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It is with some business firms as it is
with some individuals, that they stand
alone in the walk or department of trade
to which they direct their attention. 1t
becomes a speciality with them, and by
making it such, they carry it to the
highest perfection Of which it is capa-
bic. This is the case with the Messrs
Fairbanks, the celebrated Scale Makers.
They have devoted themselves so entire
ly, and with such thorough science and
skill, to the manufacture of weighing
instruments, that they seem to have left
nothing to be done by others.-Neao
York Evening Post.
1t is by thus attending to every de-
mand in the wide world that this house
has become the great national scale man
ufacturing establishment Of the United
States. From Maine to Texas, and
from Florida to Washington Territory,
their scales have become the established
standard weighing balances of the age.
~. Orleans Picayetaae.
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Booth and has Prosecutors The Free
Democrat has the following on the
treatment Of Booth by q. S
officials
"The kidnappers at the bastile are
tightening up the screws little upon
their victim, whom they are determ-
med to subdue, or die in the attempt.
Yesterday they took away his paper,
ink pen, pencil and table, and stripped
his room completely, and it is reported
that they have been building a cell in
the basement of the old bastile where
they design to imprison him. Some of
the guard who yet have spark of hu~
mainly left declare that Mr. Booth could
not live a week in the damp filthy dun
geon, and that if the Marshal carries out
his threat to thus dispose Of him, they
will resign"
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DuRENG OER RECENT VISIT.

TO the "National Convention" at
Chicago, we had the pleasure of visit
ing the salesroom Of the Chicago Sew
ing Machine Co., to witness the OPP
Grafton Of their improved family sew
ing machines. They work with aston
ishing rapidity, making the double loop
stitch, on coarse or fine cloth, much
heater and stronger than any hand
sewing. They make some five hun
dred stitches per minute, and are SO
simple in their construction that ii
would seem impossible to get them out
of adjustment
In our humble opinion, they are the
most practible invention in the era Of
sewing machines for family use. See
advertisement.-L0 Leoder.
gza 49, ag5si
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s Irregular or disorered menstru-
alton cured by Guysott's Extract of Y ell
low Dock and Sarsapalila.
From a practising physician in Eliz-
ebethtown, Hardin county, KY;
ELIzEBETHToWN.
JOHN d. PARK-Dear Sir:-I have
tried DR.. Guysott's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla in my practice
for the cure of Disordered Menstruation
and find it to have very fine effect.
In one case there were very alarming
commissions, which occurred in quick
succession during hemenstrual period !;
and after the second attack Of this
kind, advised the use of DR.. Guysotts'
Extract Of Sarsaparlla, during the inter-
val, and my patient has not had a re-
turn of her commissions since. At the
next period she felt some convulsive
sensation, but not enough to demand
medical attention | remain yours.
G. X. McGuL.
s q advertisement
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CITY BANK OF KENOsHA.

One ofthe first organized under General Banking Law
ofthe State.
VIII give immediate attention to all Collections, and bust
entrusted it, Remttances made for CO. ectons
day of payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, UnCurrent Notes
bought and sold
Draw direct, in suit, the princp' points OF
Great Britain France Germany Holand Switze nd, Nor.
wa =, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
E. G. DURANT, H. B. T0WSLEE,
Cashier. President.
KENosHA Sent. 1st, 1857.
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COMM ERCE.RE
Office Of the KsnOsha Telegraph
Bully 1S, 1860.


GRAIN MARKET
There is nothing doing in the market, and cur
quotations for grain in the absence of receipts are
only nominal
By the last foreign stea rer we have advices of a
slight decline in bread stufs, though we note fair
export business doing at New York and prices are
toerably well sustained.
The old crop of wheat in this section has been
entirely cleaned out and buyers are waitieg the
delivery of new wheat
We quote spring wheat at 81 90 and at which
prices we expect to see the market open for new
prime white winter, new wheat may be quoted at
Sl0j a$l08. We note sales of small lots of Oats at
p to local trade.
New barley would bring so AGO for good to
prime.
PROVISIONS.
Mess pork is worth $14 asl5 for country pack
ed,
Beet is worth 500 per Dbl.
Butter alO cents.
Eggs as.
New potatoes 30 a35 with occasional sale of extra
samples at 81
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T1nn to FerlaIes.
mR CEaER2 SE1HEAN,s PILLS,
LII LLL.o....,...,

RE 10 y n& n q y e. IVA - ~ > 4 "a ~
frepdred 6y CotMeiiuSL CheeSemQn, NJ. d., NJ Y Gin
The combination of Ingredientsin these Pills are.thc re-
suit of long and extensive practice They mild in
their operation, and tain in correcting all rreguate.
painful menstruations removing all distractions, whether
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side palpta
ton of tn heart whites, all nervous Affections Mysteries
ague pain in the back and limbs, &C. disturbed sleep
which arise from interruption of nature.
TO Married Ladies' DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, they will bring the monthly period with
regularity. Ladies who have beea disappointed in the
of other Pins place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all they represent to do.
There IS condition Of the Jt3adte system aoaac
2he Pills cannot be tden aoilout producing FAC u
LIAR RESULT. The cOuditiOn referred 10 is IHEG-
NANCl-tte result, AfLSGA RRLAGE. Suct IS the fr-
reSsta6ie tendency Qfdte eicine to restore tie sexual
IgctOaS to nOrndG c0nditi0a that eUeR the repT00uc-
&Ue p01cer 0fnGtare cannot resist IL.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from any thing
jurous. Explicit directions which should be read
pany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail enclosing s.
to the General AGENT.
Sold by druggist in every in the United States
R. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agentfor the United States
165 Chambers street, New York; whom all orders should
be addressed
For sale By Wheeler Clark, and by T. Robinson, Ke-
nosha Boes, Smith Co., Chicago. ly4
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Judge Tor CLERK &c


No bid unaccompanied by the equired guaranty and
certificate thereto, will be considered by The commits
sioners ofprintiDg
Proposals to be enclosed with guarantee and certificate
sealed, and endorsed Proposas for Printing and dev.
ered or mailed to 1.-THE Secretary Of State Madison Wis
cohsn Ia whose charge they viii remain until the goth
aey oi august next At ~ o'clock Of said day. the bids
~ De publicly opened and the contract awarded by the
commissioners for letting contracts for Public Printing
The person persons whose bid shall accepted win
be required within 10 days after the award of the
Contract to make and inter into obligation with good
and sufficient sureties, in the Of thirty tho .gaud dol
lars 33OOOOOO to perfoI the vice required s set
forth in this advertisement and according to law Tho
English language, binding materials nade through he
secretary OF state be executed promptIy and all Drnt
ing required by general statute, be completed and de
cred within the lime required by the statute direc
such printing. There will be expressly reserved In ne
contract the right Of the Legislature TO alter reneaI or
amend any law now in force, which NAV no
enacted directing any particular kind or ouanttv Of
printing; TIE contract will distinctly set forth that
does not give 70 the contractor any interest in or con-
troll over the publication OF the laws in newspaper ut
the capital or OF any official notice. advertisement or
COMMUNICATION Of any kind, directed by chapter $40 OF
ne Genera Laws Of 1850, be published in "Ohical
State Paper'' therein named
D. 1860, a.
ALEX W. RANDALL,
l.. p. HARVEY
Secretary of State.
JAS. H. HOWE,
Attorney General
F"o''e F'HHHg GwG
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The Maxillatype Process.
Sewing Machines

JOHN BENEDICT, OF KENOSHA,
IT'S the Agent for the SAFE of
Wheeler 81 Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
This Machine is unlike the Grower g. Baker or
Boudoir Macine in forming the stitch. It gives the
stitch the appearance both sides of the
work. locking in the centre, while the other ma.
chimes give the ockstitch the under side of the
work.
THE MACHINES ARE FOR SALE AT
NEW YORK PRICES,
with the addition of freight, and warranted perfect
Machines
u For sale at the store of WASHBISH &
BENEDICT
The public are invited to call and examine them
off JOHN BENEDICT
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COMPLEXION.

1t is impossible for any person afflicted with deceased
liver, with any disorder of the digestive organs, to
have good or clear complexion HoQfdn6'S German
BierS will all diseases from the liver and dyes
tive organs, and by thus giving heal 18th and strength to
those organs, thai salowuess of appearance and
uTness Of the skin noticed many. These Bitters are
prepared by DR.. q. ~ Jackson Co, AIS Arch street.
Philadelphia Pa, and by all druggists and dealers in
medicines, at 10 cents per bottle. july
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In Probate.-Kenosha County Court In the matter Of
the estate of Alvin Strong late of Somers, deceased
FENO all whom it may concern Letters testa
n mentary said estate having this day been issued
to David Strong and Melissa T. Strong and six months
beng allowed and limited for creditors present their
claims for examination and allowance Notice is hereby
given that the unders gned WILL the first Moaday Of
September A D. 1850, and the first Monday January
A d. 1851 at his office in the city county of Kenosba
at ten O'Clock OF said days. receive examine and adjust
all claims demap dis of all persons against said deceased
4WO County Judge,
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What hos HnprOced you SO in Appearance Woods
Hair Restorative. What has given you such youthful
look? Woods Hair Restorative. To what agency am
to attribute your increased beauty, my madame
Sir you very Complimentary, but 1 indebted
Prof. WOODS beautiful hair tonic. Sir, since / you
last you have grown twenty years younger how it.
fact, my dear sir, using Woods Hair Restorative
Why, my dear friend, you scratch year ago, and
now you have splendid head Of air, to what miracle
you indebted? Professor Wood the miracle man.
his tonic did it. l told madame, that the nervous
head ache you troubled with has left you? Yes
sir, by the aid Of Woods Hair Restorative Such is the
language all over the country, and there is hcdon or
imagination about it, reader. Woods Hair Restorative
is an honest and truly edcina well scientific pre-
paration and loiU do all this. Try it and if
not correct.
CAUrIoN.-Beware Of worthless limitations several are
already in the market, called by different Use
none unless the words professor Woods Hair Restora
tive, Depot, st Louis Mo-, and New York; blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas. july
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HE-Tt Is said the MornoonS now ,

@It is said the Mormons now pros
pose to emigrate to one of the East ms
dia Islands, and that if they cannot dis
pose of their property in Utah, they
will abandon it when their arrange
ments for emigration are perfected
Capt. Gibson is to sail for Summarize,
early this fall, on a voyage of explora-
ton and survey.
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CARD.

The Ladies of the Orphans Aid Society would hereby
return their acknowledgements to the public generally
and especially to the several religious denominations
Congregational Methodist, Baptist aud Universalis S, OF
this city who kindly contributed the proceeds
their respective rereshment tables the day of
tion jubilee TO the treasury of the Orphans Aid Society
amountir in the aggregate to eighty-nine dollars
by order of the Board of Directors.
S. D. LINES, Seo'y
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or modifying our opinions. 1t is true,
that by an election of the people, the
state Supreme Court does not undivid>
eddy occupy the same position on the
question of State Rights, it did little
less than one year ago; but it is unne-
cessary to detail the facts and circum-
stances attending the last judicial cleo
ton, by which this result was attain ed.
Had a candidate for the Office of Chief
Justice been placed before the people
atthe proper time whose views had been
well defined and known, we appre.
bend the people would have given un-
mistakable proof that they had not
changed, but were true to the doctrines
of State Sovereignty, as enunciated by
Justices Wilton and Smith, on the
bench of our State Supreme Court. The
change in the composition of the Court
does not evidence a change on the part
of the people of the State.
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Political Facts and Political Fic
tiOnS.
We call tie attention of the reader to
some of the phases which the present
political national contest assumes: 1t
is a contest of facts against fictions--of
authenticated statements against mere
assumptions. We beg leave to say to
our democratic readers and subscribers
we have goodly number such E; that
our paper will never ascribe any senti-
ment to Mr.. Douglas, Breckenridge, or
any nominee or prominent member of
the democratic party, which is not war.
ranted by the record. If we charge Mr..
Douglas with holding doctrines which
are Objectionable, we hold ourselves in
readiness to refer to his own language,
and where used, upon which our state
meuts are based. We intend in this cam
paign to make no accusations against
any candidate of the democratic party,
nor against the doctrines of the party
itself, which cannot be sustained by re-
ference to proper authority. Any one
is at liberty to call us to an account, for
political statements which are deemed
unsupported by evidence.
We wish ourpolitical opponents were
willing to say as much, and keep their
word, during the Presidential campaign
The organ of the democratic party in
this county, persists in making all sorts
of absurd and silly statements respect
ing Mr. Lincoln and the doctrines of the
Republican party. That paper has been
called upon repeatedly to give the Ian
guage of Mr. Lincoln, 'on which the sen.
timents accribed to him are founded, &
the resolutions or platforms of the par
ty, which furnish the proof of its alleg
ed beliefs This of course is never
done; it is far more convenient for some
papers to deal in mere assertions thar
in facts. 1t requires no skill, ingenui-
ty or even common honesty, to say
things at random any one can do tha
whose respect for truth is wanting. i
the democracy Of the county are salts
fed with such opponents of their prin-
ciples, we of course, have no complain
tn max IF nnauthO rizad statement,
and assertions, are more congenial t.
their taste, than those of another kind
they must Of course be allowed the gra
tifcation.
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JOSLYN7S
PREMIUM PICTURE GALLERY

would say through the Kenosba Press to my custom
ers that l have fitted up Rooms Reeds Jewelry
Store think have the best Sky Light in the State-it
was built expressly for Pictures under my direction
shall be on hand to my friends, and the public
generally, this week.
Any style of Picture known to the art, be had at
prices which will be perfectly satisfactory. 3H
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sVeaU advertisements.
TO THE PUBLIC!

y ] RE FUbLTC
I'D e. III TIE Z - IL R Y !.
TN consideration of the distinguished m nner in
d which the japanese Embassy was received and
entertained in this country, the Great Tycoon has
granted to all American Dentists the 7 ght to use
Japanese process of cooring the teeth and also of
using copper and brass for plates on which to in
sert teeth.
The Maxillatype Process.
Full AID perfect sets of Teeth inserted on the
Ma&illatype Process for from EIGHT TO TEN
DOLLARS, according to the style of teeth u ed
All persons wishing artificial teeth inserted on
the above or any other kind of plate, will consult
their own interests by calling
ISAAC GEORGE.
KenOsha JULY 49, 1860 6tf-IwH
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President Buchanan makes a political
Speech

AT Breckenridge and Lane ratifca-
ton meeting held in Washington last
week, the crowd adjourned to the Pres
idential mansion. Mr.. Buchanan adj
dressed the multitude giving his views
of the present aspect of political affairs,
and his reasons at length, for giving his
support to Breckenridge and Lane.
Mr.. Buchanan concluded by saying that
lit was probably the last political
speech he should ever make.
So far as the influence of Mr. Buchan.
ans personal popularity goes, it will
have but little weight in benefting
Breckenridge or damaging Douglas; but
the patronage of the administration at
his disposal, will greatly augment the
strength of the Breckenridge party.
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REMARKS.

a. The reader will perceive that the state
rnent of this affair in he Park. published in the
Telegraph Of he 9TH Of July. Is not contradicted
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS,

Their will be service at the Court House next Sab
bath morning, az 10 12 Subject in the evenng-'sThe
popular Religion a failure"
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CHICAGO HIGH SCHooL.-The clos
ing exercises for the summer term of
the Chicago High school were held in
the "Wigwam' on Friday last, in the
presence of six thousand spectators.
This is evidence of the high importance
the people of Chicago, attach to their
institutions of learning. The exercises
are represented to have been of most
interesting character.
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~ The mass Republican Meeting
held in Beloit on Friday last was one of
the largest which has thus far been held
in Wisconsin the present season-from
eight to ten thousand were present.
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PREMIUM FARMs.-The State AGri.
cultural Society has offered prmium
for the best farms in the state-to be
awarded at the next annual meeting of
the Society. We learn from the Mad.
ison Journal but six farms have been
entered for competition, viz two in
Dane, two in Waukesha, one Dodge
and one in Kenosha. Hon. B. Ferguson,
B. r. Hickly and Col. D. Atwood are
the Committee of examination,
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.======aa=4ai-as| s=aH7==aa= - 49,
E5EEEA.

In the town of Salem, Kenosha Co., Wis, Saturday
the 9TH inst, Mrs. LUCY S. FARRAR aged 50 years.
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Racine High School.

The exercises of the graduating class of Racine
High School were held, on Tuesday afternoon last
The High Sc, oolroom was filled with highly in
tegent audience. The ladies of Racine show their
appreciation of the cause of true culture, if
Judge from their numerous attendance on this oc.
casion.
The exercises of the Senior Glass were certainly
very fine To say that they would compare tavor-
ably with similar performances, at college com
mencements, might be an equivaocal compliment;
for in those elements which constitute the merit of
such ercises in reach, maturity and elevation
of thought; in fertility and appositeness of dction
in simple, classic beauty of style; in cearness and
ease of enunciaton and utterance,-the essays and
Orations of the young ladies and gentlemen of the
class would range higher than the average of like
productions from students graduating at very many
of our Male or Female Colleges To say that the
exercises met the expectations of those who knew
the school best knew it for the thoroughness ac-
curacy and completeness of the instruction it
imparts, will be better indication of excellence
than any to be derived from comparison with col
ege commandments East or West
II may be invidious to particularize where all
was SO good; yet we may be allowed to mention
the Grafton of Master FREDERIC ULLMAN, youth
of some fifteen years ofage. 1t a remarkable
performance, for young, was delivered with
singular good taste, and points out its author as
boy of promise.
One feature we were particularly pleased to no.
tce, and that was the absence of rant and presump
ton in the speakers With that modesty which is
the greatest charm of yonh and that self possession
which usually goes with intellectual strength these
young people stood upon the medal line equid s.
tant from the awkward bashfuness ofchildhood and
the disfgUrfRg selfcomplacency of the class term
ed Young America" Their manner on the stage
showed oonclusively that 'thearica1s' are no part
of the educational tactics of Racine High School,
After the comforting of Diplomas, upon the class,
which exercise Mr.. McMynn accompanied with
some impressive words of warning and affection.
briefspeeches We're made by Judge Doolttle, Rev
Mr.. Adams, Messrs, Allen, of Madison, Conatty, Of
Keno la, and Wnslow of Racine. Judge Doolitte
was exceedingly happy in his remarks
1T may not be amiss, in this connection, to men,
ton thst Mr.. McMyrn remains, in Racine, next
year. He recently declined the Principaship of
Chicago High School, one of the finest situations
in the West, to continue his good work in Wiscon
sin. Fis devotion deserves the lasting remembrance
of the friends of education in our State as it has
the gratitude of the people of RaciRe. C.
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of
~ the Seer ary of State Of the State Of un
til the
3Oth day OfAugust next, at I2 o'clock, M,
for executing at the seat of government the state print
ing binding etc. and furnishing materials therefor for
the period of Two YEARS from and after the first day of
January, A. D. 1851 in accordance with the provisions
of chapter 3l5 OF the General Laws of 1861 entitled
and to establish maximum prices for the execution
thereof" approved march 3lst, 1860.
BY Sc con of said chapter 315 the following prices
for printing and binding and furnishing paper be
in the public printing, established as
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PUMP FACTORY

TENHE undersigned would inform the citizens of
n Kenosha and Kenosha County, that he has
established Factory for the manufacture of
WOODEN SUCTION PUMPS,
one door east Of The City Hotel
1 will sell Pump as low or lower than tley can
be had at any eth. place IN the city.
~ All work from my Shop is warranted.
6tf A. A. CARTER
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To 5000 Agents Wanted-To sell Four
new inventions Agents have made $25 600 on one
better than all similar agencies. Send four stamps and
get 50 pages particulars, gratis
l3w52 EPIlRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
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Douglas Demonstration. A meeting
and torch light procession ofthe friends
of Douglas took place at Madison on
Saturday night last. The Madison
Journal relates the following incident
OF torch light performances
During the procession last Saturday
evening, owing to the indlscretion OF
one of the Marshals, portion of the
torches were extinguished. The Mar
shalin question yelled out, "Pat, your
torch is 'bustin." Throw it away" In>
stantly one hundred and fifty torches
fell to the ground, for each and every
man rejoicing in the popular cognomen
ofPatrick, considered himself personally
appealed to.