches. Mice, Moles, Ground
Nice, Bed-bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas
Insects on animals, in short every species of Yer
min, are utterly destroyed
C0star's" Rat, Roach, &C., Erterminator,
g Costar'S" Bed-Jug Extermsnator,
C0stor's' Electric PO,cder, for Insects, &C.
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n ~ M n, lNDGANAPOLis, Oct. s, 1857
her lor nervous affection, from which suffered much
at times nile 1t Is pleasant taste certainly las
happy eject upon tn accept my thanks for
your lHhd regards, and believe yours,
J. w. 7. McMULLEN,
Principal Office and Sales Rooms No. East Fourth ST
% building from Main street Jncinnoti, o. Laboratory in
Hammond street.
For sale by F. Robinson, Kenosha; r. Anderson Co VIII
mot by Druggists and Merchants generally Throughout
the Union. TOT
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF MINUTEs !!
BRY ANS P ULMONIC WAFER g

are unailing in the of Coughs Colds Asthma Bron
chlts Sore Throat Hoarseness Difficulty Breathing Incip
ehI consumption and Diseases of the Lungs They have
no taste OF medicine, and any child will Them Thou
sands have been restored health that before de-
SPARED. Testimony given in hundreds cases. single
dose relieves in MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pumonic Wafersthe original only
genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
for sa e Twenty-Five cents box. Sold by dealers gen
orally. JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N Y
For sale by nh Druggists. lv16
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15
For the Jeffcrsonian Democrat
There is Time Enough Yet.

So said u young man, when aduonishod
that it was time for him to DO at the station,
in order to take the train for an important
journey. And so there was, but he, instead
of using II, talked and jestod thoughtIoss!y
on, till the whistle of tho engine and the
laundering of the wheels told but too plainly
that tho timo was past, and that ho was too
late.
So said another, whom urged to lay aside
his habits of idlenoss, dissipation and folly,
and by industry and application, cndeavor to
render himself of uso to tho world, blessing
to his friends, and on ornament to society.
And there was; though no had squandcred
much precious time, and wasted many glo-
rious opportunities, there was yet time for
him to turn his feet to the forsaken paths
of peace, wisdom and virtue. But. because
on in folly and idloness, until that time was
past, his character lost, his health under.
mined, his hopes decayed, and his honor
and peace forever flod
So said the now confirmed inobriate, when
implored to ffeo temptation and shun the
enchanted but fatal bowl. But, alas for
human nature the appetite he at first cul.
tivatod, then INDUCED, has imporceptibIy be-
come his master, and leads him captive at
will. There tGaS time enough; but it is
gon6; he is ruined, and his family disgraced
and miserable.
So says the impenitent sinner, wien en-
treated to leave his course of sin and re-
bellion, and seek and serve his God. His
assertion is true; thore is yet time to cease
thore is yet opportunity to secure pardon,
peace and happiness, he disregards the calls
of wisdom, pours contempt upon the Savior,
despisos the mercy and defes the wrath Of
his Makor. Time enough yet
! So says the student when admonished to
be diligent in cutivating his mind, and thus
to fit himself for II lie of usefulness. Well,
there is, but he don't use il, and tho result is,
time to him is as though twere not.
Timo used is priceless treasure; wasted
or abused, blank aye, worse a treasure
despised-iOst.
Time enough yet ? Yes, there is, but for
what To tread the paths of folly, and fire..
quont tho haunts of vice : No. To exist
dreamy, tboughtloss, amlcss !? No. To be
ide2 No, never. But to work to do good,
and strive to do bettOr, always. There's al
ways time enough to forsake wrong, do
right, and labor to bo useful and that time
is NOW. II.
!, WEST JEFFERSON, Ohio.
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Interesting Statistics.

The United States are composed Of 33
States and nine Territories.
They contain population of27 900, 900,
Of whom $4,000, 900 are white.
The extent of sea coast is 2, $50 miles.
The length Of the 10 principal rivers is
10000 miles.
The length of canals is 5000 miles.
1t contains the longest railroad on the
globe--the Illinois Central--whch is 754
miles.
The annual value Of its agricultural
productions is 5000, 100000.
The most valuable production is Indian
corn, which yields annually 100000
bushels.
The amount Of registered and enrolled
tonnage is 4,407,OlO.
The amount of capital invested in
manufactures is 5000, ,o00,O 900.
The annual amount of It's internal trade
is S6,0O0,000.
The value Of farms and live stock is
$500, 100000.
Its mines Of gold. copper, lead and iron
are among the riches. in the world.
The value Of gold produced is $780,
00o,0OO
The surface Of its coal fields is 1873, 49,
square acres.
Within her borders are 1000 schools
5000 academies, 234 colleges, and $500
churches.
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A MAN TARRED AND FEATHERED AT JET
FERsoN.-By private letter from Jefferson,
Ashtabula county, we learn that DIR. B. W.
Richmond, of that place, was mobbed and
badly beaten on Thursday night of last
week. He was charged with the seduction
of Miss jade Udell, the daughter of MIR.
Frederick Udell, the girl having for some
time lived at his house. On the evening
referred 10, DIR. Richmond was decoyed
from homo on supposed professional visit,
and when near the house of Mr.. Udell, two
and half miles north of tho village, was
assaulted by four men, tarred, and badly
beaten with clubs, after which he was dress.
cd 10 womans clothes, placed in bis buggy.
and his horse turned homeward. His wife
heard his groans at the gate. and found
him in critical condition. On Sunday he
was better and considered out of danger,
Udell, his two sons, and another man whose
name we did not learn, were arrested on
charge of committing the assault. DR.. Rich
mond has hitherto stood high in the COM
munity and is man of fine talents. The
Udell family were also much respected, as
we learn from our c0rrespondent.-Cieve.
LaEd Democrat.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15
A TRUE BROTHER.

You're rich and yot you nre not proud;
You are not selfish. hard or vain
You look upon the common crowd
With sympathy, and not dsdain;
You'd travel far to share your gold
With humble sorrow unconsoled
You'd raise the orphan from the dust,
And help the sad and widowed mother
Give mo your haud--you shall--you must
love you as a brother,
You're poor, and yet you do not scorn
Or hate tho wealthy for their woalth;
You toll conten,ed night and morn,
And prize the gift of strength and health /;
You'd share your littlo with friend,
And what you cannot give you'd lend;
You take humanity on trust,
And see more morit in another
Give me your hand-you shall--you must
l love you as brother
Aud what care how rich you be
love you if your thoughts be pure;
What signifies your poverty,
If you can struggle and endure
'Tis not the birds that make the spring,
Tis not the crown that makes tho king
Ii you arc wise, and good, and just,
You've riches better than all other;
Give me your hand-you shall--you must
love you as brother.
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CHOICE VARIETY.

WILLIAMS seldom train vines over cottage
doors.
ONE day of domestic felicity is worth
year of public gaiety.
To persevore in ones duty, and be silent.
IS tho best answer to calumny.-Wdsh.
ingtoa.
CONSCIENCE, be it ever so little worm
while we live, grows suddenly to serpent
on our doath.bod.
EVERY heart has its secret sorrow, which
the world knows not; aud oftentimes wo
call man cold when he is only sad.
THERE is nothing that requires stricter
economy than our benovolonce. We must
husband it carefully, if We would do any
good with 1t.
WOMEN who arc charming to mon arc
common enough; far safer test of truo
beauty of character is, that woman should
be admired and loved by women.
LIFE is tho jailor of the soul in this filthy
prison. and its only deiverer is death; what
we call life is journey to death, and what
wo call death is passport to life.
MANY q true heart, that would have como
back, like q dove TO the ark, after its first
transgression, has beer frightened beyond
recall, by tho angry look and menace, the
tount. the savage charity of an unfortunate
spirit
RELIGION Is not perpetual moping ovel
good books. Religion is not even prayer
praise or holy ordinances. These are nocos
sary TO religon-uo man can be religious
without them. But religion is mainly anc
chiefly tho glorifying God among the duties
and trials of the world the guiding OF oul
course amid adverse winds aud currents ol
temptation, by the starlight of duty and the
compass Of divine truth the bearing us
manfuly. wisely, courageously, tor the
honor of Christ, our great Loader, in the
conflict of life.-Cairy.
KNOW from experience that habit can
in direct opposition to every conviction oi
the mind, aud but little aided by tho Gle.
ments of temptation, induce u repetition Of
the most unworthy actions. Tho mind il
weak where it has once giyon way. L
is long before a principle restored can be
come as firm as ono that has never beer
moved. IL is as in the case of q mound O
reservoir; if this mound has in one place
6eon broken, whatever caro- has been taker
to make the repaired part as strong as posi-
BILE, the probability is that, if it give way
again, it will be in that place Foster.
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FUN ITEMS.

Mr.. lIoKAKE says it is much easier to borrow
trouble than money.
TUE most immoral Of musicians is the fiddler
he is always In a Scfape.
I'LL let you off easy this time" as the horse
said, when he cnpsizod his rider into the soft mud
UPoN the marriage of Miss Wheat of Virginia,
an editor hoped that he path might be ROtoerg and
that she might never be hrdsh,d by her husband.
"SAM, have lost my wntch overboard-it lies
in twenty feet OF water. Is there any way TO get
Nln Yes, OF course there is" " How, Sam 2"
" why, divers ways, to be sure"
DIR. McSHLRLtY, OF Baltimore, recommends the
the following remedy for consumption, VIZ. -
" Melted dog .Jdt!m One would think ii likely 10
increase the bark
A NEwsDoY meeting n man, said to him, " Have
paper, sir 2" No." replied the man laughing.
ly," cant read letter" "Wel didn't think
you could" said the boy, "but thought maybe
you'd want 10 look at the picters"
An absent wife is here called upon TO return to
bed aud board Jane. your absence will ruin all.
Think OF your husbnnd-your parent--your child
rem. Return-all may be we'll happy AT any
rate, enclose the key Of the cupboard where the
gin is.
Mr. WHITsIDE, the bnTister, cross.exnmining
n witness in Dublin somewhat rudely asked him
II he had ever been before police YES, said
he, " was fined for assault. A barrister so an
noyod me by cross-exnminaton that | knocked
him down when he came out OF court"
@RE following reply to the everlasting How do
yd1uo I" was made by an original few days ago
Rather slim, lhankee. I've got the rheumatic
in one leg, and white swelling in rorher knee
besides having leetle touch OF the dysentnry and
amt very well myself neither"
NIKE and Pat we're moving. Pa, was blind o
one eye, and moving, he cut up u humble .beet
nest, and was instantly mounted by the swarm
Pat ran, and Mike, who was behind, kept out o
harms way. While Pat was whisking them of
with wisp of grass, one Of them lit on the blind
side Of his ince, and Mike perceying it, called out
" Pat, have ye him there l' "Yes, ,"says Pat, " ye
may be sure OF that" We'll" says Mike, "kape
him there, and God bless ye!"