Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-12-27
Periodicals AND NEWSPAPERS.
The water Cure journal.


This excellent publication its eleventh VOL
ume january 1851. We have before the number issued
in advance, that commences the volume Its proprieors
promised to improve the commencement of the vol
nme, but imagine that few anticipated the extent to
which that promise would be carried In the first place it
embraces "a large quaso pages, and those pages
got up better paper and printed more handsomely than
any periodical publication receive is really beau
ul Its objects Gnharacter nearly every familiar
with devoted to the Water practice medicine and
curative disease and of pages occupied
teaching expoundng and illustrating that practice. We
are quite confident the practice is the best vogue,
and we know that this publication cannot help but be of
those who will study its pages. expense
is but 81 GO per year, and the who hun
ded dollars year, in money and health by inelligeny
studying its pages, should consider very dull Fowler
g. Wells, Publishers No. 1884, Nassau street, N. Y.
From the publishing house, in the receipt
the chronological Journal monthly pamphlet This
old established work and needs commentator at our
hands. is devoted sciences which, in our view, lays
the threshold of all other science and knowledge be
studied and known before anything else be probably
entered upon. 1t where else be studied SO well as
the page of the Journal and candid opn-
ion way any person invest yearly soO more
probably than in subscribing for this Journal
be STUDENT another publication get from the same
and is admirably adapted to its purpose. 1t is one of the
kind of books that children naturally cry for and we can
dy advise all who find difficulty in directing the
minds of their children TO books to try them with copy
the Student contains short and easy lessons of instruc
ton every subject of profit and INTERESTINGLY OF them
illustrated with appropriate and beautiful engravngs Ev-
cry parent in the land would confer lasting benefit his
children by procuring them copy of the Student Pub
lished monthly. Terms, so cts. per anaunl.
The SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHER, is aweeHy sheet publish
ed at Boston, by La Roy Sunderland Mr.. cumberland is
pretty well known to all persons who have taken IN interest
in the development the phenomena connected with mag
nes, intelligent pioneer in that department Of
knowledge The Philosopher devoted SpirtuGlisn,'
by which we mean all things calculated properly unfold
and deveope the spirit of man. The spiritual develop
ments known as the appngs receive share of at
ention and discusson and much valuable light on these
dark bui important subjects may be found in its
We have Journal that welcome more readily to or
table than the Philosopher. Terms, 81 per annum with
considerable reduction to clubs.
What have said of the Philosopher viii apply to the
SPIRIT MESSENGER, edited by Mum Amber published
at Springfield Massachusetts 1t is devoted to the same
subjects, and is equally useful and valuable II to us
weekly visitor. Terms, Philosopher
The UNIT, monthly paper of very peculiar charac-
ter published in New York. for which indebted
the publishers The of its editor is not given is
necessary for the talent employed sufficiently apparent
without the necessity of any to give it currency We
not number hand to give its objects in its own
language but it devoted the Uniy of the Race" ho'
the instrumenay of education, based upon the constit
ton and the natural wants of the mind and body too. It's
chief feature its analysis of the character of prominent
men, from their bodily It descends
to the very springs and Of ali human action, and
shows up exactly they The first number
tanned an ANALYSIS of Jenny Lind the second of Horace
Greedy the third of + K Collins and he fourth proposes