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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
KINGS BOOK STORE REMOVED!

SIMEON KING.
Books, stationery, Cutlery, Paper Hang
in2s, &c. &c.
kENOSHA, WISCONSIN,
Has REMOVED his old established and well known
store the OF Park and Main opposite
Ban's hardware store, where he is offering sale
enlarged and excellent of such articles as are
usually found in Book Store; among which
Miscellaneous, School, and .NaSic Books;
WrtiRg Papers, English French and Common. comprising
full assortment of cap, letter, and other sizes;
Gold Peas, of the very best manufacture;
Steel Pens, large variety;
Quilts, Common Goose and Russia White and Yallou.
UaferS and Sealing War, good variety:
Ink, Black and Carmine, Dunbar's and Naypard & N-
Cards. Enameled, Pearl, Ivory, Friendship Motto
WoStenholm'S Fac Cutlery IRdeiible Ink:
Fine Coors, Toy Paints, and large stock of Fancy
Articles, denned to please the taste and crafty the eve
He invites attention to his large assortment of
school and singing Books.
Merchnt. Teachers and School Committees on
the most liberal terms.
Kenosha, June It'll, 1850
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r AND WARRANTS for sale by
IL TJan III HALE, MANNEY q co.
Metallic, Fire and weather Proof
Pr r. 8.


ANTS.
The subscribers prepared to furnish this truly
celebrated article in quantity to suit purchasers nav
ing year discovered two different color
are now able to furnish Five different Natural
COIOrs which warrant to be equal if not superior to
in market. Time has tested the qualities of this
Paint and it is admitted by the best Mechanics and Paint
ers to be superior to any Paint now in use for
House, Carriage and Steamboat Painting,
and in fact every thing where Paints used. This
paint has been used less for the last thirty by
articles which have been painted with the same
in perfect condition when first applied resists alike,
FIRE, WEATHER AND WATER,
it being powdered from kind of mineral found only in this
region. The said mineral when analysed is found to be
composed of On magnesia, aumina, carbon, Silica ETC.
combination this article with linseed oil
A PERFECT metallic COVERING
to whatever applied, and the longer it remains in
the of few months becomes hard stone ron
rs is undoubtedly the Cheapest and Best
article in roofs 10 dwellings and steamboat decks
fire preventive, and also for decks of vessels it forms
nearly hard iron ITSELF 1t is being extern
sivey used matched boards cloth and stiff paper for roofs
to buildings fire proof roof be made at less than
half the expense than with any other material 1t
be applied to old ROOFS making them in short time equal
to new supesedes any thing ever used upon brick by
first applying coat of this paint mixed with sizing, and
then coat mixed with lnseed OIL and have surface
both beautiful and hard These paints may be mixed
gether vary the shades, with white lead any other
paints to suit the fancy and not materially deeerio to the
quality. We would particularly recommend chocolate
and light dab coors for painting buildings, they pc
culiary adapted to the style of heavy coors used
We all paints manufactured by us, and ndemn
productions are free to ALL For sale at Apthecar Hall
no46-ly BY II. ROBINSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
MARBLE, MARBLE.
MN,MSE g. N-MN-S..

VAIN Ia "a a5 Gl G~] dan &l Ia a
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w this State, that they have purchased of
Messrs. Willard & Stryker, their enrtire stock
in this line of business, and have on hand one Of
the largest and best stocks of MARBLE in the
West, Persons will also find at this establish
ment the celebrated RUTLAND MARBLE,
being the only place in the State where it IAN be
procured. Their stock consists in part Of
Monuments, EEeadStOneS, SC.
Persons wishing to commemorate deceased
friends can supply themselves at this establish
ment, four doors north of the Post Office, or di
rectly opposite the store of Francis, Hawley, g.
Co.
Having employed the services of Mr. w. D..
GUIoU, well known celebrated Artist in
this bra nCh of Mechanism, throughout the U. S..
we safely recommend all work to be
executed in the most approved manner and la
test style.
Southport, Feb. 16, 1849 n34y
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r. R. r.

Too;vo ro,iaf =, orr q, ,,.nqs Of min
Rei;ave the nat;ent from bis tor r, erief
10 cure instantiv hnrns sores and s,srsins
T. tbe object of IRod,yay,s Readv Ral;ef
S,rns or Nh Linds 7 ,r9,hoao and stia hc
Rbenmatism Cranns paraIvsiS and coTt
- pi,a ~ PS, Ia o. 80 80 anu , uoi.'
r. $500: tei, Isl Isl VI Ioiu ou.e vi ehape
Ii ihS'"ii'iy lehe'ee "nou' ooup''
In Rheumatism Nervous and Neuralgia Affections Rad
ayns ree ahd e e o
matisn, Lumbago Govt and Paralysis. In Henicrania
Nervous Headache its effects speedy and eecual in fact
IS the only remedy thar possesses certain power
Neuralgia diseases. How many thousands there who
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06

~ ENTS. do you want genteel netts for your
V U fancy Horses? Call at the Hardware store
and select from the fancy assortment OF
Aug 10 1919 E. Balm
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TAKE NOTICE.

LII nose indebted to the undersigned are herebv "a
- quesed 70 pay up and him the necessity ~
proper stepsfor their collection. no 40 B. wIssos
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Look for the Steel Enorarii1r.

Railways Soap, A. No. 1, is enclosed within label of
beautiful steel engraving representing two female figures of
Beauty and Health, that the signature r. G. Railway
Ia~sran
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
Beautiful Locks Of Hair.

It's true that the browning ornament of beauty is head
ofluxrant haii, the most lovely face would appear n
eren were minus the locks ofhair to give expression
Lovers have by the hair of their lady loves
have of raven tresse warriors have fought pos
session OF simple lock of their ads hair kings have Civ
en- half their thrones TO queen possessed of beau
full locks of hair.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
RAILWAYS CJRCASSJAN BALM

Is The most natural hair restorative in ii ceanses the
scalp om dandu scur IF the head,
lSa perfect andoe for Badness, gives nourhment the
oos the bulbs, strengthens the hair prevents
dressing the hair il is superior 10 all other preparations for
tne hair Ladies and gentlemen who have used Railways
Crcssan Balm prefer to all oils &c. in use Railways
Clrcassian Balm is % per bottle LARGE bottles Sec
2m-I7 RADw.v g 10
Sold by ". Sa,Uyer, j. B. StarkpeatSer. p
p. Greene 9- Co., Agents. Country Merchants
can get a supply Of N. Sa,cyer, General Ageu.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06

To all phom 1t may concern:
This certifes that the bearer, Mr.. WH1TMoRE
is Dentist of our place, and consider him one
of the best that has ever been in this county,
He has put in a set of Teeth for me, which l
wear with perfect ease have had one or two
others try to fiji me and could not do it, and can
with confidence recommend him as being well
qualified for the business in which he is engaged,
Dr. ROYAL B. WALDO.
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INDIA RUBBER and Oil Clothing, Rub
Der Caps, and Mittens &C. Leggins and Gloves
for sale at the Clothing store of
FRANCIS, HAWLEY & co
AG ENJOY
AGENCY
OF DIR. FITCH'S CELEBRATED MEDI.
CINES

AGENCY
OF DIR. FITCH'S CELEBRATED MEDI.
CINES.
PULMONARY Balsam Depuratiye Syrup. Pee
toral Expectorant, Pulmonary Linment Pune
and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, Anti>Dyspeptic Mix
ture, Nervne, Vermifuge, Heart Corrector, Humor
Corrector. Cough and Cathartc Pills, Female Pills.
Female Specific, &c, used by him constantly and
with unprecedented success in the treatment of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia Scrofula, Skin Diseases, Rheu-
matsm, Female Complaints, Piles, &c Dr. Fitch's
unequaed Patent Silver Plated Abdominal Sup
porters. DIR. Fitch's Improved Plated Steel Spring
Shoulder Brace. DR.. Fitch's Silver Inhalns Tube.
DIR. FITCHS CELEBRATED SIX
LECTURES,
On the Prevention and cure of CONSUMPTION Asth.
ma, Diseases of the Heart, and on the method of
preserving Health and Beauty to an old age. This
book should be in every family To the Consump>
i've 1t points out the only reasonable hope for re-
lie1 10 mothers, the directions it gives for the
care and education of Children are invaluable
IS.ooo copies of this Book have passed through
the press, and the sale continues undated.
For Sale by S. S. FITCH & CO.. TOT Broad
acay, NeO York; and J. B. STARK WEATHER.,
Kenosha, Wis
IL DIR. Fitchs Guide to Inva!ids or Directions
to persons using DR.. Fnchs Remedies to be had
gratis of all his Agents NOS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
G. BRIGGS,
AT THE
Cash clothing Store.

One door north Of L. f. Kings old stand.
HMAS Just received q large and well selected
b "a assortment of Fall and Winter clothing, to-
gether with Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Leather,
which he Intends TO FOR CASH at a very small
profit. "Quick sales and small profits is his mot
to-"
He offers Jeans Coats at the exceedingly low
price of s 90
Wooden Coats 90
Fine black and brown broadcloth do. Is 60
Sattinett pants, %
Cashmere pants from GOT %
Vests of various qualities, from l 90 TO 90
HIS STOCK OF
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Leather,
Together with numerous ltic,es for Gents use
will be sold at the
Lowest Cash Prices,
We take pleasure in showing our goods even if
YOU do not wish to bsy Give us call and you
will be satisfied that our motto is true.
Southport, Oct l, 1910.
JOY TO THE WORLD!
Perry Bavis' vegetable Pain Killer,
For tho Instant Cure and entire Eradication Of all
Pain
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
no MATTER WHERE WHAT NATURE THIS
WILL REACH 1T.
Opinion of The most prominent Druggists and
Merchants of Cincinnati IN its faror.
CINCINNATI, October %, 1919.
WE, undersigned, Druggists and Merchants of this
city, have acquainted with, ad sold for year two
past article of Family Medicines known PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, and would assure the public
that in every instance far as we know it has given the
best satisfaction to the purchaser We recommend to
the public article of
GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE.
Indeed knew article of medicine become
deservedy popular in short time, which is proved by the
fact of its extensive sale and constantly increasing demands
Signers:
J. ID. PARK, corner 4th and Walnut sts.,
j. ID. DOUGHTY, corner 5th and Main streets.
WADE, EcKsTINE & Co., corner 4th and Main Streets
w. j. NJ. GoRDoN COR Western row and Sth SITS.
CHAs. COLLINS, cor. L. Market and Syc. Streets,
G. H. BATES, cor. Front and Main streets.
ABIAn TELLER, COR Columbia and Main streets.
J. & C. REAKIRT 81 Pearl street.
f. b. HINMAN, cor. l.. Market and Main streets.
S, II. PARvIN, Columbia and Front streets.
A. L. ScovILL, corner 9Th and Race.
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06

To give relief to cruel pangs of pain,
Relieve the patient from his torturing grief
To cure instantly burns, sores and sprains,
Is the object of Railways Ready Relief
Sores of all kinds, Lumbago and stiff back,
Rheumatism, Cramps, Paralysis and Govt,
Frost Bitten Flesh-or cold. cuts or chaps
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
HERE rs THE PROOF.

There other remedy that claims to subdue the cruel
pangs pain seconds, minutes, hours. They
qure the patient TO dose after dose before favorable
change is promised Not so with Railways Ready Relief.
Its effects instantaneous the first dose that is taken
The first external application lis great work of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
What IS Cholera !?

proved to the satisfaction of the most eminent
physicians, that cholera apoisonous gas existing in the
sphec-aEd like many other forms of malaria its poi
son0us effects increased and diminished by and
cold undoubtedly is caused by the eXhaations ofposon
yapors from the EARTH ard when there absence of
oxygen electric fluid in the atmosphere, its effects
more terrible uponits victims.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
DENTAL SURGEON.

7 E E. L I'll
From one to full set. inserted on gold or silver
plate IN as good style as can be dcne in Anne
RIGA. AS evidence of the execution of
several jobs intrus:ed him, and the
general satisfaction his work
has given, lie would res
pec,fully call their at
tention o the fol
lowing subj Joined
CERTIFICATES
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-06
SAE2SAp AIsTLTAA,

SAGgSAHA hsaLHAA,
been before the public long time and there
TION towards any medicine sold in America.
Every Glass Of Persons
MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN speak in the most exalted
of its medicinal power and virtue. LAWYERS and
JUDGES, CLERGYMEN of all denominations, MEMBERS
Congress and of LegisIa gent engaged
Literary pursuits STUDENTS Colleges other
schools, the MECHANIC, the ARTISAN LADIES in the
highest walks m and those in humble
rich and The poor the high the low apply
oine to
A Fountain Of Sweet Waters,
they its that good.
though every doubtful
MUD and the ENTIRE POPULATION in one
Solid, Unbroken, Phalanx,
make trial of This noble medicine the DRUGGISTS, with
characteristic nbienes have added their testimony its
excellence and unsurpassed efficacy. With them
A Host Of Physicians,
Pledging their experience skill merits Whoever
witnessed such array of of all professions holding
Up the people a medicine power
and which all classes could rely
uRmstakeabe eonfdence We will here give Card Of
Nearly One Hundred
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-01

and beautiful spectacle invites the curiosity Of
the citizens OF Washington The diorama OF the battle
OF Bunker Hill will be exhibited at Old Fellows Hall on
Monday night-in three successive scenes-wth addi-
tonal pieces A friend in Richmond, Of considerable
taste, recommends tito attention, and speaks with
great zes Of the Bunker Hill diorama and sundry other
accompaniment Of hghwrought fancy and admirable ex.
ecution The memorable event, Of highest national in
erest, which Tie main historical work forcibiy and
graphically recalls TO the mind Of every patriotic American,
is strkingy portrayed in this happy effort Of native
genius and atstical skill that has favor and adm
ration from spectators Of high order of intellect and cult
waited taste wherever il has been offered inspection
Il has been exhibited for nearly two months nightly in
this city, Norfolk &C., 10 immense audiences, with I'M
tagging interest to ALL and highly extoled by many OF
your elite and discriminating friends here"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-01

choose not make any remarks The disconsoals heart
shrnks gaze OF the wohd and what our eyes may
not look upon LEI our lips forbesr mention
Mr. W. at the close OF bis remarks submitted the fol-
lowing resolutions;
Resolved That this House has heard with deep sensb
Ivy the announcement Of the death Of the Hon FRAsxLn
ELAoHE senator in Congress from The State OF South
Resolved. That as testimony Of respect for the nam
DRY OF the deceased the members and officers Of this House
WI. wesr the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days.
% The death OF the Hon FRAsKLS H ELMoRK be comm ..
nicsled 70 the family Of the deceased by the Clerk.
Resolved, That this House will body forthwith re-
par g the Senate chamber attend the funeral OF the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-01

OF its adoption. he may say. .this is my work-,hs
the third time that have saved the Union has not read
the first page in Henry Clays life" The Richmond Re-
publican (another wing press) declares that while ali
reverence the purity OF General Tsylors motives aud no
doubts his entire fidelity TO whig principles We, IN,
plan proposed by his administration receives no add
tonal weight from its being called the Presidents plan
but is opposed by great numbers Of wings with as much
zeal and determination as II il issued from the most oh
member OF Congress" The Richmond Times (also
whg) goes bowshot beyond these and boldly declares
that
There will doubtless, Ia a short ime be manife
Of popular sentiment the subject of the Senaes
misc aud venture say that In constituency Viz
gina, any other southern State, will intelligent men
should be erseded by the Psesdent
policy which IT'S practical OPERATION uohing more nor
bss than The adssi0n Of California; and eontisu<d asia
oa the Triioiss In this city. which gave large,
majority for General Taylor than gave Tor any Other
candidate for the presidency, we have the indi
vidual who does no. regard the proposition General
Taylors recommendation TO the prejudice OF the Senate
compromise, deserving the condemnation
The administration, u is needless deny stands upos
the edge of yrseipirs BY taking from Henry Cay
and abandoning untenable position for one which ~
whole country except the ultra Of both sections win
sustain, IL might readily gain oothold In the popular nj
fectons which opposition could shake; otherwise IL
and in The North, gre terrible impetus the program
ressoa fanafcisa We speak plainly, but speak truth,
which ought be known No party shall
prevent from utterng them.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-01

The Democrats senator from the keystone State.
We take pleasure in transferring to columns the
following article from the Psburg Post Mr.. Sturgeon
cordially supports the COMPROMISED and take this occ
sion to say, that the democratic party OF Pennsylvania
should feel proud Of the noble and patriotic course OF her
able senator in Congress
The COMPROMISE We neither advocated nor opposed
the organization of the COMMITTEES Of Thirteen When The
Senate raised that committee, detem ned calmly 10
await report Of their action, that might be prepared
regard the they should recommend with 1
catholic and nnpreudiced spirit We did conceive il
likely that the committee would the precse solution
the question agtating the country which had our.
selves proposed. We only hoped they would offer to all
lovers OF our Unenhat is to say every true Amercan
q platform upon which all could stand, while working
together in readusng the cargo of the and good
ark which Is safely bearing waited along
the tide OF Time, nation. We are most
heartily glad that hopes have been more
than realized The majority OF that have proved
themselves 70 be and loyal Americans and thorough
patriots We gratefully and cordially accept their report
and shall advocate, the best of humble power the
contamination of all the which that everos
honored COMMITTEES have recommended We, sincere
friends and advocates Of the earliest admission Of Caior
mia, glad that reliable democratic sena,ot
Hon Daniel Surgeon refuses lend himself by voting o.
ensbly In favor Of that important measure, in war
the purposes OF those who hope impair the unity and
efficiency of those combined through which we
trust 10 will and harmony spread the lace
our land. =
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To the Citizens ton-Fellovy citxens,
am informed that AZ the Navy Yard parts the city,
eenea Weshnan 10 represented being opposed the
ts Positively knowing this charge be untrue
contradict tin the most emphatic for do
Weighman 90 far from being opposition ss
his extensive business employer this city who
gave practical effect that system, and therefore, Justly
entitled 70 all is lis founder lie opposition
deed. He the destroyer Of his own work
viii give brief history Of allegc my personal
knowledge When Gen. weighnan doing Congress print
ing some IS years he paid all his workmen dollar
week. sbose hc ordinary which intended
extra hours Of performed upon representation
made TO him thar enough acceded
70 the Demand and auiousy allowed
hour addona besides the dollar for all work
hours lie said ten hogrs day enough for ~orl
pho did Ais duty unless paid hen extra service
This hbealy Justice should ay) had been paced b,
the public other printers BEFORE by other Gran
fession believe In fact, weishmans berali and
tenon his wormen sw poverb and happy he whs
there many who testify
BY this Gen. Weghman honorable and philanhrop
and characteristic Of him who always fell
lively regard for the and welfare those about him and
his employment.
am beginning Of the tenhour system
washington, the winter Of ls3-I4 Ii SINAI
spark kndled and though sometimes almost
by degrees flame light per
vadng everywhere and enabling the workngman this land
liberty with leisure and profit his ghtu
in Of life. Honor" then, honor
duen fellow and be the polls
| the things that are CHsar'sn
Hoping, gentlemen apology my intrusion
In endeavong 70 right wrong alleged against
prominent and esteemed citizens who has proven
the friend Of the mechanic and laboring interest,
| Iremain, very respectfully, &C.,
| WAsHissros, June !, lss0.-it GEO. NJ. GRoUARD.
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The administration is sparing pains to defeat the ad
juament We know that the nominal head Of the adj
mins,raon is gossping about il. and talks. not in the
best temper, about Mr. Clay's position Its scribblers
even seizing upon Mr.. Underwoods speech as de-
cided proof that he means ultimately to 90 against it.
They beating up recruits from all quarters, with the
hope Of defeating it. The correspondent OF the New
York Courier writes that there two southern sena-
tors who will vote against it unless their peculiar views
are consulted "Mr. Underwood is one Of these two.
He will not support the compromise. unless the pecunary
consideration Texas is reduced to one million OF dol
lars" We can entertain such idea. Mr.. Underwood
is too much Of statesman to higge about the exact
TERMS and defeat great OF paci6caton for the
sake OF few millions OF dollars The Union is more
precious than all the treasures OF Cresus.
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The Galphins have done rreparable mischief to the
administration Even some Of the loyal wing presses
cannot digest them. The Washington correspondent Of the
Washington tPa) Commonwealth twhig) writes Of this
Galphin concern:
The Gaphin Is out, and sorry say H. very hard
favored varmfnf he IT, In TRUTH the payment of this $685.
GOD niere,t on claim which is pomnaly but rh
OF that sum in amount and fraudulent ghoui,
been terrible business Il has been the BILE
ACT that has been committed under any administration Tor
mary years Democrats exutngy charge this, snd wings
sorrowiuliy admit IL . From the first,
have considered that this business would compel
ganzaon OF the cabinet and how Messrs Crawford and
Johnson remain after the House shall have confirmed
the action OF the oommiee which mpugns the conduct OF
the first Ia having received the money and the correct
Of the official Of the latter, which the money
was paid, IL s impossible for 10 understand cannot
think that they win, and their reementi IL de-
manded much more loudly by wings than by democrats.
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C1EyENs-to his Friends end Customers.-Hsvna
completed his and elegant and enlarged and improved
his establishment No. Browne Hotel he win be happy 70
esive s Old fsn Dc and and a. they
choose brings assuring them, that with his improved cues he
and moderate prices
elegance OF design and finish, fully equal made His Drab
Rocky Mountain Beavers they have BEEN the best
market
oenfisnen,s "Bsionsingsv
stevenss Of genIemen wardrobe and
be found be complete goods
and richest designs and The prices uy low ordinary
are usually cold n word Y yon wish FIRST class and
uniform prices call sTEVENs's Great Hsf,
80 - outnnng Reinstatement No. Browns Hotel