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NOTICE. - John Swanoy of tho county of
~ Iowa. In the state Of Iowa; James Swa.
ney, Of tho county OF Jackson, in the state of
Iowa; Martha Gleason. Of Seneca county, Ohio:
aud - Gleason. her husband, whose place
of res donce is unknown; Nancy Drake, and
Isaac Drake. her husband, uf POwashirk coun.
~, Iowa: Wesley Swancy, OF the state Of Cali
tornia; Franklin Swanoy, OF Hancock county
Ohio; Margaret Loccy, and Henry Locey. her
husband. of Hancock county, Ohio; Rein Swa.
nev, Ellie Mitson. and John Mtson. her hus.
band. Rein Drake, and Matilda Drake, of " nod
comfy, ohio: Mary st. Clair. and Samuel 81
Clair. her husband. OF Hancock county, Ohio:
and Joseph A. Drake. and Sarah Swaney, wild
ow James Swancy, deceased, will take notice
that \ petition was flled against them on the
30th day OF August. 1859, in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas ofHancock county. Ohio. and is now
pending therein, hy James Welsh. wherein the
said James Welsh demands partition of the
following real estate, situated in the county oi
Hancock, and state Of Ohio, described as fol.
lows:--The southeast quarter OF section mum
b0r four, township two nor,h, range twelve
east containing lGO acres more or less; also.
the north east quarter Of section nine. town.
shlp two north range twelve east--containing
l60 acres more or less; also, the southwest
quarter Of the south west quarter of section
three, tVwnsIp Two north, range Twelve east
4 containing forty acres. more or less aud ais,
asking for the assignment OF dover to said Sa
rah Swanoy IN said premises. Notice Is ais
gwen. that at the next torn uf said Court ap.
pcation will he made hy the said James
Welsh. tor an order that partition may BE-
made ut said promises; or IL the same cannot
ceed,ngs may he had In the premises A. are
author Zcd Us law. JAMES WELSH,
II BY O'NEAL q b. icHFoRp, his Attorneys
August IS, lsj9. .-(Is
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DErITION FOR DivORCE.-Selden Ish.
i am. of the state NJ Michigan, is notified
that Fanny lsham did, on the l7th day of Sep.
toniher. A. ID. 1879 ile her petition In the OIL .
of tho Clerk Of tho Court Of Common Pleas.
within and inr the county Of Hancock, and
state Of Ohio. charging the said S-lden l-hdm
With willfil absence from the said Fanny Islam
for more than three years last past; and asSing
hat she may be divorced from the said Sel,!cr
lSh1m. which petition will stand for hearing a.
the next term Of said Court.
FANNY ISHAM.
Bv Cor 4 BRowss, her AttVrncy-.
September Eth. ls59-few
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED IN
by boys. III solitude. often growing up with
them 10 manhood and which II not reformed
in due time. not only hcgets serious obstacles
10 matrimonial Happiness. hut gives rise to a
series OF protrActed, lns'di"us and devastating
affections.
Few Of those who give way TO tins pernicious
practice are aware "f the consequences until
they fad the nervous system shattered, feel
strange and unarcountable sensations, and
vague fears In the mind. (See pages 81, 2S, 20.
of DR.. KS book on 'SeiPreservation.'
The unfortunate thus affected becomes fee
BILE, is unable TO labor with accustomed vigor,
or TO apply his mind 10 study: his step Is tirdy
and weak; he is dull. irresOlute. and engages
even In his sports with less energy than usual.
II he emancipates himself before the prac'
tice has done its worst, and enter matrimony,
his marriage is unfruitfu, and his sense tells
HIM that this is caused by his early folliss--
These are considerations which should ava
ken the attention OF all who are similarly STU
ated.
REMEMBER.
He who places himself under DR.. klSkELiN
treatment, may religiously conado In his honor
as n gentleman; and reiy upon tho assurance,
thacthe secrets Of DR.. KS patients viii never
be disclosed.
/ Young nian-lct no false modesty deter you
from making your case known 20 one, who,
I from education and respectabiiity, can GER
tanly befriend you.
j DR.. KINKELlS'S residence has been for tho
]
ner Of THIRD AND UNION STREETS, Phila'
delpha, Pennsylvania.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have 10y stating their case explicitly, to-
getber with all their symptoms, per letter, en-
closing remittance) DR.. KS medicine, appro'
priated accordingly,
Forwarded to any part OF the United States,
and pockcd secure from DAM AGE or CURIOS.
ITY, by mail or express.
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD
A yIdoRoUs LIFE OR PREMATURE DEATH, KIs.
KELIs on SELF PHEsERv ALTON
ONLY Is CENTS.
Letters containing that value IN stamps, will
ensure copy, per return ofmail.
! GRATIS! GRATIS!! GRATIS!!!
A free GIFT 20 eli.
MISERY RELIEVED.
Natures Guide" - a new and popular
work, full OF valuable advice aud impressive 0
> warning, alike calculated 70 prevent years OF
misery, and save tke1ssnds OF hives, 70 dtstri'
buted without charge, and forwarded BY mail
lpre paid 10 any Postotfice In the United States
on receiving an order enclosing two postag .
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T n e LlV ER
IN WIG o r AT o R
PREPARED ny DIR. SANFORD.
COMPOUNDED entirely from GUMS,

Is "nc Of 'hc best Purgative and Liver Med
i icin"s now before tho public. that acts asa
Tnthartic. easier, mlllrr, and more nncctual
than any other medicine known. It's not only
a Gnihariie. hut L,rsr remcdy. scting FIRST on
the I,rsr TO eject its morbid matter. thus &C.
rnmpllshing twn purposes "IeCtually, without
any Of tho painful feelings experienced IN the
.rerations Ut most Cdthnrtics, 1t strengthens
the system AT the same time that II purges IL:
aud when taken daily In moderate dosos, vii,
strengthen and build it up with unusual rapid.
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To News Dealers.

Packages of not lcss than % copies Of the
cheap edition Of the Gazette. will be sent by
Express, ut the rate OF $3.50 per hundred ca
cenisa py) But In no case win such pack
ages be sont until after the money IL received
Specimen copies will be sent without charge
Those who wish Ia "open an account" can or
der the paper though R'ss & Tousey, or Dax
ter 4 Brother, Of New York. or Of other whole
sale dealers, in Philadelphia. Boston, and else
where. The paper will always be ready fol
delivery before the flrst Of each month. Sew,
dealers must inclose ono cent copy extra
tu pyepdy pack ages sent by mail
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old Papers.

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A. VINO. IN luiy sesfchihk oer -,
suihs ssidonreh'e1eu E.Iie. E, '"u .'
Avth'saton garments oI ths a-au'-
Thus (to thsir wcarer on'e ",i'"'
lin tnsso weIuH W nn.'en ~ WV
so Sadly ana 80 '"'iS "s"'
It's aaid that seven sir'rt ycA'S cnn "',,"s", ,'s
Through nervo anu non' tn's k'"'e" " ""''''
Till not An ATOM Is the same
,
But Whist more suo'uc, Si"W nse'eesu
Thus may we mnu uans'nu,o % w. "''
That calmly Il should h"oi ,h % ,""'o'
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i alniners for Hancock county, Will hold a
session for the purpose Of examining Teachers,
At the Union School room, In Findlay, on the
hrst Saturday Of January and the 6rst Satur.
day Of February, and the arst and third Satur.
days every month thereafter, commencing al
teu o'clock, a. M, until further notice is given,
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FISpLAy, Jan. ], 1859.
N. B. All applicants will be required to pre-
sent 70 the Examiners certificate signed by
two or more Of their present or previous en-
ployers, giving u satisfactory statement as 70
Their moral character and faithfulness rs
Teachors; or, IL they have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying to their
moral character and studious habits
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= - -
Ths Artist 1'sisosef.

- Tks Artist Prisosef.
The following beautiful poerp, from The
e., h.,.,.,os number of the 1tianiie, is saii IL
be By wH,rrtgs'l
Here, tn This warrant cell OF mine,
/ Ipjotups and paint ss1v Apsnnins'
* shits III walls and ~ we'd wrist,
rssNeS nt r..Iu ssfsd ssnstbyGt
IKE S,ufis.if ,atStspss' ebb and swell
in,inutaDle tramp ~ ssnfineI'
Ths oisnohsd liIn u,n sntn a.,s ., an"m a,.,n
All es6s sad .s~ss. ~. mass Hhd hns'
sh,ldow tho sweep VI Apsnntne,
AsA ffsu my olive palytte take
Ths ,nnsysi,ius yieHri,ts. h.se " MAKE.
with Hsars. pearl, andg'ism , wn,.s'
The purple of bloom sni naischit"'
Calling. " Ill. aud iron 1"or.
wh.n gb. grim guard g"es, picture Ger.
k"co wherc his shatiw tails tthwart
Tha sunliett uf no,n, I've glory wrought;
Have shaped ths gl'"m And golden shine
To image my cleaning APcnhine.
No cruel Alpine heights are there,
Di,ijing the depths VI l'alld air;
HIT seA-bIue hftings. FAR and hna,
WIN driftjnes u poarl and cntallihe;
Aud a. fnes of marble. avery "no
An ambsrcd Der BY sstting sun
Yea. n,rbia realms, that cls,r ana h'gh'
n, N,xt In the purilr azure SKY
We all have doomed them. "'"r and o'er'
Miraculous isiss ui Madtepurn:
Nor marvel made that hiih"r nonhs
o. Ilorc wonderful turns oi hsrv'gVds'
oh. cua you SEQ. as spirit SOS,
Y,,n sIivery shcen 81 oli yc.troosI
IT,, mn y sulfd Vf murnuriny doves
Comes wandering up irum mvli.r'Ir"'"s'
And iinye,s near me-. while dweh
On Wonder fair acld uf asph"dol.
italf.lost In sultry sones Of bees,
A, tourhiny my ch;,lired an"in"nes,
1 urank their leaves with dusty sheen
~ shnvv uore tho golden bocs have been.
On granite wall paint the dune -
With emerald grape aud Wild 70 st"'r~
ia cbsstnuttrecs with open pallS
Besecching the sun for dailSA-
In siopIng valley. veilsd yssN"ne,
A violet path bencat3 td"me.
The WAY ono gees isefcrina shrine;
Its fAr.xwAy siasM tho Apsnnihe!
Hut not for - II artist ey On,
4 Iworshiysl u sil0nt symphonies.
To alLISftage small II mine,
TbpOppicd pasture, Rombrs pine.
II fisr boar anthems, prayer. and bell,
nd ssfnsiimes they hear All organ swell;
They sec what seHIns-su SANITY l.ir-
Madonna he self awandcr,ng thcfo,
bearing baby az divine
They speak ui Child In Palestine!
Yet I, who throw my palette down
To nght on tue wslls nf yunder town,
Know them t't vile and bah! siho,
AS, wespitig, l trace thcm, line by line,
In far.uh glen uf Apsnnihs'
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Groceries! Groceries,!

INHE subscriber having purchased the Gro
L cefy Establishment hitherto owned by
Mr.. Louis Adans, opposite the Court
Hease, ,snd %. s..'t..
ONE oooa SOUTH or TUE CITIZENS BANK.
is prepared 10 sell at this well uknownstsnd.
:" wHoLKsALE OR RETAIL,
a good quality Of everything in the Grocery
Sos VERY FAvORABLE, ,yERAs.
d RosHNrHAL
7 'Fiapr.r,o. March s;,issss' so' sd
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Thursday, October 18th, 1859,

the undersigned will offer at public sale sixty.
live lots, in William vance's Addition to North
Fiudlty, Hancock county. Ohio. These lnts
are situsted on the West side OF Main street,
and North of the river blanchard. They are
beautifully located, and well adapted TO build
ing purposes; the ground being high and dry,
VIII admit % cellars under the most Of the
houses. The Fremont & Indiana Railroad.
which passes through part Of said Addition, is
being rapidly pushed 10 completion, and in 4
business point Of view those lots are very val.
uabls. Terms will be made known on the day
of sale. WILLIAM VANCE.
/ FIspLAy, September 18th, ls59.-t2w
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NEW UBLICAT1ONB

rHs trrrapRIsiSe pusLisHsa
G. EORGE G.. EV A y $.
No. A30 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Hasjnst added TO his chiousisc list. tho follow
ing hew Books
THE LIFE OF
ICOL. DAVID CROCKETT
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
Comp rising his early life Hurtine Adventures
Daring Deeds in BORDER aud Indian Warfare
Services under Gch1 Jackson IN the CreeI
war. ElectiunecrinR Speeches, Career II
| Congress-, Triufnphu Tour In the Northern
states, and Struggles Ia The Toyan War "
! lndurr rrndnncs, together With an account y
! his glorious death vt tho Alamo.
/ In Vhc l2mo. volume; handsomely b"uni.
Price........ ..... $500. al
wc copy the ipluwing from the Philyharac.
North dm1iean .-"Cti. Crock oft w,pft cut u
Ter. His suu'biosrarhy has bs>n'Iicity has
print; his representation iuvdbllcaiioh OF all
heen presumed upon in>tSscsne nonsrnsc, IN
s"ris Of "utrageous Ssotlicr vehicles f"f low
m.nas Is rarwo,,sai"n dsai,,n. 81 sns ,ns
lgeDuine Y>fthc present generation Of read.
wilt bQ. .sas marx e,i and cIafHct eristic Ms the
iers<fwss: his p''ttrait faithfully dawn, and
lsft the less ~ that N " without Effort and
perfeciiy naive snd sincere. We well rcmcin.
hor the atnisble original IN his Northern tour,
,'pd recall many OF the incidents t. which his
l,U'k alludes. We never have lOukcd upon bis
Ike since: and ret'.co Ia this republication Ms
An act of justice, H. retrieve an honest man
from vulgar MISREPRESENTATION.
cory ot the Book, and 4 handsome present
VIII he sent by mall pust-paid. upon receipt
~ l.W for tho book, and II cents for postage.
a ncv CLASSIFIED Catalogue Of Buss and
Giiis. with Inducements tn Agents, viii be sent
ree, On application. Adjress,
O. g. EVANS, Publisher,
4J9 Chestnut streat, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Rates Of Advertising.

IL cents u line. Notices 2j cents line.
All advertisements counted At the rate VI 4
lines nonparcil or Il lines agate " the inch.---
EngrsvingS on reading pages charged the same
rs Notices.
April ~. lS.I9.--fim
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Coral, Garnet. Eneraid, Cameo, Mosaic, la
va, Jet, and Cold stone Sets; Gold Lockeis =,
Gold Pens and Cases; Gold, Coral, Garnet, Ca.
meo, and Mosaic Bracelets; Rings, Sleeve But.
tons. Fob Slides. Bosom Studs, Silver Forks.
Butter Knives, Ear Drops, Pins, &C.. &C.
worth from twenty. .hve cents to sl5 each.
sa The or. win be sent immeufateiy on re.
coipt Of the subscription money.
Address: G. II. TOWN & CO.,
Publishers OF the Mason 4 D,xons Line
No. % Baltimore street. Baltimore, Maryland.
Juno II, lSj9--(6m.
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Experience has rendered pr. X. most SUE
cessIul practitioner IN the cure 81 all diseases
ut 4 private nature; lnhoud d-bilty, as Sn
impedment 10 marriage: nervous and sexual
infrmities, diseases " the skin, and those
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Union School.

rINIE different departments Of the .rindlay
l. linton schcol ncs already 10 session, w
All interested viii bear thie not n nipd.
BY order oftho Board OF EdueAtion. ft Ia
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Farm for u County InGrmary.

Aaron Wiliinmson's Estnte.
sNoTlGE 10 hpIsby rlyrn, than he sutse rib.,,
~ hes been tppoiri ed .spd Qua Aet a. All
iDlnlsirat"r on tho estate ~ Aaron Williamson
ATE ~ Jacksun township. Han.auk icorn,ty
Dhio deceased . HENiY ~ MlLLHR,
.fdr"n,'fraior oJ said d,csas,d
September llth. Is6o, ,-t3w
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-osEvns csussr sr.as.-.v sss..ss- n. &. sfaDLry'
SUMMER AND FALJ CIRCULAR.
e...g -
NNIMse A&9M sNSNAs
eARR g. COMPANY,
s.e and 0is water ST., ,ssndusky, Ohio,

es6 and 0is water ST., ,ssndusky, Ohio,
wHoLrsgLE pRALERs IN
IRON, NAILS, STEEL, GLASS,
PIPE BOXES, HUBS AND STOKES,
Asies, Piow, Cast and Spring Steel,
Springs, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &C., &c
respectfully ask your atton.
VI tion, and tho trade and dealers ge enorally.
to our superior and extensive stock, COIN.
prlslng all tho kinds and sizes Of tho above ar.
ticles, and warrant tho same Of the best qu,ui.
" and Manufacture.
We would inform you that we are now re-.
cefving n large invoice OF
TIMERS GOODS.
to which va ask you especial attention. and
consisting ~ Tin. Plate, Sheet, Copper, Copper
Bottoms, English and Plttsburg Sheet Iron,
Zinc. Iron and Ga'venized Wire. Pig Tin. Rus.
sia Sheet Iron. &C., &c. ...
ca Also Agents oi Pitisbusg and otter man.
ntacture Of SAFES, which are trayTanfed In
every particular.
We propose to sell chiefly for cash. or on
short tirne. and will offer liberal ind ements "a
purchasers of that description.
". B-Wil pay the highest prices for old
Copper and Brass, Wrought Scrap Iron. and
Rags. in exchange for goods
Prompt attention given 10 all orders.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
- CARR 4 CO.
J,it
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Great Sale Of Town Lots
POSTPONED.

/ IN consequence of tho funeral Of my niece
l. (Mlles W. Eance's wife) being on the day
previously advertised, the public are request,
ed To take notice, that ou
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FREMONT g. INDIANA RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

VNHE iron Is on the way from the East, sun
i cient to lay the track from Fostoria "
finday. and will he LAID down as soon as- LIE
friends Of the enterprise furnish the med
defray the expenses. Come friends. give yTsF
best efforts 10 hurry the thing along and II will
soon be completed. n. j. CORY,
- D,p"iy T,suaTsr F. & L. n. r.
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FARM AND INFIRMARY

FARM AND INFIRMARY.
Iohs Qualyi'd I'oi.rs 81 Hdncock county, Oh,o
rINHE Iu.L ned electors ni Hancock county.
1 ono, AT TIC election on ihs sUssnd Tues
hay sf October NEXT, are hereby rrnnes,c,l u
east thar votes ~ fty"r NJ ar aga,nsi the lev,
ing NJ Ajax BY tho County Coiuin,sSiomafs ni
said county, wpurchase
Farm for County InGrmary.
Tho tax l." be lr,ird for that purpose luring
rhc two, and three years ensuing.
Those rotingtn Giyor Uf thr purchase. mus,
ha,-ari'lon orpfipted on their ballots, "FarI,
and lnnrnary Yes" Thoso opposed. shall
have written or printed on ticir. ballots
Farm and iunrmary No. .I.E
The Wdges'ot Election IN the several town
ships. wlD rriurn othc AUDITORS oeius, II
phdlay, before tho fOurlh Tuesday In tlct.,be
Inext. acartihod siatcmcutNt The nuInher :,
l'vo,es sasi IN thor rcspectiv 80 town,hips /,
ltynr ~ the measure, and the number of vote
p"lled against II; also. tho whole number q
| vnies pollcd,
ny order Of tho Cummis issioucrs oi Haurocl
| county. AAltON HOWARD .Iudifor.
| SsptonhrrH, =, lsaa. tw
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Bensroient Institution established BY rpseidi en-
abiitiSd trifh Iinuisnt and Ep'demie diisu'rs.
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AFFLICTED READ.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS

DHILNDELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
i Established twenty-five wears agn by pr.
corner Of Third aad Union str.rts,
PEN Aylyania.
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ASn
AT THE LOWEST PRICES!

a. Al orders ilted At short notice. and the
wars VIII be- equal I" an! either E,stur west.
Angus, ?t, is5a. N. u. MILLER.
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CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,


and discharge fr'm the system, every t;,int oi
Scrufula, whether hereditary or otherwise
That they
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Ms. principal resu
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20
Senatorial Convenlioza.

The Delegates from the several Election Pre-
cincts Of Henosha county, assembled as the Repub
Hcan convention Of Kenosha county at the Hall
of the Agricultural Society
Luman Marsh, Esq called to the chair, nd R. H
Deming, secy. Committee on Credentials Of NJ. Frank
s. b Myrickand H s. Thorp, who reported the following
Delegates:
Renosha, 1,t ward, 8. T. Comstock, J. b Jsun and
VIM. GoT. 2nd ward VIM. Il. Smith, Ord ward, R. Il
Demng, f. W. Lyman Geo. W. Carpenter 4.h ward,
NJ. Frank, H. II. Tarbell, N. Ehe.
Pleasant Prairie, Thos. Rowland, Meridith Rowland
and Henry williams.
Bristol, H. $. Thorp, s. E. Tarb II, and Salmon Epson
Salem, G. J. Pease, Rufus Smith, Thos. stockwell.
wheatland. L. Robertson, S, Bundy, and W. Adams
Brighton Walter Mcyico,.
Paris 1uman Marsh s. 3. Myriek and Geo. r Ander-
son.
somers, Alison, Fetch, Leonard, Lee, Alex Gibbons.
An Informal Ballot taken resulting as follows
Geo Bonnet Is; NJ. Frank, 3; +. Gewei+2; s. r Nc.
Cellon, o. S Head, l;aC .lMFower,l W. B. so-
cum, rs.
formal ballot taken, and Of the % votes cast,
Geo Bennett received o. Mr. Bennett was declared he
unanimous choice Of the convention.
Mr. Bennett, being present, called upon and adj
dressed the convention. Hsremarks though BRIEF were
appropriate, and heartily responded to-.
On leave, J, c. Mex Esq, addressed the
ton the issues involved in election. following
resolutions introduced and passed:
ResolUed, that the delegates comprising this Cenven-
ton, shall Tact as committee in tbs several towns in
the county and wards for the purpose Of thoroughly
ganzcnG the Republican party in the county Of Kenosha
it being the duty Of said to canvass each election
precinct to full Republican vote at the
election in Nov. next.
EeSotoed, That the Delegates from the several towns
wards in this convention be committee whose duty il
shall be to procure in sufficient number get out
all the Republican voters.
The following chosen Co. Committee of Keno
aha county for the ensuing year James c. McKesson
J. B. Jlsun, II, A. Newbury, H. s. Thorp James ozanne
Jr The convention then adjourned Oct Is, 1859
i. MARSH, r. II. DEMfEG,
Chairman. Secretary
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THE CoUNTRY.-A tour through Kenosh a
County is a source of pleasure to any one who
has m eye for the beautiful in nature, or live
" appreciation of the amenities of art and the
comfortable results which aow from full grana-
RES large hay stacks and fat pigs.
Our county is noted throughout the State for
the thriftiness and intelligence Of its farmers a
ride through the western portion of the county,
last week, made us acquainted with some OF
them:
Mr., S. BUNDY, in the town of Wheatland, is
an extensive and thorough farmer. A cellar
full of fine apples made a deep impression on
our memory.
john HoCNyEY, in the same tow n has some
Of the finest hogs we have ever seen.
Mr.. DAVID STRONG, in the town of Somers,
cultivates a farm Of something over 800 acres
A large dwelling house, and conveniently ar
ranged out houses attest the intelligence and
enterprise OF their owner.
Mr. L. BUTTON, of Bristol, has just compile.
ted large and mmodious barn.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20
Grant YiaEal of Cor1a.

We learn that there were several com
petitors for the best ten and five acres
of corn, at the late Indiana State Fair.
The first premium was awarded to a cit
izen Of Dearborn county, who presented
the necessary affdayits from response
bic men, that his field Of ten acres pro-
duced on an average, one hundred and
seventy four bushels to tire acre, On
the best five acres the first premium was
awarded on one hunnred and eighty six
bushels to the acre and the same per-
son had incontestibIe evidence that on
one of these acres there grew two hun
dred and fourteen bushels This ex-
ceeds anything ever produced in this or
any other country, and certainly we
should not complain of the products Of
the earth the present year. Dayton
Empire, 18th.