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Kentucky Democracy.

At the recent Democratic State Convention
held in Kentucky, strong resolutions were passed
declaring that neither Congress Or Territorial
Legislature, possesses the power to interfere with
the right of holdiRg slaves within the limits of
any of the Territaries. A member of the con-
vsntion, Mr.. Caldwell,) suggested that the ad-
option of too rank resolutions on the slavery
question, would ALLEVIATE the northern Democras
cy. To this suggestion another member replied;
"D-n the northern Democracy and Douglas
with it." 1t was declared by several of the lead.
ing members of the convention that the south
muet insist on slave code for the Territories,
whether it alierated the north or not. A resolu.
ton to endorse the Cincinnati platform was yo
ted down by an overwhelming majority. "A
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For THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH.
TeacIlers ASsOc5ations

The Teachers Association of the town of Bris
tol, met according TO adjournment January 9TH
1860, at 2 o'clock 2. NJ. and was called to orde,
by the President 500 I'll p, -..a.
The roll was then called by the secretary
thirteen members answering to their names
Minutes OF the previous meeting read and ap
proved. s.la ..r5,un f.a.. .--. t,
An exercise was then conducted by Mr.. j. F
Chase in English Grammar Also an exercise
in Geography by Mr.. Z. r, Shepard. Er- -
1t was then moved that Written Arithmetic BIZ
omitted, as Mr.. Merwin was not present. Sec.
onded and carried. o. 3-7-'
An exercise in Reading and Elocution by Mr.
William E.. Roberts, Mental Arithmetic by Mr.
VIM Cummings Penmanship and History BY
E. w. Sherwood r..st as .r...
Appointments for the next meeting were then
in order. English Grammar, E. w. Sherwood
Geography, j. F, Chase. Written Arithmetic,
Thomas A. MOrand. Reading and Elocution
Charles Bourne. Mental Arithmetic, Horace
Curtis. Penmanship, Miss Lydia F. Bourne
History, Miss Theadotia L. Smith
Then moved by Mr.. Shepard, that when W.
adjourn from the evening session, we adjourn to
meet at Asbury Chapel, February 5th, 1860, al
2 o'clock P. NJ. Seconded and carried. : = -
| Moved that we adjourn until O'Clock P. M
| Seconded and carried
| The evening session was called to order by
the President. Reading of the Bible by the
President and prayer by MIR. Curtis.
The roll was then called by the secretary
twenty-three members responding to their names
by sentiments.
Discussion of the following question:
ResOt1ed, That the common school teacher ha.
more influence in the United States than tn,
Press. Aft. Thomas A. Morand Neg. E. W
| Sherwood.
Address by Mr.. Warren Taplin. Subject
''The True Teacher"
1t was then moved that the following question
| be discussed at the next meeting:
ResCLred, That the true object of study il
mental discipline
Seconded and carried. Aft, J. F. Chase. Neg
William E. Roberts
Mr.. Quinlan then moved that Mr. T. ]. Conat
! ty,. Principle of Kenosha High School, be invi
ted to deliver an address at the next meeting o
| the Association. Seconded and carried.
Moved by Mr., Shepard that the Secretary b,
instructed to have the proceedings of this meet
ings published in the Tstegra, h, of Kenosha.-
Also notice of the next meeting at least two
weeks before the said meeting. Seconded and
| carried.
Moved to adjourn to Asbury Chapel, February
9Th, at o'clock P. NJ. Seconded and carried
WARREN TAPLIN, Pres.
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E. W. SHERWOOD, Sec.

The REVIVAL IN SCOTLAND AND IRELAND
The revivas in the west of Scotland have be-
come quite general, but are not attended with SC
many or so remarkable conventions as in Ireland
All denominations unite in it, except the estab
lished Presbyterian church, who's ministers
treat it coldly or with open opposition and ridi-
Guile. DIR. Robert Lee, ofthe Grayfriars church,
Edinbuag. lately preached sermon, on the revi
walls, in which he characterized them as "nce
amusements for sentimental old wives At Air
drie and Drumclare the work goes on marvellous
~, and the Baptist minister has immersed nearly
the whole adult population.
The results of the revival in Ireland appear to
be lasting and satisfactory. A late Irish paper
says: ''Its influence upon intemperence and
prison crime is marked. The number of prison
ers for trial in the Ulster county Jail this year is
about one halfthat of last year, At the October
session of 1858, there were fourteen persons in
custody the total number for trial this year is
six. The Lords day is more respected than ever
it was before; prayer meetings and Sabbath
schools are multiplied to almost incredible ex-
tent drunkenness and riotng are no longer open
ly heardi and pauperism ia dwindled down to al
most nothing.
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relations and institutions, and must be centent
with that; while both sections of the Union, stiv-
ing to do exact justice to each other may yet
be relived from all jealousies and heart-burnings
and escape the derison of the nations of the
earth. hH
" Faith without works is death" Labor, and
vigilance, and honesty of purpose, devoted to
the welfare of the state, and ofthe common coun-
try with an earnest desire for the prosperity and
happiness of the people, will dispe all the dark
ness that envelopes US, and restore the hopes Of
permanent prosperity. With just pride we
may then look. in the past, upon the budding,
opening glory Of Young America as she was, and
in the present, upon her rich ripeness as she is
ALEX. w. RANDALL.
MADISON, Jan. y, 1860.
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Tbe Calamity at Lalvrence.

The disaster briefly noticed last week of the
falling of the Pemberton Mills, at Lawrence Mas.
sachusetts. appears to have been one of the most
appalling, which has transpired for many years
The building was five stories high, 250 feet long
40 wide, with wing As feet square. The nnm-
Der OF operatives employed was 9f0 Nearly
quo lives were lost, large proportion of which
were young girls, many of them being the main
support OF their parents: The fall of the build
ing was sudden, without giving sufficient warn
ing 20 allow the escape of those within. Soor
after the fall of the building, it tooks fire. which
added to the fearful destruction of life Tn. .os
OF the building is set down at $500, 900; it wa,
regarded defective in its construction, and b,
many unsafe.
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CIR AR D HOUS e.
Chicago, Illinois.
Directly opposite the ILL., Gent, Mich. Cent GaIena Chi
cago Union, Burlington, Quincy and ST. Louis
....... Rail Road Depots. -
Board, 81 per Day.
COX Dc WHITE, PRoPRIEToRs
g-1 FIRE proof Stabng in connection with the House
i0fseS anu buggles Tor Hire. 32h
NJ OTTO E. eog
|HNHE undersigned being anxious to close their
Il business in Kenosha, would say to those in.
deoted to them on book account or by note. that
the same must be settled aoithoa delay B-Ali ac.
co unts eit unsettled after the first of February
settlements are made. wv -
HITCHCOCK 81 BRO.
-Kenosha, Jan. 10, 1860 3w3I
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During practice of more than twenty years, DR.. M
Lane had attended innumerable patients afflicted with
cry OF disease and induced try all the
energies of his mind to the discovery of vermifuge,
worm destroyer certain in its effects the result Of his
labors is the American Worm Specific before the pub
c prepared by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh (which per
ecy safe and be given alike to children of the
tender age to the aged adult purges mildly and sub
dues fever and destroys worms with invariable
1t is easy of administration, and it oes contain
mercury in any form whatever restrictions
sary with regard to drinking cold water Isl capable
Of doing the least injury to the tenderes infant An in
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xermuge. TATJ
"a Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. MLANES
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEM-
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Tho New American CyclOpedia

NOW READY-SEVEN SUPERB VOLUMES
To be completed In Is Volumes, Poyat &c.,
One Volume P",Iished every 60 Days
PRICE OF AMERICAN CYcLoPEDIA in extra cloth
per Vol 49, in library leather, $3.50; in half Turkey
rocco 81 in half Russia, 5O in full Morocco antique
gilt edges, $3.50.
Evory family ought to possess copy of the New Cye
iopedla 1t is Library in ITSELF Save half a dime
day-a little sefdenial will do -and you save enough
to buy set of Books which will give you informa.
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prentices and merchants clerks procure work
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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
Cyclopedia will be received by Z. NJ. PETIT,
Authorized Agent for the city and county of Kenosha
for the New CycIOpedia, and Benton's Abridgem en-
Of the Debates in Congress.
Kenosha, April 14th, 1859. lyA
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Mexican Mustang Liniment

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From Pixies Peak

The Pixies Peak Express, conductor Lewis ar
rived in this city last evening.
The express brought $3,9O5,75 in dust. and
there was Sl9,OoO in the hands of the passengers
Numerous quartz leads have been discovered
lately, and many persons were working them
There being but two mills, much larger amount
of quartz was taken out than could be Crushed.
The general health of the country was good
Provisions were high. Flour was selling at SIS
per cwt., but train from Santa Fe was expected
in every day, which would lower the price little
sugar was very scarce, and bringing Acc per Id
bacon 25c; coffee 3Oc.-Learen,oorth Times, Jan
10
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PREMIUM PICTURES

MR.. JOSLYN be found at his rooms, in readiness
to wait upon customers from A. NJ, to p M These
short days early especially with your children. Don't
be in hurry give him time to make good picture, and
my word for it, you will get it:
Mr. J. has show q new style picture, for sending
away letter. sold at the price of the Iron Mea
notype picture but far superior He has all the different
sylescases at the very lowest prices and is receiving
new stock constantly. Now the time if any of cit
liens want any kind of picture known to the art 60
Josyn he can get it for you quite WE'LL if not bet
ter than could get it done in Chicago elsewhere.
The Holidays close at hand-a correct likeness to
an absent relative friend, acquaintance
he art is very acceptable We have got Go thou
and do likewise.
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STHE DISEASE that Americans can tru.
ly call TO the ''sad born" is the Fever and Ague
and of all the terrible diseases to rack the brain
emaciate the form, and render the entire body
helpless and utterly powerless None can, in
our estimation, claim precedence over it. The
excruciating pain experienced by the afflicted is
not exprcssibe-it is only to be realized. TIC
those who have been stricken down with it. a
remedy of any kind must, as a matter of course,
prove OF the greatest interest One of the most
powerful and speedy cures that we know of is DR..
j. Hostetter's celebrated Bittcrs. In recommed,
ing tito the public, we know and feel, that we
are doing great service. Its benefcent effects
upon the stomach, and its mild taste cannot but
render it popular among all classes
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
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~ Our National Disorder.---Dr. Roback's
~ = -. --...-.-. IL. fnraa -------.--

The American stomach is tormenting organ. 1t is
generally out of order. The is obvious The driv
ing of business has not time, will take time
properly to masticate his food. He bolts it, bad
manners is catching, all classes follow his example,
Hence Dyspepsia, with all its Indi-
geStion, Liver Complaint and disorders OF the Bowels in
all their various phases. Against these and hundred
others complaints, the Scandinavian Blood Purifier
waging exterminatng warfare The of these
Medicines have been astonishing in age of scen
tine miracles They do not dlLeUiate, they etinyutsh
disorder The agony the fever, the debility, the
pondency which characterize Affections the digestive
and vanish under the influence of these
preparations The constitution itself to acquire
energy under their operation. See advertise jan
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u A Southern man may come North and
speak any sentiments he pleases and as boldly,
loudly and repeatedly as he chooses, and nobody
will try to modest him, but so long as he proves
himself gentlemen, everybody will respect him.
On the other hand leta Northern man go South
mildly or manfully, he will not only be insulted
but abused, outraged, tarred and feathered, and
rode out of town on the sharp edge of a rail-
Albany Journal.
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Important to Females

r. CHEESEMAN PILLS.
Prepared By Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, M. d. Neu
York CITY.
me combination of ingredients in these Pills the
suit q long and extensive practice They are mild il
their operation and tain in correcting all irregularities
painful transformations, removing all distractions whether
from cold or otherwise headache pain in the sde papita
ton of the heart Whites all objections, Mysteries
fatigue, 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, as they will bring the monthly period will
regularity Ladies who have been disappointed in the
ofother Pills place the utmost confidence Dr. Cheese
mans Pills doing all they represent to do.
Notice.
There is one condition Of the female system IN sohicl
the Pits cannot be taken sOitt0t prOdUcisl0 Pro u
LIAR RESULT The condition referred 10 is IREG.
NANCY-tte result, 1fLSCARRLAGE Such as the ir.
reSd6te tendency cfhte medicine to restore the sexual
functions to normal condition, that eUG1 the repfoduc
tioe pO0er 0fndtttre cannot resist 1t.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
urous Explicit directions which should be read accom-
pany each box Price 81. Sent by mail enclosing 81
to the General AGENT.
Sold by one druggist in every town in the United States
r. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent for the United States
165 Chambers street, New York. whom all orders should
be addressed
For sale By Starkweaher Co.. and by Robinson, X e.
nosha Bolles, Smith Co., Chicago. ly42
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Y The Family Friend, weekly newspaper
published at Monticello, Florida, says -" On
Thursday night, December 2zd, there was quite a
respectable fall of snow in this place. Snow is
comparatively stanger to the Land of Flowers
and this is it's first visit to our knowledge since
we have been a resident of the state-the rise OF
five years -
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DIR. p. 9. ARNDT,

Physict0n n'ad Surgeon Would respectfully announce
to his friends and the public generally that he has perma
nenty located himself in toe City of Kenosha. Having
practsed h profession for the past Segenesn years. he
hopes by strict attention to business TO merit share
public patronage. "
RESIDENCE Is Market street. doors of the Court
House, where he may be found at all times, ready to
RNend professional calls,
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ESNAn interesting and exciting debate occurred
III 'ne United States Senate last week, in which
Douglas Davis, Pugh, Clay, Gwin and Grow (al
Democrats took part, Pugh, of Ohio undertook
the business of defending; Douglas Popular sover
eighty doctrine. This brought down the nations
Democracy en- Douglas with much bitterness
Douglas told them he would not waste time IN
taking them singly, but would in due time give
them tsir dues altogether.
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Cows Stomachic Bitters.

The public have become (and justly SOY suspicious and
preJpdced against almost ali kinds of Patent Medicines
tina I Dear the name Of Bitters.
Trere has been SO many worthless not to- say perhaps
injurious nostrums pamed off upon the people, that it
not to be wondered at Yet this fact should influence
sensible person to discard entirely the whole fae
Bters because he has been imposed upon there Is
Medicine which has been but short time before the pub
c and that is achieving wonders in curing permanently
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, Cosveness,
Loss OF Appetite Jaundiee Debility Dizziness and all of
those Ills out Of derange state of the Stom
ach and Bowels Cory's Stomachic Bitters combine all
the properties Of tonic and purgatve and is worth all
the pills in the country put together They compound
ed entirely from gums long known to the profession
the best adapted to this disease Call upon agents
5 get pamphlet See advertisement in another col
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