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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-24
Oarpeting!!I 1
Salem Woolans.

III c. WOOLEN MANUFACTORY, We aro
prepared TO supply Phn.ers with their
Negro Cloths -
of various qualities, and at Manufacturers prices
These Goods have been used by several Plan
ters in this neighborhood for many years, to whom
we can refer, as being an article, for warmth and
durability, of very superior quality.
rWOOL will be taken in exchange, at fair
price.
w. ANDERSON g. co.
Aug %. 81 2a
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-24

inst, ii o'clock A. NJ.
ling a Southern RighA,
VIM. Kennedy,
J. D. Murray,
c.: Matheson,
j.. L. Whitaker,
E. w. Bonney,
James Dunlap,
s. D. Halliord,
Geo. Alden.
Geo. w. Shaw,
Thomas J. Workman,
w. E. Hughsonr--s !,
J. +. Sutherland, :.
John ]. Workman,
w. H. R. Workman,
John N. Gamewell,
]. A. Young,
w. ]. Grant,
Tho. J. Warren,
c. A. Price.
Z J. DELAY
A. G. Baskin,
Sam. J. Young,
William J. Taylor,
E. A. Salmond,
w. Patterson,
J. s. Nettles,
Thomas Harris,
VIM. &. Moore,
VIM. A. Nettles,
B. w. Chambers,
r. H. Finch.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-24

iot WV wi
Association.
Tho. Salmond,
C. J. Shannon,
Alexander Young,
John Workman,
Jno. McCaa.
John D. Price,
A. M. Kennedy,
VIM. M. Shannon,
R: M Kennedy,
X. S. Mofat,
C. H. Davis,
l.. II. Deas,
J. B. Kershaw.
w. 1hurlow CASTOR,
w. A. Ancrun,,
Sanl'l Benson,
C. J. Shannon, jr.
B. H. Matheson,
Thos. J. Ancrun,,
JOS. w. Dolby,
John Cantey,
D. L. DeSaussure,
Edw. M. Boykin,
Jas. Chesnut, jr.
Thomas Lang,
Charles Perkins,
3. Perkins,
B. Boykin,
1hos. E. Shannon,
H. Holleyman,
James J. Dunlap,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-24

The Citizens of Kershaw District are re.
questcd to meet in the Court House in Camden
on Wednesday, 25th inst, ii o'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose of forming Southern Rights
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-24
storage OfCOtlOM.

Storage OF COttOn.
TINE subscribers are now building new Cot
i tou House, aud will ue prepared TO slore cot
Ion On accommodating Terms.
They offer their services Ior the sale or For
ward,ng OF colloi, and the receiving and Forward.
ing ot Merchandise. ,
Sent 40 75f McDOWALL g. COOPER.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-24

Anuat,u, COpperas.
Indigo, LoS"ood'
Maduer, Wnle Lead,
Linseed Oil, Turpentne,
window Glass, Laup CnImueys,
Suar Glubes, Suar w Icks,
Sperm vi, no.df o'i'
Castor Un, hpsoul It's SC. &c.
A iuii aud Iresh supply VI all Lne above ARTICLES
Just received, aud ior sale ny
sept. ~. H.. DELAY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-24

Pastilles de Paris.
EUR the ailevIallon auu cure Vi BRONCHITIS,
aud ullief DISEASES VI t,e throat now 50 preva.
lent IN the Unlled Slales. ainong Ministers aud
other puul.c speakers For sale by
,a,,' IN Il. J. DELAY.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-12-26
JUST PUBLISHED,

ns.n,S s ,.a "a sss s rsaUe. tn. so.s
Biaeksns Jos su ~ In ss in market Nov. 2s-f
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-12-26

Inventors and Manufacturers Of The Ethiopian ana
FHe-Proof Pant, Wilmington, Clinton Co, ono
w. MYERS.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-12-26
JU.U.yf>s. BRorHER, A co.

Inventors and Manufacturers Of The Ethiopian ana
FHe-Proof Pant, Wilmington, Clinton Co, ono =
w. MYERS,
No. Q Main sired near Eighth, Ciaeinndtl ono, 81
Agent for The Uaited STATES, 10 rAOH al orders mH" "
addressed.
house and ship painting will be seen in it, rapid a
IL IL not over four months since this paint mas pTen ~
duced into market and agent has been abe 70 oruel
hundred tons This paint IL ground In oil and put up re
for from the finest black down to any shade 70 ''
fancy p,-,.-x
Also inventors and manufacturers Of TannsrJ Baekrg
This article is so universally appreciated by al VINO nav
used H. that II scarcely needs commentator bu. 80
confidence 70 those no may not have tired ~ We hs
that L. e., Ryon foreman to A. M. Taylor %, a.
street. Cincinnati las authorized us TO use III Mo know
NJ Rson mi. ~oaid b. snnlsirnt; bo, all tanners N
the and country, Who have used ia IN wspsp.r
privilege II u were necessary ss as are pleased we
with testim onals; but, where sh ""' INV
ae1% T.nn.r Stacking 10 put up in kegs containing m
nns a. .. ana vim be to any poLt On the
canal rarosd, or river, a. so cents per ss'n r.
Ali orders should b 'i Mfsvrss PI:' 6EssRoL
Wilmington, Clinton count, Ohio, or
j. n. HAykNs Cincinnati.
,,o,. and manufacturers Of a Wafsr-PToe
A.e, w. OF Cloth, will reduce the cos. 50 gr
osnt aud will soon be In "ashs' wv.
JUsr PUBLISHED,
vp, " n W.warhs Of Rev Moses Stuart on Hon john
X law and an Examination Of his scrpturai hxsed
contained his recent pamphlet entitled Con.eierss
sSs Constitution by William Jay. An octave pampn''
a. ne AZ cover. Price cents For sale by
Aug 4 WA. HARMED, 81 John street, ~ f@@
LARD OIL.
umpROyEp LARD oII~-Lard OIL Of the nnsstqnsn
equal TO sperm for combustion also for nschms. hs
vooli~us being manufactured without acids can
.urchased and shipped strong barrels ~
10 prevent leakage Orders received and
Lake, Atlantic, and southern etiss aise Tor TIE
''@ THOMAS EMERY, lArl OH msnsisstur.,l O.
Ian N. - water street. psas Walsat, Ctnsishs"~'
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FOREIGN C0RRESPNNpENCE.

From Berlin 5, 0, 10, 10, IS 26 IS, 46 Is, 49, 81
From London 10, l76, 1s3, 1871, 1875, 1879, 2O5
From Parie IS, c6, 49, IS, rs, 50, IS, 81, 80, ~,
lO3, l07, Ill, ia, ll9, 10, l27, l29, l34, 49,
lI3 1877
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-12-26
FREE SOIL AND SLAVERY.

A New Commandment
Annual Meeting of the American and For
eign Anti-Slavery Society
Anti Slavery Views in Slave States /
A Palpable Hit to Shareholders
Alarming Slave Instruction in Lowndes Co,
Alabama, (ApocryphaD !
Address Of the Pennsylvania Abolition Soci-
ETY., to the People Of Color /
Baptist Conference-M sachusetts-Fugi-
tive Law
Briggs, Governor Of Massachusetts, on the
Slavery Question
Bill to Repeal the Law Prohibiting the I'M
portation of Slaves into Maryland
British West Indies, Free and Slave Labor
Call for a Christian Anti-Slsvery Conven-
ton
Carroll County, Ohio, in Favor of the wilmOt
Chaplin, W, L, Tried in Montgomery, Ma
Chaplin % W. L., Tried in washington for
Carrying of Sssses- l
Chaplin, w. L, Case i.
Christian Ahti-Slavery Convention, Cincin-
natl, Ohio
Chase, Hon. Mr., Busy
Cincinnati Anti-Slsvery Society
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-12-26
SELECTED SKETCHES, ESSAYS, ETC

Auesiote Of Mrabeau 10;
An Editorial Visit 10!
Little Maya Tale Of the Irish Famine Il;
The Tears of Life -l5'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

FRESH AIR-Man acts strangely. Although
a current of fresh air is the life of his very lungs,
he is interchangeable in the exercise of his inyen-
tive powers to deprive himself OF this heavenly
blessing. Thus he carefully closes every cram
ny of his bedchamber against its entrance and
he prefers that his lungs should receive the
miazed affiuvium from his cellar and larder, and
from a patent little modern aquarius in lieu of
it. Why should man be so terrified at the adj
mission of night air into any of his apartments
1t is natures overlooking current, and never car
ries the destroying angel with it. See how
soundly the delicate little wren and tender robin
sleeps under its full and immediate influence,
and how fresh, and vigorous, and joyous they
rise amid the surrounding dew-droPs of the
morning. Although exposed all night long to
the air of heaven, their lungs are never out of
order, and this we know by the daily repetition
of their song. Look at the newly born hare,
without any nest TO 90 to. 1t lives and thIives,
and becomes strong and playful under the I'M
mitigated inclemency Of the falling dews of
night. | have here fine male turkey, full
eight years old, and he has not passed single
night in shelter. He roosts in a cherry-tree,
and is always in primest health throughout the
year.
Three dunghill fowls, preferrng the cherry tree
to the warm perches in the hen house, took up
their airy quarters with him early in September,
and have never gone to any other roosting place.
The COW and the horse sleeps safely on the cold |
damp ground the roe-buck lies down to rest in
the heather, on the dewy mountains top |
myself can sleep all night, bare-headed under
the full moons beams, without any fear Or dam
ger, and pass the day in wet shoes without catch
ing cold, Coughs and colds are generally !
caught in the transition from an over-heated |
roon tn q cold anartrnppt. but tbara y,-OuId ho No
danger in this movement if ventilation were /
promptly attended to--a precaution little thought |
of Observation-Disclosures Essays on Natural
History.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
Land Monopoly.

Hitherto the majority of mankind who have
filled the earth. hay, been slaves or tenants. -
The soil has Keen owned hyl,InrS. and the IN ILL
tarv chjeltains and mobiles and bv them rented to
lanUords and nv Them 10 still smaller dealers.
md h., tbrsr ar3in il has been divided and suhdj-
yiI,I uniI ,hS majority, vino hayr noid sustajo-
h,.,b,.v.,,, ~, il.;r br,,,. nrtonl, tbair ov.n
families v.LiIr tbev themselves nave been crush
rJLInra,E rIs v.Ni,Ir and bayaTvld on the bor-
d,rs al starvation the sickness, Of aweek. and
often SINGLE lay. rendering thcm pauuers.
The same monoool,of the soil has : mt unoth-
cr larr, class of tho community INFO manulac-
tprinr ,,.,,b .5,,anfs f., ,,,rt Gnt t5nr DAVIS in
irn3rlncr and GonaI,.s rcynrr,, and another 10
IN, ar.ny,aJ n,r, y.,tr, ho1o~ and yy1oIIh a.
wait a few and i,1ara,., ami AN earIy crave the
many.
The consequence of excluding such members
from the po,iuoa and IA, naaI,at1l cultivation OF
the soil, has been jonor,u,, reckless, in,htf renee
turbplence and rr,5n, 'r,-,pr,d h,, ,beirinnras
sjons ana unra,.r,in,4 Nv n,r,I Er,nrinln tbev
have be,n nrs,,rsJ ~, J!s,,rsta daaJs Snrba
state Of soris,, cannor n, m, b baony th, evil IL,
radical and can only be remedied by giving a
new direction - the physical moral and 'n'eIIec-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
w. ES. FA2RETLeS
Cclebrate0 asobiou eminent.

the diseases of Hr
seaniCa a i o
ed nersandIl
the nouW
frs q
mm, the an
inlhs o any i
B1n we'll purified peculiar to Arabia by certain
no
The that
tot p is
single trial
canbe cmpae
in of all
Bruises Crck in lacl
isandT o Fl Ei
Pole Evil Big Head
WINS ndI
Compile az Tor Demre
J. which
1t recommends Remember
wela and tina
They and care but
three zesa 81.
HI WB Farrell, TropH
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
ALSO, EVERY VARIETY OF
ATENT VI T. ID CE y Il =,
AT PROPRIETOR'S PRICES.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT FOR
Cunninghan Arabian Oil.

: Jo4xsoN JR has in store. the heaviest stock Of Drugs
and me, cnes west Buffalo, which he is determined
ducc DUNG the present year, and for that purpose he offers
attention.
avin. been appointed Agent for the sale Of Gouldngs
Surgical instruments he VIII have on hand M a tihe
fu suppv which will be sold Physicians and Dealers at
New Y OK prices.
: Jon5so~. Ia will act a. ageut tor the sale OF all rep
uable Medicines in the city of Milwaukee, for the usual
rates of commission.
MILWA -KEE. lSj0.-no Il
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

VERY PooR.--A trfing sort of fellow in
one OF our neghboring counties, not long since
won the affections of the daughter of bluff,
honest Dutchman of some wealth. On asking
the old man for her, he opened with romantic
speech about his being poor young man. sc.
"Ia, va, said the old man, 81 knows all about it;
but you is little too poor-you has neither mon
ey nor character"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
CEEANCEEsN SAFE,

CIRCUIT Court FOR THE CoUNTY RACINE.
OTIS jerks, CUANCETY.
ALBERT d. SAwTEII. ! UO&. +. '. WILTON.
J.B.JILst-v. Sol. for Com. Circuit Judge
pur and by virtue Of decree daily made and en-
tered in the above entitled the 9th day of April
\. u. $50 and by virtue OF IN" in such
and provided. Leonard Cruclc. hCFi of kcno>ha
y and Sale Of Wise viii se public auciJ ven
due 20 the highest bidder at HE Durkec House ia the city
OF kcnosha in the said county of kcuo,a the Ola day Of
July next. III ten O'Clock in the rCuou Inc premises mem
toned and dc-crihd in said decree. much thereof
shall be necessary 10 sa, the demands of The pnun
As follows 70 vii: Ia" southwest quarter of section mum
Der ~ in township number Gp north of range
number twenty three t2 in the county of Keno.
ha, and State of Wisconsin. saving and excepting forty
of said land off from the entire north side of said quar-
ter section. nOlS-Gt l.. tEDCktG. Sheriff.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity TO inform his
friends and public that he has completed am
pie ARRANGEMENTS all who wish share the benefits
enjoy the luxury Of any kind of Bath He has been 10
siderable eXp-nse lis up his shop in manner that
will not only useful but agreeable to his customers and
he hopes by efu attention 10 business please and satisfy
all who may avOr him with call shop on Main street.
nearly oppusik the City Hotel.
Shaving. Hr Cutting and Shampooing as usual IN the
most Fashionable manner. 6. B. CRISSUP.
JuIy, 1919
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

To the Curious In opening the "Gilddon
mummy in Boston, large beetle was found be-
tween the wrapplngs of cloth. A beetle three
thousand years old must be curiosity.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

Cost Of Fashionable Bathing. The sum of
six hundred and fifty dollars is asked for ordi-
nary house and still more ordinary furniture,
for three months at Newport watering place.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

The Kentucky papers state that Henry Clay
will resign his seat in the Senate, as soon as
the slavery question shall be disposed of
He wont resign very soon, if he waits till
then,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

THREE DEATHS BY FIRE.-The house of Mr.
Alpheus Earl OF China, ST. Clair co, Michigan,
was destroyed by fire on Friday night last Two
OF his children and his mother was burned TO
death. Mr.. f. and his wife were engaged a
short distance from the house, but arrived TO late
to save them. Mrs. f. was overcome by the
terrible shock anj for several hours was deranged
but we learn she has nearly recovered Detroit
Adj.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
Kenosha county Probate Court.

In the matter Of the Of JOEL LOCKE deceased
On reading and filing the petition OF Emily Locke. praying
that Andrew b. jackson may hc appointed administrator
he estate of Joel Locke deceased Or-d that the appi-
cation be heard before the Court House, in the ely
Kenasha- The first Monday il July next, at 10 O'Clock, \.
NJ and that notice thereof be given 10y publishing this order
three successive weeks before that day in the kenu>ha Tel!
erraph. newspaper published in the city Of keRo>ha. in
said county. BY the CuuTI.
3.n5a isaac y. STUDD.3RD. County Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

A few Holldcrs can he accommodated v i'll Boarding by
the week day. The of Park and Exchange
gentleman and Lady be accommodated with good
rooms. June ii. mol
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
AGreat Chance for "a Bargain.

DOR sale cheap, valuable Farm, situate in a goOd
Il barhopd for schools, ETC.. IN the Of Paris.
Chicago and Milwaukeeroad, Consisting of one hundre
.ixty acres Of Land, y 81 wa,ered and timbered and
- acres under the pillow. II is the Plank RoaC
will be sold AT & great bargain For further parcua
qure ofthe undersigned, on the premises, or v Fl
Esq, Kenosha. JAMES YAT4
P. $50 suit customers, it may be sold in two parce
Paris, April, !, 1850. 10 d-2E
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

NOR SALE nj F. BANS Hardware Store
i Twelve Lumber Wagons
Of different kinds, cheap for Ccsh approved Notes
NaN ]. a.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

CoURTSmP IN MAINE An Arkansas paper
di,courscth as follows concerning the girls of
Mime United States: 1T is said to be no un-
COMMON thing 10 find beautiful girls in the
State of Maine running wild, subssting on ber
ries and acorns. When q girl wants to get mar
ri2d, she makes for the woods, where she roves
about until a young man goes out on wife
hunt. lie catches light of girl, and gives
chase. She runs, and the young man throws a
aSso, by which she is caught. He then takes
her on his shoulders, car. les her 10 the highway,
where he has Il carriage ready, ties her feet and
hands together, and takes her home A minis
ter is sent for, and they are married. The knot
being tied, the young woman becomes perfectly
dOcile and submissive"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
TO GARDENERS

LNRESH GARDEN SEEDS. from Bowmans Garden, Wal
Il worth County, comprising the varieties usually required
torhs REGION both in large and small papers FOR sale
kenOsha, May II, l650.-no47 KINGS BoOKsToRE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
KINGS BOOK STORE REMOVED!
SIM ON KING.


BOOKS, stationery, Cutlery, Paper Hang
ingS, &c. DC.
kEEOSElA, WISCONSIN,
Has REMOVED his old established and well known
store to the corner of Park and Main opposite
BAN hardware store where he is Offering for sale an
enlarged and excellent assortment of such articles as are
usually found in Book Store; among which are
.H{Scc taHcOES. Sc4oo, md .EHSic B0oEs
Hr@h@F"PerS, English. French and Common, comprising
full assortment of cap, letter, ard other sizes;
Goid Pens, of the very best manufacture:
Stcci Pens, large variety:
QHWS, Common Goose and Russia, White and yellow;
HGtirS amt NcaijRg mar. good variety:
Ink. Black and Caminc, Dunbrs and MAYNARD & Novcs'
Gurus. hnamelrd' Pearl Ivory! Friendship, Mottu &c;
UoSteah0'mS F,He cutlery; Indnibfc INK:
Fine qtr Co0rS. Tag Paints. and large stock of Fancy
Articles deni%ncd to please the crafty the eve
He invites attention to his large assortment of
SchOO. and Singing Rocks.
Mcrchrnts, Teachers. and School r,rn furnished
the most lDGraI terms
kcup>ha June 9TH. 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

John NJ Boalt and John Jackson, having taken uponther
two several wTits of Ecplevin against issued from the
United District Court for the District of Wisconsin,
the greater part of the wheat left by C. Iluchnson i'll the
Ware House lately occupied by him, and now occupied by
and the said suits being II issue fer trial II the next term
Of said Court be holden Madison. the first Monday
of July next; and pleas having been filed oar behalf ia
said suits. under which all Interested prove defend
any right interest they may have in Sd Wheat: Notice
hereby given all interested. To appear and defend and
furnish proof defend. any right or interest which they
may have in the ~ubcc matter Of said suis. Yours &c.
keuosha, June l.. $50 HiLE, .N3.N.NEl,d- Go.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
MILK PALS AND PANS.

MADE N THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANNER,
CAN be had at Z. BANS Hardware Store, at the \
X Cash price Any quantity on hand.
Keno.ha, May J, l&Jo-no -. EDWARD
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
PROC. SEUF.NTY-FTTE CE,NTS.
CasH pAIn FOE WOOL.

Al the Auction Room of \. NJ. KENDRICk, opposite the
R,lnal~' House. Main street. keaa,'sa.
Wanted. a. above, 100000 Pounds Cs Wool.
for which cash and the highest market price VIII be paid
njJ b
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
NEV STORE, NEW GOODS.

NITE subscribers. successors to T. s Greenwood, have
opened the Store first door north of Marshall & Phelps
Tin shop, where may be found general assortment of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Groceries. Provisions, Esard- Ware, Stone
Ware wooden ware and CTOckery.
UITHOUT STOPPLNG TO
enumcratc win just say that stock comprises almost
every hing of the useful and substantial kind usually want
ed in orr line and that not TO he undeFsold by any
establishment in this city. Small profits and ready pay
believe To be The true and decidedly the
best policy for both seller and buyer Our intention Is TO do
business principles that will stand the test OF experience
al. being the best 10 ensure public favor aud confidence. II
will afford pleasure ali times to exhibit our goods for
ius ptciiOn and comparison.
\ general assortment of family supplies constantly on
hand: Flour. &c. BENNETT K SELLECk.
kcuusha. June l0h. 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
An independent Editor.

Mr.. La gdon, editor of the Mobile Advertiser
is also Mayor of that city. He recently mrle
some remarks in opposition to the Nashville Con-
ycntion, when some of his political friends and
''patrons" of his paper undertook to dictate the
tone and opinions of his journal by addressing
him on the subject of the Difference which sho,ld
be paid by the press to public opinion. His ans
wer is an excellent one. lie says in Conclusioh.
If the course of my paper is not approved, if
the sentiments therein expressed are not sud-
as my friends can sustain, they have perfect
rght to express their di,approbation by with
drawing their patronage. It they think 1t Is eX-
erlng dangerous influence upon the public
mind. or if i, is not worth to them the price O
subscription, let them disdsntinue it, but let him
moi insult me by an attempt to dictate the course
should pursue acknowledge no obligations
to alcase any one but myself. If cannot, in
pleasing myself, satisfy enough of the public to
keep me from starvation | will abandon my
newspaper and engage in some persuit where a
mans opinions wiHnot Interfere with his bread.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

CPRING STYLE of Beebe's Hats, reed tbs day al
> the sign hf the Big Hat. 8. +. CohcIOCA.
Ksnoshs, April 26th, 1850
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
1HA City ST FAM WORKS .
Dress MAKING.

HTISS ETMORE takes this opportunity 20 say 70 her
vi friends and the Pablo. she has TeCeiv ed. and
is constantly in receipt Of the
LATEST FASHIONS FROM NEW YORK CITY.
And she is now ready to wait upon her friends and cus
TONERS She acrs herself from her large eXpoiienCc. in
the business that she will be able give the best sasiac
ton.
Wisconsin stS. opposite the ltunas House.
May l7h., lGj0.no47
KENOSHA COUNTY COIEsT. --The last Non
dav in each month is assigned to probl- and he
Transaction such other cuisines may be done in
ton al Chambers. IN. HipDDAItD. touH,y Judge
EOI: SALE.
number Of Lots in the south part Of the city Liberal
n credit viii be given.
FOE SALE
lot in the North ward, the Brewery lying between
Water st. and the harbor.
FOR SALE
Thirty acres of timber land in Pike woods.
FOR SALE
Or exchanged for real estate in Kenosha county, 100
Acres Of valuable land within four miles of Waukecsan
FOR SALE
Farm of 100 Acres within ten miles Of Beoit, and al
Joining valuable improved water power on the Pecionic
River with good house barn and orchardtbe whole rn
under fence This will be sold cheap or exchanged
for land in Ken0sha comfy.
FOR SALE
100 Acres of land lying the Lake miles south of
his city. Apply to JOSIAH boND'
HATS! HATS!
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
JOY 10 THE AFFLICTED!

JUA 10 L41LA IA : LIU ALU!
A WONDERFUL. AND EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE!
well OF Cattle
ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21

JyqrF0re Chipa. EerteH. and Glass HarC leaking lss
sss. Boots. Shoes, Parts. obs Mars Dge-1 oo4S'
PHffg. Glass. SAT- sc.
Which they otter for sale a. coed terms as can Dc found
tbey would asa the continued patronage ofther frends