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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
Nearly One Hundred
DRUGGISTS aud PHYSICIANS, ana thus every
iua< Or himself, wistLer speak right wrong.
-. GARD TO THE PUBLIC"

We. The undersigned, Physicians and. Ss2s'N Of New
Yft ErooLl,n and Williamsburgh. hayi 1c Sdvertise
addressed u.s. and others who sell llla, by s
T. Tan eti. which is cacnated to bring ard bust
rerraach. called upon personal
the merits If the Towrsends SarsRparla
Having hosu called "swinicrs.' and willing to commit
any fraud for money" by tie Young 3 T. Townsend he
chose soiod Or Jacobs Snrsapara, instead Of
artil4 feel TINT ought give the why
prefer soil old Dr. Jacob Townends sarsapara
Mr. I, Townsends aud leave thu public to judg.
hatAer deceVers and sgindors, and not to be
trusted" by doing
and oberration have satisfied that the
0'd Drs SarsapArS possesses medical and viz
would be the and always make it matter
conscience duty, when articles tho
and purportinE the diseases
kt sell that which consider the best. The fact that
3 Towuscnd's Sarsapara has greatly soured fcrment
Ell exploded the bottles thereby gy great dstss
zion customers has Influenced preference Of
tie Ola brs preparation W do not feel ourselves called
to decide tie merits Of either articles standard
preparations but when asked by for
which believe under all circumstances to be the best
should hesitate giving preference Old Dr.
Jacob Towneends. Withtes leave the public to
decide if justified in giving the Old Drs
a that preference which IL to deserve medicinal
compound the choice of the people universally
Emf F.,,
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In addition TO the above 300 packages sold by Jas
NJ. Corse; 400 by DR.. A. Pggot 200 by Edward Brooks
49, by Bacon Hyde 300 by John Bunding IS by DR. A..
Willing; IS by Dr. Donadson; and 300 by ". & w Kirk
patck-whch together with the sales by the wholesale
agents prove that this article is altogether superior
other remedy offered for Consumption
Price, One Dime per Roll Rolls for p cents; 81 per
Doz liberal discount made to Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants, generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas.
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for
handsome engraving the Scottish Coat of Arms and the
written signature Hamilton ade. proprietor is the
outside wrapper of each roll and package.
Messrs. BARNARD, BIO. & Co, Wholesale Druggists,
i40 Main street, ST. Louis Mo-, the General Agents.
Orders from the Country applications for agency dec
ted 10 them, will meet with prompt attention ly-50
FIR safe al KenoSha by +. Robinson, and
.S1rtaronthpr q Co.
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PUBLIC NOTICE!
S. P. Townsend abandoned the Field
THE WAR ENDED!

This young who sought to make the people oese ms
ssr..nar was original has finally abandoned the held By
selling his business some STRANGERS Beng convince
of the nuty Of warning against the better judgment and
convictions people last disposed Of his busi
ness and the thus virtually admitting all
publications. After accusing the Old
selling the Of his for 81 week. and getting
false ada7its respecting the Old Drs original Recipe
after trying workmeR disclose him
knowledge Recipe by Ofering as high az
5000 making the mpfnz offers 20 the Old Dr.
him5eIf Of HOUSES. LANDS, MoNEy+ and PARTSERsHrr
through his counsel Horace Dresser and Van Pe TO leave
fhompseu, Skllman Co. and 20 s. p Townsend
Recipe aud teach him make sarsapariIla not
70 SOUR, FERNENT and BURST the BOTTLES. After Ii
belling the members Of Arn calling set unprin
sipIed and other hard he has finally thrown up
tie hole business too heavy load to and TUNBLED
t1s EuRUEE upon the shoulders Of some SIKAN
whom he induced take his place under the Preenes thA
they could make money by the operation.
These strangers understand intend placing some
iss bottles it from its past character
for soURISC and FERMENTING. which is reai'y t"S
highest Acknowledgement the truth Of all we have
fore said Of it, Il IS a VIRTUAL CONFESSION 'nA' II
neither by chemist heretofore nor Haa the
Of chemical science in its manufacture W" nO "a"
people VOW see the i'm position and humbng in calling 3 rs
article good medeine'
BIZ; all the raseality FORMERLY displayed
a nothing t. that STRANGERS in placing upon the
battles the name Of some chemist for EFFECT while the
sane time the sarsapsra made after the Of
s r. Townsouds Recipe.
n the Recipe is CHANGED, then i. becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE. aad should be call.d the STRAIN
GERS SARSAPARJLLA or by some other distinctive ap-
relation. Come cut, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS. and
Ao your hands, and let the public whether in
tend o make :. p. Towusend's SOURING, FERhENTlSC
COMPOUND with the OF chemist the label for
purposes whether you making another and to
tally article. intend putting in 8 rs bot
with At.s signature. and thus selling il under
false eoors? The Of sticking chemists
tie bottle will never chang its charaoteg.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

Pleddng their experience and skill it's Whoever
witnessed array Of all pg"fessio holding it
tie people medicine of and wonderful power
vich all classes could rely with undouJted and
unlL.Lakealle cnnIence! We viii here Tie Gard u
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COUGH CANDY.
UNEQUALLED TESTIMONY.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DRuGGIsTs ST. Louis,
DO hereby certify that the following is state
ment OF the amount Of sales of preparation known
as Dr. OrRs Scotch Cough Candy prepared from his orr
ginal recipe, by HAMILTON WADE, of ST. Louis; and
we take pleasure in saying that il has given general salts
faction those of our CUSTOMERS who have used it,
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Fancy Goods
SPEEDS
Erie and Michigan Telegraph Line.

THIS Line is now connected with the BARN Line at Buff
talo, rs well "a the Morse: and communications for the
East will be SEM by either customers desire Our
mens are perfect for sending dispatches any part
the ntcd States and the British Provinces The points
with which i'll communication in Wisconsin RAJ
cine Milwaukee, Ozaukee. shebuygan, ShebDy 3u Falls,
Fond du Lac, Oshkosh. Nccnah. Appleton, and Green Bay
Also, atcShI, W hewalcr James vile, Jefferson. Mad
SON. Sank Prairie Adams, Fort NinnebgO, Mineral Point
Platlevie and Potos. Also eloi, and thence south with
Rockton. Rockford, Beyidere harcno, Wondstock Dun
dee Egn, ST. Charles Geneva, Aurora, and Naperyille
in Illinois,
We solicit continuance of the patronage with which
we hay heretofore been favored. Office always Open and
operator always hand attend business between the
hours off \. vi. and 81 7. NJ Southeast of Main
and Park streets c. c. SIOLES,
IL Agent and Operator.
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& Host of Physicians,

10 a, u this noble medicine the DRUGGISTS, with
nobeness, have added their testimony to it
excellence and unsurpassed efficacy. With thuA
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

VIM. Bennett Jno. Rdgway, Chas Goodwin
:. Roberts f. : Iaines, Jno NJ Bair
J. W. Donahuc, Eden b. Reider. VIM. Person
WILLIAM BENNETT, President.
s. w. Raider, Sec'Y. J. w. DOsAHUE Vice Pres.
This Company having appointed w. b. SLOCUM their
Agent at kenoSha City, Wisconsin, prepared insure
lives at the lowest rates consistent with safety, either upon
the Joint Stock Mutual plan
In the joint Stock Department, premiums PAYABLE Quar-
terly, Semi-annualy, Annually.
ON the Mutual Plan, one half the Premium paid in CASH
the balance by Note bearing six per cent interest," PAYABLE
annually All persons nsuring the Mutual plan pdrtic-
pate In the profits Of the Company in that Department
W. b. SLOCUM, Agent
F. w. HArcH, Medical Examiner.
kenosha City, Aug H. 1851.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
GOODS.

FENE Subscriber just receiving direct from New York
M his Fall and w inter Stock
Dry Goods Groceries Hardware, boots
and shoes, &C.. dc.
Among his Stock of DRY GOODS, NAV be found 5000
yards Merrmac, Cucheco, Phillip Allen and Sprague Prints
McrrOs Lyonese Cashmeres and Apaccas, striped, fig
ured and plain.
DE LANES of various prices and qualities
ALSO--A few very desirable patterns of silk Goods.
bleached and Brown Shee.ngs and Shirlings
All Wooland Canton FlanneS, Linseys.
few Bay state Shawl- from large very small.
French. American and English Broadcoths.
Cassimeres of the latest Paris styles.
Satinets Tweeds and Fud Cloths, Cashmere, Gloves
all Sizes and in fact almost every article usually kept
Dry Goods store.
GIRO o~1o3o
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Black Teas OF superior quail
ties.
New Orleans, MuscOvadO and Porto Rico Sugars;
Crushed. Pulverzed and Stewards Coffee and Lemon SUI
gars stewards No pale Syrup; Porto Rico and Sugar
House do, and molasses.
Old Government Java. Iaguira and Rio Coffee;
Avery superior article Of pressed Cigars
Soda, Saeraus, Table Salt Rice;
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco in bulk; and many other
articles too tedious 10 mention.
y The above Goods lcY be sold for CASH cheap as
any House west of Buffalo.
kenOsha, Oct. -. [ISJ w. P. WATTLES.
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carriage Making.

AT his shop OH Exchange street,
Opposite TIE AMERICAN IioTEL0
ISlES To inform The Farmers, and other citizens
w kcnusha County, that he is prepared TO tlrniaht
'est work iha can be done in the manufacture of
BUGGiES or ALL KINDS,
Single or Donble Wagons or Carriages,
an! and every description
v a2"n' OF all kinds faithfully repaired short noicr
.hd g. mt dcrae terms.
lie wishes 10 assure his friends and those kG mGy
Pon him. that tley may depend upon his n-ng D. F.
MATERIAL n well a. hc greatest in the manu!nC, ln
aud repairing OF Carriages.
e. tie has few Flows also, whch Il e will D..
py To dispose ot on acCpmmu dating terms
kCnusha, May list, 1851. Iy-fs
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A Fountain Of Sweet Waters,
Solid, Unbroken, Phalanx,

they effects and know that it is good And
this enough to convince doubtful
NJ nj and s.use the ENTIRE POPULATION in one
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

COVERED BIGGY.--A first rate Eastern Manufactur
! Ell buggy for sale, very low, by
Aug. LIST l-5l. METCALF. MERRILL & co.
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SAE2SAEDAzsYLLA,

NEE. WOMEN and CHILDREN. speak in the most eTsted
terms rr,'-iral rover aud virtue. LA"l Frs and
JUDGES, tIFHGYMEN Of alI denominations, MEMBERS
i Congress. emil Of Legislatures gentlemen engaged in
.erary rur.us md ST. DENTS OF Colleges and other
srhoals TIE MECHANIC. the ARTISAN LADIES in the
Lrt Of life and those in humble circumstances the
c and poor high and the low, arply tbs medi
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CTSTFRNS.

DHODE ISLAND STRING LEATHER, bes. in tho
MN world just received by r. w. LYMAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-05
Richmond, Dec. 10, lS;

In accordance with the above announcement, We state
that we are now prepared execute all business. with
which we may be favored, with fidelity, accuracy and dis
patch. The senior partner from his long experience in the
business has been made OF the responsibilities nse
cradle from it, and he the public that both he and
his partner will every effort to merit lis favors
In short time more particular advertisements will ap-
pear meantime Solicit and shall thankfully receive, the
patronage Of all responsible dealers.
We hope to make all our purchases for cash, and to sell
on such terms as such advantages will secure
December 10, 1850. ADlE GRAY.
RErENcEs.-Jacquelin P. Taylor, James Gray, VIM.
H. Mcfarland President of the Farmers Bank Of Virgin
Ia John C. Hobson President Of Exchange Bank of Va.
Richmond. Sam Marx, Cashier of the Bank Of Virgin
ia Bernard Peyton & Sons, Thos R. Price s. Co., Webb,
Bacon & Co., Davenport. Allen s Co., James G. Crane s.
Son, Gay, Mathews s. Co. Dunlop Moncure s. Co., Ed
win Workman s. Co., TinsIey 8: Bryant, H. w. Fry,
Dan' Fl. London Richardson s. Co., Dean 5, Brown.
January Is lS5l-St
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-05
ON e L'S
Compound Syrup Wild Cherry Oarhound and LiyerwOrt


For Coughs, Colds Asthma, hacipisnt Consumption,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and all
other Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs.
TN offering this article the public do with perfectce
fdence having obtained the sanction of the promin
Physicians of the City of Baltimore where the article is
featured.
Unlike every other popular remedy furnish home tesmo
ny from the most valuable sources.
We are also willing place the recipe in the hands any
Physician who recognised gentleman OF good standing
the profession.
The following certificate is from of the most prominent
IN this CITY, enjoying extensive and
tce and who sday employing and the syrup
BALTIC. March q, $780, !. L. O'NEAL
BALrIMoRE, March Goth, $780,
TO JOHN L. O'NEAL, Esq,
Chemist & Druggist, cor. Hanover & Lombard sts
Dear SIt affords much pleasure recommend to the
hound and Lverwor for the Coughs Colds Sc
safely that the best remedy have tried not only
patients generally, but also in my private family
afforded instantaneous relief when troubled with
Cough the consequence Of attack Of peursy The
pcy Of the articles of which composed, (bang selected
scientific manner oits renders It's
fecy safe not only to the adult, but also children
In prasag do not wish TO exaggeate it's virtues but this
can IRON experience that has almost wrought
miracles in arreng the Coughs exhausns night
Sweas and even hectic fever, in their progress.
desired effect
its invention much praise be bestowed npon
Yours, with much esteem,
w. H. BALTZELL, M. D.
hJ The above article be had Of Messrs. HARPER KIM
NEY Agents the Of Stanton Any respectable Phys
clan can see the recipe by calling, on The Agents
J. L. ONEAL, Proprietor.
January %, lS5l.-2m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-05
DR. g. HAMlll1b0S
Celebrated Universal Drawing and Healing SaIve.

THE greatest blessing that inherit in this fe
Il health. 1t is old and true one 'hat sound
health, like good sight the value is seldom known until it is
lest 1t should BE- the aim Of every Obtain possible,
perfect state Uf health Life b. enjoyed without
II Obtained Dr. F. Hammils Unlversal Drawing and
Healing Save has bee triumphant and cured every case
which has been Pains Tttierworm Blood Bes
Errspilas, Bone Feon, Scrofa White Swelling, Neuralgia
Rheumatic Pains, Fresh Wounds Old Sores Burns Scalds
Cancer, Warts, and Coras and varous other ailments The
thousands that have used and been benefited BY its healing
quality grateful for its aid in restoring them to health daily
rendering their testimonials and ceri of its virtues from
all parts of the country What has done for the afflicted here
ofore il will perfocm for all who may hereafter
Wherever has used it has been found wanting
There thousands ia the land ~ha they knew its many
peror qualities wond neYebe without it, spare from their
houses The afflicted would hail thousands have already
as their deverer from pain and rejoice in the perfect enjoy
ment oil health Let all the afflicted try it and find
RE eIe DC oe'aned at rhSs EskrSges Druggist and Nor
rlsonours j. g. A. G. Brown, Bridgewater Price S. per
BOX e sure AND ask for Dr. E. HAMNILLs Universal Draw
ing and Healing Saive.
Saunton, Feb. 5, lS5I.-lv
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-02-05
ROCKBRIDGE LAND FOB SALE.

ny the direction Of Michael r. Kahle and for The pss.
pose Of satisfying Decree Of the Superior Coar q
Reckbdge, in the Of Isaiah Kinkaid against Michael
r. Kahe and Others shall proceed the Let day Of Feb
ruary next to sell al public auction before the oat door y
the Court house, in Lexington, the TRACT OF L3NDs
on which the said Michael p Kahle now resides lying IA
SAID County. on Union Run, adjoining lands OF Rev. A.
D. davidson, Adam Zollm,n and Others, sad containing
2o1 ACRES.
This Tract lies within Al miles of Lexington wi.hia
mile and half Of Of the Junction Valley Plank Read,
and in the immediate neighsorood of two fine Merchant
Mills Inc improvements are good DWELLING
HOUSE, with all necessary ouhouses large AID
vsnient Barn and two other Dwelling Houses upon bs
Tract There is fine Spring within So yards VI he
Dwelling house, and Spring in every field.
This Lard is good soil and well adapted to the culture
ofgass and all kinds Of grain has fine Orchard apsn II
and two creeks running through is.
part Of the purchase money will be required ia Cash.
and liberal credits will be allowed on the residue. Ths
terms will be fully made known on tho day Of sale.
Purchasers are invited view the premises before III
sale.
am directed BY the Decree Aforesaid to sell mseA
OF the Land may BE- necessary satisfy the debt dos
from the said Kahls TO the said Knkaid As Mr. KskIs
wishes sell the entire Tract shall sell il as HE sgsst
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock, NJ.
j. D. DAVIDSON.
January 8, la5l.--tds.
The above sale is made with my consent sad BY ny IL
re:,ion. MICHAEL. r. KAHLE.
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POST OFFICE STAMPS.

THO PoSTMASFERS-Th advertiser, Post Master
al Pleasant Grove, Allegheny County, Maryland, is
the first person who conceved and undertook extensively
TO publish the idea of furnishing all post offices in the
country with cheap stamps. All stamps made by him are
warranted equal or superior to any others that be pro-
cured for the price and whenever any are sent out in
any manner defective unsatisfactory, duplicates will be
forwarded, on nUce without extra charge All who Dr.
der set Of stamps, with full Of Changes for dates at
only two doars or thirty pieces shall BIZ kept in stamps
ad hb,tum. Full set with one change 81.
When stamps are neatly made with turned handles and
screwsame style as the government p o. stamps-du-
rabe efficient and warranted, price, two dollars on
ly, and special Authority To send by mail FREE.
Address, Z. NJ, Pleasant Grove. Allegheny Co.. Nd
o. Any editor publishing the above (wilh this noie)
three times and sending cpy of the paper shall receive
credit for five dollars in wood letter, five dollar proof
Pressor if preferred wood engraving or an engraved
newspaper head of the above value will be forwarded
January 90, 1851.
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Executors Sale of Land, .Nsgroes,Sc

WILL be sold on Wednesday the Goth day of February
next, ii fair il not the next fair day thereafter, at
the late residence of Peter Marn dec'd about one mile
North Of Greenfield in the County of Neson and lying
both sides of the road leading from Rocksh Gap Nelson
Courthouse, that VERY DESIRABLE FARM upon
which the deceased lived
This Farm contains about 400 Acres, the soil very
fine and susceptible of the highest improvements the build
ings consist of a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE with
four rooms and good Cellar and all necessary houses
Ice-house, eoud Barn. Stables aud Creamery, and fine Or
chard os well selected fruit from the June Apple TO the
finest Pppn. There is upon this Tract good proportion
Of Meadow Land, producing fine timothy and clover as
any land East Of the Blue Ridge There is 90 or ~
Acres seeded in Wheat, and The whole Farm under good
enclosure This Farm lies upon The North Fork of Rock
fish River, and within mile Of The Howardsvle Turn
pike road and distant from HOwardsville % miles in full
view Of The Blue Ridge Tunnel and Railroad distant six
miles, and the same distance from the Plank ruad leading
to Scotsve and in as healthy part of the country as
any in the State.
Also other Tract, containing lac ACRES, about
mile distant upun both sides of The read and near
the Railroad well enclosed and upon which also seed
ed a crop of wheat.
Also Tract If Land on the Blue Ridge, containing
about 100 ACRES.
Upon the first named Tract considerable preparation has
been made for Corn and Tobacco crop
Also at the same tme I2 or Is likely Negroes,
Plantation Utensils. Grain, Hay. Fudder Horses and Stuck
of every description For the Land one-thrd will be re-
qured hand the other payments, and the terms far he
personal properly will be made Known the day of sae
The Executors will take pleasure in shelving the Land to
any that may wish to examine it befbre the salei
JAMES NJ. HARRIS.
JNO. w. DICKINSON,
Executors Of Peter Martin, decd.
Eahr =
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'S,O Benjamin Fawcett and Isabella his wife late Isabel
la Kincad, and John Swope-As you are not inhab
itants Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia. you will please
the office Of Robi Kinney, ESQ., IN the own of s,aua a.
ion proceed To take The depuslluns OF Thumas j. Niche
and others; and the 20lh day of March, 1851, the
office uf the Clerk Of the Circuit CURT of Highland Co.,
Va, at Monterey, shall also proceed to take the depos
TONS of James Gay and others The depositions of the
witnesses will be commenced times before the dates
bove mentioned pursuant 10 legal notice gwen to the Home
Defendants but they will not be cused until the dates
hove mentioned, in order You legal notice. All
which Geposiilons when taken shall offer as evidence
the trial Of pending and undetermined the
chancery SIDE of the Circuit Court Of The said county of
Highland in which am Plaintiff and you and uhers are
Defendants If said dispositions shall no be completed on
the days above stated the taking thereof will be ADJOURN
ed from day day from time 10 time and from place to
place until they are completed. You can attend if you
think proper.
Jan 20, 1851. PETER SWOPE
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MAY be had at establishment in the following arti-
Iva Giles, viz Sidebuads Secretaries, Bureaus, Presses
Desks, Book cases Candle stands, Toilets Picture frames
&cail Of which if not already made, will be furnished
machines, Patent Bee Hives and every other article us-
ally found in establishment of this kind all made Of the
best materials in workmanke MANNER as cheap and good
as can be had in the County.
Anea iearse will be in readiness to convey plain or ex-
ira Collins, wherever they may be called for.
GS, Faxseed, good Lumber and hart pine Shingles, Ia
ken in exchange for work and responsible persons can
indulgence $40 until it may be convenient for
them IN pay. 1. c. MYERS 6 CO.
n B.-Surveying attended to usual. Practice, and
the accuracy of my instruments, will justify warrant
ing all my pas To give satisfaction in neatness and
racy. |. T.. MYERS.
Prospect Mansion New hope,1
January g. le5l.--3t.
IT, Vlndlcator copy ST.