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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-10

q What did you give for that horse, neigh
bor' 7" "My noIe" "Well, that tsa,
cheap !" o. $500. ...'-..'1 :, ~, II.
. Gold is but poor legacy in comparison
with immortal thought. T6s one is human,
worthless, the other divine, invaluable. !, h,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-10

A Lesson FOR GIRLs.-An intelligent man
of fortune, says the Bangor Whig, visited
country village ia Maine not far from Bangor,
aud was Hospitality entertained and lodged
by gentleman having three daughters
two of whom in rich dresses entertained the
distinguished stranger in the parlor, while
one kept herself in the kitchen, assisting her
mother in preparing food aud setting the
table for tea, and alter supper, in doing the
work till il was finally completed, when she
also joined her sisters in the purlor for the
remainder Of the evening The next morn
ing the same daughter was again early in
the kitchen, while the other two we're IN the
parlor. The gentleman, like Franklin, pos
sessed discriminating miud-was a close
observer Of the habits Of the young ladies--
watched an opportunity and whispered some
thing in the ear Of the industrious Que, and
then left for time, but revisited the same
family, and in about one year the young lady
OF the kitchen was conveyed TO Boston the
wife OF the same gentleman visitor, where
she now presIdes at an elegant mansion.--
The gentleman, whose fortune she shares,
she won by judlciOus deporiInent and we'll
directed industry. So much for an industri-
Gus young lady. a. l slu
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-10
Beautiful Extract.

There is nm even-tide in human life. n
season when the eye becomes din & strength
decays, when the winter ofuge begins 10 shed
upon the human head its prophetic SHOWS
Ii is the season of life TO which the autumn is
most analogous, aud which it becomes and
much it would profit you, my elder brethren,
TO mark the instruction. which the season
brings. The spring and summer Of your
days are gone, and with them not only Joys
they knew, but many Of the friends who
gave them. You lave entered upon the uu-
tumn Of your being, and whatever may have
been the profIsion of your spring, or the
warm temperature Of your summer, there is
season OF stiffness, of solitude, which the be-
nefcence ofheaven affords you, for that which
you may soon undergo. 1t is now that you
may understand The magnificent language OF
heaven-it mingles its voice with that OF
revelaiion--it summons you to those hours
when the leaves fall, and the winter is gath
ering, TO that evening study which the mercy
Of heaven has provided in the book of saliva
ton. And while the shndowy valley opens,
which leads TO the abode of death, il speaks
of that love that eau comfort and save, and
which conducts to those green pastures, and
those still waters, where there is an eternal
spring for the children of God.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
pUBLgC NOTICE!
S. P Townsend abandoned the leld /!
THE WAR ENDED!

= 50 10 ,ougbt to make the people believe his
ssrsapariIla original has finally aoSne'neu 'N " !"
,eIrin his business 10 STRANGERS Beng conVln"
Of the putty of warning against the better judgment ana
Of ths re,ple he has at last disposed Of his bust
.s retired from the thus virtually an
that was in publications. At'eI @''u'Hs ~ D
DR. Of selling his for - "eeE ana getting
M f adavits respecting the Old Drs original keeipe
,:- p, seduce one Of our workmen disclose to him
lov,e5.o Of the Old Dr's. Recipe by oferug as nigh a.
sl after making the tempting Offers TO the od Dr.
himself Of HOUSES, LANDS, MONEY ana fAFr"iNs
tror his counsel Dresser and Van Pelt to ieASf
elop-son skilIman Co. and 80 ever to s p Io"nSeh1
"a IL crime and teach make Sarsapara 50 as mes
a. soVR FERMENT and BURST the BOTTLES. After IL
r:-y The members Of our firm, calling set unprin
.plsd and other he has finally thrown up
tie hole businssa heavy load to carry and
the uraDEr upon the shoulders Of some SIkANOEHo'
whom lie take his place under the pretenes ha'
they could make money by Inc operation.
These strangers. W. understand tend placing some chem
Ists name On tie redeem from its past character
fr SOURING and FERMENTING. which Is really ths
highest acknowledgment tho truth Of all We have hereto
fore s-I Of il. I: is VIRTUAL CoNFEsSloN 'ha' "
made lv chemist heretofore, had the advan-
tees If chemical manufacture WIZ not the
rzo SOW the imposition and Eam0ns IN calling ;.
are.e'4 good rsdicine'
p sc confess all tie ras,ali.y ToRNFFIy disrlayec
isr.s. that Of these STRANGERS in placing upon th'
ho-t!p c name Of chemist, for Effect while at TN
,.- l.e tHe ~a-.auar.a made after the TeRmULA 0
s. D. ..ar-srIs Recipe.
II t.e RECIPE IS CHANGED. then it becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE. aai should b. called the STRAIN
GERS sARSAPARJIIA or by some other distinctive ap
relation. Come on. GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, an
show Your hands and let tie puic know whether you IN
ter 70 make P TowEsends SOURING, FEkNENTiN'
COMPOUND With the Of chemist on the label 10
certain purposes whether you maS'ns another aud to
tally 4scr-a article intend rrtrsi up in s. Pa bot
f-l cs,.ss fac, Of stc4ng chemists RAns o.
bottle. Will never change 80 crzrEetN
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
CHICAGO BRASS & BELL FOUNDRY.
II. W. kINCKER,


Also on Canal Street, opposite oss' Planning MILL
yHIHE Proprietor this Establishment now preared 70
n Cast Bells OF all sizes would particularly invite
those who wish TO purchase Church Bells to those of his
manufacture His bells will be sold on reasonable terms
they can be purchased from The East or from Agents of
Establishments. They will be sold cheaper in fact
because he can make good bell that win give large
volume of sound as those of manufacture
fourth less weight OF metal and this proportion of
thus saved in the purchase of his Bells He warrants
not 10 break for one with proper usage should
fl or 10 prove TO be as good represented
turned TO his Shop and be made good without EXPENSE
the purchaser oy re-c;st; be replaced by If
shod break any time during his life he will rtcst il
for half the expense OF casting Western people will see the
advantage in dealing with wesiernhman and
western interests.
His bells have taken the premiums at the two last Fairs
the Chicago mechanics lnstiiue-he last Fair awarding
hin gold medal The follow ing is copy of lie report
Fair OF May, 1856:
Article II, Class No. c, Church FeIs
bell OF l0 pounds, by ii. w Rncker, of this city, is
well made and smooth casting. exhibits great degree
of skill in its manufacturer has an admirable tone and
throws greater volume OF sound than any bell of its size
tral was had between the above bell and manuacr
ed py Mr. Meheey OF Troy n w. the latter being consd-
eaty the heavier of the two955 pounds The
for ringing Mr. Rnckers bell was temporary and by far in
fcrior to that of Mr. Meneelys Notwithstanding which
believe that there but little difference the distance that
the two bells could be heard and that the Mr. Rnck
ers bell was by far the pleasing the Gold
Medal was awarded TO Mr.. Rncker
The above is true copy of the Report.
G. r. SLOAT. Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics institute
NJ Rncker is also prepared do all kinds of Brass work
casting and furnishing short and in good lie,
such as machinery. magnetic machines physical Instruments
soda fountains beer pumps soJcOcks oil globes etc etc
Also heavy Copper wook for all purposes.
Old Prss and Copper purchased and taken in exchange
| for bells, al the market prices.
| Chicago 1851.
g Orders may be left in Kenosha with E RIDD OF
| al the Office of the Telegraph
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

" r'o urE,r..r-ei, E1yaicians AMI DRUGGISTS Of New
Y.sa .&i,a aa S. having seen an advertise
IT @ ls.d 60 ys and ..L.rs W. sell NarsaTarlla by :
= Tuz.a4 ut,a i calculated 90 lrIns us and our bust
ness into r.-a. fsel c4rd uI.n state cur personal
tre READ merits 81 tfn TWO FoNnsends H'rsaIaFa
Is....r-a called snia5'ers' and willing to commit
rrs r.s u n.ora,' iy tie Young S T. Townsend, be
ca. s.!oii rr. Jacobs Sar-aTar,l!a instead OF
Sew 'llt ou-tt to give the reasons Why We
Trr r, aat . uiJ p- jacob Towusent's Sarsaparilla
t. w. S. b. T.va'roI's aud Leave the public to judge
.- We are l.c.iyers and sTinlers, and not to be
trus.. /" ty ...uE
oar experience nh observation have satisfied that the
Ga medical power ana VIT
than $ 2 Iy~usands. the testimony Of the public
and always make II matter
duty, when articles bearing the same
and rurV rituS the diseases are IN mar
s l.t Which consider the beat. The fact that
Iusris Sarsoparllla has greatly soured. fcrment
sp bottles thereby great disatsiae-
@ @ customers. has Influenced Preference OF
I've ON DIS pr Iarata1 feel ourselves called
rs decide e of eLcr articles as STANDARD
Ery 'nt when asGv4 ly Gust. ners tor our oPn-
under all Circumstances to be ths lest
Lesltate S.'nr cur preference to Ola DF
J.. q auts. W.th t,.s We've. leave tie puiie to
..s not Justified giving Tie ola DIS. prePara-
tt-- r-s.suce v.e.. to deserve medicinal
eraar . G.. tie choice Of tie peoFI. 50 universally
r.-r.-.-..s RS t-.rr.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

In addition to the above, 300 packages sold by Jas
NJ. Corse; 400 by DR.. n. Pggot 200 by Edward Brooks
432 by Bacon iyde 300 by John Bunding 10y DR. A.
Wiling - by DR.. Dnnadson; and 300 BY w. w Kirk
hich. together with the sales by the wholesale
agents prove that this article is altogether superior TO
other remedy offered for Consumption.
Price, one Dime per Roll Rolls for - cents 81 per
boz. 4 liberal discount made 10 Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants, generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas
The Candy neatly put up with directions for use.
handsome engra wing OF The Scottish Coat of Arms, and the
of Hamilton w ade proprietor is the
outside wrapper OF each roll and package
Nessrs BARNARD, BRO. & Co. Wholesale Druggists.
li0 Street. Louis, Mo-. the General Agents..
Orders from the Country applications for agency direc
ted 10 them, will meet with prompt attention. ly5O
For sale al kenoSha by +. Robinson, and
St4rk1coafhor q Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
NEW ARRIVAL OF
GOODS.

vENHE Subscriber is just receiving direct from New York
N his Fall and Winter Stock OF
Dry Goods Groceries Hardware, Boots
and shoes, &C., &c.
Among his Stock of DRY GOODS, may be found 5000
yard, Mermac. Cocheco, Phillip Allen and Sprague Prints
MtrEus, Lyonesc CaShmeres and Apaccas, striped, fig
ured and plain
DE l.aines OF various prices and qualities
ALAO--A sew very desirable patterns Of silk Goods.
Blrached ana Brown Shee,ngS and ShIrtIngs
All W uOl anG Canton Flannes. Liu,eys.
lew Bay Sla,e -hawl- from large 10 very small.
French. American and English Bruadco,hs.
Cassimefes he latest Paris ~ les.
TV..cd~ and FuId Cloths. Cashmere. Gloves Of
ali and almost every article usually kept
Dry Goods Store
Giro o~1o5a
Young so, Tyson skin, Black Teas of superior quail
ties.
New Orleans. Muscoyadp and Porto Rico Sugars;
Crushed. PulrerLed aud ~lewart COdee and Lemon SUI
gars: Stewards No pale syrup; Porto Rico and sugar
House d. and nuia-se-
Old government Java, l.agura and Rio Coffee;
very superior article OF pressed cigars;
Soda >aerasu>. Table salt. Rice;
Chew ing and smoking Tobacco in bulk and many other
articles tuu tedious 10 menIiJu.
= The above Goods rl be sold for CASH a. cheap
any House west OF Buffalo.
kenu>ha. Oct. -. Isl w. p. WATTLES.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
DIR. STOR.Ts CELEBRATED SCOYCH
COUGH CANDY.
UNEQUALLED TESTIMONY.

We, THE UNDERSIGNED, DRUGGIsTs OF ST. LOUIS,
Do hereby certify that the following is
OF the amount of sales of the preparation known
Dr. Storms Scotch Cough Candy prepared from his orr
gingl recipe, by HAMILTON WADE, of st. Louis; and
take pleasure in saying that il has given general salts
fac lion those clstOuIers who have used il
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

~ pVERED BUGCY.--A first rate Eastern AIanufactur
4 eli Buggy for sale. yery low. by
Aug lsi Isl METCALF, MERRILL & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

-R0ADCLOFHS, Cazsimcres and Nestngs- are now sch
ING cheaper AT = P OVERS than ever; ard would
be pleased to make them up I'D not be dsPlsased 10
have sane brother chip 81 that 70 dc.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, 100000.
JOINT STOCK AND MUTUAL-CISCINNATI.
Bgard of Dfrfc:0rS

JOINT STOCK AND MUTUAL-CINCINNATI.
Board Of Directors:
VIM. Bennett, Jno Rdgway, Chas. Goodwin,
= Roberts, +. :. Haines, Jno VI. Elhr
J. W. Donahue, Eden H. Reider. W IN. Person.
WILLIAM BE.NNET, President
5 w REIpER. Sec'Y j. W. DoSAHVE Vice Pres
This Company having appointed W. H. SLOCCM their
Agent at henosha Civ " consn prepared to insure
lives the consistent with safety! either upon
Joint Stock Mutual plan.
I'm the Joint Stock Department, premiums payable Quar-
tery, Semi-annually, Annually.
Mutual Plan, half the Premium paid in Cash,
the b. nee by Note be per cent interest, payable
annually. All persons suriug the Mutual plan partc-
pate in The profits of the Company III that department
". b. SLOCUM, Agent
+. w. HATCH. Medical Examiner.
kenUsha City, Aug Is 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

OR
GASTRIC JUICE
THE Ok after directions Of BARON LiEBIG, the great |
Physiological Chemist, BY j. :. HOCDhIoN' NJ d. Fh'i
adelphia, Pa -. -,
This is truy wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dy'pep
sa, Jaundcc. Liver mpaint, Constipation aud i'cbih'y
Curing after Natures own meIhod'o! nature OWN |se'
- Hair Ieaspoonful of PEPsIN, infused in water
will digest dissolve, Ere Pounds Of Roast 0efJ " 00"
t,rg h0Ers out OF the stomach.
PEPslN is the chief elem Great Digest Princi-
f,yo Preserving, and Stimulating Agent of The stomach
and !neStines. II is extracted from the DseSc stomach
of the Ok, thus forming an Akl!fiCiA' p'n L ~
FLUID precisely like natural Gastric Jaice ia - Che
mcai Powers, and furnishing Complete ana Ff.N' ~
SUBSTITUTE fort,: BY he AID ii h's p-ePaaa!2n' me
renewed Just as they would be BY healthy stomach
doing wonder. for Dyspepnc crng cases {" YEN n
grave The Scientific Evidence upon which II Is oAaed'
III the highest degree curious and reiharAao'e'
Scientific Eridence
AARON LIEBIG il his celebrated work inir.2! ,
Chemistry An Artifci- .-vve tiaid analogous
l:l ic Iiice may be readily prepared from the h,-
membrane or The stomach 81 me a, ~ Wv ,g
Gus articles Of food, rs me" and egN' VIII De
eanred and decsted Just in TIE same manner as aey
tocafG be in the human sf0mach" ~ -.
pr. PERElkA, in his famous trcalSe on foou hu i ~
Ct :" rtbIi he'd by Fowlers Wells, New York page 3d.
stste thu same TACT and Describes The mth"d OF 2fepaa
tiun There are few higher authorities than DR. ferea'
Dr CDNBE in hi, valuable writings On the "Physion-
Nv Of Diyrslion observes that "a dn'hu'n OF me que
Quantity ofthe Juice prominent and prth
ru,I.r OF DysDep,t: and he that ~ distinguish
ed professor OF medicine i'll I"d m no was sGHere! a
ficcd with this complaint finding ever! hS ere 10 ih
ha recourse to the Gastric Juc, b.ancd from the stom.
achs OF living animals, which prerd eo"Pf'tg SuaGtSJ
Dr. GRAHAM, author OF the famous works ON ~ eSela-
he Diet" saws: II is remarkable TACT III physiology!
thai the suachs of animals macera'td IN water lpar 10
The ud the properly dissoviug various articles of food
and OF efYcng Kind artificial digestion of them III no.
Dr. SiMON'S grent work, the Chemistry ut Man., Lee
q RIaurb
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
THIRTY CASES

and Youth-' Thick and Kip Boots, superior quail
ty lust resolved and for sale low wholesale retail
:, +. W. LYMAN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
CTSTERNS.

HpHODE ISLAND STRING LEATHER, beat in the
Ia world, just received by F. W. LYMAN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

TNvTIE Undersigned would respectfully announce tn the
citizens If kenosha and it, vicinity. that he Is ~ e1ar
ed 10 nut down Hydruic Cement CSterns Of any sza
short notice Orders may be LETT with g. r. t'lhss at the
Office Of j. g. Jilsun Durkee'- Brick Block Main 81.
~ G. w. HAMII ron.
KenoSha. March 81, 115l 4I-sn
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
Eastern ManuGaCaured Feather.
FURNITURE.

NAT II. SCOiT,ts now selling and fashona
w Furniture every description, reInarkabl! 10y
June -, 81.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
DRIED PEACHES.

GtUMMFR FPS FOR Mems Boys Wear, consisting in
"a mart nf 7b twist, sun III Dr York GambEoOn Lin.
''' - Nm. & 90.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28

A FEW CASES Gents French Calf Dress Boots, and
"a new SUNNY of Ladies' super silk FoNd Caters Hun
,anan Excelsiors and Broadway Ties Just received by
+, W. LYMAN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
Gin 9nmpf In Stcntncfn.

Gcr 8urScm fano in Der 9tdh, bon
SwcnstOro, &entudp. Gin bti6eS Gsfebt
Smiiben Swei SamiIirn we9en zines &is9rI.
5aumsS Statt; auf Der eineu Setr tdmpfte
Der aIte YaDne nit orsi Sobnrn, auf ter an,
bern jwei jun9c Minusr Namsns Surnbuu,
ibre SHUTTER uno fhnf Shwslfern. Sas
9efe6t wurce NIT Mshsrn uno &euIn ac-
fibrt uno encete fali nit Der SertiIsuu9 bci
Der SamiIien.
Ser atte papne unb fein SObn George
biirben tObt auf bsm plate. Der @rfc nit
uierSsbn. Ger ancsre nit nsun Stiben in
Ieiuem G6rper. Die beioen anoern ianacn
papne's unp Die beiOsn &urnbuuS aur6en
ebenfaus curtb Mefsrltite uuo RnIeu-
ftId9e f6wsr perwunost ouf bem BCosn
9cfunosn. Webre BON ben Srausr lino
fbrsdIib Su9crittet uno matcu &iuPpeI
bIeiben,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

Sruff beS &aufmanns, Der fih in oas grcB
@efbdftma6en past, 9ibt's ltIten Stnnsn'
fbein,-Sor9en uno uurube oruda ibn
nieoer bel Sage uuo perfteudsn bel gtatt
cen SdIaf pOn ieinem Eager. Gr 9etf nab
Nsw Worf, Fault bort fur $4,000 Sbaier
QBaaren ouf brei Ubsr feds Monate srscit,
wofur er feline Soften au5felIt 9mf cir
ibu nau auf esm Sudpes elsib einem Sbif,
edS luifi9 in See ifidt oenfe Dir Ioieles
9Ihdefbiff Uon allen Ssiten nit unaeteursn
@isber9en um9sben, Die iset Minute sinSu-
lturSen orcben-nireenos Gin @s9 gum Qus.
l6Ihpfen, ie fOmmen ndber uno ndberberdn
-iest-iest-o ober fiebe. Gin fEstner rfener
Goum wirb fibtbar, bas. Sbiff tOmmt
pitcer in Offences WaiIer une IN far eksmaI
9ebor9sn.
9as Sdiff III Der 8aufmann, bic bro
bsnoen Gisberee bic ausaeifelIten Noten, Don
osren pinftIihcr Ginloiun9 fein Grebit. feline
@rifenS abbinat; Der fteins offsne 8aum
Die SbuIoner. weIbe nod in rebtst Seit
3obun9 Ieiittn. Sreunb, wie scfdut tir Die
ies 9iIO zines &aufmanns? SD babe fsint
Su ereusn Sarbsn esbraubt. gSann ou
nun nod niQft, 70 feee bid an msinen SesI
uno las bir's 9eIo in ben S6ooB rteuen
Su bin Gin perifdnoiser @ann, SadntieI
uno ou uno bsine 8uwsn werost Sum YHul
itiden. 9Iaube mir, Srsuno, Der 8aue,
alein 1T esr tpabre unobbdnsi9s Wdnn, {,
1T 5err auf fsinem Qlaee uno braudf fsin
SduIcen 81 MAIDEN. Wdbreno Der Raufmanr
cftmaIs gar cemiltbieIidb bel 8autsE unt
9eIcmdtIern fur QnIeibsn nahiu6sn mus
-Biait bu nun nod nit mir tauftsn
wCbIan bier in meins Sano, f6la9 ein
Srsunc Yaroiiid, bss mar stn quite Get
ticn banfe gar fb6n; bu bait &edt, cir
Bauer bin ib uno elm Bauer nil i6 bIsi
ben. RomnR ib Dor msine Srou In Be,
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