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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

The Ninth WoNDEn-Stop the
press Take up the telegraph and At
lantic cable! Burn down the patent
office! Stop the western cars Let
mortgage stay law operate, and vote
Tor State assumption, and let western
debtors go free! The millennium il
come The genius of man has triumph
ed over matter-knocked father Time
on the knuckles-and turned all sub
stance into gold
The above TRADE slipped from the
pen Of our Junior editor "casrroaate eal-
emo" on seeing true specimen of the
eternal ! ankee walk into our sanctum
whstling upon q peculiar looking whis-
tie, quirled and turned up at the end
very much like the extremity of pigs
spine. On inspecting it. we are enabled
to state to our readers and to the assem-
bled world, and qualify to it if required,
that a qchistle can be, and has been
mate ont Of q pigs tail. We retain
this new musical instrument in our Of
ice for the inspection of the curious
and the benefit of all Profess
sors OF music. We find it capable of
great expression and uncommon volume
Of tone. Call AID see it. JUNIOR.
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RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS G.
Runals, was elected Railroad Commits
sioner for this city, at a special election
held on Monday last, to fill vacancy in
the Office occasioned by the resignation
Of III. Lines.
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E. A. VEAZTE's NOTICE.

E. A. VEAZIE's NOTICE.
To my friends and my patrons, both one and ALL
When you visit kenosha, don't fail to call
And purchase your goods cheaper than ever before
Under the RunalS House at NEAzIE's Store sH
MY stock was paid for with money and land,
Ana tins IS the reason, some don't understand,
low sell so much cheaper than others can dc.
VINO purchase on credit and long credit, too;
everybody is crying "Hard Times Hard Times ~
But hope long before get through with these rby,es
ioall discover the plan that you ought to pursue,
In order 10 not have hard times come on YOU
FIRST never buy goods and promise to pay,
But settle for everything without delay; .
IN this way you'll purchase goods cheaper than those
Who buy on credit this syeryonS knows.
And now will make you offer so rare.
That think it will certainly make you ali stare
I'll make a nice Present of value and beauty
To anyone who will comc up to his duty,
And pay Inc Ave dollars for goods at low prices
Dry Goods, Molasses, Tea Coffee or Spices,
Staple and Fancy Goods Caters and Shoes
Al prices you certainly cannot refuse.
Fast colored Prints from nina 10 eleven,
And extra brown Cotton from twelve down to seven
large lot of Jewelry, Notions and Clocks
From India Rubber Pencils 10 India Rubber Ducks
Now again, again, invite you to call,
And secure nice Picture for nothing at ALI
Under the Runals House-Iiubbard's old store
"E. A. NBAzIB" is over the door.
e # L. A. YEAZIE.
Produce taken i'a Erchange for Goods.
s.9eass1 r. A. yEAzTE
Kenosha, Jam 6, 1859
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INsTALATGoN.-The installation of the
ev,W,C.Diciinson Of this city, wiltake
place on Wednesday next the 10Th inst.
Services to commence at half past one
o'clock z. M. A sermon suited to the
occasion, will be preached by Rev. J.
Haven, Professor Of Theology, of the
Chicago Theological Seminary.
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DR.. HALLS BALsAM.

we have certificates of the strongest and most DOS
'hs nature from the following parties who are well
AHo"A Ia the places where they live:
gS One frsm J. Plummer, Vinton, Iowa, OF remark&
Die cures. '...,-' ' " -A
E9-Oue from John Rnnvsn wo,ar,,, -. o,,,.,.
son. - '' VS. Vi i' O 0
80 ~ one from sam1 Leaman Camden, Huisdale Co
'iish'' VI " oeioVed daughter saved. saa Z ea
E One from Eli Budd, Athens, ILL.,, who was ,ivar ~,
by six doctors. 49, ~ was ElFen up
k2One from DR.. A. G. Doom Boomna1d Tovo q b
STEFAN OF 70 years.practee. -
Sas One from Robert c. Shnp. Marion 1ou,a of cor.
SumpuVs daughter cured.
~ One from NJ. NJ. Van Dsusin springfield. Ill., rs III .
kennedy for Lung Disease S' ' " -
ene from Fifteen Physicians certifying obe bat
e 10 pulmonary diseases than any other known
ie'neuy' as they have tried then. all. -
" j. ". Wentworth, Chicago, ILL.,, OF a cough Of nine
JeArS Standing. An aStonishing cure /. q III
~ sH One from AcoauEhry Campbell, Fountain Green,
-' says taxes IKE viii fire, and cures like charm
=, One from r. McCrscksn, Manchester, Scott Co
neh's can get your Balsam !" - 20
W One from Harriet Cuarains Cincinnati. o. cpred
u severe bronchial difficulty, rising OF BLOOD &c -
~ One from John Observation-Disclosures cor pa,rI G.
western KoW, Cincinnati, o. vsr=e 4 -. :
certify to the gsnuineness OF the above certificates
% could IurniSh hundreds OF others of nature o;t-
and Throat. S "a '"S lungs
BoLLESf SMITH CO., 1874 LAX. ST.. Chicsoo no.
rom II south Water sreet) Preprietors for Tine
ester states, to whom all orders must be address,
0u also, Wholesale Dealers in Patent Medicines
tom pO Ra sa!e by T. ROBINSON KESosu4 TAop q Cor
er, Delav&n. 4AA % "iieei
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Konosha Pihea

AT the Annual meeting of the Keno
sha Rifles, held at their Armory on
Saturday Jan. 9Th the following non
commissioned officers were elected for
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Jay Remember the military and civ.
ic dance, given by the Washington
Light Guard tomorrow friday eve
ming, at Odd Fellows Hall. A good
time may be expected.
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EzE- 1t will be seen that S. M. Pettin-
gel % Go. are oar agents in New York
city. Our dealings with them have
shown them to be enterprising and reli-
able,menandw heartily commend them
to our brethren of the craft.
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Chicago G Milwaukee Railroad.


FOR SALE-A ScHoLARsHIP in Bulls Com.
mcrcal College, Racine tho advertisement Of whicl.
may be found in another column. This is rare
chance, nc il will be sold at a discount for cash:
Inquire at this Office
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me patient Rerrick's Sugar Coated Plf have never
Known to produce sore p'suth and aching JOINTS
nave Sope others Therefore, persons in Of family
Pill pleasant to take certain to cure and used by millions
VIII certainly o9k for no other. These Pills
"ll Goatl5 o. pure white sugar, taste Of medicine
ABOUT e put are as easily taken bits
FAMILY BoY1S % cents, boxes 81
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the ensuing year j:

WV. MILLER, Ensign.
D. Q. MeNean, Orderly Sergent,
Joseph Jewett, 2nd, "
W. w. Petit, 3rd {"
James Allen, 4th &
Geo, Vale, 1st Corporel,
Richard George 2nd
Geo. Harris, 3rd
James f. Comes, 4th
J. Fitzherbcrt Combs, Clerk,
VIM. Z. Reed, Treasurer. ...
VIM. e. Reed, S. e. McCar!y and r
t. Handbook, Directors,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
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COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
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and the relief Of consumptiye patients in ADVANCE
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We need not speak to the public Of It's virtues.
throughout every town. and almost every hamlet of the
American States its wonderful cures Of pulmonary
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1soal experience Of its effects and fewor yet
the communities any where which hare not among them
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lave It in sgaiptt the insdous enemy that steals
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Al know the GE4aGiul fatality OF mag i~Htrs ana as
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These renowned Pasters cure palms. weakness mad din.
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certain they to do this that tbs Proprietor
them. Spread from resins balsams and gums on beautiful
Kid leather renders them peculiarly adapted to the wants
of Females and others Each Plaster will wear from one
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Public speakers, vocasts, ministers the Gospel and
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by wearing them on the breast PRICE IS "a CENTS.
DIR. CASTLES Magnolia Catarrh Snuff,
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These old established Powders, so well known af ia
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past years. continue excel all other kinds in die
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e The above articles sold by 500 agents through
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wholesale by all large Druggists in the principal cities
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GEO J. GRIFFIN, Postmaster.

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we have certificates of the strongest and most DOS
awe nature, from the following parties who are well
known Ia the places where they live:
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Operations of the United States Coast Survey

Service.
WAsHINGToN, November 1S.-The reports Of the
Northern Coast Survey parties have all been re-
ceived and made up in Professor Bache's Office
Among these operations the interesting facts are
worthy of note.
The primary trianguIation of the Eastern Coast
has been extended by the Superintendents party
during the past season to the boundary between
Maine and New Brunswick. The closing results
have been looked for with much interest by Pro-
fessor Bache, who has conducted personally, the
work of the trangulation from Massachusetts to
the Eastern boundary. This part of the triangula-
ton is the work offtteen years. the summer seasons
only being favorable for field operations that part
of the coast.
As verfcation of the computed length of the
lines of the trangulation, base ofverifcation
measured on Eppng plains near the Eastern boun-
dairy Of Maine in 1857, and the final operations of
connecting this base with the trangulation has just
been completed. The result shows the most re.
markable degree Of accuracy.
From the Massachusetts, base, near Boston, which
was measured in 1874, by Mr.. Blunt and which is
nearly eleven miles long, to the base of vercatiOn
Epping plains, the distance through the triangu
laton is 2G0 miles The sides of the triangles CON
Meeting these two base lines average 45 miles in
length. From the Fire Island base, on the South
side of Long Island, measured by Mr. Hassler,
through the triangulatiOn to the Massachuse is
base, the distance is 10 miles. The Epping base
of verihcation is, in round numbers, 51a miles
long.
The interest in the closing operations has been
to see how the length of the Epping base, COM
puted from the mean of these two bases through
the triangulation, would compare with the length
ascertained by actual measurement in 1857. The
results almost identical, the difference being
only about 0ne-ffh of inch. This is not the re-
suit of chance but OF the scientific methods, the
care, and the skill with which the work has been
performed
The primary triangulation thus furnishes
great number Of airline distances with remarkable
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
The Excitement ut CharlestOTn-The Militia



Ty on Guard.
HARPER's FERRY, Nov. lS.-The messenger sent
last night from this place to CharlestOwn, to ascer-
tain the truth ialsity of the exciting rumors that
have been circulating through this region touching
incendary attempts to destroy the property of cit
izens Of Jefferson county, and of anticipated at
tempts to rescue the condemned prisoners now con-
fined in Jail there, did not return until about four
O'Clock this morning. 1t appears that when he
reached the outskirts of Charlestown he was stop
ped by some Of the guards who on the watch for
suspicious individuals, and detained for some two
hours aud half before he could be permitted to
enter the village The military had been ordered
out and were guarding all the roads in anticipation
of an attack, by whom or from what quarter is not
stated. The night, however, was passed undis-
turbed.
The only fact gathered is that very large fire had
been burning at a distance of some four miles from
Charlestown, the exact locality of which was not
known.
There any amount of ahoat, and a
considerable amount of nervous excitement mani
tested by the citizens.
SECOND DEsPATCH.7
HARPEE's FERRY, Nov. 1S-Evening.-Th ex-
citement here last night caused by the burning
of a wheat stack about three miles from Charles
town. The military and populace were called to
arms, and the widest terror prevailed among the
people, the supposition being that Col. Davis had
some Information of approaching danger. The pa
mic of the people extended to Col. Davis, and a
messenger was .ent by him to the Ferry with des-
/
of cavalry. This morning, the ire was found to
have been the work of unknown incendiary, but
no person could be found in the county on whom
suspicion could rest. There now thousand
men under arms, and enemy to be found for
them to encounter. The troops from Alexandria
arrived at Charestown this afternoon, and those
sent by the way of Winchester are expected to-
morrow morning.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have sent Col. Augustus p. Shut, with an
armed posse, to lIarper's Ferry, to guard the
bridge and the property of the Company at
that point.
There is much dissatisfaction expressed both here
and at Charestown at the precipitate action of Col
Davis in sending dispatches for troops, instead of
first sending out posse to inquire into the cause
of the fire. They think they have been made to
appear in ridiculous light before the country, and
they are more than half right on that point.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lS.-The Government to-day
ordered two thousand pounds Of powder to be sent
to Harper's Ferry, with large number of Minnie
rifle balls and some howitzer shells from the Wash
ington arsenal.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Philip II. Muller filed petition contesting the
election of James Duncan as magistrate for the
Sd ward.
Assignment for Monday 34l to 1868.
UNITED STATES ClRCUIr CoURr.-IIon. Wm. Fell
Giles, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
Isaac Singer and Edward Clark William S.
Walmesley. An action to recover damages for an
alleged infringement of patent for a sewing ma
chine. Jury sworn. John H. B. Latrobe for COM
painant, Brown and Bruno for defendant. On
riol