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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-28
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Beware Of the base counterfeit of Wis.ar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed BY one WIN NJ.
Spear, who, in order 10 palm his vile imitation
Upon the public, has obtained fac smile ofour
bottle and copied our label of directions verbc.
tin, substituting his own name for that of Hem
~ Wis:2T, II. d., which is found Oh the geau-
inc.
Remember the outside label or wrapper of the
genuine Balsam is finely executed steel plate
engraving, bearing the signature Of Henry Wis
tar, u. D., and Sanford g. Pa.k-none other
are genuine.
We DO not wish TO trife with the lives ard
health Of the afflicted, and we sii merely pledge
ourselves 80 make no assertions as 10 the virtue
Of this medicine, and to hold out 10 hope 10 SUI
fering human ty which fact will not warrant.
We ask the attention of the candid 10 feg
considerations.
Nature in every part Of her works, has left in
dlibe marks Of adaptation and design.
The constitution ofthe animals and ycgetabls.
Of The t0rrId zone is such that they could not
endure the cold of the ffigid zone, and vice YER
Va.
The Moss of Iceland, and the Pine and Wild
Cherry, are Justly celebrated for the cure of All
diseases Of the Lungs and Liver, which are 80
foarfully prevalent In all northern ATTITUDES
FROM combination Of Chemical Extracts, pro-
cured from this Moss" and those "Trees. DR..
Wistar's Balsan Of Wild Cherry i, chiefly form
cd.
Price 81 per bottle Or bottles for IS. 8.
AGENTS-P. p. Green, ~ SAWYER. Kcxe.
| sha; S. Johnson, A. Wainwright &; Co. K.-
cine; Clarke & Woodruff, Lake g. Williams.
| II. Bosworth q Son, Milwaukee,; c. J. True;
| Rochester; Sheldon 81 Eastman, Burlington
Lewis Curtis, Genera; c. NJ Mckee, Delaran
lioceh " Non" 'eca>r'',a }Gi-z3
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MONEY no EOAN.
NOTICE.
NO III
KENOsHA CIRCUIT COURT.


Henry Steward, C0mplainani,
Austin Moran CathaI.ne No
and Jacob McManimGn,
Defendants,
Hey vrue OF decreel order Of this Court in the above
Il , entitled cause the sixth day Of December A. D.
1851 shall sell at Public Auction 70 the highest bidder all
and singular the morigaged premises mentioned in the bill
of Complaint in said cause and therein described follows:
IAN those certain pieces parcels Of land being east
half Of The Northeast quarter of Section humbcr hy-six
(36) Of Township number one o. North of Range twenty
GO east, containing eighty (50) acres.
And also, the Northwest quarter of the Northeast d1a--
one ID north OF Range twenty f20) containing forty
acres Is described in duplicate from the Receivers Office,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, bearing date Sept 1873 being in
the county Of henosha.
The above sale will take place Szard1y tie e2 day Of
March, a. d. lc5l between the hours OF One end Two in
The afternoon Of that day, 81 the Court House in the city Of
heEcshs, in the county Of KenOsha Of Wisconsin.
n. 2. ALLEN Sheriff Of kenoshs Co.
J g. Jitsrx, Complts. Solicitor
Dated Eoacaha, Jan p 1881. $50
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SEFEEREEEYs SALE.

EDY Virtue of puries writ of Tier Facas issued out
of and under the seal the Circuit Court
~ OF Racine State of Wisconsin, TO directed and deiv
erd against the goods and chae lands and tenements OF
John keanny and Thomas Walker have levied upon and
shall offer for sale to the highest bidder the law directs,
the steps in front of the Court House. in the city of Ke
nosha Friday the 26th day OF March reX between the
hours of and three in the afternoon of said day. all the
right title and interest which the said John keanney and
Thomas Walker either of hcm on the second day Of No
vember 1913 had of in and the following piece parcel
Of land situated in the Town of Pleasant Prairie in said
county OF Kenosha viz the half Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section number lhirtywo (32 in Town number
Q)north Orange number twenty-five (2 cast; containing
eighty acres ard being the premises occupied ~
the said John keanny.
y. r. ALLEN,
Sheriff OF the County Of Kenosha.
Dated Kenosha, February I2, 1851. 6-39
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
kESosHA COUNTY. CIRCCIT COUET, !
Austin Sumner, John r. Drcw-)
or, and John X. kimbal,
Isaac G. Barlow and julia T. Bar
low his wife, William Phillips,
Ira a ShcperdsOn, John II. Nor
thrup, Calvin w. How, Benjamin
w. How, William Il. W whitaker,
Hiram NcltmGn Thomas H. But fForcclosure OF Mortgage
terworih, Henry Il. Butcrworth,
v illiam MalcolH Cornelius NJ.
GGul, John Lowery, Archibald
3. Lowery, William Hargreavos,
Charles Edward Smith, John l..
Schoolcraft, Benjamin c. Ray
nond Charles Coats and John
III. Boat
BILL having been fled in hia against the teten
"a PENDANTS in this suit, and writ of Subpoena this
Court having issued and the above named defendants
cep the said Isaac c. Barlow and Julia <. Barlow hav
caused their appearance to be entered in this suit and
appearing sa.iiaction that they cannot upon enqa
~ be found within this State, mo.0A OF J. :. Randall
PENDANTS. WGn Phillips, Ira n. SaeDerdSon, JOh H. Nc-
hrup, CGlrin ~. Hoe, BeajafqiR r. Hos. Wiiiam b.
~ Whitaker, Hiram pgtaGn Thomas II. BGtcTUorth Hen
~ H. BEttcrl70ith WiiiGm hI!cog C0r7e!Es II GaUi
John Los-srg, -4rckbgid b. I0tccry Bism H1rgrCarcs
Carries EdscQrd Smith, JoAE H. Seiaoker4ft BcnjGgia
plead, and demUr the Bill OF Complaint filed
gainst them in this the Both day Of April, A D.
ISL and farther Ordered, that copy OF this OEdo! be
published in the "kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspa-
printed and published in the city and county Of Keno
ss in each week for six successive weeks previous
the said 3Oth day .! Apri! next.
Court Commissioner for Kenosha County.
S. RANDALL, of the city of kenJsAa mpainanis Sol
Dated January 2lSt, a. D.. IcJi- 6-36
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

The Ores: Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs, Affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bron-
clits, Pains Or Weakness Of the Broas, or
Lurgs, ard other affections Of The Pulmonary
OYuara
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-28

beg, or sec 81
Lot b 55 or 81 lot s b IS
Lot 6S e or 81 lot do IS
do do36 do do SO
do do do do do 35
N hf forty four lot b 81 lot 4 81 2 81
lot four b 81
Com. rods from cor of B, thence n
rods, e rods, s rods, W rods to beg
seqr so 81
Com. W cor B 43, four rods, 10 rods,s
4 rods 6 rods to beg 10
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Also, EVERY VARIETY OF
Pa < e T NJ DECEN ES,
AT PROPRIETOR'S PRICES.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT vOR
CunninghaEGl;s Arabian Oil.

g JoTSsoH JR he's in the heaviest stock Of Drucs
and medicines. Buffalo which he is determined
duce during the present year and for that purpose he offers
Inducements Purchasers that cannot fail % command
attention.
Having been appointed Agent for the sale Of Couplings
Surgical instruments, he will have hand Of ali times,
full supply, which VIII be sold Ply scians and Dealers 81
New York prices.
5 JoHNsor, JE. will agent for the sale CT I'll rep
u.able Medicines in the city Of Milwaukee, tor the usual
rates Of commission.
MILwAUKKK, IS50.-no ~
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AUCTION SALE
or
Of Farming Implements and Stock.

FEvHE Subscriber viii offer for sale ct PUBLIC AUG
Il TION, on MONDAY, THIRD OF MARcu next, on
the premises, very desirable 10; Of
FARMING HIYFsLEwFNTS,
Consisting Of Wagons, Carts, seghs, Plows, Earrows, &c
ALSO,
ATwo Horse Power ard Threshng Machine, visa Saw fo-
cutting lre-wood.
ALSO,
One pair OF Horses and -Four Sctta OF Harness,
Two YOKE of Oxen ans twenty Mich Cows.
ALSO-6O0O Rails.
T-RHs-S.x months credit TJ= satisfactory prper
T. GLtC ESBECK,
Bullen Road, one mile west OF Konosl2
February 3D. 1851. 81
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lightened Professors. from acute Merchants, and
rom those of every station, name and degree
among naukind-all Of which, without one dis
senting objection, pronounce this Ointment to be
GOOD.
AS day by day it unobtrusiyely extends its
sphere Of action along the borders Of our vast coun
try, and is circulated throughout its extent new
evidences Of its power and new proofs Of its eff
cacy are continually developed Three millions
of Boxes, applied to disease within the last four
years, has established the astounding fact beyond
the power of cayil or contradiction, that it is IN
FALLlBLE in the cure of all Tumors, Ulcers,
Sores, Burns, Iser, Piles, Scrofua, Efysipelas,
ChIIblalns, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Qunsy, Group,
Rheumatism, Broken Breast, Ague in the Face,
Corns, &c. 1t completely restores the INSEN-
SIBLE PRESERVATION, and by this means opens
those avenues by which Nature intended to expc
the morbid matter ofthe hody-thus is the system
cleansed, the blood purified, and the health re-
stored
1t has the power TO cause all external Sores,
Scrolulous Humors, Skin Diseases, and Poisonous
Wounds, to discharge their putrid matter, and
then heal them. We are not ashamed Of the
names of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-28
EfcATTSTFR'C

ElcALiSTERS
AL-LHEALINC ONT.
MENT from Physicians
the most shillful and &C.
LIBERATED, from Counsel.
lors learned in the Law,
from Judges Of celebrity
on the Bench, from Min
listers of the Gospel,
whose undertaking in
tegrity have made them
shining lights in the
Noth ~ fI'rutb Crov,, n,
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,l-IKcaIiDG Ointment !
Or the
Worlds SaIye

which discerning public has applied 10 this
medicine for there is scarcely disease, exter-
nal or internal, that it will not benefit. have
used it for the last fourteen years for all diseases
Of the Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving
the utmost danger andresponsibility, and declare
before heaven and man, that not in one single
case has it failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach of mortal means.
Wholesale and retail at the Grand Depot, 141
FULTON ST, New York, ard by al Druggists
throughout the United States
j. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor,
IA Fulton St. n. Y
C. " T'UTTLE, Auburn, N. Z, Agcn. 70,
Y. T., Mich, and WIS.
sod by N. !Sooyar, p, p. Grsen, Keno:sa,
.. s. Darcy, Haukegan; S. Johnson d Co.,
Boncc, q, JgaLcw, Racine.
Nor. !, 1850 en-
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lalst western addition 81 10
ID do SO I55
do do SIS 80 |
Its 81, IS s. 80 los
IN ST western addition 65 l57 |
do do - l57 |
do do III ISL
undivided hf lot blk 81 in or 81
lots Il, 10 s II & - blk Isl III LIST ives
tern addition
lot - blk l56 Isl western addition
In Holmes s. Nichols al. c or scc6 I Ii 3 /
McLaughlins ad. sw Or sec. 81 II y
hf lot II blk 81
[onl'g. at n e cor Of lot blk :, thence w /
rods thence eight rods, thence e rods,
thence TO place Of beg frac Or sec 30
Cong. 455 # Of cor lot l, thence s
rods thence cast 81 feet thence II rods,
thence Il feet or sec
Centre hf let's 7&S blk % or 81
Lot f5er Mock 10
in s; eastern addition or sec 2 81
Copg At poiut 30 feet of of lot
Is thence II it, thence "A #, Al feet
~ feet to place OF beg. c or sec 8
Commencing 81 # of ofiot /, blk 10
thence If feet, thonce across tie lot,
thence 1T # to beg " Or 81
In Issrkee's Ex n frac. or . 2 81
On Exchange ST lj& rods soutker!y OF PIT
where the town line road crosses it,thence
ives: rods, rodf, thence eight rods,
thence n reds TO place of beg. ne or sec
o Town
In Holmes s. Nichols add. or. sec. s,
Town l S Il
Cong. G3 rods 5 # and l4rcis west Of e
cor thence l6G tect, thence so # themes
los #, thence 66 fl, or 81
IN list eastern addition " Or
Lot blk lfse qr sec 81
Lo1 Inf blk IL
Lot Is block II
In LIST eastern ada W fqr5 townl z e
Lots 81 blk ) W or sec 80
Also cong 25l # OF IL c lot IL, thence
10 #, thence 5 rods, thence north 10 fl.
thence E rods to place OF beg. IL eqr sec
town |
Corr'g s5is # S, rolls Of c corner Of
lot IL, thence 80 IL thence 9 l:pe
of e ht of Or thence 90 n. thcl&ee 4 to
place Of beginning
Cong at APPOINT 81 feet of cor b I
Chsace TO centre of b. thence 81 #.
thence to side of b. thence / Il to
place of beg or sec 81
Lot Is blk II " II or sec s.
lot d Is
Commencing 50 rods W Of q cor cfnw or
thence rods thence 5 % rods, thence
ef rods, thence W 20 to beg. " qr sea6
Town l.
second ward.
R,irg al in Toca 2, Range 80.
DESCRIPTION Lot Biz
S3l B S. me qv Sc; 81.
do ! IL do
Lot four Is SIS
do 5 eighty four
do eight -
Com. four rods from W cor 0; b, thlncen
rolls, four rolls rods four rods
to place beg OIL
East half OF 81
Lot blk IS Lot2 blk63 Lot 6S |
All bat forty one It off side so !
20 DO do do |
ION v cor B, thepce s rods. e roiss
rods four reds to beg. 81 |
D o. entire N4B40 LIB36 55
:" Y DIX IL lot IS Let 81 |
. ~ Or sec 81 Lot Is / 80 IL 90 |
h@ . % or 81
Gae undivided third in E or sec 81 92i
do do do s % |
c., % '1ne Or 81 lot B 81 l7b5T 81
- Fois from cor thence n forty
'3r"is- 20 ro's u rois .
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Deep the \ cor Is 80 rods W OF line ofw hf Of said
Lo' , B Holmes & Nichols ndd.n e. or sec 81
DO do do do do
do do : 10 - DO DO DO DO DO
rods side Kenosha st By SO rods deep; y w cor ia
% rods of W of l. fifteen
Com ten rods IL It of corner Of l. ii, IL rods,
5 A Il, W to kenoSha ST. y A # to beg.
rods front by 10 deep on side Kenosha st; NV cor
is 80 rods Of W cor l. Is
Lot IA in McLaughiins addsw i see 81 "A
do IA & Is not assessed last wear H&i5
do 10 II ) in Holmes & Nichols add. i sec 6
do do do do do not assessed last year
Com s. rods of l. Is, b rods n cor land own
ed by Jones; to sec line; thence along the sec l.
to land owned by WIN Trant; thence point
dues ofplace beg; thence to place of beg
Com IS n OF " cor OF l. l3 running to e side of
said lot ID, thence - Il in OF lot owned by
Stebbins & + II Rudd thence to sec l.; thence
rods; thence - rods; thence rods thence
10 rods; n rods and 10 Fl to place ofbeg.
Also com rods Of " cor of l. Is, 10 rods; 5
rods; " Is rods, reds "a beg
In Durkee's Eastern add n L sec 5 g
part OIL 50 lying east of Exchange $. ! sec 81
Lot b IA W Il sec -
rods front side of line road By 20 rods deep
bounded west by sec lne n or sec s
4 rods front on side Kenosha 81 by IS rods deepn
is ~ rods S of " cor of lot Il
Com rods oGs cor OF Park IN Durkee's add;
thence - rods thence TO l. shore; Whence along
shore 90 pi due cas- OF beg; thence Il to beg
| 5 r Durkee's Eastern Add
% RODS front side L r by 30 rods deep; cor
IL rs. rods v ofs said or sec; Or sec u
Com 70 rods and rod of n said or sec; ST
rods, e +TodS, n : rods W rods to beg; O. sect
% IL mont on side Chicago ST by rods deep;
Is lots rods ol cor of Lot II
rods on slte OF L by - rods deep; line is Is
rods ote hue OF " h OF said ar sec
boI 2 except piece OF south side i and fronts tho
common, IS Il IN lots /, , in Holmes and Mich
OILS add. The above lots. l. = and u | runs TO Tel
eyraph road and lots l. :, are : Oft l. Il
80 II front On side I X 10y 20 rods deep " line /.
2es rods e OF cor of said Quarter sec
Com 66 II o; of u 10: - feet; is n. thance
80 u TO Dsin s.; thence 66 II to beg ar sec 81
rods trent on " side old road by IS rods darp;n
cor IS 10 rods offs cor loi l.. o. sec
front on side I l. = deep: W cor is "a rodse
ofn or of said sec 3
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In Attachment.

In Attachment.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
kESosRA C0UNrY ~
In the of Edward Balm
Charles " Reed surviving
partner Of David BlisA, de- KESosBA CeUTrF CorF4
ceased, January Term, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given the said Charles Reed all
others Of Attachment issued sni
under the seal Of the County Court the County Of Kenoshs
aforesaid the 3st October A D. 1850
the first Monday January 4. D. ISL for the
Hundred and eleven dollars and eighty three
OSCAR T. DANA, Clerk Of C9a7.'g Coisr!,
A g. CHATrIELD F. J. WHITLoCE.
PlJs .3i:orEses.
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Third ward.
Being all in Town :, Range %.

DKscR1PTInS. Lot B.
IL 4 rods front O W side OF old Chicago road by Is
rods deep, line; the y + cor is i9al Of The
: corner OF Lot H. n l. Ii sec5
North hf, or sec 3ll 3 4
Com at pit line Exchange st p rods pts of line
St; 20 IT; W 50 Il; n 20 #; 80 # to beg
IS feet front side of 1t, by 100 # deep in of
w L. Hinsdalcs lot, n or sec &
Srods front side OF line rund by - rods deep:
cori s. rods of the w OF sUid or sec
Lot g in b in McLaughlin's add.
Eight rods front side of I Line road by - rods
Deep the is 80 rods of line OF W hf OF said
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-28

EVs0LEss WELL CH4tS Tor sale cheap at
T. BASS.
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Hereges--8 few Dress Patterns left, which wiz be solc
y very cheap at the Nav CASH STORE.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
Miss su,ix ON Educasion.

We give the mp of very amusing
sketch which we iind going the rounds
without credit. Miss Smix, remarka-
bic cepAa'ic "school man, " is giving an
account OF her endeavors to teach a
.syonng idea" ia emarkable hard ease
how to spell:
Atlas" and here the sweet face Of
Miss Smix frightened. and the glimmer
Of some intended smile played over il. Il
got him clean through the alphabet. and
he could point ou. any letter by name.
In two weeks he got through his ba-be
&C., and one bright Monday morning
put him into la-la. dy-dy--lady. had
to tell him fifty times the nature of sylla-
bIes, but his brain was Opaque as rock.
'.Do you love pies!" said |, in order 70
interest him.
.Yes, ma am "
..Weli. :hen, apple and pie put to-
geihef. spell apple PIE. don't sheyl'
d ssYes, ma'ah. e
..-Miace' aud pie spell WHAT"
..Mince-pie.s
"lsight! P,.npkin' and pie wha.'''
.sPumpkin-pie." ]"
"'Fhen what dies la Ia tl.y dy, spell!''
"Cusfard-pie." said he, with yell
of delight at his success.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

speople--if we remember ;the men who
she'd their blood, and employed their
counsels for The liberty Of this country
if we think OF Bartlett and Whipple. and
Thornton--of the Gilmans and Lang
dons, and sall those patriots Oh two or
thee generations, and who founded our
New Hampshire Goyernment-who con-
nectesl US with the great Government Of
the Union-who fought with all their
hearts, and recommended with all their
powers as far as was proper, to lead the
people to It's adoption; and if we. could
see Them all here--Josiah Bartlett, Will
liam Whipple. John Taylor. Gilman,
and the rest, and ask them how we
should depvrt ourselves in the present,
crisis of our counlry-what would they
say, if any should say we we're for
hreaking'otf from this Union-were for
cutting loose tics that are binding us to-.
gesher! Would they no. say we were
stark mad--departing from eseryahing
they had taught US!
Gentlemen, lei ME assure you, that in
my conviction, the thunderboll that rives
the hardy oak and splints il from its
stock TO The ground in ten thousand pie
ces, and scatters those pieces oser the
earth, il may be a more sudden mode Of
destruction, but il is not surer NOTE of
destruction than The spirit OF disnnion
will show, il il is let forth in lis angry
zeal upon this united government under
which we live. It's fragments will COW
er the earth. and we shall feel the smoke
Of its sulphur as long as we live.
Now, gentlemen. let US stacd where
our fathers stood. Letus say We are
Americans, and all that we go for is the
general liberty-lhe general freedom -
the general securilyof lhe whole Amer.
lean Republic. That we know where
we are, who we are, and that we know
who is hooking at us from every part of
the earth-anxious 10 see whether we
shall falter and fail, and come 10 moth
ing--and anxious to see whether..w will
60 on and adhere TO our fa,her's princi-
pies and our own principles, and build
up 10 the end Of time the most glorious
government the world ever seen. My
choice is made. and | know that is your
choice. You do moi mean that anv stig-
ma Of departing from the principles Of
your fathers shall rest on yon--not one.
Gentlemen, again | say that il would
be pleasing for me TO pass days with
you. but as .he day is rapidly passing A.
way, must lake my leave of you.
Garry my affeclionate regards every
one Of you, 10 your own families, your
own fire sides, and say that to-day you
have seen one son Of New Hampshire,
whom circumstances has led away from
his native State for years. come back
ifuliof New Hampshire sen,iments--folI
of the sentiments Of his fathers--and
your fathers--and that he has left them
in your charge, and prayed you to give
them in charge TO your children for ever
and ever.
Mr.. Webster then retired amidst the
most enthusiastic chee0hg.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

ANCIENT ANERIcAN CirY.--A Ger
man merchan. At Valparaiso, in Chill,
employed Dane. by the name os Ke-
nous, TO explore the Wild regions Of Chi
Ii. He has discovered the scattered ru-
ins Of great city. In other parts Of
South America. traces Of 4 high degree
Of civilization have been discovered.
which. with many other circumstances,
prove very clearly 10 antiquarians sha.
a race Of men preceded the Indians,
highly cultivated, aud thoroughly ac-
quain,ed with architecture.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06
PETER mULlRoONK AGAIN.
How he was Deceived into Mar
GyiME Mistress O'CoMiaOIiy!

Some two years subsequent 10 my
parting with Peter Mulroony, as related
III my earlier experiences, j Glanced To-
fall IN with him in rather an unexpected
inaantr. Business Of some importance
having taken me 10 The ethyl was tra-
,rrsing pretty rapidly one Of its meaner
streets. when heard myself suddenly
hailed by name in an accent peculiarly
Irish. aud turning round. discovered Pc
ter approaching me with his usual loping
gate. lie was so altered in his habili-
mtEis from The picture wildly retained
in my memory or the laundering, blar-
ncyiug Irishman, who took my cow to
market. ,ha,if j. had not been for his
voice. dare say should have passed
him wiihou. recognition. But the voice
that soice---i, was Peters peculiar
shibboleth.
Mr.. Mulroony, whom only rcmem-
bersd in a blush grey coat, light 1exi
ible feis hat, and thick brogans, was now
dressed ia u thrt adbare suit OF black, a
silk hat with the crown sunk In, and
well worn al the edges, and a pair Of
,iiihsdr boots, elabora4ely patched. -
With his Goa. buttoned up 10 his chin,
his greasy hat thrust jauniily on one side
of his head, he reminded me more of
one Of those needy poor devil actors
whose personal appearancc is often ster-
eotyped ns Of this fashion in the novels
Of tie day. Ny words naturally took
,hecolor Of my thoughis.
"Why, Mc.roony," said /, ..is that
ycu! What part are you playing now!"
..Faix. Mis,hur Urhin." he replied,
s.h's little ye't be afther guessin' If ye
thryed ever SO much. Sure it's & grea.
ginileman am since left sarvice. an
sci up for myself" !"
"A gentleman! What sort Of a gen.
.lle,nan. Peterg''
"lNisthur Mulroony, Il ye plase,' =
said he. correcting my familiarity with
one Of bis lroil looks. '.Och, but its q
rare country this is, any way. Beyant
The wniher, II was Peter here an Peter
there, till sorra Bit | know'd Of any
other name than Peter. But here, the
conversation Of The ladies on gintlemen
Is Elegant in the exirame. ind the great
politishuners, in their correspondence
wid ne, write The beautifulles, letters,
superscribin' them s.ro Mislher MuI
roony. Esquire, Faix! but i bates
I3annsRher, any how. on that's no lie."
II am glad 70 hear thatyou are getting
along III the world SO famously.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-06

Bad Case or SEA SIcKNEss--The
worst case Of this distressing disease Of
which we ever heard was that Of q
young ..iniddy, whose stomach was so
awfnlly riled By old Neptune during his
first week upon the"vassy deep," thai he
s'threw up his commission!