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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26
SPECIFIC
REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION

HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND SODA
DIR. Ckurchills New Treatme nt--"WIN
CHESrER'S GENUINE PREPARATION OF THE HY.
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Debility, Dyspepsia Ill Nervous Diseases and Female Com
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Try tits now put up in New Bottles, nearly double the
old size, at the price, viz Two Dollars par Bottle
aiso, an extra size & ounce bott'es) at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Dr. ChurchilPs Remedy is nov placed within the reach
OF sufferers. This is the only preparation Of the Hy
made from HI. original Formula and is there
no matter who offers them to you
TestimOnia
In no siHge instance have found the remedy to fail
The Hypophosphtes possesses the power of
nerve FORCE and promote the function of nutrition they
DR.. L. Y. NeictoN.
" Cases Of confirmed Pulmonary Consumption are uni
pOphos phites."-W r. clark m. d. N'' VI ING ny
Are rsss propriats Remedies in large class Of af
resulting from lost Of nervods force "Bosto on
Hsxtcdt Dc Surgical Journal
Winchssters Hypophosphtes unexception able in
'nsir preparation -A'nsricdn Druggists Circular.
MT winchester is worthy Of all confidence, and de-
votes himself enthusiastically these in all
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Net0 York.
The thousands who wish avail themselves Of this rem.
edy prepared after Dr. Churchs meth Cd can now OBJ
tain it in bottles nearly dous the size of that heretofore
SOLD BY me- making it ne cheapest wen the most
treatment for Pulmonary Nervous
now known to Medical Science.
This new style offers ample guarantee against the
many impure ind deecterious paued of under the
Of HypophosphteS, which spurious fraudulent and cacu
lated to endanger the health and lives Of sufferers
DIR. ChHrchilps Work ON Consmmp tier
nav ready price - cents. nsw Circular just issued
contain. eoete ation in regard this new a
msnt VIII be sent gratis to all nquSsrs. Make delay
tended to- Address J: WIS SC.is sgT1S%%Psls at
Sole General Depot ia the United States - John Street
t.B> For fae in Kenosha, by +, ROBINSON.
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Mexican Mustang Linimant.

From rich and poor, bond and free, all coors grades.
Sha condition Of life hear the same need of praiss
awarded this wonderful article. Sores hea led Ians
relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made useful and
anoid ills assuaged by this great medicine which sur
prislng to the judgment Of What family does not
require standard Linment Who ever heard of the
same effects produced by any other artices For cuts
bruises sprans, rheumatism swsngs, strained horses
&C 1t has no equal Beodre Of Imitation. The genu-
Lnment sold by all respectable Druggists
Livery Men in every town. parish hamlet throughout
North and South America Europe and the Islands of the
Ocean. Buy at once.
jan BARNES L PARK, Projectors, New York.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

Several Of orr Rcpablicaa exchanges, suggest
Che Hon A. D. Smith for the office of Chief Jus
ice Of the Supreme Court, which Office will be.
come vacant next spring, by the expiration ofths
appointment OF Judge Dixon. We have taken
"a. pains to ascertain the public sentiment Of tbi
county, but venture the opinion that there is no
man in the State whose legal abilities are held
in higher estimation than are Judge Smith's.-
We also believe that SO far as it respects this
portion of the State, no maa could obtain a larg
or vote than A. d. Smith.
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,7.,,,,b,;oan State Convention.

Rsnnb.ican State Convention will be held at the Cap
fto IN Madison on wednesday, the 10Th day OF February
1S6o A ~ O'clock " choose four delegates from the
sse AZ large and two from each Congressional District,
10 REPRESENT the State 81 Wisconsin IN the Republican Ma
tiona Convention d at Chicago on the l9t ~ June
next 10 nominate two candidates for presidential eect"
Tor the State at arge; 10 adopt such action as may De
5eemed advisable in view Of the approaching election OF
Chief Justice Of the Sup Cous Of the state and tor
the transaction suck other business as may be thought
calculated advance the interests Of the party and pro-
mote the success Of its principles
Each Assembly District Of the State will be emitted 20
two delegates IN such convention except where district
include than county, when each county VIII DC
entitled TO two delegates.
Committee would respectfully suggest that Assem-
bly, District Conventions 10 EJECT delegates 70 State Con
vention be held as early as Saturday, Feb lSth.
HORACE RUBLEE,
VIM. G. ROGERS,
J. W. STEWART,
Z. W. KEYES,
q. r. S0LBERG,
HENRY COUSINS,
JAMES O. MoKESSON,
BERNHARD DOMSCHCKE,
D. WORTHINGTON,
]. @. PAINE,
A. J. TURNER,
CHAs. g. FINNEY, Jr.,
CHARLES BILLIEGHURST,
J.. y. FRISBY,
A. T.. BOVEE,
Republican State Central Com.
Dated. Madison, Dec. 20, is59.
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sS- The BcnefactOr Of hIs Race. as
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND!
HERRICK'5 SUGAR COATED PILLS,
Tie Whole World United!
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

FTHE GREAT WEST Is tAe promised I
land in the eyes of million. both in the old world
and the new. Its fertile soil and magnificent OPP
Portunities for tevelopement are the great sourc-
es OF Its attractions But lalong its beautiful
streams there Turks malaria of most deadly influ-
ence, which u the great drawback of that splen-
did region, and must remain so for many years
to come. Emgfants and others who oontemp-
late settlement in that section, will DO well to
provide themselves with the only cure that has
yet been found efficient, speedy and ce rtain :;
we mean DIR. j. HOSTETTER'S BITTRGS,
which has snatched hundreds frorr an untimely
grave: Their operations upon tAe dsestiv or
gans is soon felt to be beneficial without being
violent
For saleiby Druggists and dealers generally ev.
erywhere.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

The Republicans of the county will bear in
mind, that the Republican State Convention for
appoinungldelegate to the National Convention,
will be held at Madison on the 29th day of Feb
ruary next. Each Assembly District is entitled
TO two Delegates in the State Convention. The
State Committee recommended that the Dele.
gates to she State Convention, be appointed by
the 18th of February. To comply with this do
sire Of TIE State Committee, 1t win devolve on
the Assembly District Committees to call the
meetings soon for the appointment Of Delegates
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26
Our National Disorder DR.. Roback's
Curaa

The American stomach is torrnenting organ. 1t is
generally out OF order The ia obvious The driv
ing man OF business has time, or will not tnc
properly TO uascate his food. He bolts Il, and bad
manners is catching, all classes follow his example
Hence Dyspepsia, with all its omplicationence, Ind
geston Liver Complaint and disorders Of the Bowels in
all their various phases. Against these and hundred
others comp ANTS the Scandina Blood Purifier,
vsging externinating warfare The success OF these
Medicines have been astonishing in age OF scien
tifc miracles They do aUevdfs, they enttsvuish
disorder The agony, the fever, the debility, the des
pondeucy which characterize Affections Of the digestive
and vanish under the influence oil these
prenaratons The constitution itself acquire
energy under their operation See advertise Jan
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26
Printors' Fees.

Some members Of the Legislature seem quite
unhappy because printers are getting living
price for publishing legal notices, especially the
delinquent tax lists Under the new law, the
publishing OF the delinquent taX list last sprinr
in this county, thirteen weeks, amounted to only
little over 800. Some people, even those
who happen to be members of the Legislature,
have sort of bewildered notion, that printers
get enormously paid for doing such services as
the law requir
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

Many Of the Southern Democracy exercise
more fairness and honesty than their Democrat
ic dough-f,ced brethren of the North MANY of
the or.hern Democratic newspapers with Il
reckless disregard to truth, insist that Garriso.
nianism and Rcpublicanism are all the same,
Mr.. Curry q Democratic member of the House
from Alabama, made speech on the 10th inst,
in which tn folowingistatemen occurs -
81 ann conscious of the fact that there are in
the Norihern States two distinct Anti-Slaverv
organizations one represented by William
Lloyd Garrison, Philips, May, and others; the
other repre- euted by the Republican party of
the North and repeat again, that do not
hold the Republican party personally response
bic either for the doctrines avowed or for the
measures advocated by the Garrison party"
Such statements of fact are too honest to suit
the purposes Of large class of northern Dem,
ocratic politicians.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

State Of Wisconsip-Ken osha County Circuit Court
virtue Of an execution duly issued and to
- me directed and delivered in favor of Peter DEM
crest and against the goods chatte and enements
OF Charles d. Rhodes. have levied upon and shall sell at
puoc ancoh to the highest bidder therefor at the front
door OF the court house in the city and county Kenosha
and State of Wisconsin, ten O'Clock in the OF
Saturday the 10th day Of March, A. D. 1860 the follow
ing described real estate, to wit All the right title and
interest Of the said Charles D. Ri odes in and to those
certain pieces or parcels of land situated lying and being
In the town OF Somers county Of Kenosha and state Of
Wisconsin, described as follows, to wit The southwest
quarter OF section Ave. town two north range enty
two east also the east tn enty five the north sixty
five OF the southwest quarter Of section two
town and range as aforesaid.
Terms Of sale-Cash. II FOX
Dated, Jan. 26th, 1880 49,
y. g. y. H. HEAD Pits Attys. Gw3S
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PREMIUM PICTURES !

Mr. JosLYNnear be found at his rooms, in readiness
to wait upon Customers from A. H, to 4P NJ. These
short days. go early, especially with your children Don't
be in hurry give him time to make good picture and
nv word for it, you will get it,
Dir. J. has shown US new style picture, for sending
away LITTER sold AZ the price Of the Iron Mea
notype picture, but far superior He all different
sylesesses at te very lowest prices and is receiving
stock constantly. How is the time il any Of cit
izens want any kind OF picture known TO The art 20 to
Joslyn be can get II up for you quite WE'LL II not
ter than could get it done in Chicago elsewhere
The Holidays close at banda correct likeness to
an absent restive friend acquaintance or even sweet
and do likewise
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SHERIEE'S SALE

State of observation-disclosures Court of Ken sha county
Rsleer Carpenter Plaintiff against Francis Baesman
Jane Z. Hagaman, Thomas Mooney and VoIney Fropeh
Judgment of Foreclosure and sale.
EpY VIRTUE of, and persuant to Judgment rendered
A0 in said court in the above entitled action dated No
venser loth 1852 shall expose for sale and sell at pub
lie auction at the front door the Court Mouse In a.
city Of Kenosha, on Saturday, the 9Th day OF May d.
$780, at the hour Of ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of that
day the following morgaged premises sonuch thereof
as may be ecessary to raise the amount OF said udg
ment and COSTS together with the expense SALE to wit
Ihe iooWng real estse lying and being the county OF
the north west quarter Of the northeast quarter of section
number twenty (25) in township No. two (21 north
Of range No. nineteen east. y" $500
Dated ShsriGs Office, Kenosha, jan 25th 1850
e. f. DYER, HUDSON FOY
Fifs Atty. Sheriff Of Eenosha County
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MADISON JouRNAL.-The Madison Stc,s Jour.
'"s mas MADE arrangements for publishing in the
columns OF that paper, synopsis of TIE unpub-
lished opinions of the Supreme Court This Will
render the Journal desirable for all who wish to
scquaint themselves with the DECISIONS of tho
Court, and espaci ally will it be Of service to the
legal profession.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26
DR.. M'Lane's Verusifuge.
PREPABED BY FLEMING BROS. OF pITTspITRG

During practice Of more than twenty years, DIR. NJ
Lane had attended nnumerable patients afflicted with
form OF worm disease and was induced try all the
energies of his mind to the discovery of vemifuge,
worm destroyer, certain in its effects the result of his
abors is the American Worm Specific now before the pub
lie, prepared by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, which, per-
fecty SAFE and may be given alike to children Of the
tender age or to the aged adult purges mildly and sub
dues fever, and destroys with nva rable
is easy Of administration, and does not contain
mercury in any form whatever, restrictions
sary with regard to drinking cold water is capable
Of doing the least injury to the tenderes infant in
credible number OF worms have peen expelled this
vermfuge.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MLANE'S
CELEBkATED VERAlFCGE, manufactured by PLEN-
ING BROS OF Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Vefmifuges IN
comparison are worthless. DR.. MLanss genuine Verm
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had at all
respectful drng stores None genuine without the sigma
ture Of PLEMING BROS. rianl
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COsMsZEER CE.fL.
Office Of the KenoSha Telegraph,
Jsnunrr 26. fS6O.

GRAIN MARKET.-Receipts Of grain at this Port
exceedingly light for the and ransportaons
hardly socient to establish psses For since
last issue, the market for wheat has been firm, and
club wheat has brou gh e4a99 and fife 90a93e The
kets at all the Lake Ports less firm to-day but prices
at this port nomnally without change.
BARLEY-iS scarce and in good demand at 6Oa65
OATS-Are steady at 81.
CoRN-in the ear S3a34o per bushel. -. .-
Observation-Disclosures steady and toIersbly
firm Dressed Beef 3a4. Dried beef 1Oc Hams srnoked
1oc Shoulders, las. Butter IL IL. Eggs, 49, White
beans, 81 co. Potatoes 4Oc
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

The Governors of the States of the Union
including the Governor elect of Kansas, are
Is Republicans, Is Democrats, and two, in Ts1
as and Mary land, Americans. The Democratic
Governors are in Thirteen slave holding States
and three free States. The Republicans are o,
course, all in the free states
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26
Treason Endorsed.

The Democracy have been loud in their denun-
Citations Of the John Brown raid and have been
inclined to pronounce the Union about to split
from this cause. Last week the Unitsd States
Senate endorsed a vastly bigger treason than
John Browns. The President sent into the
Senate the nomination of Charles j. Faulkner
OF Virginia, as Minister 30 France. This same
Faulkner has publicly declared chat if Seward
Hale, Chase or ony other Republican, we're eler'
ed President, it would be the duty of the
virginia to saizo upon the arms at y srror,. rax
~, march the military of tAs' =.
ton, aud iorcibly prev a.. -. :. ''e
,ldent. Senator Doolittlc ofthis
~d other Republicans, earnestly protested
to sending man abroad to represent this coun.
try, who held such reasonable sentiments-th
evidence of which was notorious. Whereupon
several southern members became exceedingly
wrathful--utterng all sorts of disHnion seuti-
ments--and justifying Mr. Faulkner in his treas
enable Uhreatenings. The nomination of Faux
ner was confirmed by the Senate--eyery Repub-
lican voting against it.
Here then we have bold disunionism endorsed;
the President who is sworn to preserve inviolste
Inc Constitution dominates to high position Of
trust all avower of treason ; Democratic Senate
defends the act, and woes its approval!
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The Eye and Ear.

Copies Of Dr =. A. Oadwells Treatise on the Eye and
and Ear have been left at this Office for gratHous disr
button 10 those who may be afflicted with diseases Of the
kyes and Ears The work contains 800 pagc9 of in
terestng matter and treats Of almost every
ease to which these delicate subject Those
troubled with loss defective sight hearing will
well to call for copy of the book Dr. Cadwels office in
Chicago ID at 90 Randolph street. opposite the Revere
House. 3m3I y
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From WasgsiustO,s
The Presideut Aiming ,he South.

nc EEeNHueNt AFHfHH the BOuihs
NEW YORK, jan. %.
1 1.-THE President has ordered of the National Ar.
mory at Springfield, Mass, $4,000 muskets for
Southernkuse, to be stationed at Charleston. S. q
Augusta, Ca, and Baton Rouge, La and 9 0o0
rifles from The Watertown and Waterville A rsen-
ais for Southern use
A dinner was given to Mr.. Seward at the Ma.
tional Hotel last evening, and was participated
in by ex-Governors Pennington, Corwin. Bing-
ham, Crittenden and Anthony, Senator Doolttie.
ana Representatives Coltax. Conklin and eigh.
others.-N, T. Herald.
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hnd yoHr own business and those States which have
Democrat.
A pretty good maxim this why do not the
Democracy heed It We say, let the States
which have slavery take care of it at their own
expense But the Democracy insist that all the
free States, shall help the slave States to take
care of their negroes if they run away, the
North must help catch them, and have the sn-
pease pail out Of the National Treasury. More
over, the Democracy insist, that the rights OF
slavery and of slave holding, are not confined to
tho slave States slavery may go where it pleas.
es beaauso it is national if it goes into the Ter
ritories, il has vested right there says Mr..
Buchanan, and no hu man power can modest it.
We sudg%est therefore to the Democrat, that it
has made slight mistake, in recommending for
general Use, the maxim quoted at the commence
ment or This article.
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Cory's Stomachic Bitters.

The public have become land justly SOY Suspicious and
prejudced against almost ali kinds Patent Medicines
shat bear the name Of Bitters.
TEere has been many worthless, say perhaps
injurious nestruns palmed of upon the people, that it
not to De wondered at Yet this fact should influence
sensible person TO discard entirely the whole family of
Bitters because he has been imposed upon there ONE
which has been but short time before the pub
c and that is achieving wonders in curing permanent
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Sick Headac che Costiveness
Loss Of Appetite, Jaundice, Debility, Dizziness all OF
these MS which grow out ofa deranged Som-
ach and Bowels Cory'S stomachc Biters combine all
the properties Of tonic and purgave is worth all
the pills in the country put together They compound
cd entirely from gums long known the profession as
the best adapted this disease Call upon our agents
and get pamphlet See advertisement in another col
ulnn. ian
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

An animal called the laughing jackass, found
no where but on the Australian continent has
been brought to San Francisco. 1t belongs to
the feathered tribe, has wings and a long beak.
1t laughs like an old woman and in the Austria
Ian forest at night it hssled many wayfarer in
search of an old lady in such lonely condition.
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N0fiCa

The Annual Meeting of the BorseThief Detecting So
ciety Of Pleasant Prairie, will be held at the house Of
N Orotsenburgh the Fist day of January, A. D. 1860
at o'clock In to elect President in place of Thomas
Howaad, Treasurer in place OF R. P. Mari, and also
Secretary in place Of A. N CrotsezbUrgh all Of whose
terms of Office will expire that day-aDd such bus
mess may come before the meeting Snd general at
tendance of all the members is requested.
A. N. CROTSENBU RGH, sec'y.
Dated, Jan. 10, 1860.
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fears are expressed in New Orleans, that
orange trees of that vicinity which for several
years past have been prolific bearers, are seri-
ouSly Injured by the late cold weather Ten
years ago they were victims to similar cotos
trophe
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

Archbishop Hughes has formally discarded
me established Catholic papers of New York. and
Las proclaimed new sheet, called the Metro.
pollfan Record, as his organ, which he promissr
shaA not be IN the interest of any political party
but devoted to religion alone.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

MILWAUKEE City B0NDs.-We publish to-day
the important opinion of Judge Miller Of the u.
D. District Court, on the legality of the Bonds
issued by the city 800, OO0i in amount, in behalf
OF the milwaukee e. Superior Railroad CO. 1t
is decision of some moment for after careful
examination of the Statutes under which they
were issued ne pronounces them ISSUED with.
cut authority.of la", snd are void. "-lh,iuaukes
Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

The Masonic Register of 1860 states that the
whole number of lodges of Free Nasons in the
United States and Territories and other countries
Is $3.50, and allowing an average of sixty.five
members to each, the whole number of Free
Aasons throughout the world is 413,40O.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-01-26

An adjourned meeting Of the House thief Directing So.
ciety of Pleasant Prairie will be held at the House A.
n orotsenburghon saturdayths 4h of Feb, at oclo o.
to take into consideration the propriey Of altering the
Constitution and Bylaws Of the Society. general at
tendance Of all the Members is requested The commit
tee appointed to report the Constitution and BY
will report on that day. -
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Jan. 21st, 1860.
A N. OROTsENBUR6H, secy.
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American Stock Journal-we boya A.

American Stock Journal.--We have the
first number for 1860. It's contents commend
it to the attention of every farmer and stock
grower, as it is devoted to the improvement of
domestic animals. 1t is published monthly at %
Park Row, New York, at one dollar per year
and each number contains 50 large octave pages,
handsomely illustrated. The e8gravings OF the
Improved Kentucky Sheep and other animals,
in the number before us, are well worth the sub
scrption price.
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n e CITY 3 A NK
OF KENOSHA

ofthe State.
"gve immediate attention TO all Collections, and BUSH
ness entrusted toit Remances made for co. ectons on
day of payment
Aahc warrants, Gold and Silver Uncucr, Mt Notes
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in sums to su4 the princip points of
Britain France Germany, Holland, Swtze s nd Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid en- Special Deposits.
4. G. DURANT, Il. B. TowsLEY
Cdshser. PRESIDENT
KENosHA Sept 1st, 1857.