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nR La CR0IXB PRIVATE MEDICAL rRRATIBx-
~ fifsh edition. By n. D LaCroir. n. D., Albany ~ Y,
Cheapest beck 80 and 80 pssss On
disorders Of youth and maturity r.s,lsns from
arising from sdcredon With plain ana simple rules -
which all persons themselves vishcut mercury,
sNons and shsr rsmsdssi vsh ooiorsA
sAphs ilustrsung she anase~y ana physiology And as.
srses uses ssd fusesons IL ecnssins many mgortans
kinN 70 those contemplating msArimcuy which viii
come objections against marriage however ehcud
ahe This nportant step without arst oonsutns I've raxes
treats Of All dseases Of females whether
ssrsnssrs Who require medical Aid before eonsulnf
docto ought 70 know whether their properly
dertood By those whom they employ and guard Axaas
Vie imposition Of quackery rrevale.t In populous elites
DR.. La Groin 40 legally qualined physioiAn, And for As
past twenty years has been daily eossued rpes The differ
eat diseases which his kook treats personally veil
letter. Any person sending twenty-five een In ssseS.
To-, s.is yi receive r., s'f n: e
vassreet, Albany. n; selt ~ Gsu.t = CO. a Ann,
street and strnrer Tovnseod, N Broadway ~. n.
Rransh once 81 Lloyd street, BuGaio.
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AmUsEMESTs.
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VITA A's he SAN
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Dec II hrst performance Of Aeyerbeers grand opers,
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Robert. Duke Of Normandy. Bsstini.
S iS Sss%:a s,I y,sS:
lssbelay Princess 81 sicily oignora bosios
Alice Norman GRAND coRPs De siLsET s''aaa'a'
sssaTsS
Doors spen st61l, 70 commence a. TX oclsci.
A sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-rHURsDAY EVEN
ing Dee. ls ISL will be represented by the German
ca%As sh'
S .sa as % :s e
II the hands ss Of singers Of high For hs
their assistance Tickets 20 the p.rquetse Sl amphi-
an store. day Of performance in the ticket
sIs sfs secured sSr the sss s
and on the day performance from A. NJ in the
ocTAyA r ss x, P Sssss a. DE
sss her arss Grand Concert in A@sros viii take
s1:nss
and AsI Win n fer. or
talented musicians under Of Mr. w. vincent
now Ter sale 8 j. -
coRBYN q BUcKLANp;
once At W. Hall Sons, $50 Br:sdw.y, corner Of ParK
CHALLENGE TO THE woRLp.-rRANkLIN MUSE.
claims ma. IN sSs ~ ShSs wSI
ss sis S
4. ssss:ss Ss: .ss::
in existence break stone of the weight and ds
Will dSs o any naSds
the world that than horse In the
Ne III Ii.
SSu as e Sss
f iss1 s: se ss.ys 70
gos wants time for trsnns Gf Of the above fsna
.1piyn8 70 George L.. fl.nsn TS:.ga s Shssh.$
s Am.r Sa Mems oscs the
public that he has performed
The strongest man in the word-Grana Sultan o. Tarhsy:
OF France Queen Victoria royal family. with ssysrAI
other dstin persons Any person can inspect these
EFANK!,s .g .s l,s C4ATaAn SQUAD. o as9s
&: = =
nsn varied and select and :geh osn b seen - NO
s ssS:pss oSsss osssr
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sn.uns Of Money! Troupe Of Model Artiss who Are Sc
sst
!hrossh variety Of feat. Of srens.h and S.1sssisy'
seshsr Win variety Of nssrs:saS every
~ xS.i::.Hs:ss S.s:s: Bore: EN-. .s: ss
Nov OPEN, AT MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN,
.es srsns pano5sn. Of the PILGRIMs PRocRs ss
country Eshbition every eveang AZ X and on wsdnes
eenu children, half price.
~ Rllser-Notics Of Acknowledged talent wish
Ing st the above named
Columbia, s. e. All communications must be postpaid
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ITO THE AYYLrCTRD.-AF INTALLIBLR RnnRDT
for thcse derlorabe eonsequences resutna hoa self
paid Boz ip Bresdvsy Poet 6Acs, New yorh city ~ NE
victims Of ntsereuon and auseksry lis Of The hGhs In
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EELL0ws nlNsTRELs -yUN-FgN-FUN-ATF FELL
l. lows Musical Hall, No 4A Broadway.-Admisson, rs
cents children under twelve, IAN CENTS Fellows Minstr
e greatest band Of Negro deneators in the world perform
every night The programme fer this evening will ain
some best Negro Songs eyer and sung this
negro breakdown dancer will the audience in giving
the laughable and doult of the Southern aud
Western the Shakers will be shook usual with
somethins new Performances commence AK O'clock On
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Concert for the
commodstion Of familiee commencing At 3 P. II.
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NT,LLE oCTAvIA DELILLE PRIMA DONNA DE-
WI L0pera Comiqus. at Paris. has the honor Of an
that Grand Concert in America will take
place at te.rspOltan Hall ats Trpler Hal. on Thur
eminent artists Sgnor Bettini Sisnor
Marp and Herr Griebel with orchestra Of forty
talented musican under the ection of Mr. W. Vnoen
Wallace the eminent composer Tickets One Dollar eash-
seats Tickets fer sale at all the prin
opa hotels and music stores where programmes with fus
particulars, may be obtained.
CORBYN q BUCKLAND;
Agents for NJ lie Dslille.
Once Ut W. Hall Son ., 29 Broadway, Of ParR
nj
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TrDEPRNDENf sTEAMER FROM PANAMA TO San
yell hno yn and fsvcsite steamship NEW
leave Pansrna for San Francisco the 18th Of January
S2 This speed and 5000 amcdstons Of this steamer
BY steamer the Psciho; and
nay constantly rely % being amply provided With syery
ng necessary Tor their comtort leaving New
York for Chsgres By Of the steamers th 2th
Decneer will connect with The New Orleans At Panama
fOf n"sh' or ps MnE ,lf,y nSsox ..,,, "a p,...
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Nov OPEN, AT MONTAGUE HALL, BROOKLYN,
~ the Grand panorama Of the PILGRIhS PROGRESS
This 10 the best exhibition Of the kind opened
country Exhibition every evening AZ ~ and on wsdnes
cent?; children, half price.
CHARLEsr0N THEATRK-MANAGERs JEFFERSON
~ Hlsler-Notcs. Of acknowledged TALENT wish
Ing Ut the above named
let Of January 1854 will address jefferson Eilser at
Columbia, D. c. All communications must be postpaid
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nR KELLINeER is NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY

nR RELLINeER Is NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
~ foreign dealers almost their terms. His tr~.
wonderful 1iniment has been nearly ten years befs,
public; his first friends I've best has f.iisst
tiese all who have siven trial 10 is e,.,.i, 49,
iieve pain used The The Doe sss.
the larger he MAKE the profits Of the
u 4: cold II T.r.n.o By Tho.ss J. ruiI,f e. Jaass.
10y xns s,rees ailadepha, by r. Caender
80. Lu.. H. Bosten, BY Reading h Co, State
.. C,by CYAN Co
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WELcHs NATIONAL CIRCUS, CHESTNUT STREET.

w below Ninth PhiIadepba.-L u. Lent NanaKer.-En.
Gagsment of the great French equestrsnne Nile Louise
Tourniare Who will appear every evening and on Saturday
Afternoons in superb dEquitaon supported by
French and American company Of unrivalled ability form
Ing Of talent hitherto unequaed in Phadel
phia Every description of equestrian and acrobac ente
t.irment here produced soale Of sps1dor gnsur
passed by in the world Prof j. n Nixon
Equestrian Director; Pentlaad and Worrell clowns.
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nN NERVOUS DEBILIrY.-DR DELANBvs CnLR-
" brated Curative Instrument, the only infAhls cure
f.r ,hcs. sad disorders and s.bi.iss ..ssls.s ny. sell,
Price $40. Sent 10 Of che country ParSeuays
given traits, II tpcstpaid) applied for.
NEw MEDICAL BooKa-A conY.ETI PRAcrICA,,
Az vcrk the nature and txeatnsnA deieaNe SIse
And all ths Kindred akvcMcns-nusr~tsd By ussS ~ hs,
eesnnfuiy eolered plates, ~ large 81 hs-sy Hensr
bceevfeh. D. lecturer surxery and ds~asss on ~
ssHys ,s ssssrs liars. asrsc 80 gp s.snd
Surgical Jsunn -: NAY bs sid fesrlsssiy, 70 y sqrsF
sou cl Aesen vorn on shs same family Of disesses
Wis eosnsry Aushor Of hrhs Family Physisss price
nsls nsss g. ss ssAh :ascn I,yss:e. RIsssS yree
nanrss1vsy. ana ~ ts ssshor. ses Broadway
MKDIcAL cARD.-pR GLovlR. COMMUNE TO
A cure those eb.tinsse Irctt,ctsl bali cured asd
renssA end svsh from ncrant medical prvsnd
m ssraneeys ARE srrrsed thss h city secunds VAR
sal snpyrssai rretenders under hencoss samss wisk
French vhe maks extravAGAnt
aush sursa asraprsr kevss Of cell named Ssesev.
Dr. o. kss rsceIyes rsfulsr nsdos stuesNea saa hss
yess, q - Nssns 49, Ne - Aas sHssN
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MERICAN ART UNION.-THE DInTKIBUTI0N
viii saks place Trplss Hall Friday evening Dec. 10
Members and ladies admitsdA choice collection Of
works art including paintings sculpture bronIes &c
will be allotted 70 the bersAmonx the paintings are
Me works ofLeuzs, Durand. Huntingdon Kensets Grey
lille. RAINY Sisnou5. 6ddis Psals Bouses. vho. with
presented Each member besides share in the distribution
Of above works Of will be entitled to six ne
ssassa News aIss psia wSSsyiIIs Marion crossing
rs and Young as, BY Woodyille for Horse by
Mounts Ansjcan Harvesting Scenery, By cropsey; Ills
srly day possible that additional purchases may be
he increased by the union Of large bsrs
that each receives higher returnthe Society psh
iyidu.l action can snsy 1t is BY a.
any former year. The free gallery containing the
pAntiogs sculptures, go, open day and evening" ~ ~
Broadway near Brsome st.
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VANpERBILr's LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA
Baldwin, Commander. will leave Pier North River on
hondav Dee 2 At scoek, NJ connecting with STE a
very place MP rtAirs. sDS'
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RARNuNs AMERICAN xUsEgM.-P. T. BARNUn

~ MANAGER and Proprietor John Greenwood, 81, Assist
Ant Manager Admission the entire Museum perform
ances cents children under 10 I2h Parques
lh cents extra Monday and Tuesday Deo 18th and 10TH
sesant are provided every afternoon and
panies in America. Afternoon commencing at o'clock,
The humorous and new piece called WIGS AND WIDOWS
cast in the interesting Evening commencing
N71 o'clock. Coleman's comedy Of the POOR GENTLE
MAN-Fraderick. Mr. Clarke; DIR. OllApod. Mr. Hada~ay
Emily, Miss Mestayer Miss McTsb Mrs Penton. The KOh
ENoor diamond. HAppY Family &c.
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IT 9 NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY.-roR NEW
~ Orleans. via HayanA-ChAnge Of sailing day-rhs
,gisssid 1teAmship GEORGIA. 500 tons D. D: Porter.
" n Commands, WI 81. from The pist g Zoo, gf Vac
rem gsreet H. on Wsdnesday December lth, oioct
NJ precisely Rates Of passage 70 Havana and Nes Or
new arrangement Saloon berths SO; after
do 200 forward dor $50 steersge do SIS Specie only
lahes on freight 70 Havana Passengers Tor New Oresas
VIII be tire inferred 10 the steamer Al IA
n o. 288.Rrs IN Yves. street
eoruev of Warrep street
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CHRIsIY's OPERA HOUSE. HECHANIos HALL. NO
~ G2 Broadway above Grand street-Open every night
during The week sp furthsr notice. The original well
Known Chrstys hinstres uprising sfhoient and
Datile oorps of talented
Sns.I the Of Chr;sy whose concert. =
Nth favor BY highly respectable and fashionable audiences
riokets cents. Doors open ~ a. and will
fully informed that the Saturday concerts are
continued. Afternoon Concerts on Christmas and New
Years. commencing ~ 8 o'clock p. n
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DACKsrS FOR HAvRE-sECoND LINE-rHE FOL
1 lowing ships viii leave Havre on the 10th. and New

They are AL hrst class York bull. ships provided With
all requisite ARTICLES the comfort and Of pss
,snser and b. men Of eIpssnse in The
sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from auy
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, l6l Pearl street.
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VICTOR BISHOP, q Maiden lane.

I lucrative OCCUPATION FOR EITHER sEx.-THB
advertiser will % any lady or gentle rau
respectable and highly occupations requiring
previous knowledge but trihng ortsy and sufficiently
explicit 70 able either youth adult Of both TO
M ice s sr Sstrv sesvrs od asms in Inc
production Of articles in constant demand throughout he
Union. The Instructions will be puncsuslly orwardedty
return of mail part Of the United States oe Of posse
age, for ST. by addressng
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DACITIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY.-THE ONLY
throulh line fer California and Oregon via Chagre
rsrc redueed.- On Wednesday, Dee. D. At r. n, Me
piendd double engine steamship GEORGIA 1000 tons bur
then. D. D. Porter, 3. N, Commander, will sail We'd
a.ssy Dec a. ~ precisely oeleeh NJ from her pier a
e foot Of Warren street. N r. With the msils,
Tor Chs Passengers leaving in the Georgia will connect
With shs United States mall steamship Oregon TO sail with
ard mail Panama For freight passage apply ~ shs
River
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QURToN'S THEATRE CHAMBERS BTREET.-Do0RS
spsn 81 70 begin q o'clock Dress Circle and Par.
0rShss.rs Seats cents TUESDAY evening DsSsnssE
Mr. Lester Captain irwin NJ Bland Mr. solSs Mr. Bur
Eleanor Irwin. Miss allack Miss woodburn Mise Yves
hrs Placid Mrs. Blake To conclude with
boast, Mr.. Russell; Theresa Mrs, Holman.
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GRAND SCOTTISH, NATIONAL, AND ORIGINAL
VI Evenings-scotlands Immortal Music and Song Mr..
Fraser the hsse. Fraser and the Msr, Fraser Janors
lists and original illustrators of Scottish Song having just
arrived in New York. the steamship Pioneer from the
snoe in America Monday evening" December e. and the
Eve following nights in the Lecture Room of the New York
Society Library Broadway many years they
before the British pnbo and received amount Of patron
has been the influence beautiful music appeang ~
TO the heart In connection with beautiful poetry delivered
with simplicity feeling and characteristic expression. Doors
open at half past and commence at o'clock. Adms-
Raok of 4
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PAStIl .Is NAIL sTEAssHIP ccaPANY.-cHANon
d,Ises-fs,e Red .csa-on xsndsy Dee ma :,
AZ DOR. no n s spiesia double engine steamship
~ sas burthep, H. J. Hartstene, u. s. NJ
ssiess , ss 10 on IN monasy Dec a1a :. PRECISELY
sAsres, connecting AZ Psnsms With one Of he
Slsnse Extra steamers, te2sn without any delay for
n sscsco on arrival Of the q PsnsmA For
rassAGs OF freight sppiy AZ the once No III Yves, street.
corner Warren street, North River. B.Bs Of ladins
signed 1T abe once on the morning Of sailing.
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part Of said building to suitable tenant for ter
made without delay building will be in
i'%:s ;ss%1:. '5e Z; %ss' %
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND RARE FLOWERS. BIeNoNIA. vENUsrA
sssson = INC md ' ssfsaas-
desired and SoP he sr SsrSS %
bestowed upon him 'T H. tF' F: % Broadway
rS or
a. on ~ %
al Sss;:; e him aH,
him their eu,ss% All orders addressed 70 No: CLARK
be SSsssusiiS s.ssssed % ''"'' 10" ivy Hail. VIII
II sp...bls below B.eefsr street wanted
immediately. Address T. L a. This ofice
s.oEy Siss No. 50,
81 s pis, 'G IN IssS, m.s'ss Dc
@ Dc asesas Dc porsisiae. fsssssi.s ascsrss 81 enc
blanc. pssssi:: sssd.issr,; Lsnp ssrsI ss.,re
sssx sses isurs crstsus sNo IS Ct 90 ysssy Stress
objects pour csdaua du nouvol an.
pLUn PUDDING AND NINcE PIES "A FEW MORE
s 2, :, :e'nfS s Essn as sos., for 81
brown sherry, sparkling cssnpssn. With sr.s. Variety
q Ssnsr s1od ssips for merry chgistI.s GEO SCAT
before you buy elsewhere.
MANKoTH NEWFOUNDLAND BREEp-A FEW
M Pups Of the old sor. for sale at ae Water street
DooRsi DooRsi DeoRsi-N. r. KrxBAL.. NO. So
peesman Street has on hama or makes 70 order, ,he
best n-dred Doors 70 be found In the price,
nom 70 ia Also Sash and Bliads for sale chap.
ucle cheap.
TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF the AGE-ToorH.
ache cured In i've minutes Dysentery Collie in half
TOBIAS s..sS Venetian Es%su on no ssg, sD Or
sands can prove ~ For SALE by the druggists store
rs Greenwich street.
WATcHEs AND JEwKLRY.-THR UNDERSIGNED
invites the attention Of The public 70 hrs splendid as
sortment OF watches Jevery, and siIvsrware
warranted Ae represented.
BEAUTIFUL FACE AND HAND.-THR ADVERTISER
~ ID Possession Of an original recipe, expsr-
tests and particular stu dy By which
rendered son. beautiful and whites every rude presdon Of
veather or unseemy roughnees euoved also the hsid
tat distin mark existing between refinement and
vulssrsy all hard usage obtrasd deicacy touch re-
stored and the seal 81 elegance secured however unpro
miging Ito present. condition. The recipe With
use forv Arded return Of mail 70 on
receipt Of one dollar. Address hrs L. T. Yates Roohestr
New Torh.
vrIIrNaUu Is To
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ and other varieesThe subscriber for sale
choice and varied assortment Of exotic plants together
fully arranged in Bouqusts Baskets Epergu may
desired and hopes merit share Of the liberal
bestowed upon him for the last twelve years.
T. DUNLAP, Florist, 635 Broadway.
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QowBRY rHEArRE-DO0Rs OPEN AT o,<; CURTAIN
rsss - eoloei Boxes. osass; Pis sensF Sea-.
Be acted the play GISPPUs the Forgosea Friend
Gisippus M. EDDY hedon Mr.. GLENN LycAs M Stevens
Ma, Hsr will sing Of her popusI s0p r rS SsI n
TRAY the idiot Of the shannon-Parick Mr Taylor;
Andy Mr. Cony Darby sullivan. Mr. Collins key Hawk
Mr. Crths shslah Godfrey Mrs. Grattan; Bridget sull
" BroAdlaX.
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nAGUERREOTYPES.-GRE IMPROVEMENTS IN
~ PlsssJust received ap invoice full
zed Scale Plates medium sizes expected by steamer
Our such that will DO constantly
able 70 fulfil all orders receive for these improved
70 those who hsyO tsied them shall shat they
perfectly smooth and take polish
hey the immense advantage of thick coat Of ehem
,ay silver. Every plate 10 warranted perfect For
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DRorEssoR ANDERsoNs BULLErIN-PRorEssoR

Anderson is performing 20 crowded and fashionable
audiences ~ he New Assembly Rooms Baltimore where he
closes the 18TH Anderson will return New
York and commences new series his grand Drawing
At the Aster Place Opera House
Christmas holidays about the Esd Pro-
lessor Anderson will at all times be found in
the New York Herald Parties reading this will please
directly with their families and frien in
der that they prepared for his Sorees MyseSeus
Professor Anderson return his thAnka
past fayers, and solcits their continuance,
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JUVENILE BOOKS. ANIMALS, aAMEs AND FANCY

TI'IN TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. AND COOK
ing Stoves with furniture for the Of chilli with
lamps wood and COAL Al the well known Tin Store No. IFS
Bowery.
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"A ing Dee s 1881 will be represented by the German
LedekrAr ander tho direction of Mr. A. Paur for the
second time, czAAR zIMMsRMAEN, a esmic opera in
three parts BY Lorng The srchesra will consist Of thS
excellent and numerous members The solo
in the hands Of singers of high reputation For the ladies'
choruses ladies OF the best families kindly
their assistance. Tickets 20 the parquetse 81; amph-
theatre &c. Opera books be had all the German book
and music and on the of in the ticket
Office Of the Aston Place Theatre The
81 so, be secured at KoCK Co.'S 100 William street.
and the day Of performance from A. ~ to p NJ
ticket office.
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HOUSE wANrED..A SNAIL HOUSE. IN A REi
spectacle neighborhood below Blocker street.
Immediately. Address +. L At this Office.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
FREE SPEECH.

Some men by their actions, seem to think thai
free speech means simply, the utterance ofthose
ideas that agree with their own. This narrow
view leads subscribers to a newspaper sometimes
to think, that when they have subscribed for q
newspaper, they have also bought the editor
If any of our subscribers are laborng under
this delusion, we wish only TO suggest that if
we arc for sale, it will take more than the a
mount of the subscription and advertising of any
one of our present customers to buy us. Some
times these supercilious lords with the Zip end Of
their nose elevated little, step into the office of
the editor with stop my paper-and it is all very
we'll if they pay up. But nobody is quite SO
anxious for the next paper as these very fellows,
they are not certain as the paper will appear
again. They have a kind of sort of feeling
that perhaps the withdrawal of their patronage
viii break the Office down. But when the
paper comes out as usual, you will see them
sncaking around where the boy has dropt one,
to see the remarkable loss has not been chron-
iclcd. And instead of doing without the paper
they are the very first to read it. And the only
difference is, aolr they steal the reading of it,
when before, it may be that in their wrath they
paid for it. 1t would be well for these men to
bear it in mind that perhaps their views on some
subjects no more palatablo to the taste of 9TH
or individuals than those of which they complain
are to them.
The only manner in which truth can succeed
is to meet error with open argument, and remem-
Der that in this contest the issue will not be
doubtful.
How ridiculous for any one man set of men,
to think of prohibiting an individual from express
sing the honest sentiments of his heart Especial
ly since we have constitution that guarantees
this privilege and laws that hold him to ac-
count for the abuse of it in any way. These
rights are not partial in their bearing; they are
guaranteed to every body; and the laws and re-
stTictions are around every body.
Learn then to meet with manly and cool ar
gument the assertion of your opponent Andif
you are not able to convince him of an error
you will have the satisfaction of not having been
betrayed into a more grievous one yourself
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

Pursuant to the call of the Board of Managers,
a meeting Of the Kenosha City Temperance So
cIety was held at the Court House. Friday Eve
ning 9Th inst The President, j. R. Phelps,
upon taking the chair, stated that the object Of the
meeting was to discuss the New License Law.
and if the Society saw proper to memorialize
the Common Council not to grant anv license
tor the sale of intoxicating liquors as BEVERAGE
during the coming year. After some approDr.
ate remarks from Col. Frank, the following Res.
olution was offered for discussion.
Resolred, That the Common Council of this
City be respectfully requested not to grant any
license for the sale of intoxicating liquors except
tor Mechanical and Medicinal purposes. The
Resolution was spoken upon at some length by
Messrs. Gridey, Jadson, Webster, Coe, McKin-
ley and others. After which it was unanimous
ly adopted.
On motion, the Society adjourned
J. CONNER, Sew