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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-02-01
SELECT POETRY.
THE SOLDIERS BRIDE.
A Ballad.
BY MRS. r. S. NICHOLS.

The dark mould has hidden her lover from
view
He sleeps where the long grass is bending
with dew
The storm wind may waken and rush o'er
the land,
Yet stir not the blossoms that drop from his
hand.
Oh! sadly she smiled when he whispered
adeu,
For her heart like his own 10 her country was
true;
But she wept when the sound Of the bugle
had died,
his bride
Beneath the fierce sun on Mexican plain,
Where the crimson hueG life-drops were
flowing like rain,
There the hot hail of battle beat down on hi.
breast,
And he fell where he first drew his sword
from lis rest
Not far from the sea-shore they made him a
grave.
And laid him TO sleep BY the low-moaning
wave:
In his hand are the blossoms he grasped as he
fell
And his shroud is the banner lie loved but Too
well.
She heard of the triumphs her country had
won.
Aud bold deeds were sung that the brave
hearts had done;
But naughi cf that ONE who was dearer than
life
Whose footsteps was foremost when hottest
the strife.
They dared not to whisper the truth in her
ear,
The nigh; Of affection DER came them with
fear;
They told her to hope-'hlt the war-cry should
cease.
Her robes, green and sIken, the spring had
uurolled.
And hillside and meadow, were dotted with
gold
The ,rmPests were chained in their caverns
asleep!
And music and gladness swept over the
deep!
They watched for him morning and evening in
vain
Til, the sickle was thrust in the tall ripening
grain
Till the harvest was ended the Summer was
DER,
And the whee-sheaves lay loose on the white
thTeshng floor.
The hope in her bosom, dropped, sickened and
died,
And death gently came TO the soldiers young
bride;
He brealhed on her beauty and blighted hel
bloom,
And folded her arms in the night of the
tomb.
1t is said that afar by the Mexican wave,
Where the star spangled banner enshroudett
the brave,
When the moons at her full and the heavens
are bright,
Two spirits are seen at the dead Of the night
They Whisper like lovers-lihe lovers they
seem,
And walk in the moonlight like ghost in :
dream,
Each sunny-browed maiden !heir story cal
tell,
And point out the spot where the young her
fell.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-02-01

FROM THE GERMAN OF =. sToLLE.
The lovely Wilhelmine, Just in her eigh-
teenth year, the daughter OF the poor cler-
gyman's widow, hung upon my neck and
wept. Itried TO comfort her IN vain. 1t
last grew little impatient, and eyclaim-
ed ; But don't exactly see what this great
misfortune is which you lament so.'
'Cruel'
"a week is not an eternity
'The daughters of the Counsellor are
very beautifully sobbed she.
'And if they We're angels, just come
down from the seventh heaven OF Maho-
met, what then? l'll only look at them,
and then away
They are rich, too,' she sobbed again.
'Hanker not after riches, which the moth
corrupts,' replied, strong in Scripture.
shave the most melancholy iorebodings,
said Wilhelmina, mourntully.
1T is always so at SEPARATIONS returned
'one is prone TO fear the worst
your uncle is inexorable.'
Stone and iron are nothing to him.,
was my reply; Il declared to him could
not possibly marry either OF the Miss Jung
hauels. 'Just see them once,' said he, 'anc
l wager you will be OF different opinlon.'
There it isp cried Wilhelmine sorrow,
fully, and clung anew around my neck
'do not leave me, Frank'
'But what can do p / answered 'my
uncle's wish is not unreasonable; if re
fuse to accede to it, ii will excite suspicion
My second father is persuaded that l dis
like those ladies, only because have neve
seen them all he desires rs that l shoul,
see them, nothing more. Cannot gran
him this satisiactionl Besides, this autuml
weather is fair and mild get free frou
the counting-room for week, and have
pleasant time of IT.
sand you will forget me- said the dea
girl reproachfully.
sMy heart and my thoughts are with yo
always said in soothing tone, 'no mat
tier how far away fate bears me-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-02-01

Certainly continued the good papa
Louise fishes, rides, shoots, like an old stu
dent as say fine boy is spoiled in the
girl.'
CAS- to the young girls shooting,' said /,
q believe have already, this very morn
ing, helped her 10 some proof OF 1t. she
shot leaf off my hat.' -,
'Ah, indeed! p exclaimed Junghauei with
surprise, you have already made her ac-
quaintance, then?'
related my adventure.
"A madcap' said the Counsellor, with q
smile d recognize her. But you had no"
thing 20 fear Louise has sure eye.'
ALLOW me to remark that such manly
empIoyments hGrdy seem fitting for young
ladv'
''True, true,' confessed the doting father
'you are right. preach 10 her daily, but
it is in at one ear. and out at the other. II
| get severe, and knit my brows, the child
throws herself sotbing on my neck, promi-
ses improvement by all the saints in the
calendar, and does not leave me until look
pleasant again. Then away she goes, and
all hes good resolutions are forgotten; one
cannot resist her, give it up.
We passed now 10 the portrait Of the
second daughter, Emile, by name, as beau
,iful brunette rs 7 eyer s.t nv ewes on
h;gh commandinr beauty but here, in the
Hnraments OF the coantenance, certain
manly resolution was discernable. stood
with DELIGHT before the picture, and could
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-02-01

A young lady wrote to her brother, who
is a farmer in Ohio, TO ask wether he had
as good furniture now, as when at home.
He replied that she must not bother him
with such questions, but TO give her some
idea of his style of living, would state that
his entire farm was wholly fenced with
black walnut.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-02-01
y Select CcIc.
From sNrtsin's MAGAZINE.
THE DANGEROUS BEAUTIES.

FROM THE GERMAN OF +. STOLE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-02-01

/ wish lad little wl.c,
A little stove aud fire,
ia hug her like q lump Of gold,
Aud let no one co ne nigh her;
Td spend MY days in happiness.
Id yegetnte in clover,
And when died I'd shut my eyes,
Lay down and roll right over,
London Punch,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-02-01

The MEN WHO Kissed JENNY LIND -
The Washington Press says OF JENNY LIHD,
"Sundry prominent elderly gentleman, pre-
suming on her good nature, insisted on kiss
ing her when she was here, to which she
could not object, because such kissing was
purely platonic-a reason which excluded
Younger rnen like us, and converted that sa-
cred rite into mere ceremony" The pub
lie would like to see the names of these
elderly gentlemen.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23
AN DE2EEN.ANGFG



So |. HC n Or4liHc5 tR ctr CoHncji eff the Cif
htaoSta. Thai person hail r, or III charge any -
Vn tl.t, gun pistol. or fire
explode. or off any >Jb, cracker. other r,.r con-
tanning 'Wdr or utcr bu;ibc NpIu~iyc material,
"h'h permission o ,h" c! council. The write q per
mission of The Mayor. "hrh p"lnI,>i shah ir IN imt.
IT such firing and snail; bee sulicc To be revoked by lie
Mayor City Caupc ANY time after il has been granted:
any person NHo shall voluC thS section. h for each ct
irucr- forfeit and pa! penalty opt N dollars. and in clult
OF he pay "cnt ct ,Urh penalty, shall be ir-oucd III HE
county Jaii w days
;. Every person who shall ride or drive any horse
many street or alley within the limits Of c, ft~,
than moderate trp spvrd than hNc miles
m houf SHAH iyricli and pay aine of durS in de-
fault of al" payment of such penalty, shall be Imprisoned
IN the county jail five days.
Sc 3. No person Sh. throw or cas-; any stone or av
mlSScat or upon amy buidinI, any public private
property. amy person any street. alley. public place,
inciu>ed or uuInCiuSud ground said CIV or d ar IL
bet Ec under penalty OF three dollars for each Of
fence and ia default Of The payment of ANY penalty, shall
bc imprisoned IN The count! Jail one day.
$40 T. No crSD shall hereafter be allowed to keen a.
ny GIh powder IN any one building, Of greater quantity
h1n ten % uud; and all powder kept M ANY building
shall be- m close lin cla~cI-: ENty person violating
provisions az iis sections shall pay fine of cuty dollars,
and n default oi hc ncut ol such fine shall be npIiS-
uurd IN the county jail ten day
80, ,. Il shall be the duty The several fire wardns o
the city Ia enter into and examine MI buildings, in wuc
they r'r or suspect guHpoWder l. kept. and there
Shall hr found IN an! such building powder of great
crquln than ten pounds. the SAID lire shall ian
mcdatcly thc be removed and il is hereby
made The duty of The SAID fire and of the several
officers the city whrnr, any violation OF the preceding
section shall come t. their report The same
and make complaint thereof before The Man on or any
Ucc at the Peace al ha city.
Passed Ma! II, l91l
i. G. GASkILL, Mayor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23
PUBLIC NOTICE!
S. ?. Townsend abandoned the Field |
THE WAR ENDED!


This young VINO sought people believe his
Sarsarara snal has tn4y the field by
selling his business TO STRANGERS. Being convince
eff tho uutilJy the better judgment and
convictions the people disposed
And retired from the thus virtually admitting all
that true in publications. After accusing the Old
Dr. OF selling the Of his for 81 week and getting
false StdaTs respecting Old Drs. original Recipe;
after trying 10 sdues workeu dssloso 80 him
knOWledse OF tire Old br Recip, by Offering as high as
5000 after making the ptnS oGors ths Old Dr.
himself Of HOUSES LANDS wovFY and rARrTrRsHIF.
through his Horace Dresser and Van Pet to leave
Thompson Skiasa. L Co. and :. +. Townsend
with HE Recipe teach him make sasapari,la
TO SOUR, TEEMENT and BCNST The Bottles after ~
6ens the members OF frr. call ms set unrrin
sped men and other hard lie las fnaI, thrown
the whole business heavy load te and TuNRIE
the BURDEN urou tho shoulder. OF STRANGERS
vhsm lie induced to take his place under tie rreiepss thai
they could make money by the operation
These strangers understand intend placing chem
sts the bottles redeem
for SoURING and TERMENTINC. Which is really ID,
highest acknowsd the Ne have hereto
fore said Of it. II is VIRTUAL CONFESSION that ID
neither made ~ chemist heretofore had the Advan-
taSes Of chemical science manufacture win the
people VOW see the impoOE and humtug in calling s. Ps
article good medicine!
Eui Ee confess all the ras2sli,y displayed
not0s to that Of these STRANGERS in plAcRs upon the
bottles The Ct chemist EFFECT while at the
same time TIC SsrsaPsylais Ar;er the FORMULA OF
;. L. Townseud's Recipe
If the Recipe is cptASGEp, then Il becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE, AMI should be called tho STRAIN
GERS SAESAfAEILLA or by other distinctive Ap-
pciauon. Come out, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS and
show hands and let the public know whether You
tend t" make 5. +. Townsend. SOUElNG. FERMENTIN0
COMPOUND with the name of chemist LABEL fog
certain purposes whether making another
tally different article but intead putinEup S Ps bot
ss with his !as signature Sc and thus selling undst
false eoors' TIE Of sticking eaonists aszs On
iLs bcttle. will change ice
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23
Nearly One Hundred
DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS. and thus ovcry man can
Judge fer himself Wiz her speak right wrong.
" GARD TO THE PUBLIC.D

We, the undersiEred. Physicians aud DRUGGISTS
York Brooklyn sud WeusLurgh having advertise
ment addressed u.s. who cli Sarsararia by
r. Townsend. which is calculated bring car husi
into rcProach. feel called rron personal
views Of the real merits Of the Townscnd SaraparllA
Having been called sWjnGers," aud willing to commit
any fraud for money ty tie Young s. =. Townsend be-
chose clOI Dr. Jacobs Saraparila instead Of
his article feel tat ought give the Why
SCI Old TqwnFcnds Sarsaparilla
to Mr.. $. J.. Townscuds and leave the public judge
whether "decSvcrs and swiGdlors, aud be
trusted" by doing.
Our and observation have satisfied that tho
Old DIS Sarsarara Possesses medical power and vir
would be the aad always mako it matter
Of conscience and duty when two articles bearing tho
name and Purportjng the same
ket, sell that which consider the best The fact that
s. TovnEcnds Sarsararla tns greatly soured, crmont
ed and exploded the bottles thereby disasfac
ton customers Ls preference OF
the Old br We do not feel ourselves called
uHon to decide tie merits Of either articles standard
preparations hut when asked customers for Opn
which believe under all circumstances to 10 the best
We should not hesitate in giving preference to old DR..
Jacob ToWnsend with Ties leave the public
decide if justified in giving the Old Drs prparA
preference which to deserve medicinal
compound ell tie saoi'S Of tho people universally
rt.3,, ,t-r tr.a
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23

m - =, -
Inc Hrra- hc'"oty '"' toHS",hl non ., inc
CT it's, Pains or Weakness OF the Breast or
n. anu 0''''' "'''
~ guns, r.c,, ~
h0"H C"ALN 10" Mr. a':''', ~ ''
60. ""'y - on
ID ar St,-Ae ! consider Tia; my life has been
greatly prolonged by my b-.I5 cuFaa o. C'n-
sumption, by iHe ne Q! ~. " Is'ar h'iSaiL
Oh NId merry WIZ '."'t .It 't"t"I"9 u
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23

CoID-BLooDED MURDER.-In Columbus, Ohio
some one got hold of one Of Gov. Bebb's blank
tcousj,ions for fugi,ives and filled it up for a
piece Of sporr. and directed it TO Thos. Spencer,
a cattle dealer. Spencer got into rage, and
some one, to continue the Joke, said it was done
by Geo PARCELS, bar-kerper Of the Franklin
House. Spencer went to PARCELS, and deman-
ded whether he had tilledup that paper, TO which
he replied in jocular manner, eyes" Spencer
Immediately drew a revolver, and shot him dead.
The murderer undertook to escape, but was sci
zad and Committed to prison This IS, indeed: d
murder of the worst description.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23
AvHvH'EN'l7EdDNg

OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS or THE WAR OF 1912.
II K. SHARPSTElN. ATTORNEY LAW, Kcuosha
oS Cy takes this method To inform the Officers and Sol
drs of The Mar of lSl2 and ISL. that they obtain
Military Bounty Land Warrants under the Act of Congress
passed september =. IS5n, by calling NJ his office.
y. Il. am engaged i'll procuring Bounty Land for the
survivors and the widows odeceacd Soldiers above
mentioned War and my facilities such enable 10
procure tie same at small expense.
NV. II, lrj0. [2Hl j. r. SIIARPSIEIN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23

Frost and Frui.-The Louisville Courier
says that the heaviest frost known in kentucky
since the tenth Of May 1881, visited that Smte
on Thursday last, causing a total destruction OF
the fruit crop. Ice was made nearly an inch
thick, early Vegetation cut down, leaves of trees,
wilted aud fell, Sc. At GAINESVILLE, Nashville,
EIdvsviIle, Tennessee, the Tobacco and cotton
plants are greatly damaged, aud a telegraph des-
patch as far south as Tuscumbia, Alabama,
s.aras that the cotton in that section is nearly
all killed.
The frost vas not so bad in this city, but still
il did much injury, and the fruit crops will be
small There Will be a very few peaches, ami
apples will probably be small crop. Cherries
we think are ruincd.-PuiS. Ga.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23

Prolapsis Uteri, or Failing Of The Womb, of
five years standing, cured by DIR. Guvso,t's
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsalarlla. af-
ter every o,her known remedy had been tried
WithOu! relief.
WASHINGTON, O., February, 1919.
This certiios that my wife aged twcnty-seyon
years has been sliitsIDg uLGtr tie above cCrn-
plant for five years; nearly ali that time confn-
ed TO her bed. | have fer four years constantly
employed the best medical talent that could be
procured in this section of the country, without
any benefit whatever. have also purchased
every instrument recommended for the cure of
such disease, all of which proved worthless.
In tie spring of 1913, | was induced BY my
friends to try DIR. Guysou's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilia, which tour weeks. il was evident
TO all of US that she was improving and from this
time she Improved rapidly, arc gained flesh and
strength, until she is now enjoying most excel
lent health. WM. MONFORT
We being ncighbors to VIM. and Julia Mon
fort, know that the above statement as to the sick
ness OF Mrs. Montort, and as 10 the cure being
effected by "Guysou's Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
ParIla, to be strictly true.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23

csrAr DISCOVERY OF CoPrER IN BAD AK
c..srr Several citizens from Bad AK, now in
I grn inform US that large quantities Of copper
~ have been found on town II north, Range
- aost in that county. 1t was first discovered
We w. few days since, by l.. D. Smith and An
g ,.,r Briggs. in broken sand rock country
.,1cb resembling the mining districts of Lake
SSaIperor-about three miles east Of Bad Ak
Posofice. A small lump was a<sayGd' by Mr.,
,Ciyol Clerk of the Circuit Court Of that coun-
:, in a rough crucible, which yielded so per
", pure copper in bulk, as near as could be
sssrsrtained No extensive examinations have
90, b,pn make, bnt those who have visited the
ir,Gft have no doubt but that a very rich and
extensive deposite of copper, lies, immediately
n that vicinity. Bodies of the ore, weighing
f,om 30 to 100 pounds have been taken out very
noar tbe surface oftho earth.--[ Prairie du CHEN
Patriot.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23
GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.

Is Iid SGtc, JHdrh1A amt ic YrsdifSi Ir'r"Gi Ermf
~ cr,r ascd. composcd IF Ic@ctodte FJracts ard
possesses pocr unrqndtd he Annals q NedcHe i'm the
If I.f0mmaiOry Diseases.
1t * universally ACKNOWLEDGED TO hc an iula!c remedy,
every where IL has been faithfully applied the
human system, for promoting nscHsic HcSiirI on. and
Invaluable in ~ diseases OF tic flesh. Obstinate IccrS
GA Sores Chblaus, Sore IhrJat Burns, tuS, CuNcoHs
ErUpOus, sore Nipples, Sore Breast Diseases OF the Eye
Agc in the Face Rheumatic Pains, Contracted ODDS,
PAIN in the side, Rack and other parts u the system Scaid
Head. Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Plies. and every Kind OF
containing the least particle OF Inflammation,
trrl hN this art
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23

Afew weeks ago, a sweet little girl in New
Haven, only three years DID, was promised one
sreninr that she should accompany her parents
- Roston the next morning. She was much
sJ,fed at the prospect of the journey, and when
.be had flashed repeating her little prayer, as
.bo laid down 10 sleep, She said with exquisite
simplicity, "GooI bye, G1l--Gocd bye, Je-
ans Christ am going to Boston in tic morn
inpm
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23
HEALING VIRTUES

1t is fad, authenticated here, we'll rs all the
State, and indeed the whole western states, that Soans
Medicines have attained wide spread celebrity, and re-
puatlon which they justly entitled by their Lca.tno
rrtuos, and powers. We aTc not among these who
prone endorse every patent mbug that comes along
and in this instance have DELAYED cHIor>' uCu uui
have been able make assurance don!y rc. only
BY testing them personally ourselves, bur from t-
mOuv Of 4 numerous portion of t'e community iNil-
orn,nd MS Illinois GLOBE. AuriI Is, $50.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23

GUlSOTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND SAR-
SAPAklLLA, in Quar-, Bottles, for Pmiigns
the Blood-the best Female .lle4icias kno,rn.-
recipient Consumption, Bqrrenaess, Le,;corrbcq
or Whites, IrTeg riar licustruation. Iscontine!c.
'@ Urine, General Prostra;ion Of The Sgs.c,a
Depressed Spirits and Gloomy Sig,e of MIND are
cured By DR.. GUYSOTT'S EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARULA.
which gives immediate relief by renewing the
fountain of Health and Strength, The Blood Il
neuraIl2es bad hunors, stops unnatural socrc-
tons, and gives healthy action to all the vital
powers.
It's mild alternative properties render it pcculi-
arly applicable to the slender and delicate con-
stitution of the female. Ii Immediately con
tracts that distressing nervousness and lassitudc
so common to the female frame, and imparts an
energy and bnoyancy as surprising as they are
grateful. We have evidence on file, which in
duccs us strongly to recommend this medicine to
married people who have not been blessed with
offspring.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23
IN ATTACHMENT.

IN ATTACHMENT.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
hESosuA COUNTY !
kENosHA CIRCUIT COURT, MAY TERN, 1851.
In the case Of
James Mcnrdc Henry X. Sh.'lon and
Henry NcBuIe. ".
Robert Comyn.
A~0TCE j., hereby given TO the said Ro5er. COMM 1d
"a oil others concerned, that q Attachment issued
nut 81 and under The seal The Circuit Court for The conn
u hcno~ha, aforesaid The 7lh day Of January :. D.
l@J T"Hhahe on Tie first Monday Of MAY. g. -. 1911.
fer the OF hundred and .xtyo dollars and
,iNy-ih7ec c.u;s
OSCAR F. DANA, Clerk.
II. B. TowsLEE, Pl'fs. Atty. 46
IN ATTACHNENE
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
kE>o>HA Cov>ry.s =. !
KENOS!IA CIRCUIT COURT, MAY TERM. l-5I.
In the ease Of Abram Dayton. Mortimer Shcarrr.
A-UT.CE hereby given the said Mortimer Shearer.
"a end -. oher. concerned Tia: writ If Attachment j.
~led W. and under The seal pf the Circuit Court
County 81 kelo~ha Aforesaid. the fourteenth dly Of
March \. u. I-j tarnale an the fir Nundly ~ Man
lars aud twgit y-Cue cents.
Il. r. To7,sLlr. Pits Atty IS
WATER IIHE just received and fsr sale ri the south
~ Warehouse by BALL & MERRILL.
DRIED PEACUEs-~Janr up" good ncs-fa- sale A. .he
IL south pier and warehouse by u ALL L MERRILL.
EPROCHA SHAWI.s. good assortment Of square and
CHEAP Cisu STORE.
SHmTISG STRIPES, good a.-ortnsn, eaean 2, he
- CHEAP CASH STORE.
NIACKINAy White Fish, in half barrels, f?r sa-5 for
VI sale ry I. ". " All.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23
Fancy Goods
SUbH1MER CAMPA/cN,
HATS, CAPS AND CLOTHING.
AND WISCONSIN GENERAL FIR.
NlSHING ESTABLISHMENT

iiE Undersigned ar" now receiving hcrtirst iu-almcnt
i OF Sa-4G Nea a ~ W Ffgti2 CEseEEaGNss. for
the poPuace at large N hen We lhiuk Of ,IiInr,i1 H. -
",fIm NHrcthS Of style texture. and fabric of our new,
,nu Ii'i-NDiD ASSORTMENT or CLOTHING, for the
NprHg ami ear of our Gents and The ciiil ~
me STATE IA general It's then ie, hc poverty of The I'm.
2ii,h and s@h Tor tie redundant and classic lore HAT is
TEA the "lnd cid man OF sciys rocky Isle in one breath #,
give being and bequrah immortality to The Achil,,I I
song Surr Us lii Hi, diiyuullo suggest thai VI, l;, r
err N1ri,f N,f
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23
1 So 4 .
DEE-kY NO. i.
4 Sb1 .
D3RaH ND. ,.

yf3yIE Subscriber respectfully informs n. friends and the
Il public. chat his arrangements complete for the
of all such business in his line b.
ted to his with ithfness and despatch AT al hours,
ay and night. Particular attention will be paid the
og, Of BAGGAGE 10 and from the Boats: and any per,
wishing to take The Beats any time may b. sure Of having
their baggage board at the ringing OF the bell All or
lcrS left AT house. of Hadea Lane and Park ST.
or NJ any Of the Hotels the City, will with prompt
attention share OF public patronage is respectfully so-
cited. -
JOHN T. SIlEP.. ERD.
Kcnosha. March20 1851. 80
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-23

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KINGS EVIL-CASE OF O. NJ. LEON
ARD.
H. iftho reader will observe, he will SEQ that,
in nearly all cases, the patient has tried nearly
every phyician within his reach and nearly every
remedy; but when he hits upon EaySoH'S Ia-
io'r Dock ant &ar%parul4. the cure is immc-