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SGC'S err Apples, in prime order; Goshen and
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premium New Jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese
extra hne quality also, large stock of Family
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prices to suit the times, at the New Sio-e-2s3 7tb
st. ode IS) e. n IEWEIJ "
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

tut oH TIC PhTPOscS ~ TuUftfy tHtsb,
Composed that disease within the Of their
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search and cleanse and insgora every portion OF
storing It's healthy vtses AZ consequence Of these
properties the aid who bowed down pain
seal debility as;onIshst TO find h health energy
stored by remedy At once simple aud ia viting.
Not only do they the every day complaints Of
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for their the following complaints Couvene Heart
burn, Headache arising from dsordered stomach, Nausea
lndg Pain and Morbid lnacton OF the Bowels Flat
usney, Loss Of Appetite Jaundcs and other Kindred
plants arising from lev state Of the body ebstrueeo
ttsf unc
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NoTE:-Under the regulations Of the department,
as erstofore and now existing. payment can he
made 70, advertising proclamatIons except To- snoS
RooIshers as are specially authorized to publish by
tns S0mmssloner OF the General Land Office.
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DR.. ]. @. AVER q co.

IN. - " a n N - COs
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, 81 PR BOTTLE; SIX BorTLKs ron o..
E2rSed BY 8. d. GILMAN, washin gten; n. q. r. Cla
Sell, GssrGsnvn. and sy all pruEgsts srsryvhsrs.
no lS-so1mI
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HAS COME!-HAS COME HAS GOMEZ
II THE GOOD TIME has COME!

SINGERS No. 2 SEWING MACHINE
Can SoD Be had for One Hundred Dollars!
No. / for Ninety Dollars, e.
For manufacturing purposes the only reliable ant
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Family Sewing Machines from Fifty to Seventy
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trating oil OF Singers Sewing Machines, with spool
address.
A good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist
and other machine findings kept on hand, and sold
IN: SINGER L CO., ass Broadwsy,N.Y
VIM. II. GLOVER, Agent. se is tr
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ESR MckENNET LANSDALE eOO
c%O AGFTTs FOE THE OZU
PARK FIRE ms. CO. N. Y.-Cash capital and
supplies SS9,ooo. nearly; and correspondents Of
3tner Companies having cash capital of over
es,e9,gf: Losses es uitsb adjusted and promp tly
Ss'd hNo~ No k96 sth -t-,~t n
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CURE WARRANTED. or NO CHsRGr
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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MEDICINES.
m. JOHNSTON,
u BALTIMORE

Has Dfsoorered the most Cerfatn. SPEEDY, asd cry,
F6ecfRdl Remedy IH ia, World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCr
LET NO FALSE DELTAcY PRETENT
APPLY MaED ATEl.N.
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1Y6H5 SAt Jdf1 Hon, JNdGe BNtI6Y
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1885.
was recommended to Mr.. yno Tobias as skillful
Ooulst and as have eyes of remarkable pecuIiarI-
ty, was grathe ed to find that Mr.. Tobias seemed to
them by inspection, and some slight
and he has made me pair of Specta-
olos that suit me admirably. A, p, BUTLER
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For sale By the usual agents IN every oity and By
the druggists in Washington, 6eorsetown, and
Alexandria no g-eoly
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fHoETHE'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH A
~ child, price Sl.25.
The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold,
u u late head master of RUGBY School, and Regus
Professor Of Modern History in the Unworthy of
Oxford, by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, NJ. A., In two
Speeches of Thomas Corwin, with steel plate
portrait aid sketch Of his life. Edited by Isaac
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
de9 334 Pa. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th SITS
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EENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.-Ws are man
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tho best grades, at exceedingly low prices and we
would invite citizens and strangers to examine our
assortment OF Cloths. Doe Skin Cassimers and
Vests feeling assured that every garment Will give
entire satisfaction.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
daS 222 q nd Iofb ~
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THE MANY THOUSANDS cured stthst Iasti-u,ion .rh,n
the last seventeen years and the important Surg
cal operations performed by DR. Johnson. witnessed nv ~.
reporters Of the Papers aud many other persO nce..
which have appeared again and beor, public
sides his standing gentleman OF charact. ana r,pous
eility, sufficient ths afflicted. ian 2kl,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02

NEBRASKA. The bin to prohibit slavery in
Nebraska, which passed both houses of the Lee
gisature, and was vetoed by the Governor-an
appontee of Buchanan, was drawn in the exact
words of the Jeffersonian Ordinance of 1887, thus
Sec /. Be it enacted by the Council and
House of Representatives of Nebraska, that slave
ny or involuntary servitude, excepting for the
punishment of crime, be and the same is forever
abolished in this Territory.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the first day of July, 4. D.
1860.
The modern democracy discard the princi-
pies of Jefferson and repudiate him, because his
doctrines are unsuited to the slavery propagan-
dists Jefferson has been openly repudiated in
Congress this winter. Bingham (Rep) of Ohio
read extracts from the wrtings of Jefferson in
the House, and asked whsther the Democracy
would repudiate them? Smith (Dem) of Virgin.
ia is reported in the Globe to have replied as
follows -
Inc gentleman refers to the sentiments of dis
gulshed revolutionary men, and asks me if
repudlate them. Sir many of those sentiments
Oh course, L repudiate. Many of those senti.
ments are false in philosophy and unsound in
iact. Ii Jefferson, in his Notes on Virginia. en-
tertalned certain notions upon the subject of sla
very, what has that to do with the Federal Con
stitution? Va
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Diseases of the Liver.

ness disease, he enunciated a truth which the
perience and observation of medical is every day
confirming. The many apparently insane excuses Of
those who indulge in the Of sprtuous liquors. may be
thus accounted for The true of conduct, which
taken for in fauaton, frequently diseased state
OF the Liver No organ in the hnman SYSTEM when de-
ranged, produces frghtfn catalogue of diseases
And if instead OF applying the remedies to the manifesto
ations of disease often the case physicians would
prescribe with view to the original cause fewer deaths
would result from diseases induced by deranged
the Liver Threeourths Of the diseases enumerated
der the head Of Consumption have thor seat in diseased
Liver. Dr. ALane's celebrated Liver Pills. prepared by
Fleming Bros, are certain cure. feb.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. M'LAHE'S
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEA-
ING BROS of Pittsburgh Pa. All other Vermifuges in
comparison worthless. Dr. M'Lanes genuine Verm-
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills; had at all
respectful drug stores. None genuine Will the sigma
ture of FLEMING BROS.
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SPECIEIC
Or z - = ~
REMEDY EOR CONSUMPTION

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Debility Dyspepsia all Nervous Diseases Female Com
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w IL now put up in New Bottles nearly double the
od sze at the same price, viz Two Dollars per Bottle
aso an extra sixs q ounce bottes) at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dr. Churchl's Remedy is now placed within the reach
pophophite made from his original Formula and there
fore Chemically Pure and Reliable Beware of all Others
no matter who offers them to you.
TeatimOnialS.
In no single instance have found the remedy to fail
DR.. Churchill,
Tie Hypophosphes possesses the power OF increasing
nerve force and promote the function Of nutrition they
tend produce the most refreshing and rsnovang rest
Dir. L. Y. Nsacton.
' Gases of confirmed Pulmonary Consumption uni.
srny benefited by the free and continued use Hy
pophosphites."-R II. Clark, N. D.
Are most appropriate Remedies in large class Of az
fectons, resulting from lost of nervous "-Bos on
-XssicuI Il Surgical Journal.
Winchesters Hypophosphites unexceptienable In
their preparation t-A,nericdn Druootsts Circular.
Mr.. Winchester is worthy of all confidence, and de-
votes himself in these preparations in al
By DR.. Churchilrs MeIhod."-D Meredith Reese, H. d..
Nso York.
The thousands who wish to avail themselye. fhs rem
edy, prepared after Dr. Churchils method, OBJ
tain in bottles nearly double the of that heretofore
sold BY me, making it the cheapest well the mos
nov known to Medical Science.
This new style Offers more ample guarantees against the
many impure end deecerous palned of under the
OF Hypophosphes which spurious fraudulent and cacu
lated 10 endanger the health and lives of sufferers.
DIR. Churchilps Work on COnsum p tiOE
ready price IL cents. Circular just issue
contains complete inform alton in regard this
msnt will be sent gratis to all inquirers Make della
write at once. All orders and enquiries promptly al
tended to. Address j. WINCHESTER,
Cole General Depot in the United States John
| New York.
| ESN For sale in Kenosha, by F, ROBINSON.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Circuit Court for the County Of Kenosha.
Isaac Taylor, George Murray and James H. Kelley
plaintifs against Adelia Barry and Nelson Pendleton
defendants.
EEY VIRTUE and in pursuance Of the judgment enter
ND ed in the above entitled action, and
in pursuance and by virtue Of an ex,
KQnosha enforce mechanics lien certain preInis-
es hereinafter described, directed and delivered
have levied shall expose to sale at public auction
as the directs the Court House in the city of Ke-
nosha State Wisconsin, Tuesday, the 81 st day
of January D. 1861 at O'Clock in the afternoon OF
chat day. the following described property to witt The
barn standing upon all that certain piece or parcel OF
land situated and being in the county OF Kenosha an
State Of Wisconsin, and known and described as follows
TO wit The west part of the north half Of the north
quarter Of section number six 6 in nshp number two
2 north of range number twenty two 1921 east bounded
by line commencing at the north west corner of said
section; running twenty links
the church lot, thence south eight and links
thence east eight rods and twenty Inks thence north
eight rods and six links thence east thirteen rods and
Inks thence south eighty rods thence west forty rods,
and thence north eighty rods TO tina place Of beginning
excepting and reserYng thererom tract ofand bound
ed and described follows to wit Commencing al the
southeast Of the lot owned by the Methodist Eps
ocpa Church of Sylvania and running ence east i've
rods thence north to the the highway rods,
and six links thence along the center CT the high
way FIVE rods,
and gix links to the place of ginning also all the
yiph title and interest which the defendant Adeia Bar
nv had OF In and the above described piece Of land on
the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1853 Terms CASE.
Dated at sheriG's Office December 9th, A. D. 1859.
6w2T HUDSON FOX,
Sheriff OF Keposha County.
STRONG & FULLER Pits Attorneys, Racine, Wis
yuNHg above sale is hereby postponed until Monday,
Il February It'll 1860 at the time of day and place
OF sale
Dated, sherif's Office, Ksnosha, january s1st 1850.
II, FOX,
1W34 Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
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ia oAkzA-We have Iong supposed this celebrat ct
drug mad become to De an exploded humbur h n
we are assured by those skilled in the healing a, It
this conclusion, but the miserable wortbIass IL
Paratlons OF 1t that have been palmed off upon tbe
H preparations that contain about as
nluc oI virtues as they do of gold dust 1t is
gathered in the world is consumed in the old conn.
Tries OF Europe, where the science of medicine has
reached Its higaest perfection and where thew know
ne est what to employ for the mastery of disease
hence we are glad to find that we are now 70 have
compound ofths excellent alternative, which can
De relied on, and our community will not need he
assured that anything DIR. AVER makes. is WORTHY
OF their confidence. He has been for years engaged
in eliminating this remedy, (see advertisin~ sois
designing to make it his "chef d. ouurc'7 which
shoald add the browning glory to his already envia
bic reputation.-Americdn Get, Ncac York
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The New American CyclOpedia.

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Cyclopedia will be received by E. NJ PETIT,
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for the New CycIOpetila. and BentonS Abrilgem ent
of the Debates in Congress.
Kenosha, April 14th, 1859. 1yA
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EOrGiGaa NeAus

2Sth ult. VI 'iahu on the
IrALY;-The news of Count Walewski's res.
ignatlo4 hes produced very painful imnres
on the Pope. He called together the pr;n";nn1
members Of the Sacred College and declared to 70
In Sin mat he would never fail in the mission
whleh God had entrusted him with. bnt lie ba
predecessor, Pous 7th he would snfer r I'M S s
even fl martyrdom rather than do so. ''-'i' "iiu
D. II Is said that France supports the nroto.+ .,
leumont against the enlistment of forej onors IN
the Papal Army, and particularly arsinot .h ta
wholesale introduction of Aust IAN recruits into
boi gitggs from Genoa eak of the possibility
The kin~ Of y Go -med in Italy.
increasina :. -,aples was reported to be largely
address lis forces. The Pope is said to have
~ Led another note to ali Catholic powers
: -cept Sardinia. Rumors had been current thai
an intention on the part of the Pope to oui
home, but the Paris Patrie gives denial to ia,
report. " VIZ
.AUsTRIA.-Charges become rife against Ans
ira, OF disguised Intervention in Italy,
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70 It's quite common observation, tina CON
sumption is the chief curse of this climate. nIev.
rag upon old and young, and scattering wi deIy
Its shafts OF destruction But all who have eve,
Travelled through the South and West, or, indeed
through any portion ofthe interior of the country
must have noticed that there is diserso far nore
prevalent among Americans than consumption
Day after day they are alternately shaking as with
nervous fit, or rendered delerious with fever
Most of them find an early grave. No one who
has ever seen or experienced this disease car
fail to perceive that we alude to what is called
Fever and Ague. The discoverer of remed '
for this evil must and should be considered q
CELEBRATED ITTERs is the remedv. we knov
from personal trial.
For saleiby Druggists and dealers generally ev,
erywhere.
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SMITH, OF North CARoLINIA.-since tn.
Democratic members of the House almost upan-
ImoUsly voted for Smith for Speaker. some of
the Democratic papers, speak of him as nation
al wing, dc,ato rid the party of the odium q
gong over to the Know-nothings. Whoever will
take the pains to examine the political classifca
ton OF the members of Congress as published in
any OF the Democratic papers before the meeting
OF Congress, or even since, will find Smith class
ed as an American. Besides, Smith has uni
:ormly acted with Americans since the meetipp
of Congress.
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Those Terrible Negro Riots.

Our contemporary the Democrat, republishes
from the Detroit Free Press nearly two columns
OF negro rOting i'll Canada. Our neighbor has
been hoaxcd, and very likely through the instru.
mentality Of the Milwaukee Ne,os. The Canad
papers published in the locality where the riot
are alIedged to have occurred, pronounce the
statement false. The Charleston Planet, printed
at Catham Canada West, speaking of the negro
riot story, published in the Detroit Free Press
(fhe same as published in the Kenosha De mserQt(
says:
"A more malicious libel, greater string Of
iaIsehoods, more villainous article we have
ever seen in pint. In word,l the whole ar
ileie iIom the Free Press, is base, wicked and
malicious lie. from beginning to end and richly
entities the writer Of it, to good coat of tar and
eiathers, which he most assuredly will get, if he
ever shows his face in Chatham"
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02

Its wonderful effect arid consequent popularity-per
maps no article in the history of the Hateia MedicG
er acquired the patronage subject to the
OF severe and different tests and met with few
aures as the Mustang Linment 1t has justly been sty&
Panacea for all external wounds cuts wellngs sprains
bruises or erupons beast. 1t is so far med
cne Of surprising virtue physicians are compelled
to prescribe it, and from remarkable Of Chron
&c and Distorted Rheumatic cases. has naturally attrac
ted much attention from the first scientific minds the
age No family afford to be without bottle of the
Mustang Linment in the house Beware of imitation
The genuine sold by respectable deae RS in all parts
the world feb.
BARNES L PARK. Proprietorx York
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Dvspepsia and General Debility.

Carlisle, Warren Co., O. March g. SO:
DR.. G. W. RoBACK-Dedr Sir: For the benefit Of suf.
fering humanity permit to say have found your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, a sure cure
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. suffered
from the above mentioned diseases five years. and
have tried great pany physicians, but to no pur-
was advised by friend to try your Blood Puri.
fer and Pills. and did so. was living in Cincinnati at
the tme and went to your office and purchased one bot
tie of the Purifier and box of Pills commence with
and bless the day found your valuable medicines for
enjoying good health at present, and feel confident
that the permanent. Let others buy and take
what they please, for me, give the Blood Purifier
and Pills for all chronic Diseases which from impure
blood or arrangement of the digestive organs take no
other medicines, and have for the last eighteen
months. Most truly, T. V. DUBOIS
See Advertisement. feb
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02

A-Y Inc henosha Democrat last week amused
itself by attempting to point out differences Of
opinion, which it alledges prevail in the Repub.
llcan patty on some aspects ofthe negro question
Inc conclusion arrived at is, that Republicans
do not think alike in all matters :: and furtbor-
more the inference is drawn that the "truly ma
tlonaI Democratic party is unity and must
prevail Now inasmuch as the. controlling idea
OF the great Democratic party as represented IN
Congress, is dissolution Cfhe Union, in case OF
the election ola Republican President in Novem.
Der next it is fair to suppose that the Democrat
accepts that as one of the unitary doctrines of
the Democratic party
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-02-02

Circuit Court. County of Kenosha, and State of
Wsconsin.-The State OF Wisconsin to Otis G.
Carter and Julia b. Garter his wife. William w .
Crane, John z. Fellows Jr., and Seth w. Hale !:
defendants.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
plaintiff in this action which is filed in the office
of the Clerk of this Court, at Kenosha city in said
county, and to serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint the subscriber at his office in the
days after the service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
JON b. JILSUE, Plaintiff Atty
Witness the Hon. David Noggle Judge of
lis. the First Judicial Circuit Of the State of
Wisconsin, at Kenosha this thrtieth day
ofJanuary, A D., 1860.
6w34 l.. b. NICHOLS, Clerk.
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Cory's Stomaohio Ri++arx

The public have become land justly SOY suspicious and
pregdiced against almost ali kinds Of Patent Medicines
that bear the name Of Btters.
There has been 30 many worthless say perhaps
injurious nostrums palmed of upon the people, that it
not to be wondered at Yet this should not
sensible person to discard entirely the whole family
Btters, because he has been imposed upon there
Medicine which has been but short time before the pub
lie, and that is achieving wonders in curing permanently
dyspepsia, Liver Complaint 9ck Headache, COsveness
Loss OF Appetite, Jaundice Debility Dizziness and al Of
those u.s. which grow OF deranged of the Ston
ach and Bowels. Corys Stomachic Bitters combine all
the properties Of tonic and purgative and worth All
the pills in hs country put together They compound
ed entirely from gums long known to the profession
the best adapted this disease. Call upon agents
and get pamphlet. See advertisement in another col
ian