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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-17
DIR. c. w. Roback's Scandinavian Re7i-
Ni11ee

The celebrated Scandinavian Remedies prepared by
Dr. O. W. Roback, of Cincinnati, o., attracting
attention. not only among those persons who
are afflicted with Rheumatism and general nervous de-
rangement but among the faculty The following cer:i-
hcate from one of the Oldest well of the most
prominent citizens of Mississippi speaks for itsefe1r
Orleans Delta, ApriI2.
Enterprise, Miss, Nov. IS, 1851.
Dr. C. w. RoBAcK, Cincinnati, O.,--Dear Sir: | am
now about So years ofage and have been afflicted with
rheumatism and general nervous arrangement with
cessive debility for the last 50 56 ars have used
almost every kind of patent medicine, which have
derived no benefit; also, have tried great many rhysi
clans, but all to no purpose now feel thankful that
have obtained medicine which has given me relief
have purchased two bottles of your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier and two boxes OF your Pills. Messrs Uor2e
Haroapay, which have used. They have given me al
most entire relief My limbs and veins have been greatly
swollen, but your medicine has reduced them their pre-
per size: Very respectfully yours, WIN. r. KING.
see advertisement may
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H. B. ToWaLEE.,
OI67tteT.
KENosHA Sent. 1st, 1857,
[From the New York Dan Booh. /

From the New York Day Book.1
HAIR DYE VILE WASH, but the aitice that will patur
ally restore the color of the hair the char gng Of which
tions, is truly valuable medicine FRoF W0op,s II an
TONIC if the certificates of the leading over the IN
ION 90 not 1asy, as the 0nty safe remedy badness
aryness premature change of color, the several |
dences of lack of secetions the roots Of the hair
winch can be found. Quack preparations abound ANA
mar tones MI every corner grocery in the country
AVOID all "har tonics" unless known the ,rcpara
ton OF some man, whose celebrity has become worldwide
Touch nothing you have good reasons to believe All
that it purports to be- Prof Wood has by years
severe test OF the virtues of his preparation present
his hair restorative from parties who have tried it, Use
other. ''
already IN the market, called by different names Use
none unless the words professor Woods Hair Resora-
tive, Depot, St Louis No. and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medii le
Dealers Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas. may
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Defalcation in the N. Y. pestofiice.

On Saturday last it was discovered
that Isaac V. Fowler, Postmaster of
New York, was defaulter to the gov
eminent, for sum varying from S75,
900 to $40 900. An officer was sent
on from Washington with orders to ar
rest Mr.. Fowler I; but the later had left
for unknown parts.
The whole deficiency is said to have
occurred under the administration OF
Mr.. Pierce. Its being made known at
the present time is said to be of poll
teal nature, and Immediately connected
with the proceedings of the Charleston
Convention.
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Foreign News

FARTHER POINT May 19.-The
steamship Canadian, from Liverpool on
the I'd. via Queenston on the Sd inst.
passed this point about 7 o'clock this
evening. The Canadians dates are one
day later than those by the Fulton at
New York.
PARIS. Thursday-The Monitemr
publishes a note Of M. Thouvanal's
proving that the annexation of the neu-
trail district of Savoy will not change
the situation of Switzerland. He also
announces a project concerning the
tariff adopted by the Legislative body
on wool, cotton, and other raw mater
ials.
The Constitutional states that the
only condition attached to the general
amnesty granted by Spain is, that par
ties implicated must take an oath Of
allegiance to the Queen
LONDON, Thursday. The Daily Meas
says that to night will decide who, in
the House of Commons is for reform,
as the opposition is exhausted.
The Times, in leader says that if
the exodus from Ireland Continues,
she will soon become English and the
United States Irish, and that the new
world is the true home of the Celtic
race.
The Bavaria arrived at Southampton
on the 28th. The ship Garland, from
Liverpool to Quebec, went on Campo
elltown Rocks and it is expected she
will be a total loss.
French markets very dull.
The English Government is negotia-
ting for the Great Eastern to lay ca
bic between Singapore and Ran
COON.
The Chinese ara determined to dis.
pnte the passage Of the allies to Pekin.
Fourteen miles of fertilization and 200,
900 men are at arms.
1t is said France proposed to Swift
zerland to relinquish her rights in re-
ference to the naturlrized districts OF
Savoy for so, 100000 frances.
The bishops of the Roma gna have
received aprohibition against taking
any part in the reception Of King Vic
tor Emanuel.
The correspondent of the Journal
des Debate was ordered to leave Rome
by the Pope, but obtained delay for
twenty days.
Advices from naples say the royal troops
attacked the insurgents entrenched
in the town of Carini, on the 18th. The
fighting was desperate and continued
for the three following days, when the
Government troops received reinforce
ments and compelled the insurgents to
retire to Partenicola, leaving $50 killed
behind. The Royal troops had 800
killed.
The town of Corini was pillaged and
set fire to.
Great misery prevails at Palermo.
Since the execution of Is insurgents
on the goth, Neapolitan soldiers were
surprised and hanged at Carini.
Letters assert that the Neapolitan
army amount to 100000
The Porte has concluded loan
with great Greek house at CONSTANT
nople for 97Oo,oOo.
Tom Sayers was received at Liver
pool on Monday with immense enthu-
siasm. The multitude took horses
from the cab and drew him in triumph
from the railway station to Talbot Ho-
tel. Several testimonials were present
ed him includig cup, worth twenty
fivep ounds.
The crops presented promising ap.
pearance.
Orders have been given by France
to execute the plan of a railway from
Nice to Genoa.
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Another Letter from Texas

Travis, Texas, Aug: Is, 1854
HesSFS. FLEMING BF0s.-Dear Sirs: There we're sew.
eral cases of Chs and Fever in nv notber, f,il, nj
the time we received the Lane Liver Pills ordered IL nv
letter OF June 12th and few doses administered TO each
case produced the desired effect thus demonstrating the
enicency Of these celebrated Pills in that disease
other has not been troubled with the sick headache
since she has commenced taking these Pills, and
have but few of them left you will please send us another
dollars worth. Direct, before, to Austin, Texas
Respectfully, yours MEREDITH W. HENRY
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MLANES
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE manufactured bv FIFM-
ING BROS. of Pittsburgh Pa All other vermfuges in
comparison are worthless. Dr. MLane's genuine Verni.
luge also his celebrated Liver Pills. can be had all
respectful drug stores. None genuine without the sigma
ture OF FLEMING BROS. april.
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SPECEeRL NOTICES.
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia.

Liver COmplaint Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Nervous Debility, and all Diseases arising
rom dsordered Liver Stomach, such Constipation
Pes, Acdity of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach Sour Fluctuations Sinking
or Flutterjng at the Pit of the Stomach Swimming Of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flut ring Of the
Heart Choking Sensation when lying down, Dimness OF
Vision Dots Webs before the sight, Yelowness OF the
Skin or Eyes, sudden Fushes of Heat and great Depre
SION OF Spirits are speedily and permanently cured by
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BTTTERS, sold at - cents per
bottle, by the prOprietors, DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON & Co
4l9 Arch street, Philadelphia, and by all druggists and
dealers IN medicines in the United States. may
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Texas Delepates at Chicago.

On the 18th of April, State Conven-
ton was held at Austin, Texas, at which
delegates were chosen to the Chicago
Convention. Strong resolutions were
adopted, and the delegates were in
structed to vote for VIM. H. Seward,
for President.
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COJW.WERCE.qE.
Office Of the Kenosha Telegraph
May ~, 1860.


May ~, 1860.
GRAIN MARKET
we note light receipts of Grain at this port for
the season, and falling off in prices paid for wheat
OF a DC since yesterday.
barley and Oats are scarce and higher.
we quote Spring at 81 90 for Fife and ordinary
0iuo' out extra milling Wheat brings l &c above
'Hese quotations One extra lot of Tea Wheat was
contracted at sl.O5 to mill.
barley is firm and in good request. We quote
Barley at 65 IS for good to extra.
There is good local demand for Oats for which
30 81 is paid
PROVISIONS.
Provisions are steady and prices for some arti-
Giles are better,
Mess Pork brings $l4 Sl5 per country packed
Hams 8 9.
Shoulders 6.
Butter 10.
Eg.es
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The Anniversary of the Milwau-
kee Sabbath School Association, took
place last Sabbath in Milwaukee. The
exercises were conducted in the Plym-
outh & First Presbyterian Churches.
1t was estimated that about 1900 chill
dren attended.
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OPEN DooEs.-The Chicago Press and
Tribune exhorts the citizens Of Chica-
go to be prepared to open their houses,
for the accommodation of the throng
on Thursday and Friday of this week.
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J. G. HEENAN RETURNED.-The Mad
ison Argus & Democrat has employed
the services of John O. Keenan,, as''fght-
ing editor" We suppose the "knock
down argument" will be in vogue out
that way, during the Presidential Cam
paign.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-17

EE- 1t is thought that Chief Jnstice
fancy, may never again take his seat
on the bench. He fell from exhaustion a
few days ago, and had to be borne to
his chamber.
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: OREGoN.-The Republicans of Oregon
have selected Eli Thayer, and Horace
Greeley, to represent them in the Con.
vention at Chicago.
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DEATH OF PETER Farley S. G.
Goodrich, Familiarity known as Peter
Farley, died in New York, on Thursday
last, in the eth year of his age.
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The Chicago C0uveU,,ou

There Is a great body of earnest men in Chi,
cago, to-day, and from all accounts, we may be
lieve the Republican Convention, will be a most
enthusiastic and successful meeting. 1t will be
an expression from the heart of the people, who
are determined to pat an end to misrule and m a /
versation in office. 1t will be no forced gather.
'ng' got up by politicians for selfish-ends, but a
spontaneous rising of the people, such as that of
Kunymede, to put an end to the Entertainments of
tyrannous power 1t will be the Inauguration Of
Revolution, bloodless, but effectual-a revoIn-
ton in our domestic policy-which will make
freedom national, and slavery sectional W.
may say we are certain lof these things. tn .
spontaneous and hearty expressions Of svnora
thy and enthusiasm on the part of the ponnIoco
in favor of the delegations they pass alone The
Various roads leading to Chicago, reveals the Ca
that the Chicago Conven ton ,embodes the boros
and sympathies of great majority of the people
OF the north; and not this alone, we apprebepd
the key to the explanation of the enthusiasm ex
hloited everywhere, is the strong probability
that the Republican party is destined to expert.
ence the reward of SUCCESS next November.
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EE The Mansion Star believes that
5000 will not pay for the fences de-
stroyed in Juneau County this spring
hY frost.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-17

Wisconsin Editors the Wisconsin Ed
itors we're on an excursionary visit at Washing
ton last week, the following pleasantly appear
ed in one of the Washington daili es :
when the Wisconsin editors got as far down
as Southern Ohio, they were struck with am aze-
ment to fiuI roses, red and white. in full bio ON
these men had come down from Wisconsin on
snow-shoes, and were not prepared to find such
profusicn of floral beauty at this season of the
year."
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TARIFF BILL. The Tariff bill of Mr..
Morrill,, passed the House of Represen-
tatives on Thursday.last, by Al MAORI
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CONNECTICUT u. S. SENATOR. The
Connecticut Legislature have reelected
L. S. Foster, Republican, to the U. S.
Senate.
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IGE STAMBoUL.- The Milwaukee
Free Democrat says no dog licenses
have been taken out in that city.
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e7sesU sGesages'g6S e2sseasgs.
THE SPLENDID NEW STEAMER

THE SPLENDID NEW STEAMER
g . M IL
CAPT. S. W. MORGAN,
VIII leave KENOSHA for GRAND HAVEN and
MUSKEGON, every
Monday, "wednesday 81 Friday Evenings
at O'Clock.
Returning, will leave KENosHA for CHICAGO
every
Tuesday, Thursday 81 Saturday Rights.
at ~ O'Clock.
Ia Freight and passengers carried cheaper than
by any otLer line. Apply on board or to
49tf ENNSEHA PEER &C.
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B@~ A new democratic paper is to
be started at GAINESVILLE, in June, to be
named the GAINESVILLE Enquirer.
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q. S. MARsHAL.-J. H. Lewis, of the
city of Milwaukee, lately tried for the
offence of voting illegally in the first
ward while residing in the seventh,
has been acquitted on the ground that
he did it ignorantly
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WIDE AwAKEs.-An organization of Repub-
lican young men with til title has Just been
formed in Chicago. The uniform is glazed cap
and cape and torch. The object is to furnish
torches for evening professions, and to perform
escort duty, and for the promotion of enthusi asm
generally.
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Ey The New York Herald predicts that the
emigration from Ireland to this country the pres
ent year will be greater than that of any year
since 1857.
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Gg Stephen A. Douglas, has been
invited by the executive Committee of
the Wisconsin Agricultural Society to
deliver the next annual address.
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LARGE FLAG SToNE.-A flag st one weighing
twenty-five tons, and sixteen by twenty five feet
; n dimensions, has been laid in front of one
the drug stores of Chicago.
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PROHIBITION.-TheB eloit Journal says the
City Council of that city have decided to prohibit
the sale of intoxicating liquors
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7 HE Cl-TY 3 q n K
OF KENOSHA.

one ofthe first organized under the General Barking Law
ofthe State.
ness entrusted to it. Rerasnces made for O. ei on
day of payment
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncu.f, ut Notes
bought sold
Draw direct, in to suit, the princip eins CT
Great Britain, France Germany, Holland, Switze ~ Mr.
way, Sweden, sc.
Interest paid ON Special Deposits
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OLD CLOTHES MADE NEW !

aye TO Live, and Live 10 Dye.
FENHE undersigned respectfully informs the
cnEens OF Aenosha and vicinity, that he is prepared
70 Clean, Repair, and @atore their original color
0entiemens Garments Of all kinds, in the best possible
manner and at the shortest notice shall also be pre
pared, in few weeks to do Fancy DYEINC of mn kinds
IN sat'siac DRY manner Having been burnt out ut the
late nre which swept through city, nave no perma
neht pace OF business at the present time-work left al
Gir. Wlnsors Grocery and Provision Store under the
Dufkee House, will receive prompt attention.
Kenosha, Nay II, 1860 8mIo
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ARRIVAL OF FOREIGN GooDs.-A-
bout tltty tons of merchandise, direct
from England, were landed at the De-
trolt and Milwaukee Railway docks.
Saturday e'esrOute for the Northwestern
British Possessions.-The goods ca me
6y the way of Portland and the Grand
Trunk to Detroit, and thence by the D..
d M. Railway to this city. This is.the
second or third arrival of foreign
goods at this port, within short Pc
Sentinel.
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nhSieSED,=-Mr. Francis Hoffman, late Re-
pu'hcan candidate for Lieut.. Governor of Hi
"oiS' mas written letter to the Republicans of
'i'n0i'' declining the nomipstion.
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The German Convention

1VIr UDIAIE THE DOG LAW.-The citizens of
the town of Arlington, Columbia Co., held a
meeting few days since, at which resolutions
were adopted,repudiating the dog law, believing
1t unconstitutional, and oppressive. Mutual
pledges were given to make no COMPLAINT of the
ofncers for not carrying out the provisions of the
law to sustain no one for office who shall enter
complaint against any iperson for not carrying
out the provisions of the law, or who should not
use his influence to get the law renealad.
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Convention. Strong resolutions were
adopted, and the delegates were in
structed to vote for VIM. III. Seward,
for President.
EE 1t is thought that Chief Justice
fancy, may never again take his seat
on the bench. He fell from exhaustion a
few days ago, and had to be borne to
his chamber.
DEATH OF PETER Farley S. G..
Goodrich, Familiarity known as Peter
Farley, died in New York, on Thursday
last, in the 9th year of his age.
: OREGoN.-The Republicans of Oregon
have selected Eli Thayer, and Horace
Greeley, to represent them in the Con.
vention at Chicago.
j. @. HEENAN RETURNED.-The Mad
ison Argus & Democrat has employed
the services of John @. Heenops, as'sfght-
ing editor" We suppose the "knock
down argument will be in vogue out
that way, during the Presidential Cam
paign.
GE STAMBoUL.- The Milwaukee
Free Democrat says no dog licenses
have been taken out in that city.
TARIFF BILL The Tariff bill of Mr..
Morrill,, passed the House of Represen-
tatives on Thursday..last by Al MAORI
ty.
CONNECTICUT U. S. SENATOR. The
Connecticut Legislature have reelected
L. S. Foster, Republican, to the U. S.
Senate.
EE The Mansion Star believes that
5000 will not pay for the fences de-
stroyed in Juneau County this spring
by frost.
H@@ A new democratic paper is to
be started at GAINESVILLE, in June, to be
named the GAINESVILLE Enquirer.
GE Stephen A. Douglas, has been
invited by the executive Committee of
the Wisconsin Agricultural Society to
deliver the next annual address.
Wisconsin, Editors While the Wisconsin Ed
itors we're on an excursionary visit at Washing.
ton last week, the following pleasantly appear
ed in one of the Washington dahl es
when the Wisconsin editors got as far down
as Southern Ohio, they were struck with am aze-
ment to fiu1 roses, red and white, in full bio ON
these men had come down from Wisconsin on
snow-shoes, and were not prepared to find such
profusicn of floral beauty at this season of the
year"
LARGE FLAG SToNE.-A flag st one weighing
twenty-five tons, and sixteen by twenty five feet
the drug stores of Chicago.
WIDE AwAKEs.-An organization of Repub-
lican young men with til title has Just been
formed in Chicago The uniform is glazed cap
and cape and torch The object is to furnish
torches for evening professions, and to perform
escort duty, and for the promotion of enthusi asm
generally.
Ey@ The New York Herald predicts that the
from Ireland to this country the pres
ent year will be greater than that of any year
since 1857.
PRoHIBTTIoN.-T Beloit Journal says the
City Council of that city have decided to prohibit
the sale of intoxicating liquors
-e-O-~
q. S. MARSHALL. H. Lewis, of the
city of Milwaukee, lately tried for the
offence of voting illegally in the first
ward while residing in the seventh,
has been acquitted on the ground that
he did 1t ignorantly
The German Convention.
This Convention, about which so
much has been said, met on Monday in
Chicago, and voted there was no bust
ness before them the members were
agreed that the Massachusetts, amend
ment, was dead issue so far as the
Republican party was concerned.
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Two doors North of the Bmrnt Distri
West Side of Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-27
w ords of Caution.

N> II to Tell readers that the wells and
fk springs Throughout the country Ind poisoned
thu had discovered anic Its effects az them
that would GLADLY avail themselves of discovery,
the hope of ayerng death. II "a tell them that
Ind discovered mine Of treasure enough Tor them aud aud
that prepared To share with them not would rctc
aid 10 fortune. But health Is valuable than rches
how much mere gn,ihc should they be to learn that great
panacea has hee compounded OF purely vegetable and
nat its c"rah'e powers are e less certain than light and
darkness Need gte insanccsy II call
prietor oi BAKERS BifTEls aud examine the m,tas OF
certificates, irom AL sections of the South,
been cured of Dlssid BY Its all healing properties Among
them will the vouchers Of old and young.
male, exollng this BtTrKRs 10 the skies blessing
drnce It's powers But Its confined
10 s s;epsn. Nervous Headaches Yield readily IL
Torpid L crs become qucken.d and made Its nHu-
Sour Stonachs made healthy by lis nrurnSin
tccts Indigo sun disappears when organs life.
Dirrhaw cannot resist lls Ionic powers And Cholera s,
when tact y these BrITERs, Is prnml, dsancd aud bccuus
larmess thousands oi have ccrihc who used 1t Ia
1919 and 81 when thai scourac devastating the COUNTY,
BAKERS BITIEEh viii not rcmed. all the Ills "i humanity
hui such discusses caused by the stomach and bowels
Oily yield to It's strengthening effects, and speedily driven
from the SYSTEM Al who need tonic should try it, md be
come their own judges Of It's virtues
For sale BY all the Druggists in isnchhurc, and 10y all the
principal Druggists IN tho city OF Richmond, and rl5vW here
Virginia; also, of Mcssrs Cds Stu,t Goa Naintu city
d. O.: u. H. siablcr Co., Baltimore, Nd H. B Miller Coz
lngton, ny. and Barnes ~ Park n. y.
Orders filled by addressing +. BAKER, I'rapri,iur,
feb 5l-dScts Richmond