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Lndd. webster & Cas- Lock stitch Sew.

Ladd, Webster 81 Co.'S Lock stitch Sew
ing EEackines.-The agency and right of sale
for these excellent machines are now in the hands
of Cook, Stone e. Co.. t2l Lake rect, Chicago,
who in introducing 50 desirable a machine TO the
Northwestern public, merit the thanks of the entire
community No machine has ever made its appear
ance in the Sewing Machine market, which SO ful
ly merits the appreciation and patronage which
meet i: everywhere. The workmanship displayed
in its tnish-the simple, yet scientific principles
its workng-its great strength, and + e absence OF
friction in It's partsthe wide range of its capacity
sewing as it viii the finest muslin the heaviest
leather, making the sttch alike beth sides its
ease of management, and its durability, render it
just the thing SO long needed, yet SO long sought
for in vain. We fully recommend it to cur friends
-ChicogO Tribune. 2w25
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Important to Females

DIR. G ia 81 H SR MANS PILLS,
Prepared By Co3s1etjusL. CzeesenGn, H. D., N Y Gin
The combination of ingredients these Pills are the re-
suit of long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation and tain correcting airreguares
painful transformations, removing all distractions whether
from cold or otherwise, headache pain in the side papa
ton of tn heart, whes all nervous affections Mysteries,
fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &c. disturbed sliced
which arise from interruption of nature
TO Married Ladies', Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, as they will bring the monthly period WI
regularity. Ladies who have bee disappointed in the
use OF other Pills place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all they represent to do.
There as one condition Of the female system an qctc
7he PS cannot be taken aoithout prodWcinQ EEt e.
LIAR RESULT. The condition referred to Is L'REG.
NANCI-tbe result, MISCARRIAGE, Such as tie H.
reSsabte tendency cfde medicine TO restore the SeaVaI
functions to normal condition. that eUen the reproduce
ta0e poecer 0fndt0re cannot resist it,.
Warranted purely vegetables and free from anything in
Jurous Explicit directions which should be read
pany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail enclosing 81
to the General agent. lt3H $50
Sold by druggist in every town in the United States
R. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agentf for the United ate5
165 Chambers street, New York. whom all orders SHOULD
be addressed
For sale by Wheeler Clark, and by F. Robinson! Ke-
nosha; Boles, Smith Co., Chicago. MAIN ly4
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rEoofiand,s Rarsam5c Cordial

Will cure long standing Cold in very short time
Read the following = 80
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16, 1858.
DR. c. NJ. JACKSON SIR I had for some time been
suffering under severe cold having pains through my
whole system sore throat ard hoarseness when was
recommended to try ''Hoohanls Balsamic Cordial" L
accordingly procur ed bottle, and am happy to state
that one-haf completely cured me- now unhestating-
" recommend to my friends who may be similarly all c.
ed and deem than justice to bear this publ
testimony to its virtues. Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR MOHENRY,
Tenth Street. above Coates.
Prepared only by Dr. G. NJ. Jackson No. AIS Arch St.
Philadelphia and for sale by Druggists and Storekeep
ers throughout the United States and Canada Price x
cents per bottle nov.
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Gg~ A poor widow named Mrs.
Catherine Rottsford,is in Jail at Charls-
ton, 5. g., awaiting trial as an abolition
ist. She acknowledges that she is so
and an admirer Of John Brown, but has
never tempered with slaves. The May
or Of the city told her that if she was
man she would be hung at once, as no
doubt she wonl6 Her jail food is scan
ty, and If it were not for the Sisters of
charity she would suffer much.
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Eg Gov. RANDALL has addressed a
circular to the people of Wisconsin,
calling upon the humane and beneyo-
lent to contribute for the aid of the fam
ishing people in Kansas. 1t is hoped
that every town will take measures for
some material aid. The statements OF
the entire failure of every kind of crop
in portion of Kansas, are too well au-
thenticated to admit of particle OF
doubt.
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Grg~ The Boston Past saws. 0V

Ey- The Boston Post says: "We
hear Of several furniture ordeas this
week from the Southland more than
that, from Charleston-and more than
that, accompanied by remittances. In
the Piano forte trade, also, the southern
orders seem uninterrupted"
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CITY BANK OF KESosHA.

One ofthe first organized under the General Banking
ofthe State. ..s 1902
VIII give immediate attention to all Collections, and ous
entrusted to it, Remittances made for ectiors
day of payment. ~ .aHt
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncuts Mt Notes
bought and sold
Draw direct, to suit, the princip4 points
Great Britain France Germany Holland, Switze nj Nor
way, Sweden, &c. ea
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
E. G. DURANT, H B. T0WsLEE,
Cashier. 1s Presaoent.
KENosHA Sept. ist, 1857. s-*4E ..H.s#.
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$4,851,580,00
148,429,50
$5,OOO,OO9,5O
Hayai.


THAYER Il ELDRIDGE, of Boston, have in
press GUIDE TO HAITI, by James Redpatl
published under the auspices of President Geff>
rard, which will embrace history of that coun>
try, its Constitution unabridged, Essays on its
Natural History, Mineral Wealth, People, Re
sources, Religion, Revenue: Commerce, Laws, SC.
Also, all the Official Documents in relation to the
great Emigration Scheme, which is DOW attract
ing so much attention from our colored classes,
everywhere. No book has been published on
Hayti in the United States for the last thirty
years, nor in England for the last twelve years
A volume on Hayti, therefore, is much needed at
this time. Two editions of the Guide will be
published Price FiftyCents for the" Emigraut's
Edition." and One Dollar for the "Geffrard Ed
tion," including postage.
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BANKs-Iwo more Illinois Banks have been
thrown out by the Chicago Banks this week. They
have not complied with the demand to furnish ad-
diuonal securities. They are the Grayu,He Bank,
and the Southern Bank at GRANVILLE.
The following Banks are reported as thrown out
by the New York City Banks Bank of Singsing
n l.. Bank Of Commerce, Erie, Pa. Bank of Graz
Jord Go. Pa, Bankof Lacrence Co, Pa. Bank of
Upper Canada. The last named bank, it is thoTt
must be incorrectly stated
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'imples on the Face and Skin diseases,

Pimples on the Face and Skin Diseases,
re generally caused by Animalcul@ burrorghed in the
tie skin. DR.. rrasks Magnetic Ointment by its power
u aud penetrating qualities, destroys every vistage of
hem reso ing health ard beauty to the skin wherever
pp.ed, removing IAN and Freckes.
lNFLA@ED OR SORE EYE.
A. GsCusing, Of South Bend, Indiau&, says: g The
Mpsnetic nteni e oniy remedy il here for M
Famed Eyes 4he Auditor q our county has so much
faith ia curative powers in ls disease that he not on
y highly recoupned H. but offers to forfeit the amount
paid fof IL in each case, f Il nails of cure"
PILES
Piles which are this season Of he year particularly
troublesome are cured at by Tracks Magnetic
Ointment to the parts aec ell aud small Of the back
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE
Apply the Ointment Freely the forehead and temples
and back of the neck also to the soes of the feet and
palms of the hands 1t will relieve the seyeres headac he
in.thirty minutes.
Read advertisement in this paper 3miO
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Oregon and California Elections.

The latest news from the Pacific
States, renders it quite certain that Or
egon has gone for Lincoln, and the
chances are also that California has
gone the same way. This will give
Lincoln $50 electoral votes, and rs
more than are necessary to a choice.
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LINCOLN AND HANL1N-Abraham
Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlln, were in
the city of Chicago last week. Both of
these gentlemen avoided any public
demonstrations, and attended to their
business affairs, just like other private
citizens.
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MISSOURI STATE INTEREsr.-The
Missouri Republican says: "The
Treasurer Of this State publishes that
he viii be prepared to pay the interest
falling due on all the Missouri State
Bonds on the first of January next.
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SPEECaFE NOTICES.
Agricultural Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the Kenosha County
Agricultural Society tor the election of officers
win be held at the Hall of the Society in Bristol,or
Monday, December I'd, 1860, at o'clock, p M.
Kenosha, Nov. %, 20. H. II. TARBELL,
Secretary.
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The Democratic presses attempt to
delude their readers into the belief that
Mr.. Lincoln is a minority President
The total number of votes received by
Buchanan in 1856, was l,838,16O The
footings Of the total vote Of Mr.. Lincoln
in the several States are quite sure to
reach as high as Mr.. Buchanan's vote,
and in all probability will exceed it.
John Quincy Adams was elected
President. but did not receive one third
of the votes cast by the people. Polk,
also, had popular vote against him.
Notwithstanding these facts, the Democ-
lacy will probably continue to harp
about minority President.
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Wisconsin Bank Securities.

From the statement of the State Con-
troller, it appears that on the lst of Oct.
1860, the Banks in Wisconsin were Sc.
cured by State Stocks distributed as
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B@ At the last term of the Court
at Hayneville, Ala, one Randall Check,
was ind $1,000 for not feeding his ne
groes well.
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A Coon BIsHOP.-The Episcopal Bishop of
New Jersey,has issued an address the church
es in his diocese, requesting them to take col
lection on this Thanksgiving day, for the suffer-
ers in Kansas.
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TIL e.
ONLY PREP ARATION
Having proofs SO positive & direct as to
ExPE, THE D9lRra 0E All

For Statesmen, Judges, Editors PLY sicans of the old
schools well new, give their unqualified
ton, and recommend it for all of eruptions and
diseases of the scalp and brain but all who have used
unite testifyng that will preserve the hair be-
ing gray and from falling TO any age, as well as restore
Read the following
Oak Grove s. C. June oath, 1850
PRoF 0J. WooD: Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative
is rpidy gaining popular ity in this community have
had occasion to lay prejudice aside and give Hair
Restorative d perfect test: =
During the year 1854, was so unfortunate as to
be thrown from my suky against rock the road
SIDE from which my head received terrible blow,
causing great deal of irritao wn ch communicated
the brain and external surface of the head from the
effects Of which my hair finally destroyed the
entire surface of the head From the time first dscov
cred its dropping, however, up TO the time of its total
disappearance, employed everything could think of,
being professional man myself and as thought,
Outstanding the nature of the disease, but finally
defeated in every prescription advanced.
These and no other circumstances induced TO
sort your worthy Hair Restoratve which have
ry reason to believe, produced happy result: two
months after the first application had beautiful
head of young hair as ever saw for which certainly
owe you my most sincere thanks Rest assured, dear
sir, shall recommend your remedy to all nqurers;-
moreover shall use my influence which faer myself
to say is not a little.
You can publish this if you think proper
Yours very respectfully. III. j. WRIGHT, M. D.
Office of the Jefcrsonan, philippi, Va. Dec L, IS.
Dear Sir:-I feel it my duty well my pleasure,
state the following circumstance, which you
you think proper gentleman Of this place, Ia lawyer
has been bald since his carly YOUTH much that
he compelled to wear wig lie was induced to use
bottle of your "Har Restorative, which he liked very
mIch and after using two three bottles his hair
grew out quite luxurantly aud he now has handsome
head of hair. The gentleman's is Bradford, and
he is very well known in adjoining counties,
ny pei testify to the truth of this statement;
give to at the request OF Mr. Bradford You
sell great deal OF yoGr Hair Restorative in this and
the adjoining counties if you have the Proper agent
! THOMPSON SURGHNOR.
DR. WooD Dear Sir:PeYmit me TO express the obliga-
tos under for the entire restoration of my hair to
its original color about the tirne of my arrival in the
United states it becoming gray, but upon the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-29

g There are now on the dockets
of the Supreme Court, Portland, Maine
forty two suits for divorce.
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SOUTHERN APPLICANTS FOR OFFICE.
Thirty seven applications have been
made to Lincoln for the Richmond Va.
Post Office.
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IB- A woman and her five children
Were found at Topeka, K. T., on the
l4th ult., dead from starvation.
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The ELECTORAL Vote.

tits remarkable how many Presidents
have been chosen by about the same
electoral vote.
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Great Excitement
1T
l. EE g. BROMLEY'S.
HOW CAN THEY SELL GOODS SO
CHEAP7

We first put down the price of good black
SILK to -------- $1,00 &7s.
We first put down the price of extra wide
SILK to .-.-...-.-.Sl2 5.
We first put down the price of fancy silk to IS
We first put down the price ofPacifc and Ham
llton Delanes that4were selling for 25c,down
to Is and l8c.
We were the first to put down the prices
OF French Merlnos that were selling
Tor Us and las, down to- ST. 81 81 %
We were the first to put down the price
OF the best MerinoS and Prints that
were selling tor ii and l211ac down to -. 1oc
We were the first to put down Madden
IrlntS to- .---S q 611c
We were the first to put down the price
of bleached cottons.s
We were the first to put down the price
OF extra heavy cotton flannel to. IL Il 121c
We were the first to put down the price
otheayy apron check, worth l6c, to-. :. 124c
We we're the frstt to put down blue cot.
ten worth l6cs to l21c
We Were the fist to put down the price
OF extra heavy twIiIed flannel to. 3712
We were the first to put down the price
OF best Batting, and a0etgh At too, what
was selling for l4e to. -124c
We were the first to put down the price
OF the heaviest yard wide Sheeung Il & SC
We were the fst to put down the price
VI Sugar TO- % d &c
We were the first to put down the price
OF the best golden Syrup that was SELL
ing all round for 75c to.-----.- sec
We were the first to put down the price of
EVERYTHING.
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TB President Buchanan has dona-
ted 500 for the suffering people of
Kansas.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-29

The city of New York alone
contains as many white inhabitants as
the States of Georgia and South Carroll
ma
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BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS

The original medicine established in 1884, and first article
of the kind introduced ander the name of " PuL
MoNIC WATERS" in this any ether country; all othe
Pulmonis Waters counterfeits. The genuine can b
known by the BRYAN stamped on each Wafer.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
Bryan's Puimonic Waters
Relieve asthma, bronchitis, difficult breathing.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Rel Give Splitting of blood, pains III the chest
Bryan's Pdlmonic Waters
Relieve ineipient consumption, lung diseases.
Dryans Pulmonic Waters
Relieve irritation OF the Uvua and Tonsils.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are a blessing TO all classes and constitutions.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Are adap'edfor vocalists and public speakers.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect lasting and rapid cures.
8ryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
Nc family should be without a box OF
Eryau's Pulnonc Waters
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply of
Bryan's Pulmonc Waters
in his pocket.
No person will ever object TO give for
Bryan's Pumouic Waters
twenty Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester, N Y.
Sold by WHEELER CLARK, and i. ROBINSON Kenosha
and all good Druggists. 1ylS
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BUY THE Bt1ST. /!
Whioh As ia the eld ina cheapest.
USE
Laid, Webster & Co.'S
Tight Stitch Sewing Machines

.59 HI - IL \ II > IL l-LI ~ rSOl u SiOES
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most sGbs!aa:ia make ard ,tg:slt iaish, are ~
sroug, reliable, sample ia cufsgructio easily OPP
Grated by aoy.ce, and ia rtnary care, will *
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able and mere cQH pic9ted iIa hines, -
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and desirable in use; is aiEEzc both sides ~
OF the fabric, leaving ridge the upper
side, to out and loo the work. a decided -
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The needles are not curved and liable to break, .
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machine to all sorts ofwork. They will bind with ~
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n.y. We have numerous testimonials F: read a =
short and comprehensive one from tae !
Navy Office Washington, Aug. 12, 1859
conference.-the Sewing Machine ordered from -
you is safely at hand, ard Mrs III. is fully salts
fed with it, As evidence of its simplicity with q
out directions explanations she commenced Hn
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not experienced the least difficulty in it's opers 80
ton. cheerfuly give you my testimonial in its
favor. am respectfully your ob't ser,,'t i.
--ft Lieut.. VIM l.. MAITRY
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| The Editor ofthe CHRISTIAN WAro1,f.v G. p.
| ID FLECToR, says " We have TESTIMONY i, 70
rs vor of the Machine made by Lddd VebstSr r. n
r. which from the moral and religious Character 81
u the WrtersWe are satisfied could never have been
I'D obtained, had not the instrument fully rea,ys ~
~ representations of the makers respeetinc Il. 49,
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I'LL of high moral worth and integrity in the cor,yn
| - nifty, well known to our readers, and are If 4bo
| - most hattering character" ~ i = 0
y HENRY WARD BEECHER Of New yorl n
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Hon. HENRY J. RAYMOND, New Y Tirnes
81 HORACE II. DAY, India Rubber Patentee.IIon
IIS JOHN d. OHISELlN, Jr., Norfolk Va-WM D
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10 Editor PRACTICAL MECHANIC Editor sri
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= From the above eminent gentlemen and distin
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Agents for NoTth-W estern States.
Aso Lake sireet, CUP stairs) Chicago.
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