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WANTS.


WANTED susuou ~ Esrdss' BY MARRIED 'nsn
w w a vie so chid-thcrogEhfv 11ferstsrts "a
A-s-ss. r every respect - csr- A,t usnsgruelt OF
--er husss sad v;o-ry. sRt e propagation q psl ke
- uou d have 10 ccol - he arrangement " aSr
n h.v-k * rerisrce n 10 -ourfry n BON
b-S-chss n g5es r-f-rvnc-s gwen a. 70 honesy 40
.os--.-- Aairr.s W a NJ slhs So srossSsy
rrss.
NlTl\TFD-lsw - tfs-i usn 70 earn r-S-nly
W .rvsn.ra ar e..v SECURED al q gr-Ai p'ArieA
va-s 10 s---v rersnu tusless To t4ca. - eEre W
t. Sses vi - sGo-- 81 ~ a. tror y - ~
At-r-s. L Gcrs.& POSTPAID RrnsiVsy Poet Ooce.
lIANrED-A smart sety- 5ov Who ~riiss go
w hs-i. sHouf d, YEAS o. sg- IN sors Ore ~no -
s'ss WIKI ID parents preferred 'od ~ho car sEs go
- 1nus-is1ous S4,sry 81 ~, ysv lnfars a. -
m .. ~
WANTED Scr SCR. i1 Sc a axe vAiey % PSra-
w VOLS sh'v sunas. shet net rgni-s1esi frNr
fo 70 - cert % "a ~as-s PAD some Agents az
msk NJ f-'-n = az o. 8 ~ FER ca sdcrcss
} DOW CO. s. Nsssaa-st Gflm'
NANTEu->iu-scans ,or a uuu.as- .f sNce.eni q,
W A. ell. ir~r -ecerT sr7Vei '-r~ -rrf cv aAi .
ar Nsscc srr-s krt Wiling o. NurE 30 rt-fHs NSsc
ARR caron % made zoe or,cs ~ Commissioners ~
Sr.grr.-. 'r fhr Psrs " rlsr-rs. r--u
NkrANrED-A scsr.,rrss one 49, Iuasrsf,nd, cut
W ~ SO a. ryln- epl Pc pr-fsrrvd ApqN a ~
Pt-te-- Br-osy7 .---.-s De e9l-. p " .sd : -
kTANTED-A a,l7s 49, ns.-ttss- og .apf0r~i eiS
~ F-o- --fv amounting 'ro- so 30 50 40 A.el-'-
) 1e5'. ssirl n,rtcas7. m' =
5I70 QUARRY MEN 40 STONE DEALERS e
Nsr'ri 10 CO. .-acf a. rIn fa.H..f '~si si Noft
R.v-- Curb Stc1e. lfo1 if y 81 .ft-s M Win
"a 3 c A budGks. ~ Frga--,t
TIVO TAIIOR- NO TAtLOREsss. Pc "a .oor'
1 v-., a8d $50 eat larls - N RI bnai~ss
~ = VA ~ rNlhSss C0.
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Nl-Tbs u8defsgned OGsfs tOf skS t-Sy, feI.-I
.ndsr Pnlung Machine. which, ~sen w0tAed y 49,
to boy.J viii rua q from .. 70 so sheets per to.r
The great dsndsfatual Ia ies pres ~ -" - "a
sttu-. sr.psiry ara with which 40 can Dc
r.sdv .nd vorI.d Of apon IL They nsy 10 sss1 a =
srcssst whsrs hsy hsvs esen N seecsssii % - ~
M. al tvo wears Those II wsnf 81 press "a -
work q arfs number VI shssts sosn speSs ysa
are isvitee 10 eIsniss ~ JOskle a 49, 80. "a
bszA srzA
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HAVANA CIGARS.

~ " i 4 ! 4 y X
Czr.sso1 M-rchsats AL ngofl-rs q kaslns Cigsrs
ll.f AzfszH-st
EHOLLsALE ND zETAiL.
NI-rvar TREY EEEP c0ls41lg 70 c.-t ago ar
w re assorsrzi VI s oS,i brs1cs run - lsHne o.
CO. u2 Iu-oc-
GIA~-.~ COMMENCE THIS DAl.-T-fms
I r-grr-.s ~ ore noah gry. tn lrel1at - ASIA
~ra-g- ~ 4 III - lS colrss % Ten Ls,sgls y o1e
tlur ~srh al a slusfsrory improvement sErsns-d O.
ever p4uL- HOlrs Of Ils-r1c &c Lad esst IL OcOcG
A u AID a'c..cE daily excepting S.lgrtasss Gr-1.
lstasU-.i 8 Al o'cocf ? II Pnssts lcs,rzsrs.
gfven a a.. c;.sr nours tsrng ne 1sT
Just Fz1lsh-d-A fula4 sciIgc q Gems % Prnman
SKIP" Pre-. g. -
GoLD PESs-an .r1es Of ks nss, exquisite cash maa-
sacIur-d sKe1svsy for tas sObscrissr with zprgTes
silver boeers ard ,snc..s Erfscae1. Pnce a.
OLIykR 3. GOLDSMITH. ~ Broadway
M lvs FgsI esrlsr ssevs Ihs LIVING Hosss.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
<kcs, THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
4lElk CIs~O. VA CHAGkEs-Tns uss and q,

GEIN CSC. VIA cHaGKEs'-T6s usw and a,
CHERoKEE..'''.i'55o mss Captsin II wlnd,s
FAILADsLPHIA.Llooi un... Captain N'sbosca
Fofm - o.y direct Inc bsi~ees srwYots and L,iTg'
nni be- connection wih ne United ssi-s Me- sran Az
Tho Psc.6cs semi nonaly lHs through 10 5Ai fS'
sGDveEo kArE, ~ rI., 70 ealssEs
Ansr Saloon STAT. Rooms. ss@ sD@
Forward Sa oon DO ...... 100 40 10 "
All lie sgo,s do. lbs abls sad have ds Pr''
s,rsrss. tfsund With raa,,les.s
Tr-iTitto ch.gs. 7c o~ai. p.r Dot Expenses on as
isihnus are bone by p4sseugers
AowLASD . I5PiSWALL. - ssstost ny
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
To. Uuisd s's'>s MAJ s'esni parAs>
ORECON .......,osS na....c.p, Carnsl. P Psis.fsoo
SALiFohNlA 30 mss''''S sYt ~, sud-
CAkOLlNA.... so nlBs....
are nsa1sd 10 fm ..aimoahly line tstwsen P.sms
Psssen.. IN be Amer Cabin hrnisbsd bs1diag bu,
not ~inss and icuors Passengers in to stsSrsgs
with naress and pillow. Al passengers viii BE- slo~ed
.pnes of Per'na easgss' hr-, 70 ne .Ii-n' q ~
Weight, not exceeding ia uea-ursmsnt tsn cubic eet-
freight extra baggage Or usrchantise When skoD tc9
PEI iun, Ard per cent on al specie ,-,. -.
Pac1sses Should 40, exceed l2o l6s weigh fof mule
Ps...s, from Panama 10 San sss or Mazs,n sz2S sa
.. San PS,ssi. .,o' '...... - 10
No stores 10 70 landed viii DO taxed baggage ChaTsss
" sbafkng and dsbarfinz and 81 psfsOss port oharye
4Gug h~s "a ices and 6oai bfs ~ D. pad by NJ passs1
.srs NJ passage secured Unui paid Tor Apply stihs %
ice Inc COMPANY Nsw-ToTk, a sogthst dfd
<,g.sv~ FOR san FRANCISCO, VIA caA
1rLlE SkEs-The si9SDue ssmsHip o. kSlA
500 iuus bgftorn, ID u P0rsf, I. navy
Cor ancs7 VII e dspsieHed from ~I foot Of wsfrsn
Tor ID. aDO-s porI va Hsvs1s fNoy Orleans Ss<se"g
rsDsf~rsi ~ Falcon Al hsyGsI Wednesday GEcf
IS s.5P III. SeS l,s,sa. p,ss-ss aypy 10
ms III N D hOsthLS, ll6 WAGs
- FOK SAY FRANCB-CO CALEDONIA
c. DfRkCr.-snp ALHASiA sill sail Las Wssf
ssa can tske mall s1snlty u 4 eight
TIE rev clipper bark blEkO. now lssaing, has 10
srKsr psT o! Esr cargo sugsfsd s1d WI have nsffs
dl,Da'cB. TIE Here berg sharp bu. s1d 81 .mat -
plcY Odsfs uBgs1al Inducements ~ snippefs lppy -
nj A. III. HDLDhbok, Jf % Welt
-. FOX CALIFOKsIA-DIBrA Lissk--
49, The u his Inc u Ne nfst class q
I handed BY abe and experienced maslsrs sls1 a.
LIT Fr-xns snd pss>nysfs taksn 81 NJ lowest fess es1
10 detennoE COns snIne1ts - III szsis u san Francc
TURNER FlEH b co vii mset vifA prompt ssl.'s 4 ~
HI lies. aAke rates ard nais - sysry stsslsr
.oir and golc dust h q 81 TON = W4llst az sn'
- FOX CALIFORN.a.-DisPAT LINE
g. Fine ship hiSDOO, hsr, mss,sr a. pier - Lar
River. Shippers vi. peass harry down balance u
re gt sId his u adinR 'o s Oslcs FOR sTDasfs y"
srst and secoDd cabin pssse1 gers ~ faksn
ms 80 y. y SUTTON. { 60 - WaNa
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7
California Vessels Spoken, sc.
Js-.' a. J-2-sr ssasst = a - Ns-ai-ri - -
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BARROW L. PRIOR,


MANUFACTURES CF sPERA OIL cAHDLks
A NJ bLEACHED SOkTH-WEsT WHALE OIL
n tier FOR sac In qsA1es ~ sui purchasers s1d IL -
owes, nsTk>t prices
boo bOis Dissehrt A0rb-West Winter o.
roo 90 81 Matsf hDefm OH
100 60 do spr.az pressed Sperm o.
10 CO Lara Of
Al hsr ~ofks ;s ard ~ Frost foot u 0O1ysrEeHIs
kast River. v Of3o1 100 Wal a. nS insoS-
ICE. ICE. ZOE.
LOR sALE--I3ogt 90 t1as from ~ 70 n inches inles
10 cakes abo1l TO feet square be delivered =. 80
- 100 North River Opsra AypYtO ?. y COkIOS
m7 lw- and { West WssdisgtoG Nszse-
L'OR sALE.-A secondhand Steam ErRirs . eors
lower viii thrss boilsrs ppes and eOnneci.0rs' es"
p.eie and "a good order Apply ~ ,.
H6 W. HOOD DkLAnATkh, ~ NsNs-
OrTIcE RscEVss o. TAXLs, New Guy Hal PAS.
TAXES, 1sA0.-Noccs u hereby given tha' an =
duOn VI two per ceEt ~ be maes On al axes fS'@
Ing unpaid he l5th nat. -.
a. pers9us wbo hav. omitted paying hsH axes ~
bsrssy nOafed 10 pay hs 20 ne 81 my oses On q
Norr ne eru day VI Apri rex. March q, ~
nj l0t HARVEY HART. kecrfV@ o. TAI -
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CALIFORNIA.
@ AL1ToRNIANs a OTHERS, ATTENTION

SEELY-s PATENT LiGErREsEsVlN0 HaEnrioc,
- B-t ana RAJ WhsA car - converted = rso.as-rs
aocce inio bal FOR ero-s'rg rvsrs
TesrrrrI from - frrsrs ard oshcgs - q
- CslfrruiA pspo- NJ Psrs-row, opposis - Af,s
Hose
A. Ard. q 6Sosyezrs Pslsnt Nsssle lo1!z Hahess
Go.ss az Cs.fsfuia Oa-,s fo' s-le aSn
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CAUTION TO DEAF PERsOSs
MORE AkkI INJURED Than b-uettsd By SYN zee

l'iand Q4acE ys sixteen s-4rs II pTsclcz4 sNgrfis>
tud s1ccs-srs treatment " he Lar sus - DR. LIIEAEk
s. Eat D-1ed-af Ss~fofs. ~ cure q. sssusss AID
lcis-s 10 ne bssd 10 shOrl -ms ihout psiD
re al drum ut DESTROYED Or INJURED psst -
csV-ry Corslaon re y s'ler Of otnsrs s~ s. O1es
1ours, Ia from 1DA n o. LG2sc is.tefs fsfused
Ir,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11

ia been Ippoiliot .ss7's tor ne sac of ueds
Hams AID Win cOurcercs recommend tie qua
~ favor u sad hama - 10 scue not speor y any
thfug u b. Kind h any cher cOULpy Tnpse
want Ga good ha, sJlci 81 - make tal u hen
lsrysr sgsntits LAT ulsy ~ ~satse BRUSH co
r4Y - FrUubst
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

Costsaa~d fran F|ff PaSs
b. celebrated eossbinsroo Jocks, No ~ broed~"
s,epen were quickly on the spot and sobdned toe nae'
4, .hort tine TIE xo upper stories Of the shop were
s,.uoyed oss about 60 which covered BY ios0fance
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~ Notice. TIE -ea.Dsi br' go = ne late fiFNs'
H snr r.oar VI % 49, 100 prep7raou ~ hs ee.rVrs rl
.a.ed go ur lfrHr.r seases CONT lr'- % lsla a
80 -...ltr-r hf % H. SIS EtNOCJ's. Succ-ssUrs
ms tu.-us lr2 Clzmaers-st New 4 ora
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DOOFI>ts.-GcocSin Pztsr. Ce1lsrt shrshirg 10
lie Uuiy permanent cOgerns for EAkas TN " snS -
ryp lELL cgns iOf = pr foot SeS foos VI fOg
Pla9k sOversc lCr !. ccut.. am warranted ~
. GOODWIN, y C0isgs-p.aee,
nj imsoi. L>ar Chsub-rst
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GENERAL NOTICES.

= L. =. HouEhton, ". D.-wstsr-cuTs rsy.icisf
q Tennis iu-sr Fifa-svl ~ I'M
~ Drs. ~heN aud Rogers Ne,fTNu J 't ?
o. r. corner Tsel.tlsL and lnisefsi y-Tl1ct 10
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Ut VIII "-I0l-'t 'IIN Z 'VT''I -
~ FsrierS - Neii., PhreGolog gae
prni;-hrF. f-fou Hal $50 Mar. assf h< FsTi
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
IMMENSE SALE

thas long ceased 10 be fashionable 10 puff pat
ent nediclnes or do anything that will enhance their
sale not from any particular prejudice that has a.
risen IN the pubic mind against hem. but simply
from the worhIessneas of nearly all OF The great
remedies crowded into the market. But occasion
ally medicine HAT possesses real merit is brought
20 lSht-oue that IS really what 1t purports to be
VI TINS class, Sioans preparations can be ranked
with safety, Tor we have heard OF no instance where
his medicines have been tried. but that the fullest
satisfaction has been given and their immense sale
will fully attest their popularity. Real his adyer-
tl>enent in another coumu.-l FIeeport journal,
ILL.,, Dec. 5, 1850
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
LARGE TUM02.

WAsHHINGToN, Iowa, Jure 1910
DR.. w h. SLoAN-Dedr Sir - had a horse
witch was unable to use tor about two wears. on
recount OF Very large tumor produced by the col.
lar. II vas 50 sore and painful that he would
not allow common martngal around his neck.
tried all the Ilniments in the country which |
thought might be OF any service, but they all APP
peared 70 aggrdyae the disorder had lost all hone
OF MS recovering, and turned him out 10 die SIEVE
raj OF my neighbors advised ne to try your ONT
ment and Condition Powders, but | told them
thought II OF no use, as | had tired various ONT
meuts and LinJments without benefit: moreover the
horse appeared to be otherwise declining in health
However, upon their recommendation applied the
Ointment and gave the Powders directed He
began 10 Improve very soon, and N tie course OF
four weeks as well as any horse in The neigh
horhood have worked him since and there is
up to this time no appearance of return of the tu-
NOR can therefore confidently recommend your
medicine in preeThnce to any others IN existence
send on plenty ol ii here am sure you can find
sale for a large quantity.
Yours sincerely,
W. w. MOFFAT
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
SEOANsS MEDICINES.
NL0l NM lATNENT

And Horse Powders lh,ely introduced into this
nelghborhood. are already becoming decidedly pop.
uIar as SPEEDY and effective cura'ives,
HE Ointment has been applied in several ca>
ses OF cu'aneous eIupt on> liberated sores sprains
bruises, &c, with the most satisfactory resul's
From the high terms IN which We have heard
them spoken OF bv those of our friends who have
used both the Powders and the Ointment, we are
satisfied they deserve the high reputation they ha,
acquired IN different pats OF the country, where
they have been eXenslNe ely used See adj, etisement
IN another conmn II pra're Pioneer, Mt, sterling
ILL.,. Oct =, 1912
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
FARM AND sTEAM-uELL FOR SALE.

HlS)R SALE a Farm consisting OF about 300
q acres OF land, lying FIVE miles from South
port: and FIVE miles from Racine. 50 acres # said
Farm are improved and the balance is timber
There are on the premises, two saw mills-one
propelled BY water and the other by steam, capable
o. cutting 5000 feet day--a NEw two-story brick
house, barn. large orchard. &c &c.
10 an active man II offers OF the best induce.
ments IN the western countrv, as the lumber com
mands ready sale at ne mill for cash and the
farm, when cleared vii be Of the first quality
well waered, &c. liberal credit will be given
for portion OF the purchase money Apply to
WIN FOSTER on the premises, or 10 J. BOND, in
Southport. 81
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sale OF school ANA University LANDS,

TUE Cpnmisin OF The School and University Lands
wI Hrr the u, REEE HOES in the CRY and Cot y
k.ro~UA, THrR~ptY. the ed day Of NAY n
Nt>r o. 'Lo,K tor the pup ut hearing and de-
mining applications tor t!ir EI-4, P,eem pO iy of
lire ~, dl uf Man, Viii commence. Offering such of sid
Lands then subject 70 sale. AT Pubic Auction. and wil
tween nine cnC, IN he forenoon and the setting the
il oh sad Land, ha said County have been offered Tor
>Al re-, AIRED bs !Hv.
Tn order O.; >er VII d" Is follows ri-.: commencing a.
tie. lowest uuluheT townships ard ranges. AID prucc
regularly The highest. No bid VIII be received from I
for more than hundred and -i>ts said
Lands less SUM lIH the appraised value thereof.
Ae" tHe Giles" ct the oae aforesaid, iuc moneys arising
thc0om VIII be InASro. according 10 the provisions Of
Chapter - he Revised Statutes should application be
~ dl Ihrrc.,r. Dated March 7tt 1850
wa. \. BAR<IOW. J C0,am'rs OF the
JAill = &. FtI&ClIlLD, school and nj
:. PARK COON, } vcrsily Lands;
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
Yours sincerely,
W. w MOFFAT.
+ | F t Y i | NJ E S

Gap Grove ILL.,. March IS, ls49.
Mr.. SLoAN-Deaf SIT take this opportunity to
send you a statement concerning the use OF Your
Ointment which have tired in several cases. and
always with the desired effect had horse that
was almost dead with Poll Evil, and hearing of
your Oln'men; at Dixon went and got box and
applied II according 10 directions put il on only
tour tmes-he IS now sound and well have also
used It on a COW that had the Hollow Horn so bad
that she could not get around without help. melt
ed the Ointment and applied it 70 the horns as hot
il would bear Five applications restored her 10
perfect heath. would not be without your Oint.
ment one year for fifty times the amount that box
costa Your OBJ servant,
n MORGAN
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
Wisconsin Garden and Nursery,
0S
We
on GARDINER PR AIRTE, WALWORTI
COTNTN

TTsnaw wears since this establishment commence
by il present propriurs. it contains Two Hundred
Thousand Trees aad Plants, including Apples Pears, Pium
Peaches. Cherries Grapes Gousebsrrlcz Curants, Slrawher
We have hand and ofFtr for SALE about 10000 apple
toes. Of large size. i've wears growth which grated IN
cin~ from belr Prom being raised in this
try, they Injured to the climate. P1ce II cs. Shrbbe
Ornamental Trees and reen House Plants reasonable
" lille grateful for past tHurS. would in
viJe old customers and al others in want of such
modiri@S. To cal and examine our stock.
Catalogues furnished gratis if applied for by mal, pos;
paid. All letters OF inquiry promptly answered Burlington
POI JOHN BELL & GO.
Wisconsin Nursery. March ., l.5N. No. 402m
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26

ITO the next Of kin Of james ONel late Of the town Of
Nheatiand, in the county Racine, deceased, aud all
other persons interested in the estate uf said deceased
The a<t vii and Testament Of The said deceased has been
dey eTd into l~ ard the sixth day Of May
no CLOCK IN the forenoon, a. the Court House in the civ q
Racine in said county. hive been appointed time and
pacc II proving sad w, ahen aud where al persons In
lereed may appear and contest tine probate thereof and
also lo show why letter uf administration with
VIII ANNEXED should be granted Robert Fleming Of
the sad town Of heauand, deNsee AIMED in said will
Dated A2Ell 4th, lc5o. 4. q. CHATFIELD,
no as CsaRts .jEGEc.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
1nENC NE NS EDao

We have used, Tor several months past, SLOAN'S
FAMILY OINTMENT, for the various cuts.
burns and bruises TO which family, especially OF
young children, is constantly liable and have in
varab'y found 1t OF be an excellent remedy -
Rockford Free Press, Feb "a, 1919,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26
Grea; Chance for n Rarcain.

EoR sale cheap valuable Farm, situate in a good neigh
bprhood for schools, etc, in the Paris on the
Chicago and Milwaukee road consisting hundred and
sixty acres OF Land well waered and timbered about
% acres under the pow 1t is the Plank Road and
VIII BE- sold al great bargain For further particulars,
qure 81 The Undersigned the premises, V. French,
LS,i.. henUSha. JAMES NATEs
p S-Io suit customers it uIay be sold in parcels.
Paris April, l. 1850. no 4l-2m
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26

oTioE Is hereby given To all persons interested. that the
suO~c1'r' administrators 81 the Henry Mill
late Of the Of southport. county Racine,
deceased viii present their final examination
and allowance. {" the county of said
thereof 10 b. held At the city Racine.
The first Monday of May 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Dated Al ri An, lo50 THON " MILLER
REUBEN MILLER.
Noi6-4t Administrators
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-04-26

der suit las Just been decided in the Sunraro
Court at Boston. The plaintiffs, James Farm,
! worth and wife. brought an action AGAINST III.
Rev. Richard ). Storrs, for rea limo nolica from
| me pulpit, averrlng that Mrs Farnsworth ba,
: been eXcofnmnnicated for having violated The
Hh commandment. The court held that unde
Inc circumstances the communication was no
! 9ool cause OF return.
MONUMENT TO ROBERT FULToy.-Tbere is I,
De magnificent monument built on the hank,
OF me OhIo River To the memory ofthe illustrou
ulton he site was owned bv himself M
having become pOSSeSsor of il by a patent from
; government and it Is most beautiful AID an
propnate spot. 1t IS on high bluff on the cas-
oank OF the OHIO river, near the new manufac
turing town Of Camelon indians. All Mechani,
Institutes and Associations are 10 invited 10 con
tnDn'e block of stone toward the structure
with appropriate insert ptions Daniel Webster
has been invited to be present on layinr The
corner stone on the 4;h Of July next.
Mr.. Palfrey's District Nass.-Mr Thomp
son the Wing candidate for Congress, in tGC
fourth district OF Massachusetts,, last represented
by Dir. PaIircy, has withdraw from the contest
IL "iI b remembered that crht unsuccessful
trIais have "lready been bad. Il j. said TINT Mr..
thompson refused to sign the Boston endorse
Inent OF Mr. Nebster's course on the slavery
question, and that lis Withdrawal is CONSEQUENT
on the statc OF feeling between Limscf ard nro-
mnent MEMBERS OF his party growing ont Of i.
The Bosom journal STATS that MIR. palrey
d2Nings to pursue the same tour, t ouLhit ives
TO reason for sucl con .eaurc.
Another AIaeaChu7 IT'S paper states the v.l,i4s
viii nominate Hon. Samuel Ii0ar. Free S5i,sr)
"ilh me expectation OF inducing Mr. palfrey to
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DO YOU WANT TO CURE YOUR
HORSES

IF SPAWNED. or afflicted with Poll Evil,
Grease, Qutterbone, IIumors Called neck Sores
or Bruises-procure bcx of DALLEY'S AMI
NAL GALFANIC CURE-ALL-it never fails
TO elect cure.
SPAWN Jumps, &c.
The following is from the Overseer Of the liar.
I'm Rail Road stables:
NEw YoYK, July "a 1913.
This will certify that | have had charge oF
getting up Horses tor MnrketIn Ne a & Moores
stables, Columbus, O.. for many years-also in
Mas sachuse,ts and o her states; and that have
tried all remedies in Veterinary use, Daley's An
imal Galyanic Cure recommended for At
first ! was much opposed to us application, but
at last consented to try i. And / now certify
that, trial, | have found il the most extraord-
nary and valuable remedy ever put upon Horse,
and would not be without it for any money II
cures hard and spawn Jumps. and Jumps arising
from the collar, SADDLE. & as by magic Rub
on lIrtie Of the salve and the collar can't make
sore. 1t never can do no harm.
JOHN VAN VORHGS,
Overseer Harlem Rail Road Stables.
II. DALEY,
Inventor and Proprietor, AIS Broa 6sy
New York.
r. ROBINSON, AGENT,
Southport, Wis.
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The last Wisconsin Argus Which come +,
hand CONFINED very oontl.n,o,,,. ~ot.,,,;., 49,,
.,.,,,l.r ,f -r.,,I.- i.lo
two since, with refer nee to \. D. Smith, Esq.
OF Milwaukee. Wcw,re surprised dat aay t'j.c
magnaMmoua or g n;Iomany troa t.at q a IT,,
and Were at loss how to account for it, ua,i.
th2 Wisconsin D.mo.raj come to haul, coa'a g.
ing the following yery ra..ral solution to to
mystery:
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au,lc ,,,,, ,i', ~ '''
=, s,,,. III, =! F'' '''''
Ore ol.Lr ,5.'.,,' 49,, -, ,,.., '' '.'
a. o,t "'N ,,''' nae '"'.'' u '' seer"
eg,a,y t,I,o AMI c,,f.,,,. ,.t.., 80 ,''l '''.'
&yolcI .r~ioh.,e L.., ..,,.r.r,. d. 'i..,,, ~
d,tlou" Those ,l,i.,- haa, ,r,,.,,....,, ,,,,[
the course ofrte }r,rs and ave 10, ,,.,,.,.,,l
with Tie Circumstance, of ,ie c,.e ,,,',',.,r
II,J ,Lr rnrl.,,i. ''''' '''.''''.,.''
been Sheer ias.,.c and ,rI.s 'ln'n h'o 49, h',t.
r,r,,e> I'm, .'., ,s w., w.. % A.
was forced to appeal to ,., Tor redress, o,l y.L~o
me editors found lhnt justice vas about to o,er-
take them, their "op.u.ons changed, and lUr>
begged like dogs foT mercy. They were TO, -l,
men 10 REX lher darling dollars IN tc5cree
their con>.s'eary-ta" cro-e rather to post item
selves. M their own columns, II'r, AMI ~l,udcr
srS. i"i, they have done '.'er sa.uc al cost
Mn'" ntd ''rn made m ne c's', and We bore
'"ey VIII prom ~ t9'N li'e experience. ihUt ",lo
=.
we copy me ''"o"'"E 'r'm M Visions u
Democrat and doubtless those VINO read t, "ii,
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TAKE NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Ii those indebted the undersigned hereby re-
y Qaeed pay up and him the necessity taking
proper Steps Tor ter Collection. no 80
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ESTR.7T.-Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber,
about The l5h Of March last dark red COW. ten years
old The requested forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take same away A b. MILLER
Pike, April Al, 1859. uo4l-4t
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5l0au s Column.

IS All the medicines and books adver-
used by w. B. Sloan. for sale in Southport, by
z. T. GREENE. SAWYER & co.
+. ROBINSON. Wholesale Agent for South.
port.
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER.

DEVISED STATUTES
or WIsco~sIx. wholesale or retail, be puchased-
~ Apply this Office.
March I, 1850. n04I