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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
1850! SPRING TRADE! 1880!
WHSCO NSEN
WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE.
FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.
1850! SIP IL

$. JOHNSON, Jr.
(sUCCEssoR WIN. N. CUHSINaHAMD
Chemist, ApOthecary, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggist,
NO. ISL, EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS
Dealer in
EdSt India and Mediterranean Drugs, French
English, and American Chemicals, Paints, OILS
Dye SufS, VarniSheS, WuldeU Glass and Put
fy Brushes, Roots and Extracts, Thonsonian Prfpa-
rGtiOR;, Druggists and Physicians Glass Ware
and Furniture, Surgical Instruments PhRO-
Sophical apparatus ETC., etc.
The subscriber receiving his supply selected by
himself the stocks of the largest Importing Drug
Houses in New York and Boston,
His arrangements for purchasing surpassed by any
Merchant in his line of trade in the West-and proof
the assertions has only call him and article
and prces,both OF which he pledges himself
Hrely satisfactory.
CITY ANDCOUNTRY CUSTOMERS
Will find oil of the year, the above named
Establishment more general assortment Of articles be-
longing TO the
DRUG TRADE
Than can be had at any other House in this City. To
his WHOLESALE PATRONS he would that he has much
enlarged the
JOBBENG DEPARTMENT
OF trade and has appropriated the ID and Sd in
the store he continues occupy, exclusively Whole
sale Trade and thereby better attend this branch
ness.
Wholesale Agency Depot for the sale of the Original and
Genuine DOct : p. Townsends Sarsapara, which will be
sold dealers the manufacturers price. Also, constant
" hand, Mooreheads vanlc Machines Barnett's Med
co, Electric Galvanometer, Chrses Galya Bands Belts
Necklaces Gold Plated and Zinc Rings, Paster Magnetic
Fluid, &C. &c.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

The UPPER REGIONS OF THE ATMOSPHERE
Mr. J. Wise the aronant, has recently published
work entitled "History and Practice of Aero
nautics,' from which the Philade pha Inquirer
derives the following interesting facts:
In one place he makes us acquainted with the
still quiet Of the heavens thus:-A bee was let
off Cat 5000 feet,) which flew away making a
humming noise. At the altitude of ii 900 feet,
a gray linnet was liberated which flew away d.
rectly, but soen feeling itself abandoned in the
midst of an unknown ocean, it returned and set
tied on the stays of the balloon; then mastering
fresh courage, teok second flight and dashed
downward to the earth, describing tortuous
yet perpendicular track. A pigeon let off I'M
der similar circumstances afforded more curl
Gus spectacle. Placed on the ear, it rested
awhile measuring as it were the breadth of that
unexplored sea, which ii designed to traverse ;
now launching into the abyss it fiuttered irregu-
larry, and seemed at first TO try its wings on tie
thin element, and after few strokes it gained
more confidence, and whirling in large circles or
splraIs, like the bird of prey, it percipitated it.
self into the mass of extern ed clouds, where
1t was lost from sight. In one of his accents,
he hel a distinct conversation in the clouds
with MIR. Paulin, who assembled with another bal
loon abont the same TIM"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
ALSO, livery VARIETY or
PAT Il Mt VI DHCEN ES.
AT PROPRIETOR'S PRICES.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT FOR
Cunningham's Arabian Oil.

s. Johnson JR has in the heaviest stock Of Drnga
and medicines, west of Buffalo, which he is determined
duce during the present and for that purpose he offers
attention.
Having been appointed Agent for the sale Of Gouldng
Surgical instruments, nc will have hand all times
New York prices.
s Johnson, JR will act agent for the sale Of all rep
utable Medicines in the city Of Milwaukee, for the usual
rates Of commission.
Mn .,r-Er
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

The Terrs Haute Courier saws OF the late let-
ter to the Boston Post, from Mr. Atwood:
1T is hard for this community to find Mr. At
wood and Mr.. Dillingham;, as il is for the friends
of Professor Webster to find DR.. Parkman. We
never saw or heard tell Of these two men before
neither can we find any body in these parts that
ever did In the next place, there is no such
names as Thiston on the register at the stage o.
fee, as q passenger TO ST Louis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
A NEW DISEASE.

Andrew Jackson Davis, the Clarvoy ant, in
his new volume of revelations, makes the fol-
lowing prophecy
A NEW DISEASE will make its appearance,
during an autumn not far Distant in both Europe
and America. This statement is founded upon
the influence which perceive the lines of no
rattOn must and will exert on the electric and
magnetic imponderables of our atmosphere and
the most susceptible individuals, perceive. will
experience the consequences of the mpercep-
tible change thus occasioned The disease will
be negative one embracing the symptoms and
appalling concomitants of the Asiatic Cholera
and black tongue; and similar panic and fatal
lty will characterize its first appearance; but ii
can be readily mastered by two remedies-frSt
determination on the part of the individual not 10
die r0h the Enthusiastically by enveloping the pa
tent (divested Of clothing,) in wooden blanket
which must be completely lined with dampened
mustard -four $50 as to form general draught
or plaster) and by giving him as much good
brandy as he will or can drink This prescrip-
ton would be highly efficacious in the treatment
OF Aslatlc Cholera; the patient should remain in
the blankets until perspiration is thoroughly in
duced. Merriment and ioviaty, to an extent
almost regardless of the patients agonies, will
do more than any treatment. This disease will
firstabe be developed in the small inland towns
and in some vf the iron manufacturing districts
Of Eng land: and then in some of the sequestered
villages and cotton plantations of America
1t will at first seem like the PIague--will be
violent and generally falkland will soon and
suddenly disappear.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

VHE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform his
friends and the public, that be has completed
pie arrangements for all who wish share benefits or
enjoy the luxury any Kind OF Bath He con
siderable expense 10 lit up his shop in that
viii not only be useful bat agreeable his customers. and
he hopes By careful attention 10 business pease and satisfy
all who may favor him with call. shop Main street.
nearly opposite the City Hotel.
Shaving. Hair Cutting ard Shampoo:ng as usual in the
most fashionable H1zlHaT. g. 2. CSIEEIP.
Iniy, ls49.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

SMALL Pox on BOARD THE L. S. FRIGATE
CUMBEELASD.-Privatel letters received in this
city state that the Small Pox broke out on board
the frgate Cumberland, now living at Naples
The Purser named Bryan, was attacked by it.,
hut he Is now recovering.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
CHANCERY SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF RACINE.
Otis jerks, IN CHANCEaY
7 " NT-I

vs..
ALBERT ID. SAwTELL. HON. F.. V, WILTON
.JILsUN, Sol. for Com. Circuit Judge
pursuance and by virtue of decree duly made and en-
tered in the above entitled the 9th dy of Apri
A. d. 1850 and by virtue of the such case made
and provided, Leonatd Croker Sheriff of Kenosha conn
ty and State of isconsin will sell public auction or ven
due to the highest bidder at the Durkee House. in the CITY
July O'Clock in the forenoon the premises men
toned and described in said decree, much thereof
shan be necessary to satisfy the demands of the complainant
follows to wit the southwest quarter of section num-
Der seven CD in township number % north of range
number twenty three CD east in the county of Keno
Sha and state OF Wisconsin, saving and excepting forty
of said land off from the entire side of said QUAR-
ter section nO4S6t l.. CROCkFR shorty
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

ESTRAf.-Came into the enclosure of the subscriber
A on the oh inst large red cow, with white white
on the belly and white aief horn Topped: supposed to
be about years old The owner is requested TO prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
Pike, May Odd lo50. A. A BRIGHAM
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Albany Atlas.


OBSTRUCTION OF THE HREAT CATHEDRAL
or SAkAfo'aA. IN SPAIN ny "g""IHg
Fa'e le'tefS give starting account OF the total
uoS'' uC''on u o' 'I9 o'oH''ul Ia"c"t"I OF sara
g"s'"' .! "S"u'"S ~" t'e ''l Oh April accor-
u'"e " t''0 CUSTOM W ''H towns people, me "h"ie
PoPHI"''',h EN''y Alfred had assembled III the
Ca'h'dral 10 ioI''W tRe procession OF the Holy
"'cr"ul MI me cFo"d was immense, and the
guard OF honor Scarcely mad The procession
i,Hu%d from l'' massive portals OF the eaihrdraL
80 '"' 'i''''"N N"'"' C'o"''" WIZ" "a'N"t''
ga, "'' 80" pa" owe, t'e %" H.
""I Hu"'@"'l 'Ic I'o'"--d''S CT ''' SKIES were
opened ana iA' ram descended IN sven torrents
mat thr procession was tore q To take sheItr
"i',lH 'hr Cathedral ne people told thor
ads and were overwhelmed wlih ter at the
cditicr
Presently there was hoard a terrible crash, ac-
conraulsd by q noise as loud as the roaring of
artillery Il was found that the lightning uaL
struck the sprr. of the cathpdral and cuI.riru
through one Of the numerous lnterstir,s of the
lgh, AND graceful architecture, s,ruck d.ad the
bell ringer and penetrated 10 the timber roofing,
which Immediately b,alel forth with Il tnry adj
uniting OF no control although t.e heavens COT
una'd to pour dowu their waters upon the barn
- fr, rushed f-r,b into ,La s,ra - ,Lr,,''
,,hicb m. water ,c,. norr;n.r j.. ,nrr,,ts a-7,
I.G,Lo, ,,,, t.,
=, ~ ~ '.'''' my m
~ '''.''' "'I' '"'"
- , VIZ ~ ."' Pre-
roras I,r,,th or,,L ,r,,, VI '..'
;Lal ,t;. ,,I,i, -, - i 10 ''o9 Pol-
.h,,ra III =, M ar
~Fa'''
-.;,,i., = ''i'oo''cI S!o'''
', i ,s W. '':u'y ''S' ''|t" ',",
Esq, OF that city, being the first Of 200o! which
are to be shipped forthwith. MIR. b., we hear
intends gong extensively into the poultry bust
neSs,as may be- inferred from lIls starting with IN"
moderate number above stated. Two thousand
hens! What cack.ng!
a 'd""'a Adm|%'"n.-"i am not one OF those
(says senator DAVIS oil Mississippi who hold
that Il Is Setued iact 'hat slavery VIII not 60
l''" nose "FFItotITS' say IN SPlrt Oh caaGor'
gold, aud that slaves viii probably be taken There
for the same parpos, for which they would
have been taken 10 California if they had not
been excluded by the failure to protect, and the
threats to prohibit, that species of property by
Congress
>, a 'TGl iro" '"'cdgo.- Messrs Hunter ana
IiNI.o"h l"s's' o. tlS Guy "''t" up
uet''', "a s'''' 'S" "ec"s SNPP'''u Il
w.'n sAl ca NoI"N anu '''e
HNe' eS'"p">"eu C,""," anu news uslo' a'
ohs enc 'AS2' mouse al 'Ae o'h'r, ana maze ar
rangemehIs 10 lake coHh'siances II tAe remain
der.
ing at the villages along the line. and when bus.
ness flags, weighing anchor and departing. Ra-
Their a novel project, and it will be a takjne one
of coursc, Chicago Journal,
NJ p,,rrrx s,ro,r .b,,,,., ~ lie cJ..-
VAN =" n '.'"'-S 80, =? -
i've ",Su' .,S y, "'eup'H 70 eio''
a'sessuISasv Il. 'Ho 4,'. I4 re- S,h E,'aI i.
,ho H.. h,e, bnIG -, Cb.rIast y,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

the course of tew months becomes hard stone or iron
Is is undoubtedly The Cheapest and Best
article for roofs dwellings and steamboat decks
as IRE preventive and also for decks of vessels as il forms
a coat nearly hard iron itself Ii being exte-
svey used matched boards cloth and stiff paper for roofs
20 buildings FIRE proof roof be made at less than
half the expense than with any other Ii can also
be applied TO old roofs, making them short time equal
10 new" supersede any thing ever uSed upon brick by
first applying coat Of this paint mixed with sizing ard
then coat mixed wiki hnseed oil, and YOU have surf zee
both beautiful and hard. These paints may be mixed To-
geher Ia vary the shades with white lead or any other
paints TO suit the fancy, and maieria deeieros 10 The
quality We wOuld particularly recommend our chocolate
and light drab colors for painting buildings, they are pc
caisry adapted 10 the style Of heavy now used
We warrant all paints manufactured by rs and nden
y the Use. patent business and natures
productions free to all For sale at Ap,hecsr Hat
no4@-i! By Z, ROBINSON.
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L. N. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & CounseIIor

VIII continue to practice in the District Court Of the In
ted Statos Also in the Chancery, Supreme and Circuit
Courts of Wisconsin and Illinois, Deeds and other nsrut
ments In writing To be used this State
and Acknowledgements taken Office next door TO Oarns
Brick Block, Main street, opposite Kings Bookstore
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

IhE Clerk of the Board of Supervisors or his Deputy
may be found at the Office of the Register of Deeds over
Tymeson's store, corner of Main and Park streets
MAY lo0u moss I. J. RAND
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

DIR. Dod's execution has recently been the
subject of remark in connection with the SEN
tence upon Dr. Webster The facts are these A:
Dir. bod, Prebend of St. Paul's, and Chaplain to
the king, committed forgery on young lord TO
whom lie was preceptor. The amount was for
seven thousand pounds, and the money was OBJ
tanned through he agency of broker In the
filing up OF the bond blot in the word seven
appeared, and that led to the discovery of the
forgery. On DR.. Dod being charged with the
offence he candidly admitted that he was the
author of the bond, and declared that it would be
redeemed when 1t came 10 maturity, and was in
formed that IN CASE the money should be refun-
ded no proceedings would be taken against him.
he accordingly refunded G40OO and gave an
execution on his properly for the balance
Nevertheless, exposed, and taken before the Lord
Mayor, he was committed for trial. DIR. Dol was
the founder of several benevolent institutions
and the one that he specially exerted himself
for, and the zeal to aid which led to his convic-
ton, is the Magdalen Asylum, St. Georges
Field. The money that was fraudulently OBJ
tanned was not TO be applied for the Dr.'s benefit
but for the Asylum alluded to. Great exerlion
were made TO save the life of man that had been
so useful. 1t was about the year 1862.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

HE TEA CULTURE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
DIR. Junius Smith, of GreenviIe, South
Carolina, in a letter dated May lst, speaks
of his experiments in growing tea in this
country as highly successful. The plant
maintains its original physiology and fol-
lows It's Chinese paternity, putting out foliage
at the same time that it does in China
All Dr. Smiths plants have taken root; the
buds began to develope leaves about the
Both of April, though the spring has been
backward. and he could at this lime collect
sufficient quantity Of leaves to make first
rate tea. He says the leaves are most ten
der and delicate, and he can now understand
why II is that we cannot obtain the first
quality oltea from China. The first growth
of the leaf is so delicate that it is quite im>
possible to divest it of humidity by firing
or roasting 10 sustain so long voyage, be-
sides the almost certainty OF utterly destroy
ing IT'S rich and precious aroma. When tne
tea is cultivated here this process Of roast>
ing may be dispensed with With variety
OF soil, abundance of cheap land and facli>
ties OF transportation, DR. S. thinks that if
we do not cultivate our own tea, we ought
To be tributary to those who call us barbara
ans. Every farmer, certainly in the MIDI
die and Southern States, may grow his own
tea in his own garden, without the slightest
interference with his ordinary agricultural
pursuits. We think now that ii is demon
straed that tea win grow here some of our
agricultural societies should offer premiums
for the first and best supply of tea grown
upon American soiI.-PhIIadelphia Led.
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JOY To TEzE WORLD!

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer,
For the Instant Cure and entire Eradication of al
Pain.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
NO NATTER WHERE THE PAIN OR OF WHAT NATURE THIS
REACH IT.
Opinion Of the most prominent Druggists and
Merchants Of Cincinnati IN its favor
CINCINNATI, October 20, lS49
WE, the undersigned, Druggists and Merchants this
city, have been acquainted with, ahd sold for
past article of Family Medicine known PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER and would assure the public
that in every instance. far know, it has given
best satisfaction 10 the purchaser we recommend
the public article of
GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE.
Indeed we never knew article of medicine become so
deservedy popular short time which proved the
fact of its extensive sale and constantly increasing demands
Signers:
j. d. PAKK, 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 and 9Th SITS.
CHAs. COLLINS, cor. l.. Market and Syc streets,
G. II. BATES, cor. Front and Main streets.
ABIAH TELLER, cor. Columbia and Main streets.
J. {, c. REAKIRT, 81 Pearl street.
+. b. HINMAS, cor. L. Market and Main streets.
5, H. PARvIN, Columbia and Front streets.
a. l.. SCoVILL corner 5th aid Race.
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i, TO DE7LERS IN PAIN. KILLER.

NOTICE TO DE7LERS IN PAIN KILLER.
Tbs name of the Pain Killer belongs exclusively the
Proprietor of this medicine That right has been recently
sustained by Court OF law and person found selling
article by that name and not of the manufacture of Perry
DAVIS & will be prosecuted.
For sale by N. SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail Agent at the kenosha City Drug
Store, n1S6m
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Hnuse. Cnrrinrc and Srear,hnnf pni
TIRE, WEATHER AND WATER.

being powdered from kind Of mineral found only in this
region The said mineral when analysed is found To be
composed OF iron magnesia- alumina, carbon silica etc
the combination Of this article with lnseed oil seems TO form
HrErREHr,rrr VIZ,
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Metallic, Fire and weather Proof
PAIN TS

The subscribers prepared to furnish this truly
celebted article any quantity purchasers: bay-
ing within the last year discovered different coors We
are able To furnish Five differenr Natural
COloFs. which warrant to be equal 1perior Ia
any in market Time has tested qualities OF this
Paint and i admitted by the best Mechanics and Paint
ers to be superior to any Paint in use for
House, Carriage and Steamboat Painting,
aud in fact every thing where Paints are now used This
paint has been used less for the thirty wear. hy
those living in the vicinity Of the Mines buildings and 9th
er articles which have been painted with the same are now
in perfect condition when first applied re-s alike
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
WOOL! WOOL!!
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing.
EVQinp. etc etc


undersigned has leased Custom Factory for term
OF years, formerly known the TRI ESDEII4 CT STOM
NoRhS, where he is prepared Card Wool and Dress
Cloth as cheap the cheapest, and lodging Ii is stu
ated at Soon Mcuenry Co. III. His machinery is fitted un
with Cards, and in first running order for Caru
Rolls Mr. b. Is from the East and he himself that
after long experience in the business that he
work up in little better style, than before done in this
vicinity. All Of those who have Wool Gard Cloth t.
Dress, will please call and him. You will find him OF
the spot Farmers who have wheat butter dispose Of
he would say them that he will take il in exchange for
Carding Rolls Dressing Cloth He believes a nimbe six
pence better Than slow dollar and the Ready Paw
To those that have sheep WOOL he would say 10
them that he will keep constantly hand Rolls sale
cheap As the cheapest.
n. B.-PeopIe coming from a distance oan have their
Rolls on short notice. and mistake.
WILLIAM w. BAKER.
Scion, McHenry Co. H., April "a, 1898 mos.
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NEW GOODS !--FR ESHEROMthey WENT.
u. A.. s. A. Nj. TYMESON.

HAVE just received their first insallment ofher Spring
Al Goods, consisting of NEW STYLES of CALItors.
GINGHAMs SILKS, etc SHAwLs, of beautiful Patterns Bon
NETS ana HATS OF various kinds PARAsoLS, SUN SHADES.
etc. with other articles, which we wtel Won nbout nv
and by. esgCALL AND SEE.-gg
f Ii A NJ TSMFSDN
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NorIrE hereby given TO all persons Interested that tho
subscribers, administrators the estate of Henry Mill
of Southport in the county of Racine.
deceased will present their final for examination
and allowance county of said county
thereof be held at the courthouse in the city of Racine
first Monday of May next at 10 o'clock in The forenoon
Dated April 4th, 1880 THOMAS Mll.LER.
REUBEN MILLER.
No16-4t Administrators.
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nor sale cheap valuable Farm, situate in good neigh
II bohood for schools, etc. in the town OF Paris on the
Chicago Milwaukee road consisting of hundred and
sixty Land well waered and timbered, and about
SIS acres under pillow. 1t is the Plank Road aud
will be sold great bargain. For further particulars en-
quire of the undersigned, the premises or v FRENCH
ESD, Kenosha. JAMES YATES.
r sTo suit customers, it uay be sold in two parcels.
Paris April, /, 1850, no 4l-2m
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G 0 O * i S r 0 v e s z

K&MOGIA CITY STEAM WORKS.
h citizens an
New Ha odwm and
Tr no to rak W n "a rs ~ the
bymgS chne inn ne aeud y t
r
6hruaei nive furnished
Iten sEoR PoLsH GEE P
hnsyb
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Ihe People WOn't go BarefOOted!
'EHER EFORE. have bought, and am now offering
Tor sale, At the kENOSHA CKE'X SHOE AND
9!EAIHEk STORE. Beautiful assortment of La
ues ana Chlidens Shoes and Gents Fine Boots, consist
ny OF Ladies' toseite Slips Ladies Rosee Jenny Lnds, La
dies Enameled Polkas Ladies silk Pat CATERS. Ladies
prone and Kid Excelsios Super Chidrens Shoes, Gents
lowest prices. no44
F. W. LYMEE.
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HATS HATS!!
CPRtNG STYLE of Beebe's Hats reed this dsy Mt
, the sign hf the Big Hat. s. f. CoNSTOCK
kenosha April Goth, 1850.
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|ed in
|Tlded
such
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

|tTtet
10 I'LL
{ HI)-
being
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

to whatever applied, and the longer it remains on. or in
the course Of few months il becomes hard stone or IRON
Is is undoubtedly The CheapeSf and Res.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

badly
IA him
4 Mr.
INV lie
! visit
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

were
ltlle
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From CALF oRNIA-The whale ship
Sylph arrived at New Bedford yesterday
from California. with S3l 900 in gold dust,
and full cargo OF oil. Private letters fully
sustain the favorable accounts previously re-
reiypd