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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

TIE New York correspondent of the Phil.
adelphia Press says that Lola Montez is living
very quietly up town. and doesn't have much
to do with the worlds people. Some of her
old friends, the Bohemians, now and then
drop in to have little chat with her, and
though she talks beautifully of her present
feelings and way of life, she.generaly, by
way of parenthesis, takes out her little to-
baceO pouch and makes cigarette or two
for self and friend, and then falls back upon
old times with decided gusto and effect. But
she doesn't tell anybody what she's going t.
do
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

INro IT AGAIN-We are informed that the
wife of civilians, the Milkman," living out
near the Hospital, fell upon him, yesterday,
and beat him tremendously. The report is
given to us simply as above. We know
nothing of the circumstances. 1t would
seem that this female is uncommonly bellig-
erent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

THoMAs +. MEAGHER, Nov. 2sd, brought
dispatches to the State Department. from
Minister Dimitry, of Costa Rica. who it ap-
pears has made favorable impression OF
the Government of that Republic.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

A YOUNG girl named Margaret lIannix has
been committed to the San Francisco city
prison, on a charge of grand larceny. She
is sister of Mary Mannix, now under indict.
ment in that city for grand larceny.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

A DISPATCH from sCarllsle, Pa, Nov. 22d'
says that over one hundred students have re.
belled at Dickinson College, on account Of
the suspension of four member Of the senior
clasa
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

OiSoISNATI papers state that Mr.. Owen
ruler OF that city, had received the an
pointment Of General Superintendent of the
Overland Mail route. and would take his de-
parture in few days, for San Frnnoisoo
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

TOBACCO PATENTED.-An article in the way
of Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco has been in
trOduced to the public by Messrs. E. Good
win q Bro, New York City, manufacturers.
The Improvement consists in the manner of
putting the article up, which lovers of the
weed can but approve. 1t is prepared from
the finest quality of leaf, and the process of
manufacturing frees it from all impurities
then neatly wrapped in tin foil, and steam
pressed, rendering it very convenient to car
ry in the pocket, and put up in this manner
will keep perfectly fresh; and the consumer
will be spared the great annoyance of hav-
ing his pocket Uttered, as with all other kinds
of fine cut chewing tobacco Chewers neet
only to give Goodwins Patent Pressed tria
to appreciate its superiority.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

A MAN named Farrar has been sentenced in
augusta county, Ca, to pay a fine of 5000
and be imprisoned three months for killing
man by single blow with his fist.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

IT is stated that number of sppi cations
have been made to Mr.. Lowe to accompanv
him in his trip across the Atlantic. One
gentleman has paid $1,000 for the chance-of
drowning himself
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

W. Z. PEAsE, who killed man named
Norris in Contra Costa county on Sunday
last has been admitted to bail in the ,ur, -
$4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

A CINCINNATI paper estimates that between
two und three million dollars are invested in
that city in the business Of manufacturing
carriages.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

OAFTAIN SMITH, of the whale ship Fabens,
has been fined $50 in the U. S. Circuit Court,
for fogging sailor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

Coz. Benz. SHELBY, prominent Kentucky
lawyer, is about entering the ministry of the
Baptist Church.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

The S. F. Telegram publishes the draft OF
Pacific Railroad Bill, drawn up by Mr..
Judah, which is to be presented to Congress
The entire delegation from California is
pledged to its support, with the exception of
Senator Gwin. Mr.. Judah writes from Wash.
ington that there is every prospect that the
bill will pass. 1t embodies the substance of
the recommendations of the late Paeife Rail-
road Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

SUSPECTED WIFE MURDER.-A man named
Juan Leonards has been arrested in San
Francisco, on suspicion of numbering his
wife in that city. The neighbors reported,
says the National, that the woman had been
confined to her bed in an clubhouse, on the
premises, for some time without attendance,
and that on Wednesday she received severe
beating from her husband. 1t was also sta
ted that her husband had put out one of her
eyes. The police found the body as described
and appearances confirm the story about the
beating. The body bears marks of violent
blows, and one of the eyes appears to have
been very much inAamed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

ATLANTIC MAIL.-The mail for the steamer
of the 20th, will close at the Marysville Post
Office tonight at o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

TIE STEINER SAeINAw.-On Thursday, says
the 5. F. Herald the new steamer Saginaw.
recently built at the Navy Yard, Mare Is
land, made an experimental trial trip. 1t
only fifteen pounds Of steam, made twelve
miles the hour, and with full head will
easily go fifteen. The fire was put under
her boilers for the first time at half past 4
o'clock A. M, and the complicated machine
ry was found to be perfect in every respect.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

COPPER ore received from Chill, Cuba, Ven.
ezuela' Mexico, and various parts of the U.
81 is smelted at new copper smelling estab
hShment recently started at Bergen Point,
Nj. There are only three other establish
ments of this description in the U. S.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18
dec1s-1m2p
FOURTH ANNUAL BALL.

% Grand Ball will be given by 81
N Yuba Engine Company No. =, ~
f7N at the City Hall. on SFYA
t-StA MONDAY EVENING, JAN. Q, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-18

N1ARYSVILLE.
BOOK AND MUSIC STORE.
GUSTAVE AMY.
I announce to my friends and public in general,
that am now Offering LARGE and we'll ASSORTED
STOCK of
RICHLY BOUND BOOKS,
which exceed anything of the kind before offered
for sale in our city.
Fancy Goods, of every Description,
Among which are the following:
WORK BOXES,
INKsTANDS with THERMOmETER,
Pearl Jewel Caskets,
WATCH CASES,
PEARL PAPER WEIGHTS,
FRENCH ANTIQUE SLATE GLASSES,
Embroidered Work Baskets, Stands,
And many other styles of Baskets.
GOLD PENCILS AND PENS,
STATU ETTES,
SCRIPTURE STEEL PLATES, FRAMED,
IVORY WALLETS, CIGAR CASES.
All the above of late Styles and carefully selected
and will be sold at very reduced prices.
Toys for the Million,
of every kind, and to suit all tastes.
CHESS MEN, BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
DOminOS, Crib Boards,
BALLOONS, &c, &c.
Musical instruments
AND.
HEET MU $40
received per every Steamer.
Stationery of every Description,
DIARIES AND ALMANACS FOR 1860.
GUsTAvE AMY,
dec14-tf2p 1st Street.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18

Among the most pleasing events in
these days, are the calls OF our farmer
friends from the country, and hearing
them describe with happy faces their
glorious crops of wheat, oats and bar
ley The quality Of the grain produced
this season, is es pecially theme of ex-
ultation and satisfaction. Could philos-
ophy devise any method, by which the
aggregate increase of human happiness
could be exactly calculated, as the re.
suit Of the abundant harvest, it would
show a vast amount Of good feeling ad-
ded to the people. The general salts
faction now expressed, is in striking
contrast with the tone Of sentiment Of
the two previous years. Doeful stories
Of the failure Of the crops ,and the indif-
ferent quality of the grain grown, hav e
been the theme of many a melancholy
and tiresome conversation in past times.
Right glad will every one be that
the voice of complaint is silenced ::
farmers mechanics and merchants, will
alike partake of the feeling, which the
better prospect inspires.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18
Common Council Proceedings.

REGULAR MEETING, August Is, 1859.
Present-The Mayor, Aid Bond Doan, Petit,
Wood, Head Lothrop, White, Crosit, Fish
Leach and Schend.
Minutes of the last meeting read and APPROX
ed.
Aid. Petit of the special Committee appoint.
ed at the last regular meeting made the fol-
lowing report:
The special committee appointed at the last
regular meeting to rent a room for the Hook g.
Ladder Co., would respectfully report:
That they have not yet rented a room fof ia.
reason that Aldermen outside of the Counc,
room, were in favor of charging the City Hall
And your committee would therefore recon-
mend that special committee, to be called the
bui ding committee, be appointed to procure a
plan for the enlargement, and receive proposals
for doing the same. and the said committee have
power to contract for the same, the work to be
done at an expense of not more than three hum
bred dollars.
The report was adopted and the Mayor. Jap.
p tinted as the committee Aid. Doan, Petit and
Wood
Aid. White ofthe committee on roads g. bridp.
es reported verbally on the petition for side,
walk on Ann street from Market to Rock street.
without recommendation.
Aid Petit offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Street Supervisor Of the
LIST and 4th wards, be directed to notify the
property owners Oh the west side Of Ann street.
from Market to Rock street TO put the sidewalk
in front of said property. in thorough repair and
IN case the owners neglect or refuse to do so,
they are authorized TO repair said walk, and the
expense thereon to be charged TO the lots the
walk to be laid feet wide with two inch plank
well spiked 10 Aka scanthng.
Aid. Crosit called the attention of the council
to the diam on Wisconsin street east of Elk
change street and moved that the necessary re
pairs be made; on motion, the subject was re
ferred to the com. on roads and bridges.
The rules were suspended, and Jas Mahony
allowed for work on streets, $3.50.
r Bailey, $50
On motion of Aid. Wood, $15 80 was deduct.
ed from the amount charged c. Muntzenberger
for dredging
The Treasurer made statement on the con
dlIion OF the Finances, and on motion of Aid
Fead, was authorized to dispose of the Tax
Certificates in his hands.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18

GRAIN Cur THREsHED AND BAGGED AT ONE
OPERATION Toledo Blade states William
Willamington, now of that city, has perfected
a machine which successfully accompliShes the
above desideratum of the agricultural cummun-
ty and its editor has seen its practicablity test
ed IN the harvest fields of that vicinity. It COM
bines simplicity. economy and utility In an ad-
mirable degree-cuts the grain, carries it to the
threshing cylinder separates the grain and
carries the grain to the b e. and deposits the
straw of the swath III which il was cut, and all
with the precision of clockwork. 1t is drawn
by six horses, and tended by three men; but
with small Improvement only two men will be
needed to drive the team and direct the opera
tons of the machine. 1t weighs 2. 300 pounds,
will cost So J0,will harvest eight acres per day,
and save in expense nearly sixty per cent; and
Mr.. w has also invented a convenient portable
bin, for the deposit of the grain when threshed
which will be especially serviceabe in large,
fields.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18
For the KExosHA TELRaRApn.
"They turn them into the street TO get them out
of the way. "

"They turn them into the street TO get them out
of the way"
Mothers, what do you suppose this means 2
1t means just this a short time since, while Wis,
ting IN the country, lady remarked that she
did not know what to do with her son, she wish
ed to send him away to school, but she would
not send him to the city of Notfaroff, as it wo'd
very likely prove his rain; the place was so like
Gomorrah of the plain, that it was sure to con
taminate everything it might touch. Mothers
of n, a word or two with you about this mat
ter. 1t is said you dress up your children and
send them into the streets to amuse themselves
as they please, in order to get rid of their noisy
mouths, or troublesome fingers and when out
of sight where do they go? Where the crowd
go-boys into some drinking and gambling sa.
loon, where they early learn to swear without
biushing, smoke cigars, dr. ink liquor and play
cards. And what Of your girls ? Why, report
says they are in some dry goods or candy store,
if not quite bold enough to enter saloon, and
and petted by the clerks, thus losing
the most valuable quality in their cha act -
maiden modesty, Is there a mother in H.. -
" dom this accusation applies So weep "a
reform; guard your children as the apple 4,
you eyc--as pure, fragrant blossoms placed IA
your hands to be watched over with prayer. ani
guasded with the strictest care that some vile
worm enter not and blight the bud or wther the
flower. DO you make your homes pleasant and
Children must be amused if they
inl 100 good books or pleasant tones at home
hey via seek them elsewhere Harsh words or
blows to induce obedience through fear, cannot
asi longer than the infancy ofthe child. With
It's growing strength. independence and insub-
ordi,aI.on vii. lake the place of fear and it will
beg" +.,a ,ieasure where it can be found, in
defiance O. commands and entreates, If your
homes are rendered attractive by al, that is plea
sing and delightful to infancy and youth, you
may be sure not only of the society of your chill
lren, but, with proper diligence you may build
up within them moral characters that can with
wand all the assaults of evil example and temp
ltions. SELAH.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18
The Telegraph Bxtra.-In consequence of

The Telegraph Eztra.-In consequence of
the press Of advertisements, we are compelled
this week TO issue an extra advertising sheet in
order to preserve more space for reading matter
Complaints aye sometimes made that the TELE-
GRAPH has too much space allotted to advertise
Inents; we shall en- leavor to obviate this as far
as practicable. In the mean time we will re-
mark that the TELEGRAPH contains more read.
ing matter, aside from its advertisements, than
any other paper in Kenosha county: also more
than any other in the State, with perhaps very
few exceptions, (not including such Of the week
ly papers as publish a daily from which the
weekly edition is made up
OF the truth of this assertion there need be
no controversy; any one can determine its cor
rcctness by measuring the number and length
of our reading columns, and calculate from this
fact, and the size of the type used, the amount
Of reading matter If, by this test, it fails by
conparison then our veracity will stand impai-
red.
As to the present circulation of the TELE-
GRAPH, it is larger than that of any other news
paper on the lake shore between Milwaukee and
Chicago AS to the correctness of this state
ment, there need be no bandyng of words an
examination of our subscription books and en-
quiry at the post Offices, are means for deter
mining the matter.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18

kENosHA WATER CURE.-A correspondent
oil The Milwaukee Sentinel, gives very just de-
scnpilon Of the Kenosha Water Cure Estab
hShment' OF which Mr. Pennoyer is the proprie
tor, and Dr. Seey the attending physician
This establishment possesses all the convenien.
ces and advantages which are found at any 9TH
er i'll the western country. The Sentsnel.s corr
respondent concludes his notice as follows;
KenoSha is well known to be one of the most
beautiful towns of the west, and at this season
Is particularly so Being on the Lake Shore
rall road, one and half hours ride from Mil
~aukee. and TWO hours ride from Chicago, it is
easily accessible from all parts of the country
me Cure Is pleasantly located near the harbor,
ana commands fine view of Lake Michigan
ro"-ooat belongs to the establishment, and is
always ready to furnish an agreeable means of
exercise and fresh air on the river or harbor.-
The attentive proprietor, Mr. Pennoyer. is now
DONG prosperous business. but still a number
OF his best rooms are unoccupied. am satis6
ed, Mr.. Editor, that if this institution was we'll
known, it would soon be filed to its utmost ca.
pacity.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18
SUMMONS

CIkCUiT COURT, COUNTY Of Kero.h.
fendant ~ "ohn smith, de-
W. are hereoy summoned and reoui, ed IN on,rar
the complaint of Loren Sykes pain,ifF il, III; s;
which will be fled in the office Of the io ii ~
copy of your answer to the said Complaint ON
seriber, at my Office in the city OF Kenosha and "
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service of bi
summons upon you exclusive of the day of such service
ana II you fail to answer the said complaint within ~
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will take pd
meht against you for the of and eigb
dollars and thirty ninR and Interest from M
4'h' 1857 at ~ per cent besides of this action
- ]. J. PETIT, Plartif' g ATTY
LIS Witness the Hon. David Nogg,e Judge of The ars
- judicial circuit of the state Of Wisconsin at Ke
nosha city, this 18th day of July 1859
L. B. NICHOLS, Clerk
sad complaint was hed with the clerk of this court in
nehos es eity, 5a'y 10th, 1859. il PETIT,
o"oJuSzl Pits Atty, of Kenosha city
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18

Prepared according to the For
Churchill, member Of the bnpef'1
| cine and the AcaGenay Of Sciences.
The TheOr
Phtisis Consumption is q di as, or general
disease, depending upon the want or undue waste
! OF the orydezable phosphorus normally existing
In the animal economy.
The Treatment.
The remedy consists in supplying the deEcieA>
element by the administration of onv preDoration
OF phosphorus which is at once assimilable and oG
ydaz0ble.
What am anxious for is, that the Hypophos
phites should be brought, speedily as possible,
into umiUerSaL use, as know that they sciH rrocC
not only sure q remedy IN Consumption as gum
ihe IS IN 1ntermtte't teUer, but also FFFEcTUAk
A PREsERvATIvE AS VACCINATION IN SMALL Pox.
To be used with effect the Hypophosphites must
be perfectly pure otherwise they may, in some
cases, appear altogether inert or even Injurious
They should also be free from all excess Of lime,
carbonate of soda, &c. use no other treatment Of
any Kind unless required by the existence of eorn.
plications.
The Results.
can appeal to the results in upwards Of ONE HUN
bRED AID FIFTY detailed observations Of the disease col
ected during the past year, my Public Dpensarv Rue
Larrey Paris and to these might be added almost
an equal number from my private practice. IN IN.
,oafch could reasonably BE- expected from q. Out Of
twenty-five in the third last stage treated at my
recovered eight have died and six are st under treat
ment such result is altogether unparalleled in the 40.
Dh ChUhCHlLLS VIEWS ON The USE OF lROk.
(ErtrGct from his aoorE on ConsuinptiOn.)
Tho action of the Hypophosphtes with iron the base
should be experimental only ih great
where have prescribed ron in connection with
Iypophophites its administration has seemed
sion at least to be followed by HEoRkAGEs
The union Of iron with hypophophorus acid appears
be almost useless the tubercuar diaes
that of sufficient ord-
sary dose of the acid DANGEROUS and
certainly could not be repeated often
Winchesters Genuine Preparation
put up large bottles with following blown
AND OF SODA j. New YOrt Each bottle Sas
also fac sme signature.
No other be relied the pure HypophephteS
Unless perfectly they arenOt only useless but positively
injurious No iron other drug should be combined With
them, or taken at the same time.
h Price $780, three bottles for $500 with fall dree
tons for Single bottles in concentrated solution sent By
mail when specially ordered Sold wholesale and retail ss
the Sole General Depot the u 3 John street Let
deceive but purchase and use oAy Wnshestsrs
Preparation
DR.. Churchills Work on Consumption.
ready and will be sent to eonsumptiye
sufferer the u receipt of twelve cents
stamps to of Of posags Also circulars ana
all requisite information without charge Let delay,
for time precious in fatal maady Consumption
Address ]. WINCHESTER,
American Foreign Agency 43 John Street. New York
R- For sale in Kenosha at the Drug Store of T. RoBR
soN. 6m4S
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18

Democratic Paper i'll Kenosha. We learn
n new Democratic paper is being started in this
city, the first number of which will appear in
the course of a week or two Mr. Cadwala-
der. late of Cincinnati, is to be the proprietor
1t is said G. H. Paul Esq, will have the chief
editorial management of the paper; if this be so,
t will be efficiently and ably conducted for the
iinterests Of the party, The democratic party of
the county, need an organ to expound the my ste
ries of modern democracy.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18
SM RIEE,S SALE

S ute Oh ohsl'.-Kenosha County Circuit Conrt
iu p Laht ana David Hyde Plaintiffs against Hen
wife, Defendants AVG S'iereu Ms
virtue and in pursuance of a final Judo.
after described, made entered in the aboye tiIa
on the 4'h day OF May, D. 1852 at the NAV
o. saa court, l. Hudson Fox, Sheriff O. said county ot
snan oner Tor sale and sell public auction IA
he hghest bidder therefor, the front door of thu
mouse Ia the city and county of Kenosha and STATE nj
at Two O'Clock in the afternoon of Saturday
tue E4h Gay OF September A D. 1889 the following d.
scoeu piece or parcel Of land much thereof n.
w" 1e sufcIent to satisfy the SAID judgment and costs
ogseT with the costs and expe such saleba, Is
to say The southeast quarter of the northeast np,rt
section number twenty eight (2S) in township number
G hoh' ana range number twenty [20l east being
S'T No., 81 Wisconsin Terms of sale, q sh.
Ne A4tl' 1907 HUDSON FOX,
N,7u,vp n, Sheriff OF Kenosha County
NA'AAN D. HYDE, Plaintiffs Attorney 14Si
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18
RepubIicnn Ward Meetings.

The Republicans Of the several Wards of the Civ are
requested respectively At the places herei after
named on PRICAY evening the 18th inst, at 2o lock
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates for ach
Ward, the Assembly District Convention to be hed at
the Pleasant Prairie House on the goth Inst,
1st Ward-At the City Han.
% Ward ut the School House.
81 Ward-at the Basement Of Methodist Church
4th Ward--at the Basement Of n r. Aliens building.
By Ordsr Of tie CommiHee
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18

Prof Stowe and Mrs. H. B. Stowe sailed
Tor Europe on wednesday in the Africa. Mrs.
Stowe will spend a year in travelling. Her twin
daughters are III Pans, and her son Frederick
sailed last Saturday, in company with Mr.. Sco-
pedestrian tour in Europe.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18

we see IL STATED mat steps are in progress for
the organization of a land company in Iondon
with capital of E500,OGO sterling, to be devo.
ted to the purchase and settlement of lands in
Illinois. The Prairie Land and Emigration
company state that conditional purchase has
been made of $50, 900 acres of prairie land from
the Illinois Central Railroad.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-08-18

B~ Halo, Benz Halo, back agin! What
dye wantf" "How's yer folks this morning'?'
Purity well. Mothers smart as usual-Jim
and Tom well--an father died last night"
Your farther dead?" Yes, he kicked the buck
ct bout IL O'Clock, an, I've got his watch! Say,
just gon up to prison to see cousin Joe hung
will you gO!"