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Important to Females.

d r. c EESEMA PILLS
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, M. d. New
York CITY.
me combination OF ingredients in these Pills the
suit OF long and extensive practice They are mild il
their operaon and certain in correcting ali Irregularities
painful transformations, removing all obsLrucons wheth
from cold or Otherwise headache pain in the sde pap',a.
ton of the heart wltes all nervous affections, ysteri:s
fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &C. disturbed slecp
which arise from interruption of nature.
To Married Ladies', DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are m
valuable, as they will bring the monthly period with
regularity Ladies who have been disappointed use
ofother Pills place the confidence in Dr.
mans Pills doing all they represent to do
Notice.
There is one condition Of the female systena in toh,ch
the Pills cannot be taken acitt0ut DrOdWcinq u Et D.
LIAR RESULT The condition referred 10 is IKE1-
NANCl-tte result, MLSC,A RRLAGE. Such Is TIE IT.
resista6te tendency cte medicine restore e seeu
functions to normal condition. that euezs repoduc-
ttUe pOooer Of fldtpre cannot resist 1T.
Warranted purely vegetable free Fl ON ytiinr IN
urous. Explicit directions which should be read accom-
pany each box Price 81. Sent ny mail enclosing s.
to the General Agent.
Sold by one druggist in every in the United States
r. B. HUTCHINGS General Agent for the United ate
165 Chambers street, New York. whom all orders soul
be addressed.
For sale BY starkweather Co., and by r. Robinson, Ke
hoshAi Dohes' ollth q Co., chicago. Iy42
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AN ORDINANCE

10 Divide the Town of Wheatland in the County
OF KenOsha.
The Board of Supervisorsof the County of Keno.
sha DO order and determine as follows:
Sec. ! That the Town If Wheatland in said
county be and hereby is divided as follows: Com
mencng at the northeast corner of hccti0n thirteeu
ual town one, north { ( range nineteen 1,) aast
and extending west On tie north line of secti,,Ds
thirteen ~, foureen t14, fifteen I5l sixteen U6l
seventeen az and eighteen 49, to Tue rance line
and that part of said town lying south of the afre
SAID division line is hereby declared an organized
Iowl, and shall be called by the Eame of RondalI
Sec T. That the first town meeting of said town
# Randall, shall lie hel at the dwelling house of
John j. Hunt, IN said town Of Randall on the first
Tuesday of April next.
&c 8 That the present Town of Wheatland shall
pay all its Indebtedness and any balance of town
funds which may remain after such pavment shall
be divided equally between SAID Tns of Wheat
lani and Randall.
Sec 4. IT is further ordained, that tire property
OF The said town Of Wheatand shall be euuitnbly
divided between the towns of Wheatlanu and Ran
dali, as hereby organized, and that the buryinc
grounds lying and beng in the town of Whe ,iiand
as the same shall be organized after this ordinance
takes effect shall be and remain the several rrop
erty OF said Town of Wheatland, and the buryiny
grounds within the limits of the said Town of Ran
dali shall be and remain the several property of the
said Town OF Randall.
Sec. 5. This Ordinance shall take effect and be
in force on and after the first Tuesday Of April,
ID 1860.
Given under our hands this seventh day of March
A. ID. 1860.
r. HUGUNIN, Chairman.
r. H. DEFINING, Clerk,
Of the Board of Supervisors
of Cuuntv IF Kauosha
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JUDICIAL ELECTIaN N0TlCE-

NOTICE is hereby given, that election will
be held in the several towns and wards in The
State of Wisconsin, the first Tuesday, being the
third day, Of April next, for tie election OF Chief
Justice vi the Supreme Court, to fill the unexpired
term of Edward V. Whitln n, made vacant by his
DEATH winch term will expire the thirty first day
of December, A. ID. 1868.
Said elect. on will be conducted, the votes can
vassed and retnrns made i'll accordance with the
provisions of Chapter of Inc Revised Statutes OF
1853
Given under my hand and the Great Seal OF
us. lthe State, at the Capitol in Madison, this
twenfy-frst day Of February, ID 1870.
4w39 L. T HARVEY, Soc OF State
STATE OF WISCONSIN fss
An Election will be held in the several towns
and wards in kenosha County, in said State at tI,e
time and tor the purposes above set forth.
Dated, sheriff s Office, kenosha, March 2. 1860.
-....-. HUDSON FOX,
-~- -4 Sheriff Of kenosha County.
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RACINE Posi- OFFICE.-We learn there has
been political revival of Buchsnanism in Ra.
cine since the death of Post Master Carey
Stout hearted Douglas men have recently come
out strong for the Administration. A delegate
vas sent from Racine to the late Democratic
State Convention at Madison, Who had alw.vs
been an unfinching Douglas man but when the
resolution in the Convention, favoring Douglas,
came up, the supposed Douglas delegate from
Racine, promptly voted NO. The Milwaukee
Free Democrat says:
g In honorable contrast to this, was the act;o,
of the Kenosha Post Master, who cast his two
votes promptly for Douglas, regardless of what
the administration might think or do aboutitn
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Journal of Education.

The Journal seems to be infsliciteus in the
matter of making explanations In the num-
Der for August 1859, the following passage oc-
cured: "The committee also recommended that
the amount Of $50 due to Col. Frank, for edito-
rial services rendered two years ago, be loaned
the Resident Editor by the Association in order
hat this Indebtedness may be discharged it be-
ing understood that the former editor, now ab-
sent from this country, will refund the loan on
his return"
TO the above paragraph, the Journal of Edu-
cation has published two explanations; one in the
December number, and one in the present March
number, neither of which throw particle of light
on the business transaction alluded to; both ex
plantations disclaim meaning any harm-that's
oil
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A FAMILY NEcEssTTv

The following statement speaks for Estraco
In lifting the kettle from the fire caught and seal ed
my hands and severelyone hand almost 10
4 crisp. The torture W as unbearable twas an swfr
sight = The Mustang Linm.nt appeared to extr.cs
the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed ra pidly an le
no OF account. Charles Foster 42O Boao St,eet
PdId 1t truly wonderful article 1t will cure any
case Of sweDg Burns stn Joints, Eruptions or Rheu
atisra Fer Hsrses it should never be dispensed
One dollars worth of Mustang has frequently saved val
uabe horse. 1t Gaids, sprains RngbOne SPAWN
and Founders. BeaOare cfipitdtions Sold in a. nars
Of the habitable globe, BARNES PARK.
Propr:etors. Nav YorL
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Dr HosTETTER's Stomach Bit:ers increase in
popularity with all who test its qualities as a
Tome or remedy for Dyspepsia, and the affec-
lions arising from disordered stomach. It il
prepared with great care, and its component
paris are entirely vegeta able, it is free from the
objections SO often urged against prenaratio,s IS
the kind. Thu bitters may be used with conf
dence and beneficial effects, by all suffering from
complaints Of t stomach As a medical aren't
Il mas no equal, while its pleasing flavor and
neaitniul effects have made it a general fovorite.
~ Is frec from all properties calculated to impair
Tue system ard its operation is at once mild.
Snoo1hing and efficient. All who have used tie
Di,sefs attest its virtues and commend it to use
ror sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
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Teachers Institutes.

Chancellor Barnard, has decided upon holding
Teachers Institutes in considerable number of
counties in the State the present spring and en-
suing summer. Wherever a number of teachers
not less than forty express wish to have an In.
S'itute held, and give pledge that all the ueces
sary local arrangements shall be made, such as
nOufyiIg the meeting, providing accommoda-
"Ons tor teachers who may attend, the free use
u suitable place for holding an Institute, an
appointment for one will be made. Applications
"re requested 10 be made at as early a DAY as
convenient.
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A Valuable Family Medicine.

80 celebrated has DIR. MLane's vermifuge prepared by
Fleming Bros of Pittsburg Pa, become that 1t is regard
ed the only specific for worms Families should
he without supply of it. this partcu.
larly when worms troublesome and frequently IA
among children, parents should wachfu; and on
the first appearance Of those distressing symptoms which
of their presence, at apply this powerful
and ehcacous .medy. We confident that 1T only
requires trial. to convince all that richly merits the
praises that have been avshe1 upon TIT is safe and
alibe. Volumes OF certificates can be produced,
showing its great medical powers.
EHr Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. MLANES
CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE, manufactured by FLEN.
ING BROS. OF Pittsburgh Pa. All other VerInuges in
comparison worthless. DR. MLanes genuine Vermi
uge also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at All
respectful drug stores None genuine with out the spna
turG of FLEMING BROS. mrh
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-08

The most important item of Washington news,
is the introduction and passage in the House of
a resolution, for the appointment of select com :
mittee Olive, to investigate whether the Presi-
cent or other officers Of the government, have
used money, official patronage, or other improper
means. to Influence Members of Congress or
Committees of Congress, or State or Territorial
elections, &c. The resolution made great up
roar among the friends of the administration
but it is high time the transactions and corrup-
lions at Washington were thoroughly overhaul
cd
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SPECIFIC

REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION!
HYPOPHOSPHITEs OF LIME AND SODA.
DIR. ChurchiIl's New Trcatm. nt-"WIN
S0hhGsSTER'S GENUINE PREPARATION OF THE NY.
PoPHoSPHITES OF LIME AND Soda the Spec6c
Deb;iir Bronchitis, Asthma, Geueral
Deuy dyspepsia all Nervous Diseases and Female Com.
ormng remarkable cures all over the
w y ~ now put up in New Bottles, nearly double the
ola sise al the same price, Wig Two Dollars ner Rote
aiso an extra size q ounce bott'es) at ''''
VNE DOLLAE PER- BOTTLE.
DR. Chgrchilrs Remedy is placed within the reach
VI al sneers. rms is the only preparation, the Hy
pophosphiies made from his original Formula and
no matter who offers them to YOU -
TestiEnOniaIs.
" no single instance have found the remedy fail
Tie Hypophosphes possesses the power of
nerve force and promote the of nutrition the
70 produce the most refreshing renovaing rest
Gases OF confirmed Pulmonary Consumption are uni
Oenenttet by the free and continued N.Y.
pophosphites w r. Clark, n. d.
Are most appropriate Remedies in large class Of
ise.lons resulting from lost of force"-Boso
AedtcdE &c Surgical Journal
Wnehesters Hypophosphites are unexcentionabIe in
ehelr prepare ion. "-Amaericdn Diu00tsts Circuldr
M winchester is worthy of all confidence and de.
hSen enthusiastically in these pre- aratioEs in ali
their variety of combinations. Prepared strictly
by Or Churchills MeIhod."-D NerediA Reese NJ d.
Neao York. - -
The thousands who wish avail themselves of this rem
edy, prepared after Dr. Churchis method can now oh
tain 1t i'll bottles Yearly double the size of that
SOLD by me, making the cheapest well as the mos
Sncacious treatneut for and Nervous
now known to Medical Science
Ihs new style offers ample guarantee against the
many impure sn deecterious paned Of under the IA me
OF Hypophosphites, which spurou. Fraudulent and c.l
lated to eIdanser The health and lives of sufferers
DF. ChHrchilps Work on COnsumufio,
now ready. price u cents Circular just issu
contains in regard to this ne
ment VIII be sent gratis to all lqurers Make no
-"rts at once All orders and enquiries promptly AZ
tended to. Address j. VINO. n STErIs' ~
Sole General Depot in the United States 43 oan Street
=, New York.
s$F For sale in Kenoshs, by +. ROBINSON.
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PREMIUM PICTURES!

MR.. J0SLYN car be found at his rooms in readiness
20 wait upon customers from A NJ, to p "a. These
short days early, especially tn your children Don't
be in hurry; give him time to make good picture and
my word for it, you will get it:
MIR. J. has shown style picture, for sending
away in letter, sold the price Iron Mela
netype picture but far superior lie has all different
stylsscases at the very lowest prices receiving
stock constantly Now is the time, any of our cit
liens want any KIM Of picture known the art go to
Josyn; he eau get up for yon quite WE'LL bet
ter than you could get it done in Chicago elsewhere
The Holidays close at hand-a ikeness to
absent relative, friend, acquaintance even sweet
he art, very acceptable We have got Go thou
and do likewise.
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The New American CyclOpedia.

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To be completed in Is Volunses, Royal 500.
One Volume Published every 60 DAYS
PRICE OF THE AMERICAN CYcLorEDIA I'm extra cloth
VOL So in library leather, $780, in half Turkey Mo
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gilt edges, $3.50.
Evory family ought to possess copy of the New Cye-
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daya little sef-denal will do it-and you save enough
to buy of Books which will give you sound iaforma
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well any body and with less them weekly thar
many of them expend nightly for cigars and beer.
Come One---COme All, and See!
Specimen volumes of this magnificent work at STARK
weather Co.'s Drug Store, where subscriptions to the
Cyclopeda will be received by e. Nj. PETIT,
Authorized Agent for the city and county Kenosh
for the New CyclOpcCii0. and Benton's AbridRem en-
Of the Debates in Congress.
Kenosha, April 14th, 1889. lyA4
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REFEREES SALE.

State of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit Court
Daniel Head against John Ross, Frederic s. Lowell Eli q
Runas and Medora Lowell.
RY VIRTUE and in pursuance of a final indS
ment for the sale of the mortgaged premises
described made and entered in above entitled
the 10th day of November, A. d. 1852 at the No~em
Der term Of said Court 1, Hiram HolDrook referee dIv
appointed by order Of said Court shall offer for sale and
sell at pubic auction to the highest bidder TN Iyfor All
the front door OF the Court House the city and
OF kenesha and STATE OF Wisconsin, half ast IL O'Clock
IN the forenoon Of Saturday the 10Th day OF arch A. d.
1900 the following described premises or so much there
OF as III be sufficient to aiisly said judgment and costs
with the costs ofsuch sale that 10 say mmencug
on the south ide OF Denug street three hundred and six
~ three and twehs of the line of Ke-
nasha street thence south hundred and eighty and
eight-tweifths feet thence estery seyentytwo feet
thence orth hundred and seventy two aud two
weiiths feet south line of Demng street thence west
seventy two aud Ouriwefts feet TO place Of beginning
being the north qarGer of section six, town No
% north Of range No. twenty three (23) east and In
the CITY Keuosha in said county. Terms OF sae-CAsg
HIRAM HoLBRoOK, Referee.
Dated December Z, 1859
U. $. & F. Ii. HEAD, Plf's Attorneys 3m26
BY consent Of parties the above pos poned until
Saturday March 3lst 1860 the same hour aud Lace
HlRAM HoLBRooK r .fere
Dated, March s, 1860: 4w39 txss
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IhE GERMANs.-The city of Cbic,co :.
greatly indebted, for the noble triumph achieved
for the Republican ticket on Tuesday last TO the
Germans Chicago has large German poppla
ton; the Germans of Chicago, love freedom anl
hate slavery. The German element in the popu
Iation of our country, is already in many section,
the most reliable, and will soon everywhere ;,
on the side offreedom and humanity.
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E The Benefactor of his Race. E
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND!
SUGAR COATED PILLS
THE Whole World UnitedI
SICK PEOPLE, THINK
AFTR VIII eH


You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures book to FIJI
This is the case, the million say,
With the cures of Herrick's Pill
They come from East ana North and West
And with glad tdings the papers fill,
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best.
And superior to others is Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They always curs--tliey never kill;
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
Were 1t not for Herrick's Pill.
Each Pill with sugar is coated DER
rare discovery of matchless skill;
Their ike WIS never seen before,
Unult appeared in Herrick's Pill.
s. For years he's worked to heal the sick,
With joy elate his bosom fills:
For tens OF thousands rejoice
At the magic powers of Herrick's Pills.
k HERRICK'S MATCHLESs VEGETABLE FAN.
lily PILLS have inundated the world with their popular
y. Over I've million of boxes used annually 9lving
to eighty-ive and women to put tnem
up. Their cures are numbered by thousands. their
praises on the tongues Of ALL Citizens Of Kenosha
elsewhere have you used them! Put up Engiis
Spanish, German and French directions Large farli
boxes, % cents Five boxes for $ls Sold every where
See adver '7sment on third page. Palmer Brothe
travelling Agents. e.. $780, j rs
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OF KENOSHA.

One othe first organized under the General Banking Law
ofthe State.
Will give immediate attention all Collections and bus
it. Remittances made for ections on
day of payment. ? 1877
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurr, mt Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct to suit the princip points Of
Great Britain France Germany, Holland Switxe nd Mr.
way, Sweden, &c. IN ~
Interest paid en- Special Deposits. #s
z. G. DURANT, H. B. TOWSLEE,
Cashier. President
KuHoSHA Sent. 1st, 1857.
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mrs p Brster editress of Newark (o) Times writes
IN her paper of Jan. 29, 1859, as follows
ES we know that DR.. Robacks Scandinavian Rene
uies are all tn claim to be- The Dr. presented us with
lew bottles OF his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
&c OF ms Blood Pills last summer which Tut new lire into
u.s. Ihey nV'gCrate, strengthen and leave the system
ID better condition than stmGens usually do and have
no depressing effect We feel in recommending the
nood Purifier to all suffering from debility be he cause
what may the Pills have this PECULIARLY they are pow
erIuiy active, aid at the leave the patient
stronger ana IN an imp owed condition, different from
most drastic remedies Try them wi the Blood Purfe,
ana you WI feel like many no have been relieved and
Wnhng TO add YOU testimony to their efficacy.
Bee Advertisement nrb
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EB Are you suffering from severe cold Is your rest
disturbed by an incessapt cough? Have you difficulty
OF breathing, accompanied by pains chest and es
pecaly tow ards evening" slight fever with papstion
the hear disorder of the digestive system copiou
expeGtcraon? fyou have any of these symptoms use
Dr hoonands Basamic Cordial in conjunction tn the
will assuredy find relief II you neglect the means of
cure pointed out, you may speedily fnd yourself on
sick bed, and beyond medical aid
Prepared only by DR.. G. Al Jackson No ais Arch st .
Philadelphia and sale by druggists and storekeepers
throughout the United States Canada Price 70 cents
per bottle.
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The Great speech OF the Session

Senator Seward delivered his great speech on
Wednesd ay last, on the immediate admission
of Kansas. 1t is said to have bsen the ablest eff
fort of his life. We notice that leading political
journals without distinction of party, speak of it
as one OF uncommon talent. We should be
glad to transfer it to our columns, but its great
length will not permit us so to do, We expect,
however, it will soon be received in pamphlet
form, and that measures will be taken for it's pe
neral distribution.
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REFEREES SALE

State of Wisconsin-Circut Court County of Kenosha
David Pmgree against Francis Quar,es
ESY VIRTUE and in pursuance of a fnaI
II D Judgment for the sale of the morgaged premises
hereinafter described made and ia tn above en-
titled cause on the 18th daY If November A d. 1852
the regular term of said CCrt, Hiram Holbrook ref.
cree duly appointed by of SAID urt shall offer for
sale and sell at public auction the highest bidder
fOr at ten O'Clock i'll the forenoon of Saturday March 10Th
1862 at the front door of the house city auG
county Of Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, tie following
described lots parcels Of land much thereof s
viii be sufficient satisfy said judgment and costs with
the aud expenses of such saethat is to saw The
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter of sect on
No, % town No. two ) north range twenty
l23 east in the town Of Somers in said county Also BLOCK
No htyseven [37 in south quarter OF section thr
ty-one 5l town and range aforesaid ia said city of
Kenosha. Terms of sale-CAsH.
HIRAM HOLBRooK, Referee.
Dated December 7, 1859 13w26
o. S, F. II. HEAD. IFS Attys.
By consent OF parties the above sale i. postponed until
Tuesday, the fret day Of May 1862 The hour and
place. HIRAM U0LBR00K. Referee
Dated, March 7th, 1890 Sw39
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BOOTHS READING REGUL ATED.- The Free
Democrat relates that package of newspapers
was carried to Booth last Saturday, to afford him
the latest news. The U. S. Marshal would not
let the papers pass into Booths hands before
carefully inspecting them, to see if they contain
Cd incendiary' matter, or anything improper
for the prisoner to read.
tB We learn that the Supreme Court of this
State will not give an opinion u pom the gene
raj question of Farm Mortgages until after the
argument of two or three more cases now before
that tribunal. A decision may not be made for
two or three months
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The Eve and Ear,

Copies Of Dr. F. A. Cadwes Treats. on the Eve md
and Ear have been left at this Office for grauitous dstr
button to those who may be afflicted with diseases of the
Eyes and Ears The work contains 800 pages of in
teresting matter and treats OF almost every of dis
ease to which these delicate organs subject Those
troubled with loss or defective sight and bearing wi do
well to call for copy OF the book Dr. Cadwes Office in
House. Sm31
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Notice,

The subscriber Offers himself as candidate for N.
once OF CIT KEASURER, at the approaching election
AID respectfully socits the support of his
sens. INV oili-
Ksnoshs, March 9th, 1860. SStS
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Bristol Rennb,ican Canon.

1he Republican electors of the town of Bristol
are requested to me.t at the School House. near
= anes hellogg's, on Thursday the S9,h day of
March, 1860, at O'Clock P. NJ. to nominate Town
p By Order of the Comnssttes.
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VMineral Point, Wis has a ponpIot;or -,
$500 and has 637 buildings, of which more n ~ -
one half are substantial structures of stem or
brick. '7 "