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~ Al Law .
fernando. Miss
WILL practice law ID he Narl1ua Courts o N1rA
w Mississippi. Wssf tennessee, TIE Federal Court az
Plntotoc and ne Hizh Cgurt a. Jackson. Prompt atren-
ton Given o. oaIecfinns. mars-ftvgms
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Per H cRowTHER

The roads in Virginia, North caroIna and
South Carolina, have sent messages that they
win return delegates free over their rosds, on
payment Of fdrs going Delegates viii be fur
nishei at Richmond with certificates Of atten-
dance. which, upon exhibition, wiz seeure
free return over the roads On which they have
paid going to Richmond.
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Messs. o. T. woob 4 Co.
eENrLErErf uaTils heard q god Zeal a6ouf Pro-
faszr Wuuda HAIR Restorative. aal ny BAR 1ef1e quite
gaT ] maie up nj mind % Jay ssifs the 1rsuficss
Htich I On o1muau win q great uang neroas. hal
tEallaf az manner Of Eteut uelcuuea nrd a shr-r time
as9l qoumeneef uslrs yrur artcIs. - trst BE- for mFssIL
NnereslI has oeeu .c very that 7 an rery
Had aao and o. justice % va. a geu a. Tor me eu-
1-o1rasemeul 70 st1fre VIA nag b. aE -raF a. Z vas. but
H1o- hsflnE ms prriu1cr Eltlaur ny realouz Tor sefiing
% asiles are u~uEllinE 90 slvu JAR Resnr11re a alai
ul hey have further proof, and he BEST PROOF being &C.
cuiar denouarauln. Z vrite von MS letter. Which vu
nay shoV n arJ slch and aio lreet them tams for mr.
uer prot Tho an IN ene cut OF ne " T. wire RaiinE
-fanliahmeut every day
ny hair T. nov - natural color and much improved 10
appearance every waT. being siossier and meter aui
msch mora he1lmy iolklng-
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-In this tribunal, ysstsr-
day the following eases were continued over
to the next term state against S. B. Jones, a
conductor on the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, for the murder Of Pttmsn, and The
state against Thomas Hogan, FOR forgery.
The call Of tia misdemeauor docket viii be
continued to-day. Fines and forfeiturss 10 a
large amount, for misdemeanors were entered
yesterday.
The laboFs Of the present term win close
with this week.
REcoRDEz's CouzT-The Recorder disposed
Of twelve cases yesterday, and imposed fines TO
tn, amount Of 500, Of which sun $50 was
paid.
Thomas James Finnis ais W. H.. Weber
were each fined $40 for sngagingi in a fight, and
the latterwss fined S in addition for contempt
Wm. Lacey was fined $ upon conviction Of
the charge Of overlooking his drsy.
The proprietor Of TIE BANJO saloon was fined
so for keeping a disorderlv house.
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ORCHARD GRASS
Al freA l4rtE -h Wholesale ~ rslan. y
3 v. IoNEs 4 Co,
A s4 Maia aftef
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New Music Store.

PROVINE s STEWARDS BLOCK.
TIVE unierslrnef has Just received bis srrinr .itcf
II % FIAN s. M~sLoDEOSs VI0LINs FLUTES
CITIES Ac1utoaoNS Nlsc ana suEsI
AielC rtlcn De- ~ fr nr lercesr And best selected
racF ever u1arfi in NH city The Pianas are lr1n she
vuld-reurruff makers sTEINWAT a soN. j. b.
DlAhAN -nl a. 81 GALE q every Plans Is flag
e~lrtA-4i am TLI D. -ld AZ New T1rf prices ne
tre-Ht 1niy ecaed. NJ SRA q sleetMua-c b very
large. enerlcic al ere new and porallr 1ircss n the
4v. u gaa want ihr Res Pane ani b ~ hee
rri1es. clun JAS A. MrlLL-h
~ 80 Maln sIeeA
D. r--urlr $1,000 y -l-
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49, -" NA"NAH NAEA4 H4LA AANANANNNANH "
have al our oorks branded thus = -
Any not having those words and let ZAfrRh
ierf On the clrts, arc oounferfeits ~
and the purchaser should prosecuted
tbe seller tor svlmdlinE. hW
Orders viii receive prompt aftcn4 nH
ton 10 addre-srd % rs ~ CcnEresA -
Spring Saratora, n. y. or a. cur At
S0utheru neput u Congress water \1TD-
IN New York City ~
CLARK 4 WHrTE,
Projectors Congress Wail
n. Ave have made ar~raugenrnH 70 supplv Ne
: Nansaeid a c. and Mes-rs. Chandler a O,
Memphis. c &
aplf-d2mis
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We have ior sale tie foiiorlz
iQeo sores q ehoioe Arnnsss land iuh-to sEt par
zooo aTss in three miles Of Arkuasss ritr. b~s~esa
800 and 100 deadenef.
CAS- asrss in NarshaH county. Nissi-ti. vel im-
SO azes in Tuaioa eoanty, Ms, - improved.
Vim ten nezroess sfct mrles. wlgas. &c.
so tass ar miles ffon Memphis On hfnsv R.ieish
zs sorss nine nile from Memphis. usr R.isisa
vel Improved 10 scres cleared eu va,srei
With sprines and str6 vufer-
800 sGe In ruHia oouuty, Kiss 80 arfs 10 ouia-
100 ssrss on ths Nemphi. and Ohio Rlrosa. near
hasan's Dept weh improVedi nuehouse { an
Necessary out houses. sn house. etc so Acres IN
cuiurauan.
40 scres elrhfesn miles ron Hemp4 near .bs
Mississippi and Tennessee Rsiiroadi m improve
meut-.
500 ssrss IN shelby COUNTY Tsun. t-snt miles iron,
Memphis 30 suc dcaredf near FlacFtinc-
16s sores land nine miles from Meuphishesr Horn
Lake Road; 100 acres cleared
Aafemv. n miles frur Neuuhis
win eve aces ofland rnos hesuon Tor a apo; large
enouEh 20 IS Or 100 pupils.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SAE.
BIia Hogss On Court street s,is- ND . iso
or three ether hne residence on Court street
Pine Honse and Lot on Shal1y stree.
Pine uouse and Let on Wel1inrton street
Linden and vance street-Sew House uiiere rouuis
ssieTn. atehen, and lust ca'side ne eorfsttiou. near
chsap Main sirsetLoi up town. 2. set : isss feet
100 fees Main street below Beai street. q haaesin.
farlous ether Houses and lots IN diaerei parts % ne
city, and some uiszanf places in TIE suhufs, Improved
and unlmrrlTed.
Asaa large quauuty Of iauds o. Teuae4e. Arksnsas
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
ehope an o. our old friends and such ursons wanting
property, vii cf-c us acafl.
Young. HOT a co.
api Nc. ais Main 80. 10 stsirr
Houses for Reut---COmI Quick.
A HOUSE On OVernn street near seed sSeet. vim
II ave rocm1 and cstfrl- Rent meicttc.
A House with four rnc1s. htdhen snf &tern-au Eeu
-u Lrese street, near Canam.
. LFAsE-co acrrs. 90 cleared. ah,rd md rrr-
dens On the kaieizh raal. tEo AIDS hsltuies frgn ne
civ
4 hqu.e ~ ttu.f ~irfettelav Fauorhth Ave reoms.
YOUNG Htr a CO,
ape 80. 8INain street.
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SnfnaI Notiffs


Or. ,. HostetfeF's Celebrated
stomach Bftfcrs.
fon hs cuse x fertf anf A1ds. .. her.1i al rnifs-
rsrU. ias aisr anf bci fcnetl nat c,uls - u.si 81
ne s1iaes. TO- 80 aiae..-s e hs s5os, nsisre. ne
uosi violent ,tt.eu q ms lressiui di-aa.s l.-s s.,sn
t-su prevented y ~ re q o.. rsla1i rensly 1hs
Bfisrs have been us-4 sy ne prprstr b. sa srie--
siVs pfaeneen ~ freshmen O Fever sud Asus. fm q
nanser o. ycara and lis r~aut.ffui curative passrs are
vel ksosn bah 10 ne pres. sas rae u.tits mo- va.
desirs a thar1ugt rsae.atan % tseir -u,irr srt,r.
snouA ~ hnte % ue Biusnr
Pr isle D. eruru.t. generally. egsrrussrs See a.
H~osrEnEE a sNurH.
hanufaaurers and Prsprisfors.
sprs-Ls.yls Ne. 8 w.,sr paa 81 Fraut street.
H0liOWayss Ointment
~ . aTsreiga rsmedy fr a.. renewal o. p.mrIs..
bans b1aehes un. ehsp-, r.sbel. snioshrr sisn.i,hes =
us AIN. VAN fomeut.fions staun rreeais %. aBsi-
cstan- A Psrshteoy In ~ us sdn overcome ~ mst
~stutoorn synptons q sroiul ia opssfsan i tsh
sharousA and iEyariabls.
sld e fhs uanufsctory. No 81 Maiden Lane. Kew
Tort and ey ~ Drasxist, a. 20 g. sni 81 Der 30.
Rheumatism Cured!
EIHEn NFLANHAr0Rr NCUIn o n cHHoSlc.
50 natter bow severe the case.
Or ofh1v Ing stsnflnr
Caller Dr. hoRriNORz-s REMEDY, uleh has airsady
ufsa shouf twenty thousand eases % be haao %
3 NASsFIELD a. Co. Meuphis.
J Wrizht Co. Aew 0fieslsS Baoon. HYDE a Co.. ST.
Luuis- DR. D. N%0ETIEORE. Proprietor.
spelsEsm LouirTiHe. X.
For Congress.
VI srs sufhorised % announae Hon. JOIN Y.
FRIGHT - . erndiisfe ir rs-siection o coar4ss. from
~ ssreua DHtrla- m,a
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PAISFuL ACcuDEyr.-A gentleman named
Webb, employed n NJ. Streets machine
shop, in the Navy Yard, vas seriously and
perhaps fatally injured while engaged al
work A large circular saw was displaced b
some scciaeut, and caught M q heavy piece Of
timber, which was thrown against Br. Wsbb's
head 50 as 10 break the cheek bone and iuhict
other wounds, from which i Is feared be wiz
not recover. NJ. Webb is . bosFdsr at The
Shelby House, and was removed there a. once.
ATrENFTED BURGLARv-At three O'Clock
YESTERDAY morning AID. Robi son was sToke
in his dwelling on Wellington street, near
Vance street, By the noise made BY a thief,
who vas engaged in cutting the Stats from the
Windou-shutter Of the room he was sleeping
in. 70 obtain entrance. On being spoken 70
the rascal disappeared. The sane fellow
also nearly succeeded in removing the frame Of
The Win30w IN the negroes kitchen, when one
Of the negroes was awakened and called TO
hin, inducing hin to 60 away Two success
siTs stteupts upon thesame holss are Indicative
o field vilisiny. H-ouss-kesPsrs on the suburbs
q The city eannot be toe careful in securely
fastenf1 - their dwellings.
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COnOFPSS WS0fPr,

MUCH spurious Mineral Water Is imposed oH The pdb=
hca CONGRESS WATER b an5rineiPied bsrsons
Or oomterfeiters, Who when thsy dare not use haf name,
-an il "sarstcca" Wstsri vhih macy fsrsous suppose
% s. ne real tide q the oehsrss Water. slho5rh Il
Is only The nameof he town where the sprinsis
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DANAsED GooDs.-A portion Of my goeis,
having been damaged BY the last heavy rain,
] win sell them regardless Of cost
A. SEESELL.
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KINNEY & co.'s
JUVENILE CONCERT TROUPE.
q JrVESILE CO~NuNENTALs.
rHE JUVENILE C~OETNESTALs,
p JUVENILE CoNrlNENTALS,
rHE JUVENILE C~UNTTWFNTarR
APPEAR ~ oUu rErL0ws' HALL.
APPEAE an ODD FELLOrS HkII
kPpEAH Az OBJ PILLOWS EiLf
arFFan All ODD rrfr0Wg HALL
D[SlRlBLESBBBRBlN[O

Ar AUCTION.
on FRIDAY. Mc 28A inst. 30 eleven ocioct a.
ST., We ru 1su % the mi TN LOTS q Que
1nl -rrncr ncses rach- fronting 20 crulrsl and Carr
aTFnres. neil. m fieisiuus o. original Iafs Ms 90
aui 81 10 TIE A. b. Carr sc-. fheie Es 10 maedi-
eteiy west ef Gov. Harrisf. and iitiC e-f q the pigeon
Host Fankruaa TIE hfs are nI heavily 81 e-eI. he
VII. lni are very rich. The ueiEAhorheei is unezcss
uaaahie.
Also
Pour aui a uG flfes On fie uuih aie q ne PIGEON
Ea-f reaf. being rlrt 90 ~ 70. "a. ln same s~rf-Ilri-
siau. lying Immediately wfst . fHa rfrcr fr~merir
Known o. CocErum'F T1vern.H
EEu1fs-one-thirics cash. or uGte sflr1cturliy ln.f-1sf
with tu-eres aliet- a. 90 days. balance in a1e snI i've
Tfsre.
- Omuiiu-sa AMI rsresnmcnis free. - usual
g. H LOCKE a. CO..
urii-tis AualaHeers ana Real Estate arotsrs.
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Refer TO Strauss, Lehman a Co.'S column on
fourth page.
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SoUrHrES BArTis7 CosrEETIos.-At The
desire Of the Rev. ". G. Crane, Secretary q
the convention, We publish The following
aNE1ru1s axn o~HaEIns1oE RAtLnoA1 ofgicN
NEarHIs Arul IS itn
aREV. ". c CRAEE-Dssr 81 fouFs Of
the lsth inst, is az hand, and beg to say hat
we viii pass your delegates 70 the southern
BAPTIST Convention At Richmond, Va May
eth. a. vou desire, VIZ: For on fa1s.
vour. rernreffuur.
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THE O.FLF .ERTTCLE
UNRdVALED IN MARKET
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEM MD

TUE reason shy D. nat By Eatursss osn prsrsss Be-
= le-iofeatle natural oaar permaleuly after the hair
o grow On bald bead, removes al dzufrun itchiur. amr
aeaf f-nu TIE saip. cuietS and tlnes I'd ne -rrraa. snf
nv cures 81 nerves ~headache. and maF.ba relied unan
o cure az disca1es 81 ne salp a1d hair lt val stop md
keep lffrcm 1illnEoHf makes lt of. ztasr heaIlr ana
beauum anin ased 1y he yuurE two or three times 3
WeeE. Dc VII never ffii 90 teocne graz ahaa. re.fsr
rest ne i1losluz al l-dss for yo1rssivss
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J. =. MAIL LIN
FOR LOUIsVViEF.


EvERT MONDAY. HURsDAT AvD sA1UEpAT.
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SEEDS. SEEDS.

DuBEWHEAT.
ID HUNGARIAN GRass
2 CLOVER.
WHITE CLOVER,
BLUE GRASS.
TIMOTHY.
EWUnr rUHUn
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CnredI

ElTHEh NfLAEAArORr NCUTE or CHRONIC,
80 natter bow severe the tsse.
Or dr. r-as.~fr-
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THIS invaluable medicine Is u~nfaiilnr In ne eure u
4 al iAoae painful and dangerous diseases Incident %
ne female cunstiiuiion.
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H0iiOwavJs 05nfme,t

aosrErTEE a sNIrH,
hanuaauTers and Prspristors
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Refer to Speed. Dona6o a s5snr.,, column.

See F. H. c7sTE : - ;. -
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TO MARNED LADIES

Il meieraies all eNce-ss aud removes all obs.ru1i0us,
ron uhateTsr enuss, and . Speedy ours Hsy Be rsn-d
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
A W ord of Caution.

There are some pecuiarities in the election.
to be held ON Tuesday next which may tend to
the disadvantage Of our candidate for Supreme
Court Judge-Byron Paine. We deem it inn
porant to speak plainly for the purpose of guard
ing Republicans against undue Influences. The
dangers appreheuded arises from the following
state of facts There are two candidates in the
field fol the post Of Circuit Judge in this Dis
;rct--both Republicans, and both have warm
personal friends. FheDcmocrats have no candid
ate before the people for Circuit Judge in this
| District, and so .ar appears from the newspa-
| per journals of hat party, they manifest no
| special interest in the contest. Bat they are an
arently inteu. OF object; that is. to secure
the election of William Pitt Lynde for the Office
of Supreme Court Judge. 1t will not be at all
surprising therefore if there should be democrats
found at every poll offering to vote for either of
the candidates for Circuit Judge. provided by SO
doing vote in return can be obtained for Lynde.
We hope no man who claims to be Republican
however strong may be his personal preference
for one or the other of the Circuit Judge candid.
atcs, will so degrade hmself-so belle his prin.
cples, as to consent to cast a vote for the pro.
slavery candidate Lynde, under any snch cir.
Icumstaucas FE
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

MINIATURES FREE DEMoCRAT.-This paper
has recently changed proprie torship Mr.. Booth
the original owner, and whose name has a
long time appeared in connection with the edit
oral department retirss from the establishment.
The entire interest of the paper has passed into
the hands of Hon. G. l.. Sholes and L. L..
CrOunse, who have become its absolute owners
and have it's editorial responsibilities With
one, at least, of tho new propretors MIR. Sholss
our readers are we'll acquainted. He has been
engaged in the editorial profession in this State
with the exception of fow short periods of va
cation, for more than twenty years. AS Wig
orous writer and an original thinker, he has
probably no superior in this part of the country
The Free Democrat during the past two years,
has been chiefly indebted to Mr.. Sholes, for the
ability which has characterized its editorial col
ums. The paper under this new propriatorship,
is destined to be one of the lending political
journals in the State, and credit to the metrop-
ellis in which it is published.
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ts' Our former fellow citizen John 81. Coe,
sends us circular of the Lawrence University,
Kansas. Among the Professors Of this Institu-
tom, we notice John NJ Goa, A. NJ. Professor
IN the Medical Department. Mr.. Cos. while a
resident of this city, was engaged in various oc-
cupations' such as Principal of the Kenosh.
Public Schools; Justice OF the Peace, and Attor.
ney at law. He writes the editors of the Tri.
bRne & Telegraph as follows:
I'm Educational matters, as we'll IS Pbvs;c,
advancement, we are going ahead in Kansas
And II you should call attention in your paner r.
the fact that in Lawrence we have a UNIVERSITY
already, with considerable endowments. Won
would confer favor upon her, and add to the
attrscti tons of county which in fertility of soil.
in beauty of scenery, and in all the eIeinents of
natural wealth. is positively without at equal en-
the Continent.
The University of Laurence is fixed fact
The gold which can be extracted from such a
soil as that OF ours, and from Institutions of
Learning is worth more than that of Platte
River. Yours
.JoHN NJ Coz
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Is Opposition to wrong, Revolution

Some of the Democratic papers are striving
hard TO make the people believe the Republic.
ans are intent on revolution, because they seek
the election of Byron Paine. 1t viii lie hard TO
brighten sensible men with such nonsense
There is not mere law-abid;Dg citizen in the
this State than Byron Paine. He is the last
man to counsel rebellion; he will stand by the
independence and sovereignty Of the State, the
true safeguards of tho liberties of the people-
The truth is, the Wisconsin democracy have all
through this contest for the Supreme Judoesb;r
treated eur State Sovereignty as a matter Of no
account-have shown a willingness TO barter
our State rights away, TO gain political success
If this be not SO, why has no democratic paner
n the State ventured to say wcrd for State
rights Why counsel base submission to that
which the moral sense of the civilized world re-.
volts at Why pirate about the constitutional.
ity of the Fugitive Slave Act, and the duty of
obeying it, when not a democratic press in the
State dare defend its provisions, or attempt by
argument to show their consistency with tho
Constitution
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

WHERE ARE THE FRIENDS OF BUCHANAN!
The Kenosha Times of last week, takes us to
task for asserting that the democratic candidate
for Supreme Court Judge-Wiiam Pitt Lynde
is a Jealous supporter of Buchanan, and his
measures! Has it really come to this that no
candidate for Office in the democratic party, can
be accused of being the friend of Jaacs Buchan-
an, without being considered insultcd! We
supposed that those holding official stations,
under the patronage oft administration, would
at least have gratitude enough to Keep quiet,
and not join the crusads against the President.
The Times indignantly pronounces one asser-
ton, that William Pitt Lynde is a supporter of
James Buchanan, and the measures of his admin
istratien, ''adeliberate premeditated and unscru-
pulous fabrication, from the first word to the
last ..t
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Rennhlicah City Ticket.

The city convention which met at the Court
House last evening, nominated a ticket for city
officers, which we thiu', will receive tile appro-
val o! the candid and intelligent electors Of the
city. The convention was represented by many
OF ous most reliable citizeus-fairly conducted,
and lie nomination we Goub, not, are fair
expression Of the " lof the people. Let every
epub.ieau-eycry 1riend Of our city interests,
vote The ticket
Tho nominations of most Of the city officers,
were 1ade with MOI ttas usual 'nanimity.-
Geo. oennet, was .ominateo on tn first formal
bailc- BY 2 vote Of Into , This Is a nemina-
ton ensirentiy proper; Mr.. BendeIt ia one Of
the oiGest residents OF the city, and mas always
snsta. led an unblcndshed reputation. lie rem
dercd he people not only Of the city, hut OF the
county Il service ming the la g session Of the
Lcgi. lature, which none bat ac most indussri-
ons, rersevcring aid efficient! ii ucn, could have
accomplished; Ike procured ne passage Of an
act 10 release the county irol.l the payment ui
Sllo' OF state tax which had san assessed
against US. Mr. BENEFITS interests are identi.
ned with the general interests and prosperity VI
the city, and he is ius5 the man for the Office Of
Mayor.
Z. B. Lewis, tie nominee for city clerk, has
discharged the duties OF the office TO general
acceptance during the past year, and was unan.
moualy re:nominated for the post.
A. Hanson, who IS again i'll nmination for
City Treasurer, j, enc Of the most gcntlenanly
and cbliging Of men, and deserEedly POPULAR
He was nominated with much unalilnty.
We have not time this morning TO speak OF
the other candidates separately suffice it 10
say, they are well qualified for the offices foi
which they have been nominated. Let every
Republican do his duty, and the ticket will be
triumphantly elected.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31

The SLAVE TRADE IN F'LoRIDA. A
St Augustine correspondent ofthe New
I ork TIMES, says that the African slave
trade IS carried on at the South to an
extent not generally suspected 1t is
rumored that two cargoes have been
landed on the Gulf eoast Of Florida. and
more OF the same sort are coming. The
park Aadanes, the captain Of which was
arrested IN Jacksonville some time since,
iinaIly sailed from that place with Amer
lean papers, land is now well known to be
hlied with African stock, either for Gu
ba or this coast. Other vessels are
knogn to be engaged in The same bust
ness. II the slave trade is not in reality
re-opened at this time, the indications
are that it soon will be, and continued
until the present demand is satisfied.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-31
Important to Those Bound for
PIX F'S PEAK

We are making large sales OF eur sTOMACHIC BIZ
TIERS to parties intending enmigrate to the New Gold
Regions in Kansas during the coming spring Some take
large lots by way Of speculation, while others merely take
enough for their The great and acknowledged
efficacy of CoRY'S ST0MACuIC BITTEgS in all eases
OF diseased dsordered Stomach Liver and Bowels and
for the prevention and of diseases as Dyspepsia
Liver complaint Jaundice. Fever Ague, Sick Head
ache, Loss of Appetite Constipation those indispo-
sons that grow out Of foal of the Stomach and
Liver, is admitted all hands. is said by old
California miners to be just the thing for the mines and
well calculated for the diseases that prevail there
Now we would say to all who intend TO 60 to the mines
with the determination to make money that you value
sound heath, do not think of starting without taking
supply of of Cows SToMAclHc BrrTERs.
Manufa ctared by s. b. CORY & SON Waukegan, H.
For sale in Kenosha by T. Robinson and starkweather
& Co o,es