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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-04
OVERWHELMING TESTIMONIES:
OVER HALF A MILLION or TESTIMONY.
as have been received by the Proprietor Of

ightenei Professors, from acute Merchants, and
nom those Of every station, name and degree
among mankind-alj Of which, without one els
sentlns objection, pronounce this Ointment to he
GOOD.
As day by day it unottrrsveIy extends its
sphere OF action along the borders Of our vast couu-
try, and IL circulated throughout its extent, new
evidences Of It's power and proofs Of its eff
cacy are continually developed Three millions
OF Boxes, applied 10 disease within the last four
years has established the astounding fact beyond
the power Of cayl or contradiction, that it is IN
FALL!BLE in the cure of all Tumors, Ulcers
Sores, Burns. letter. Piles, Scralula, Erysipelas,
ChHblainS, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Quinsy, Group,
Rheumatism, Broken Breast Ague in the Face
Corns, &c. II completely restores the INSEN-
SlBLE PERSPlkATION, and by this means opens
those avenues by which Nature intended to expeI
the morbid matter ofthc hody-thus is the system
cleanSed, the blood purified, and the health re-
stored
1t has the power to c,nse all external Sores,
Scroiulous Humors, skin Diseases and Poisonous
Wounds, to discharge their puirid matter and
then heal them. We are not ashamed Of the
names Of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-04

u DR.. c. Wilder, who died at Loominster
Mass, recently, left $40 600 for free beds at the
Massachusetts, General Hospital.
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- ~ SHlmr FuRsIruRE.-M,ior Noah

r,,,v or SNOWY FURsITURE.-M4ior Noah
that furniture too good to be used is nui-
~" 20 What can be more unpleasant than the
,a,rt Of room or suit Of rooms where every
go /. bryged up Chairs and sofas in pima
~,as. mirrors in muslin a druggetted carped +,
.bsar;hr1g wrong side out, and a chandelier
az seen by rays of light that struggle through
,he sIits in the shutters, that peculiar brown hol-
and fragrance which belongs TO drawing rooms
= masquerade dress-form one of the most
.besress, dsPirting, lrlbum Tn!y spectacles in
no Horams of life. We would as left be ush.
srad into a vault as into such an apartment
Nohinr can be more chilling 10 the feelings.
sx,ep; perhaps prospective view Of the family
rssh taking airing on the Clothes lines.
Why DO people buy magnificent furniture to
rlothe il in hideous DISCUSSES Does the glory
ofexhib,ng the articles undressed, half a dozen
evenings in the year, pay for all the cost and
trouble The miscr ENJOYS the flashing luster
ofhs gold every time nc lifts the lid Of his strong
boz bat what pleasure can their be in possess
inc species of property that is invisible to the
owner three hundred and fifty DAYS out of three
hundred and >ixty-ive
Give rs furniture that is made to wear--.a5Ies
upon which you can bring down your fist with
an emphasis without throwing the lady of the
house into Mysteries chairs that YOU can lean
back on--carpels that you can promenade upon
in word. give US comfort and let Us gear
things out. 1t is provoking to see chairs aud
sofas preserved for years without spot or bIem.
lsh. while the wrinkles arr multiplying in the
face AMI the gray hairs on the head of the pro-
grietor For these and sundry other reasons.
we have az ,esPeclaI spite against SNOWY furni-
ture.
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IMPORTANT CATION.

Beware OF tie Lase counterfeit Of WlsiSr'a
BaIsam Of Wild Cherry, signed by one Wa u,
Spear, who, in order to palm his vile imitation
upon the public, has obtained fac smile Of our
bottle, and copied our label Of directors verba-
tim, substituting bis own name 60: that Of Hem
r. Wi.tsE, NJ. D., which Is COgrd on the ccnu-
ir.
Remember the outside lssel OF wrapper Of The
genuine Bal>am, Is finely executed steel plate
engraving, bearing the signature Of Henry Via
tar, NJ. d, and Sanford g. Park-none other
are genuine.
We DO not wish TO tri1e With the lives and
health Of iae afflicted and we sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no assertions As to the virtue
oftiis medicine, and to hold ont no hope to suf-
fefing human ty which fact viii not warrant,
We ask the attention vi the candid to sspr
considerations.
Nature in every part Of her work., Aas left ia
d.hoie marks Of adaptation aAd 52ssgs.
The constitution ofiha animals and vegetable.
Of the toyrld zone - sach that they could not
endure me cold 0! the rigid soae, and vice v1r.
"a.
The Moss Of Iceland and tho Pine and wild
Cherry, are Justly celebrated for the cure Of all
diseases Of the Lungs and Liver, which arc 20
I-@'''l'g p'CNdiCI4I III al DOIthets 4autIOes.-
From combination OF Chemical Extracts, pro-
cured from this Moss" and those Trees, DR.
Wisiar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry is chiefly forp.
ed.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for 50.
AGENTS--P. P. Green, y. SAWYER. Kege-
sha; S. Johnson A. Wainwright & Co, Ra4
cine; Clarke & Woodruff, Lake & Williams.
| II. Boswor,h & Son, Milwaukee; c. J. Tra.,
Rochester; Sheldon & Eastman, Burlington ;
Lewis Curtis, Geneva; c. " Mckee. Delasa
HELEN & Kemp, Jaua-~iI'e sm-43
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John p. YclvCFton,
Daniel w. Hubrrook,
Martha ; Hnlb:uok and
George W. Handy.
DN virtue Il final decree made b. this Court in the
ID bove entitled The third day OF December, \.
D. -J0 shall sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder.
all and singular The mort2agcd premises mentioned
bin Of ompain in said cause. and therein CTbd fol-
lows. w All ihat piece parcel land situate
nosha county Of kenusha- and State Of Wisconsin desert
bed follows beginning a stake hundred en-
~ D feet east of the northwest OF block
the south ward first ward ol the city of kruo>ha la
ing in the southeast quarter o section thirty
north IweutyIhree ea>, thence souhcrly the
line bot owned by Hiram Hulbrook IN SAID block
Three. hundred and fory-twU feet stake: thence,
suuhcry the line Of lhirtyeighl ard
half feet stake; thence II right angles with the last
med line ea>Ierly hundred and eighty oO feet Ia a
stake; thence northery about hundred and f
Grand street; thence westey the south line al
Grand street. sixty feet To the place % beginning
The above sale v u take place Saturday the 2h day
Of April 4. D. ISL between the hours Of AMI three
O'Clock the afternoon Of that day the steps front OF
the Court House in the city Keaosha in the county Of ke
nosha. Stale Of Wisconsin.
y K. ALLEN, SheriFof keuosha CO.
HENRY R. TovsLEE. Compartments Sol
ker0sha March ~th. 1881. 6-43
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"VERA PRO GRATIS" This is the motto on
Dir. Webster's new carriage Mrs. Partingtou
says il it was Li1y pro gratis, she should know
what meant, for she has no doub, the trouble
somecry of liberty; aud that anv of the cross abo-
llon children may have some of the good stuff for
nothing by applying to the slavery safety commit
tee, the same as Mr.. Webster The good wo-
man of the knitting needles being thus at fault
the learned Mr. Shocks says the motto means,
the truth sacrafced for such graf fca,ion--C Com
nl0tUedlh.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-04

Never neglect to read the advertising depart
mcnt in a newspaper, il you would know where
to av ont vour money to the best advantage
Competition /, at It's hight and those who have
anything worth buying at good bargains, always
advertise They knew il is sure way to 90 a
brisk and profitable business, and by selling
quickly they are enabled 20 sell cheaply. Keep
the run of the advertisements. Sometimes the
price of whole years subscription is saved by
looking closely over the advertisements Il Syr-
acuse Star
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-04

Wousx AID TaGss II OAEGoy.-'Asahel
DIsh," Whites from Oregon some very tall yarn.
concerning matters and things. We quote the
following;
Manageable women Obey are marriagaable
at i2 or ~ are rather scarce II would be
iae thing Tor the country, AMI elaaIly so fot
the ladies', to import Lowell or some other fem
enine burgh. They would draw better than the
gold mines ever did, and give much better SAT
,,IAcuou The arrival OF hall 4 dom young
ladies Overland the other day created such an
excitement about to~n As has not been Wit
messed since the InIlans we've hung. 4 poor
fellow stands no sort 81 chance here wuo pro
cccds n the usual t4rIy way of coTrt~hip. II ,
finds his d.arie engaged AMI mars II 70 another
bstors he has got half way through wiki the
pr.I.u,nlri.,. q: course ! don't speak from
cyqan ace. But I'm half inclined to make a
da,1a; next falls immigration, and head them
d. BY ing Out and m 'eti,y tlcm IN the noun
t4.n,
am satisfied from this seasons observation
that MS not safe TO await It's arrival in the set
nen MS.
Yor have h,a-a4 oftia large tra,s Of Oregon.
| saw Il. AI.Waak -. t'~ days since, a hous 81
bail, b. a naa VINO cam from the East last sum
summer. entirely from one tret The bu..I =
nso sni. rou,iIa.l ola quanI;yof LIm5'r t.on
the same tgo', and has tlra-w.nj enJuLl lett 10
Inst han through The winter. Ta,y really have
awful ;r,rs her.
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T5SHOSE indebted to the Subscriber by are reIue.
a ted 10 call the Office Of L. '. Yates, J. r. and
arrange the same before The I Of May the next in
NltatlJn will be by legal process. JOHN DUFFY.
kenOshR, March ~ 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-04

DISTRESSING CAsE.-TIe Cincinnati En7gir-
er relates the following rally melancholy case
OF bereaymeut
IAN elderly woman entered the Office Of the
Mayor of that city, and in Rnsa'er To the inqui-
RES, stated that she was the mother Of five sons
three of whom went TO the wars ia kcxico.-
One was killed at Cerro Gordo another, at
tached to Col. Brough's regiment, at the battle
of Huamanta, and the other by some nen I'M
der Canales, in a sEirrnish on the liBe below
Monterey. Where are the other two ? asked
i,.s honGr. We noticed that it was with gpg!
deal Of an effort that she made an answer to that
question. 'One said she, Is in the Ohio Pen-
Tertiary, charged With killing a man, and the
other Is i common &raskard around the streets
and he only ninteen years ofage.' she begged
to be sent to JAIL the hospital, or anywhcry, as
she had no one to take care OK i.er. Her request
vas not granted but instead, purse Of so 50
was raised among the officers and bystan,lcrs.
which was presented her, and we could see
cha, it was received with real genuine heartfelt
thankfulnass"
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CARGO OF ELEPHASrs.-We are glad to learn
that Mr.. s. B. June, whom We formerly an
/ nounced a. having come from America for car
20 Of elephants, has succeeded in procuring the
object Of his search.
Mr.. June, perfect stranger TO the country
went into the interior, and succeeded in pick
ing up between 20 and 80 elephants, which are
now on their way to Gale, to be shipped on
board the American Barque Regatta, now Iy-
ing there in Whiting for nim We wish Mr.
IuRe and his "boys and girls, as he calls them
quick aad safe passage TO Yankee land CO.
iom5o Csy'on) OBS Jan. ).
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Wistar's BalSam of Wild Cherry

The Grea: Remedy for Consumption Of the
Lungs, Affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bron-
tits, Pains or Weakness of tho Brea., OF
Lungs, and other affection. Of the Pulmonary
Organs.
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ATTENTION..

OFFICERS MD SOLFIEEs OF TUE WAR OF ISI2
4 Il. SHAEPSTEIN, ArToRvEY At Law Kcno~l =
81 Cy takes this method o inform the cer- AID Sol
drrs of the War Of Isle and ISL that they may obtain
Military Bounty Land Warrants under the Act Of Congress
passed September y. l~j0 by calling At his onco.
y. b. engaged in procuring 9ouuts and fjr tho
survivors and the widows Of deceased solder Of a We
mentioned War. and ng acillr enable me .
procure the same Q. small expense.
Nov. a. $50 r2II J. L. SHARPSTEiN.
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WASH End BE HEALED.

pretty generally understood tina; the old modes OF
nj Medical Practice, BY poisonous drugs although for ma
ny centuries IN radically erroneous small do
ses not excepted Don't small dsss poison to cure
Org ones And there al this moment in every town in
cur vast country muudes that enrich themselves On tie
misery and sreglty OF their fellow But the niueteenh
century brings 10 the refreshing aud purifying prac
uce VI the WATER CURE oh, that all race might be
maze acquainted with its Medicinal qualities Ii must be
admitted that the Water Cure i The greatest innovation
CT inside IN The healing arta mode Of curing prevent
ing disease without The Of drugs OF any kind Whatey-
or may he said OF other modes of 1t WIN BE acknow
edged oy al who acquainted ith the facts, that
system has no parallel Ii system
moreover that Is encny calculated be Jy
The many and simple Is. it, eJpabfy be made
spdE encdcouS IN acute diseases, OF whatever and
IN The prevention OF pain be doubted
But It's strongest facts ii possible, 10 Dc found the Gu
ing of chronic maiaCieS that other means can reach
BENG strongly impressed with the truths the Water
re system and having had practice in qlica-
non OF those truths all which practices have been attended
with the HIost favorable results. feel 1t be nv duty to
say To the public that shall be ready when called upon.
10 devote my time and talent the relief cure OF such
o the many ply steal lis o which humanity is subject as
may be brought TO my notice professionally.
ISAAC GEORGE.
henoShs January :, 1851. %
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UNiON MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
CAPITAL
10000 DOLLARS.
CHARTER UNLIMITED.
No Connection l-,h Fire, Marine or HaLh In

No Connection l-th Fire, Marine or HaLh In
SurGHce
DOLiCiES issued at REDUCED RATES for Mercgni lie nr
poses. SPECIAL permits for voyages and for ali
forna residence AZ reduced premium.
Is is believed that any Parish association of Iic- ar
Others for that special purpose any benevolent
al DESTROYS OF securing be paid 10 Clergy
Other perSOn aainn. the II 10 50 or 60 yrs
~ his family in the death sooner occurring
wud on examination Of the Prospectus II this Compsuv
(which i always furnished gratis nv the Agents or bv ina
written for that "e-s Grier facilities for the attain
ment OF that object ihan eny other similar institution
from Charter and remarks page II of Prospectus
Persons insure IN this Company the mutual Dtar-f
ouiy plan says Chambers, l-ee page 10 Prospectus
in which the public at large concerned 10 SUPPORT
will have returned tn them al OF ts Drait in,lH or ~
portion only is - proposed by Of the stock or
companies.
Late annual dividend screp6re per cent on the prcmi.
UnS paid by mutual members.
The Finance Commit,ec twho among the most rea-
Die tnanccrS IN this country superntend all Investments Of
The Company.
Directors:
Abbott Lawrence, Boston, John n. LING Nasna
Ezra White New York, Chas. Jones, Maine,
Daniel Sharp j. Boston, Joseph n. Williams, Maine,
Hcnr! Croker Boston. George Dudl,ay. Conn
Geo. c. Collins, y. York, IIoratio Harris. Boston,
Elisha b. Pratt, Boston, Walter b. Ha>ging- do
Board q Flnancc:
FIR ANkLIN nav IN. Pr.s't. Merchants Rant Ro,trp
THOMAS THATtiiER Merchant, Boston
hEtL WILLIAMS, Prcs't kcnneb"c Railroad
Loca! Referees:
John / Palmer, Esq, y Y. Robt C. shaw Esq. Boston.
Moses Taylor Esq d.. Das id I!eushaw, E.q do.
Lawrence Trimble & Co.do. William >turgi-, do.
Asop & ChaIncy, do. Charles sumner, do.
Directors Office, 70 STATE IT., Boston.
r,>-,,,, -,,,r E n. PRATT, Passover.
mole HENRY CisDCkER Secretary
e. CLEMENT. Agent, ken0sha Wisconsin.
OTIS JENkS, Medical Examiner
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FIRE At PoRT WASHINGTON, visa fire
occurred at Port Washington, Wis, on the
night OF the 18th inst. The Powers House. =
). d. Powers owner, was burnt TO the ground.
Loss S5,o00-insured $4,000 Also a store
owned by s. Byrnes; J. A. Douglas occupant.
Loss about 5,O00--no insurance The store of
r. n. Byrens was also destroyed. Loss most
lynn removing goods. H. O. Stones stock OF
goods was also badly injured by removal, but
covered by insurance. The fire was thought to
to have been the work of an incendiary.
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BALD HEADS I.
sRERIFF,s SALE.

Nd virtue of wrt o Fieri las Tzz,,ed ft or AID
- under The seal u the ta'y Cont for tire lfr ~
h~uo-ha state ~ - isco~.., aud iF ed and tir-
erred IU which ana ca EaH ri ~ lew upn and sell
cfh Nehine io1sssa nj thv premise which ID Is ~st-
us'i De ed A. follows being the civ
v h'F la 9a he HJFtess. quarter section NUMBER -
" 'y~nSir H'IHDCE one D0rA OF uIBbeT twenty
three east described a. fk,aS: Commencing az the s4yf-
es3 corner ~ lands sutd 1y Bond ant r-
uSEg -st along The lcN s, n Of ard rtsrgaI 10 -,
~ ~ rue 70 lle sJla-A Of laHeis odd bv aid
'l - U's lTal esse and no7' occFe1 - one Paitr-
Aeec s4la !" the place 81 beginning: Rave levied t.roH
and shall offer nr sale 10 ne highest tIde= y the ~ d.
rests ~ ibe s.eIs 90 oHi II the r- Home IN tf
nFH>hs u the county q kef'>s the Ssh ,as az t;-i
a y i-sl- h"tHs th- h14r- ot uuc and t,rt :. a 80
Lru - said a.! All the Tt-4i. e -nd interest," va4ch
Ii-5HaS '4ai.inan On the l4h day ~ is -e - a. any
Lne since hen had u IA ami lae f.y above i.l-
b-i. = 4 AT1F@
SherlEof kru0=ha County.
keno>ba, March 10, ISL. 6-i3
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

vENHE Subscriber hereby gives notice those whom 1t
concern thaI his Books and Accounts are now in
the hands og Jno. l.. V Yates Justice ~ the Peace for
immediate collection. To all those indebted him he
would merely say just up and settle and
thereby save the costs which follow this Noce.
ausi M mistake r ~PEIINAN
Black smith shop on Wisconsin s. A lev doors from Main
kcno>ha March :. 1851 3m-f9
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KENOSHA CIRCUIT COT Rim CUANCERY.
Herycy Hoskins
Martin |. Ea<terbrookS mn 49, -
and Sarah VI Easter h' '' az 'O'- ''o40 u I''o 717e
brooks his wife, Gil
bert { Davidson.
appearing to the satisfaction Of this that De-
PENDANTS IN the above emit 2d and that
neither OF them - within the STATE If Ncon-n, and that
each and every Of them l. nonresident Of said STAT: on
motion "f hacd & French, Solicitors fur the Com pIai-
ant Ordered that the said Defendants aHd each ana every
them b" and they hereby respectively required -
pear and plead d-nur 10 the CJnpIauauiS bill
u complaint fled in this or before The lwer y-Nih
day Of May next OF the said biz may be taken confessed
by and against them respectively And Is further Order
ed that the said Qlanan b. and he Is hereby required
this order 10 be Published in the Keuosha Trle
graph, weekly parcr Published IN The cy Keno
sha. in the said county Of kCu'@la, each rr
six weeks successfully pr'u t1 tn" aid -Ghd day If May
next HOMER r. >uuDEE.
Court Commissioner for kCuUsha Co.
Cu.rF,rLp & FRY>,H. su,-.
Dated FebrUSv. % 1851. 6-4l
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JOB PRINTING.
BLANKS OF ALL KIM

We have just edded this Establishment. q complete
NEW DOS OFFIcE- and prepared do dob Prins-
ing OF all kinds in style equal Establishment west
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BAN TICKETS, Cards, Hand Bills, &C.,
In Plain Coored Inks viii be den on short notice and
al reasonable prices.
oss East SIDE Man Street, fec DOORS AsrtA Of tse
RzRals Heuse
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-04

PXoYESsoR ANDERSON. TIE GNEAT WIZARD
OF rHs NoErH.-This famous professor OF Mag
ic, OF whom we have several tim,S spoken. and
who il about visiting this country, j. said to
perform the most wonderful teats Is sought
far aud wide, by every Cour, in Europe, to
exhibit his great powers, and from the elaborate
style Of his entertainments, he SURPRISES all IN
his acts.
We shall take further opportunities OF noting
his doings and detailing some OF his extraordinary
freaks.
The anscdo;s We give below, speaks much
for his talent AMI disposition;
Professor Anderson was giving his exhibitions
in the townof Necastle on the river TYNE. Eng
land, and employed several youths to carry his
advertisements about about the streets on bOard>
for which he gave them a certain sum per
week One day, an intelligent lad bearer OF
board. asked the Professor 10 let him have
his three days wages, and appeared very much
down hearted The Professor OF course com
Piled, bat upon investigation, learned thai the
lads mo.hcr. who vas v,rv sick at home. unable
60 paw an arear OF rent had had her go Is seized
BY the hariheartcd landlord. who was a mean
small lawyer, aud cared for nougat but self
The Professor sent the Lad for the LAWYER, and
asked him il this was true and was answered
in the Affirmative.
Are the goods sold ;" asked the Professor
"NO,' was the reply.
How much j. vour demand, Sir ?
"El 10 :or rent. and ten shtlhnEs expenses -
Very good sir" said the professor, 'rcs,orc
ihN goods to the woman-5ung me 4 receipt
for The amount, and Will pay YOU
Tn, goods were restored and the receipt
nal, on, and handed 70 the Professor, whl
CAV, the cauckhng lawyer TWO gold sovereign,
who cll..ael them with fear and Joy, and de-
parted--aaI on reaching home hoa~,sd mos
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-04

y AIS. Glass, scythes ard s1--H.. ~ sale BY
~ ST NJ & :
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NOTICE.
Z Ss55E.
DER NO. 1

KENOSHA CIRCUIT COCRT-IN CHANCERY.
John p. Yelvcr,on,
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E7One reason why the Londoners orAi1ted
the use OF wood in constructing the buiIsEag for
the Worlds Fair, is that there you'd be so
many Isa6ees there they were afraid they would
lriiHle II DORM
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|urch'
he &C.
lsur-
|uFr
eGeI
suct
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ANOTHER Instance OF JENNY LISD's MUsIF-
IcENCE Some months since, our readers will
remember, Jenny Lind made very liberal con-
trlbuton to the fund of St. Au~gesius Church of
this city $4,000, We belieye,) through Rev.
Dir. \ nonius, the pastor. countryman of the
famous ghtengale. Recently, we learn, she
forwarded 8 goo to Mr.. Unonius for his pirate
use, and authorised him to draw upon her for
any sum that might be necessary to procure a
Handsome service of silver plate for the use of
he hurch Dir. T., as we understand, in ack-
nowledging her munificeuce, asked permission
that her name might be engraved upon the
plate as its donor. but to this she replied she
could by no means consent,--thus giving ey-
idence of a noble deHcacy in harmony with I'M
bounded generosity.
Mr.. Unonius paid a visit to Jenny Lind at ST
Louis, and last Sunday Week, at her invitation
performed religious services in her rooms, in
her native language, at which a number Of her
countrymen were present. Mr.. IT, also, by in
vitation partook of the hospitalities Of her table
during his stay in this city.-Chic. Tribune
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-04

The Indian Commissioners were 10 have left
San Francisco yesterday for the scene Of the In
can difficulties in Mar7osa county.
\ man named Jackson was knocked down and
'2ooed IN San Francisco On TUESDAY night Of
So $40
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a WILDERNEss.--In St. Lawrence county
the other day man was severely inJuqed by the
fall Of tree. He was b,rn on the shoulders
Of men forty miles in Is hours, before 4 house
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
hENoSuA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoCRT.
IN CHANCERY.

Keno>ha, January :, 1851.
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Daniel w. HulbrruOk,
Martha >. Hnlb.uak and
George W. Handy