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eoma1s Republioan Cauoua.

The Republican electors Of tho town Of Somer'
- yconested To meet at the Town Hall. on Tue,
- Mach 9Th at 2 O'Clock. J. d.. to nominate
'3ddafes for Town Officers, to be supported Al
q annual election on the first Tuesday IN April.
BY ORDER or COMMITTEE
C,v,ars March T. 1860
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The April number
Of thi. attractive periodical is received. The ia
vor Of Godeys Lady's Book has become SO uni
versal it seems almost supcrhuous to attempt to
add anything in its praise Single subscriptions
one year, $500. Two copies one year, S. 90.
Address l.. A. Cooley. 1913, Chestnut St. Phila.
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Extenporanecus School Exercises. -
With the view of testing The capabilities Of the
young gentlemen in the Kenosha High School
several of them we're required on Friday last, to
give addresses on subjects assigned, with only a
fta hours time for pr paration. 1t was remark
ID ON the occasion by one competent to judge,
chat tie Young gentlemen acquitted thems elves
quite well the average efforts Of this sort by
older students in college classes. The young
gentlemen no gave extemporaneous addresses
were Masters Quarles, Golf, Smith, Stark
weather, Rei;brook and Baldwin. The School
Paper on Friday was read by Master Charles
Jilsun aud Mss Els tella Bulen.
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Fat BeeE--T be faltest beef said to have bcen
brought into this market for the past year, came
from the farm of G Dousc ofPleasont Prairie,
Oh Tuesday last English q Co., had it on ex-
libtion in their market, yesterday.
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Lost-A small Cameo breast pin on Saturday
gening last, between Odd Fellows Hall aud
Vest Nam Street. The finder will be literally
ewarded by leaving it at this office
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A petition was presented in the State Sen
te Yesterday, from thirty Ladies Of Kenosha,
or law exempting sewing machines from levy
nd SALE on executions.
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SCHOOL PAPER.-Ch Charles Quarles and Minnie
reft, will read the school paper on Friday after
noon Go. morrow, in the High School room. The
riends of the school are invited to attend.
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The Lady's home Magazine, for April, is
an unusually interesting number. The story en-
titled After the Storm" is one of absorbing in
terest, and calculated 20 convey valuable mora
lesson. We shea.i Ike to see this unezcepuon.
able magazine in every family of our land.
Published by T. S. Arthur & Co, 1928
Walnut St, Philadelphia, for 50 90 Der year.
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- The old bell on the Foundry building, Of
dessrs Campbell Il Head, which has for a long
line only been heard, to ring fire alarms, has
lgain assumed its old vocation of ringing the
COMMENCEMENT and close Of working hours
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Justice of the Peace.-We are authorized to
the name of II. FUTILE, as a candi.
late for reelection TO the Office Of Justice of the
Peace, at the ensuing city election.
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Established lS3S.
SUGAR COATED PILLS
Is CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM s1
Eerrick's Kid Strengthening Plasterz
THE GREAT STRENGTHENER
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy in the

These renowned Pasers pains weakness and distress
IN the back sides and breast in five hours CERTAIN
they to do this that the proprietor them SPREAD
from resins basams and gums beautiful kid leather
ders them peculiarly adapted to the Females and
others Their application is Internationally the strong
man the delicate woman and the feeble infant each and
an they VIII prove balm and blessing Their use agree
ape ana without annoyance trouble plaster will
wear from one to four months and in rheumatic
spas ana s frequently effect when other
eaeS a u directions will be found the back of each
Eoeass ministers Of the gospel Others
VIII strengthen their lungs and improve their voices BIZ rea
i'g them on their breast Price Is 81 cents $3.50 ~ ~
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~ A correspondent sends rs a presentation
address, made by Miss Hodge on behalf Of the
pupils Of school, to Mr.. Dodge, the teacher
We shall probably give it place next week.
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The NATIONAL ERA and the Washington
RePoJttc, both Republican papers at Washing
ton City, are to be discontinued and new pa
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Mass Meeting.

The mass meeting called to be held yesterday
afternoon, to consider the subject of the election
of Chief Justice, was adjourned until evening.
In.the evening the meeting was organized by call
ing L. B. Nichols, ESQ., to the chair, and ap-
pointing H.. F. Schof, Esq. Secretary.
committee to report resolutions expressive
af the sense of the meeting was appointed by the
chsir, consisting of the following persons: s Y;
Brand, c. G. Shoes, and Judge Jikun.
The resolutions reported by the committee and
adopted by the meeting, declare it to be the daty
Of the people, to MAINTAIN the constitutional
rights of the State, against the encroachments of
the federal government, and TO sustain the posi-
ZION hitherto taken by our Supreme Court on the
question Of State Rights.
The resolutions also express the belief that j.
Scott Sloan, the Republican nominee for Chief
Justice, occupies such position On the issue o.
State Rights, as entities him to the cordial sup
port of the Republican party.
Several persons addressed the meeting and the
proceedings were harmonious
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me above articles sold by all the dealers In Kene
y druggists throughout the United States Canad,
AZ "0Iesale BY all large Druggists in the
principal sltes' - HERRlCk BROTHER
OK fkTCTIcAL CHEMISTS, Albany NY
90, BoRee fhlilps Co. and by dealers every where
S Eor Ss ~ bS Si1sont , SsnIs2a Iy5o
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rz3-Thc first Robin Of the season made its ap-
earance to-day.
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IF you WANT
Pure Mocha or Old Gov.
Java Coffee, go to
SLOSSON Sc Co.'S.
If you WANT
Prime Rio Coffee, 90 to
SLOSSON & Cos.
Pure Burnt and Ground
Coffee, go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
IF you WANT
Cheap Sugar Of all kinds,
SLOSS0N & Co.'S.
IT you WANT
The very best qualities of
Green q Black Tea, go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
IF you WANT
Fresh Oysters, go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
IF you WANT
Pure Spices, Cream Tar
tar, &C., go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
The best brands of Spring
and Winter Wheat Flour,
go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
F you WANT
Sperm or Adamantine
Candles, go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
IF you WANT
No. l Whale or Lard Oil,
go to
SLOSSON 6 Co.'S.
IF YOU WANT
Fresh Burning Fluid, go
SLOSSON 6 Co.'S
I'm FACT, IF YOU WANT
a III xTHING
EVER KEPT IN A
HRSf-CLASS GROCERY STORE,
SLOSSON & CO.'S,
FOR YOU WILL SURELY
FIND WHAT YOU WANT
THERE, AND AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT
NJ e w S ALT!
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, AT
$1,3O per BIOL.
SLOSSON g. CO.'S.
G. S. WAEHBYs3
NO. I Ba1t1more
oNaB&
ERCRIvED nv EXPRESS EVERY
DAY, AT
SLOSSON q. CO.'S
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This agreeable Tonic is designed especially as
Safe and reliable Medicine
for F0meaIy Use.

for Family Use.
The Public are afured that our
LONDON Dock GIN is hyperion
article, poaef1ing all the virtues
afcribed to it as Medicinal Be-
verage, and deferving of their pa
ronage, in preference to the fus-
picious decodions emanating from
irrefpon6ble 1ources, and fold I'M
der various oretentious names.
The fad that our houfe Established
IN l778,) has attained favorable
reputation for the genuine character
and purity of its Liquors, win, we
truft, be a sufficient guarantee Of the
excellence of this article.
Put up in quart and pint bottles,
IN cafes of one and two dozen each,
with our name on the bottles, and
fac6mile of our Signature on the
wrappers.
Sold throughout the United
States and Canadas, by Druggifts,
Grocers, &c.
Druggists and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDIEs,
Direa from u. S. Bonded Ware \
houfes, of all the favorite brands
and mott approved Vintages.
For Sale by E. ROBINSON, Kenosha.
WHITEWASHINC!
VWyHE undersigned informs the citizens of Keno
Il sha. that he is prepared to do all kinds OF
Whitewashing aud Coloring Of Walls,
neatly and promptly. HY" A slate will be left at
| the Post Office for the reception Of orders.
2mS8 C0RNLIUS BUTLER.
RAGS WANTED
| A NY amount of RAGS wanted-either for trade
| IA or Cash. II. Fl. TARB ELL.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

FOR TIE CURE OF
Conferences, Jauedice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyse'lte'y, Foul Stomach, E,ysipelas, Headache,
Pies, Rheumatism, Eruptio'as and SKIN Diseases,
Ltoer Complaint, Dropsy, letter, Ihpaors and
Salt Rheum, Worms, Gom, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic
Price Is cents per Box; Five boxes for $1.00.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for the and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
For sale by j. b. WHEELER, KEsosHA: Thorp Cor
on, Racine J. Ii. Reed Co., Chicago; ]. Rice, Mil
Taukee and all Dealers in Medicines everywhere 1y34
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SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.

V%5N1sn Ae1lmID1IkJe
seq
When DIR. RoBAcK the eeIsbr, taa s,os.1 ,,
set forth il pau snrS Saa B t Pills
was years ago The task Of recommendss them H.: s
sakeh cut OF his hands. Enlightened men 1850
JOE sound Judgment and philosophy gives tbm$ oU;nar
make assurance dbIy sure befors renec and
where approving and urging the use Of tese every
AN who conHde in e wisdom and honestv ~ az
@ p, VINO choose to Themselves are now or
one nnd on this important subject 20 "is NV VI
DR.. Robaek invites the attention ~ tn .;.L 49,, IL
ORIGINAL LEsTTHTsS ~ 'he
jouruals v kno,n rroeesson, Editors Of public
the highest respectabilitys eiyi and Ladies OF
cures wrought by the Tendies which
-
These nsrt;s. N. n WLTNEsSkHS.
those may Deconsulted personally by lattar "a
the oon6t upon the subject The evidence IN
to tbe nnhI; ~, oback which at AZ times
' -, P4D.~ P''A'hshes "a faAoEing
.RACTA9 reazaae-aasstagsa
mat the BLOOD PURIFIER andeBLOOn Pills b.v. h...
r'Ved by snalyssto 49, - '''-
That OBTAIN NO MINERAL;
D~prDSIa
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HISTORY AND TRAVELS.
NOTLEY'S RISE OF DUTCH REPUBLIC,
BANCROFT'S UNITED STATES,
MACAULEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
L1VINGSTON'S TRAVELS. SOUTH AFRICA,
BAYARD TAYLOR'S
CYCLOPGDlA OF MODERN TRAVEL,
BARTH'S EXPLORATIONS IN CENTRAL
AFRICA, &c, &c,
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20 TIT OI N1(Io 10
FlEMNG BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.

Ps Dealers and PLY sicians ordering from others
9han Fleming Bros. wih do well write tkir orders
distinctly, and the name bat Dr. EEuaes tresafsd b,
Rtentn5 Bras Ftb,gh, Pa. To those wishing to give
then trial. we Will forward per mall post paid to sny
part the United States one box Of Pills for twelve
ourteen threecent stamps All orders from Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra. - -
+. ROBINSON, Agent fro Kenosha.
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N O v z Ls

WAVKRLY NOVELS, complete-and others, by
READE, KINGSLEY, &c;
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P p IL n

THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK EVER
BROUGHT INTO THE CITY.
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POE is,
IN BLUE AND GOLD & OTHER STYLES
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Liberality Of sentiment-Views of Gov.
Letcher, Of Virginia.

s<Ssc"SA5 W SA ASAhA"'
"Liberality of sentiment is the greatest OF =
nament of man; it embellishss all his other
good qualities, and makes them shine with
double luster it softens all the harshnesS from
difference Of opinion; it lessons the frequency
of private quarrels, and makes the Jew, the
Christian and the Infidel live at peace with
each other"
Instead Of hssty words, bombsstic threats
and unfraternal reproaohes, Governor Letcher,
of Virginia, in his message, suggests "that q
Convention of all the States be sommoned,
and that full and free conference be had to
ascertain if the questions in controversy can
not be settled on some basis mutually satigfac
tory to both sections"
He also suggests "thst commission Of two
other most experienced statesmen be appointed
to visit the Legislature of those States which
have passed laws to obstruct tho execution of
the fugitive.slave act"
The spirit of the recommendation is good,
and we are sorry that ssperity Of language or
iliberality of sentiment may have distin-
guished any recent State paper Of the gener
GUS Commonwealth of Ohio, so as to place her
citizens in the category Of being disloyal or
inimical to the sovereiguties now SO sensitive
about their slaves. Let the fist State Of the
West be the last to show any indignity or in
Justice to sister State.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

FRANKFORT CoNvEHrIoN.--At the Democrat
10 Convention, hold in Frankfort on Monday
last, Major Fl. Helm, of this city, and Mr..
Butler, Of Carroll, were appointed delegates
from the Tenth Congressional District to the
Charleston Convention, and W. E. Arthur, Of
X Kenton, was nominated District Elector for
the same district.
CANE PRESENTATION Night before last,
Richard Southgate, Esq., of this city, pre-
sented beautiful and costly cane to DR.. Ken
dali, on the occasion Of the latter leaving the
city for Shreveport, Texas. The presentation
was made by proxy, at the Borlen House, in
the presence Of numerous friends of the par.
ties, all of whom enjoyed themselves highly,
and only separated on The approach of dawn.
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Soldiers of lSl2-Convention at Colum-
bus

There was large assembly of the soldier
of the War of 1872 yesterday at Columbus.
Col. J. D. W. Haynes, Of Union County, pre-
sided. John Noble, Of Columbus, and A. H.
Dunlevy, Of Lebanon, were among those
chosen Vice. Presidents. Judge Dunlevy ami
madverted upon the unpatriotic clsmors of dis
union, and favored An appointment of COM
mittee of hve to report what pioneers think Of
the present aspect of the slavery question, but
on consideration his motion was Withdrawn.
On invitation they repaired to the hall Of the
House. Their resolution favored amendment
of laws so as to entitle those who served in the
War of 1872 to pensions; also TO their widows;
and where any Of their comrades had been
killed in action, or died without receiving
land, that the nation should give warrant for
one hundred and sixty acres Of land to their
heirs, without regard to ages, if there be no
widow.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

BELLIaERENr DEMoNsrRATIoN-FEARFUL En-
COUNTER WITH AN AMAzoN.-About ten o'clock
night before last female of rather doubtful
reputation went TO the Cincinnati and Cow
iugton ferry boat and demanded from one Of
the attaches the sum Of $58 90, which she
claimed 10 have loaned him some time since,
and while their relations were harmonious.
What words passed between them at first We
do not know, but the result which fol-
lowed evinced that they were not such as
lovers should use, but rather of character
with those which rise spontaneously about
two months after marriage. Scarcely had
they conversed two minutes, Wien fearful cries
were heard TO ascend, which immediately
drew to the spot Q number Of persons, attaches
of the boat and others, when It was found that
the Amazon was severely beating her truant
lover and he was endeavoring to escape her
feminine, but fierce wrath. BY the interfe-
renee of the by-standers tho belligerant couple
were separated, and the heroic Semiramis or
dered to her home, and threatened with the
grim visit Of policeman If she failed to obey.
But the bars and doors Of Pesrl-street had
no 'errors for her. She had sworn to have
her money or her revenge, and as the prospect
Of the former was rather distant, she determ-
ined to strain every energy to obtain the
latter. ~,
The ferry. boat crossed to this city and then
returned to Cincinnati, but returned only to
find the fierce Amazon ready again to COM
mence the battle. Leaping on the ferry-boat,
she crossed to this side, and when here, think
ing to keep up the reputation of the ozark
and Bloody Ground" she at once commenced
pelting her adversary with bowlders and stone
coal, which was returned for some time with
great animation. The struggle continued un-
til blood flowed freely from both the contest
ants, when they were once more separated.
Yesterday morning they were tried in the Po-
lice Court, and the female sentenced to pay a
fine of So and costs and the man discharged.
ATTEMPT or SLAVE TO ESCAPE IN DIS
aUIsK--Night before last, about ten O'Clock, a
female, clasely veiled, attempted TO cross the
river on the Covngton and Cincinnati ferry
boat, but her appearance creating some suspi-
cion she was questioned 80 closely that con-
cealment was impraoticable, and she was dis
covered to be a nsgress, with her face covered
with flour. She belongs to Mr.. Alfred Nc
Laughlin, Of this city, to whom she was re-
turned.
SERIOUS, IF NOT FATAL, ACCIDENT. - ester
day forenoon while several little girls were
amusing themselves with playing on the rail-
read track, near the "Pound House." the
the eleven o'clock train came in, and struck
one Oh .nem, aaugn'ef vi neniy HsumPL'
VINO resiass on naah a;.to 100000; "a, ne"a mei.a
tnrowins nei some % uistanoe s s,m anI sosefey cus
.ng her Sh uoa no h.r fsabor,O ab o' hanS.
~ ;ou, : r.rv o do donssroms n" oonSS;t;on NV ~ A''''
c.u.u u Annr,s Nh. fo,,ow;n ,.,..
s";oS OGos' VI f.om .h;s oountv hora bssu A1s'' Sa
oaeh o;d.d ~ Il n~ oomrt. A'' '''' -"'' '''A Nv
0'esu Ny sn,' oE I"nu,uu ,aso poh;n.o, =,
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DIED.

BLACK.-On Monday, January ., at O'Clock, in
one years.
CARBOLL.-Nora Carroll, only child Of Robert
W. aud the late Lydia B. Carroll, aged four ysars,
bowels, at o'clock A. M, January 10, 1860.
The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon,
January l2 at O'Clock, from the residence Of D. H..
lily are invited to attend.
LANPHEAR.-On Monday evening, at N O'Clock, !,
Of consumption, Mrs. Rebecca g., wife Of Edward p.
Lanphear.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No. rs
Gest.street, at az o'clock this afternoon. The
friends of the family invited TO attend without
further notice.
FENTON.-On Walnut Hills, January 9, at ?.
M, Sarah Frances youngest daughter Of Ae>on B
and Mamie A. Fenton, aged one year, three months
| and four days.
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TIE LONDON TINES ON GoTHAN.-The Lon
don Times says, in late issue, Of Now York:
In the last ton years the larger part has
been entirely rebuilt; marble and freestone
edifoes of great size, beauty and Oostliness
have been substituted for the old brick houses;
Broadway has been extended for miles; vast
park of nearly eight hundred acres is being
laid out in what will be, before long, the CEN
ter Of the city; dwelling houses have been
built by thousands, far exceeding in elegance
and comfort the average dwellings of Lon
doners, and New York, with its suburbs, now
reckoning more than million Of inhabitants
may look forward to being, in the next gen.
GRAFTON, not only the largest, but perhsl the
most beautiful city In the world.
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TEE RICHEST WIFs IN ENGLAND ELoPss WITH
HER Fo0TMAN.-Mn. J. H. Quincy recently
oloped from London with her footmsn. The
lady was the daughter Of tho late Richard
Quincy, by whom she had fortune Of nearly
f25,000 . year, absolutely secured to herself.
She was considered the richest married woman
in England. All this fortune she il now free
to dispose Of ss she likes--in enriching, if she
chooses, the fortunate funkey whom she has
chosen for the partner Of her fight. Her in
jured husband has already taken tho first steps
for obtaining divorce.
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MARRIED.

9th inst, at the residence of John Wakefield, Esq.
near West Chester, by the Rev. L. d. Patter, OF
Glendale, Israel Williams, Esq, Of Hamilton, Ohio,
to Miss maggie Wakefield.
US.-At St. Louis, on the 5th
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Church, John Wann, Esq, TO Bertha, youngest
daughter of Jos. Stettinius.
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D0uble.Headed.

On the 4th inst. q Convention of the Illi-
nois Democracy was held at Springfield
Douglas delegates were chosen. Yesterday
another Convention was held and other dele
gates chosen.
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can be had at the Broadway Gallery for Holiday
Presents.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-11
HOME INTEREST.

as A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jew, lry, Nos a4l and 2n Western row.