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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-31
AlI-Healing Ointment !
w Orld'S SaIye /!

which a discerning public has applied to this
medicine for there is scarcely disease, exter.
nal or internal, that it will not benefit have
used 1t for the last fourteen years for all diseases
of the Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving
the utmost danger and responsibility 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, l4I
FULTON ST, New York, and by all Druggists
throughout the United States
J. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor,
l4l Fulton st. N. Y
c. " TUTTIE. AUburn, Y. y, Agent jor
y. Y. Mich amt WIS
Sid By y. Sa,ryer, p. r. GRIN, EenosIa;
d. s. Dep q, Uaukegan; s. .Jotnson q. Co.,
Bennett d Nahew, Racine
Nlr. /, 1850. 6u1
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L}!POETlNT CATION,

Beware al aa base counterfeit Of Wistar's
Balsam Jf " - Cherry, signed by one WIN. NJ,
Spear, who, in order to palm his vile imitation
upon the public, has obtained fac similo Of oor
bottle and copied orr lab, Of directions verbg.
tim, substituting his own name for tha, Of Hen.
ry Wistar, N. d.. which is found Oh ihg genu-
inc.
Remember the outside label or wrappcr of the
gcHulno Balsam, is finely executed steel plate
engraving, bearing the signature Of Henry Wis
tar, NJ. d., and Sanford < Park-none other
are genuine.
We DO not wish to trihe with the lives and
health Of the afflicted, and we sincerely pledge
ourselves to make no assertions as TO the virtue
Of this medicine, and 10 hold out no hope to suf-
fer;rs. human ty which fact will not warrapt.
We ak the attention OF the CANDID to few
considerations.
Nature In every part of her works. has left in.
diiibIe marks Of adaptation and design
The constitution oftbe animals and vegetables,
Of the torrid zone is sHch that they could not
endure the cold of the ingd zone and vice YER
"a.
The Moss Of Iceland. and the Pine and Wild
Cherry, are justly celebrated for the cure of all
diseases Of the Lungs and Liver, whiaJ, are "a
fcarfulIy prevalent in all northern attr,tc,.-
From combination of Chefnical Extracts pro-
cured from this "Moss, and those ''Trees, "Dr-
WistaT'5 Balsam OF Wild Cherry is chiefly form
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-31

EpY virtue final decree made by this court in the a.
b bove entitled cause the wenty-third day OF No
vember A. d. e50, shall sell at public auction t" the
highest bidder all and singular the morgBged premises
mentioned ia the Bill of Complaint in said cause and there
in ribcd as follows to vii All that certain piece, par
OF lot Of land lying and being in the Town Of southport
in the county Racine nthc county ol hcnosh0 Dnd
State Wisconsin and more particularly described Us fol-
lows wit Beginning at the ccntEc otthe highway at the
southwest of lands owned and now occupied by
Mr. White thence nOrther the west line of said White
land forty go rods thence westerly twelve rods on line
parallel said road thence southey on line parallel
with tho first mentioned line forty 400 rods 10 the centre OF
said highway; following said centre of the highway
egstery twelve tl2) rods 10 the place of beginning
The above sale will take place on Monday the 9th
day Of January, \. d. 1881. between the hours Of
one ard three o'clock in the afternoon OF that day 81 the
RunaS House il the city Of kenosba In the county OF he
nosha, state Of Wisconsin. Terms Cash
JOSEPH +. JONES, Court Commissioner.
Racine' 6ecemher 9TH. ESQ 7-3i
The above safe is postponed to the day of February
A. D. I-5, TAKE place between the beurs, and al the
same Mace above stated. JOSEPH L. JONES,
II iSs a1fg
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Price & per bottle or 6 bottles for *

AGENTS-P ?. Greet, n Sawyer, Keno
sha; ,. J9hnaon, 4. Wainwright & Co, Ra-
cine; Clarke q Woodruff, Lake G. Williams
H. Bncvorth & Son, Milwaukee; c. J. True,
Rochester; Sheldon i Eastman, Burlington ;
Lewis Curtis, Geneva; {. NJ. Mckee. DeIayan
Holden & Kemp, GAINESVILLE. 3m-43
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ENT FARMER would inform his former pat
rors that he will remain ut the kenosha City Drug
store few DAYS, and all unsettled by either pay
will then be placed ia the hands OF proper
officers for collection.
January IIth, Ie5l
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NOncy 20 AOnn OIa Good sccIsrIIiCs.
ALSO,
Drafts on Nelr York For Sale.
TTNHe Subscriber Is also agent for number of the best
Fire Insurance Companies. and IS prepared take risk
kinds u Inslrabic properly Would invite
ieniion Of Farmers particularly te New York and
tha Washington County Nutualz New York
Enquire ST }. :. RANDALL's Office TymesonS store
b. ". PORTER.
kenoshe, Wis sut-5Spf.
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Not Joking Friends !


ALL those Indebted to- the undersigned, by note or book
q account are particularly inrited call and pay up
H., wish Ia save cost L. |. & \. NJ. TYMEsON.
C,CYTiE SNATHS \ good article at
= BALI. & EIKINS'.
ID AXES at low prices, be had at the south Wore
II house. @l}ALL & ELKINS.
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FOE SALE.

g. EVEN Acres of Lind about 30 rods west of the Cor
- poraton line The is enclosed and under cultiva
ton, and has q small dive ing, fruit trees well, &c
Enquire Gt the City TLeasurer's Office City Hal) Is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-31

THE NYcMtx5 MAsSAcRE.-The last survi-
vor of Wyoming, Mrs. Martha Meyers, died at
Kingston, Luzeras county on the 4th, inst aged
50 Her father Thomas Bennett. was one of the
forty white men who built the stockade called
Forty-fort, name blended with one of the dark
est tragedies that marks the page Of American
history. She was about sixteen years Old when
She that tated band, the last hope OF tho val!
lev, march forth from this feeble shelter to meet
the savage who were laying waste their fields
and giving their dwellings TO the flames. They
went forth most Of them 10 return no more for
ever" for Of near four hundred not more than
seventy escaped Butler commanded the Brit
ISL and Indians, with cold bloodeL audacity, de-
cared in his official report that after the battle
to the English Government, that the Indians
brought III after the action, the trophies Of
the victory "flco hundred and tceuty-seren ScalPs
Of the Rebels
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.OOp BOARDHNG HOUSE, TO sENT.
NOTICE,

the most bsines, part of this City. Enquire at this
q Office. Possession given Immediately.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
FHVHE best Farm in Ilenoshh County is offered for
sale, situated within mile OF the city of Kenusha
on the Burlington road.
said Farm contains 220 Acres Of valuable improved
Land, together with 1875 of wood land. The 30
acres ncoSed with good and substantial fence reaid
this last spring and thoroughly improved
The Buildings consist of large Brick MansiOn
and in first rate order, and has every convenience
ALSO,
\ Farm House, in good repair.
ALSO,
neat Frame Cottage, built this last Summer in the most
substantial manner, and filed in with brick beautifully To-
Gated in a grove OF large oaks.
The out-budiS consist of two large md substantial
in good order with Stables and Gninery, very
venient.
ALSO,
Large Poultry House and Yard Ice House, &c.
The Stock consists of - first rate Mich Cows two yoke
No. / Cattle, and pair of good Horses.
The Farming utensils all and many of them very
desirable; among which very superior Two Horse
Power and ThreShing Machine with cutting
wood, capable cutting 90 cords OF wood per day
Carts, Ploughs, Harness. &C.
The above Estuc will be sold entire divided into par
GELS, with proper Of wood land to each parcel
not disposed of private sale by the first day of Fcb
ry the above will be sold Auction tha day
o'clock, +. NJ at the RunHs House in said city Of KenushB
TERM S=-TvCnty five per cent, down on the delivery
of the deeds and the balance III two and three yphrs.
For further particulars apply to Bond Mansfield Dr.
A. Groesbeck kenosha, the Subscriber the premises
l. GROESBECk.
Dec. l2th, 1850. IS
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SALE or TAN CERTIFECATE

LII the Tax Certificates in the hands OF the Treasurer
OF Racine County belonging tn that County and to the
County of Kcnosna will be sold at Public Auction at the
Court House the city OF Racine on A"naa! teouar! s.
I-5 sale IN commence at O'Clock. p VI. AL certificates
rendered invalid from bad descriptions or otherwise are 70
be made good to the purchaser -
Per order of the Boards Of Supervisors OF te aooNe ~
med counties i. =. htNb,
30 tieTk hstt'f>Ia eouh'!.
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vaxO IEr, \ first rat, Dwelling House. Enquire Of
D " BOND * MANSFIELD.
kenosha. January {. 1851. ~
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
RACINE CIRCUIT COURr-IN CHANCERY.

james ID. Parsons and
NrShuld Lawrence,
Compliments,
is.
Patrick COsgTBve,
Mary CosgEave,
NiichGel u. CuTran,
Adonijoh J. tnderhill,
John c. Lloyd,
Nelson Nunroe, and
Thomas VI. Partridge,
nnfpulAuts.
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ABOLITION OF THE LAsH-Hs E6ecA-A let
ter 10 the editor Of the Norfolk Herald, from Il
correspondent Oh board the I. S. ship St. Mary ;,
dated Funchal Roads, Madeira, Nov. .I4th
says:
{" 1t will be recollected that this ship was the
first that sailed from the United States under
the new act aJolishng the inhuman practice Of
logging in our national vessels. Thus far our
crew have shown that scaman are more capable
Of being governed by kindness, than by the de-
grading severity of the old law, as not more than
two or three cases or violation Of discipline have
been reported 10 Capt McGrudes, since the ship
has been in commission
METLALIc RUBBER EIosE.-Th Milwaukee
Sentinel says This new article Of Hose,
manufactured at Boston, was subjected to a
pretty severe trial, at the fire last week. The
weather was intensely cold the mercury mark
ing from eight 10 ten degree bei0'0 zero, and most
of the leather hose, used by our Fire Company
troze solid. The Rubber hose, however, to-
wards the last IL also become ClOgged with ice,
outlasted the leather two one. The FNemen
generally were much pleased with it, and so far
as one experiment can determine question of
the sort, there can be no doubt that the Metallic
or Nulcanized Rubber Hose is much superior to
the Leather Hose: standing both cold and heat
better, and resisting q greater pressure.
THE UNKNOWN DEAD.-A San Francisco
correspondent, aludng to the deaths by cholera,
says that the names OF many of the victims are
not published One undertaken in a single day,
buried five persons whose names could not be
aScertained Men arrive from the mines, or from
sea, strangers to almost every one. ding
ia restaurants, and paying for each meal at the
time. and for their lodging each night in advance,
they haze no necessity to register names, and
hundreds of these men have died within ew
weeks utterly unknown in the community.
THE NYCMixG MASSAcRE.-The last survi-
vor of Wyoming, Mrs. Martha Meyers, died at
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

FoUrULfSG --'r frtay nisht lait, TIE Inmates o.
houfc NO - Na.ilnftfu tlfeef found a large willow
basket stan1itr tnr sl'lp oi the mons door and
examining is content 'und 'erihc infant evidently
about four weeks cId. cafetrIy vrapfrd up In warm
wooieD blanket ezra. Uaos which written in a
bold, iegiblc band ihe Lare MARY Ann How was
tied to the bsskt One of te ialiss resiJing in the
houfe, taking iancg I. iAe l.ts daIts adopted It
az Lsr
DsrtnrANcE A~D AssArLr rroy ~ OFrtcrn AT late
hcuf Friday night ast Cfcer Philip, of the secOnd
District police heard ths cry Of murder rcceeding from
an upper story o. boarding house IN Hudson avenue
near fcTk sTest and upon going up TO ascertain the
csLe vac Ht ket y three OF the inmates aud knock
"a aIWn sso an attempt made O throw him over the
bshlstr lie succeeded, sief severe struggle 10 get
ung tLe ile' ne % hs right arm when he fed oue Of
tie efAali o. tbr locr with Ls club a. thIs iu1c.
ture esefant NcDruali of ne sane district arrtv,l
sra ~" paE'Y mrupur three hf1.hsrf named Jrhu
JsEfs fn1 bernard h.it t0u vefe taken in' clso y
tt.ietHy r ,nibg N"g Hrs JIceett ts4is JIsi.e
y - ttG fltg tlSssth.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Superior Court-GencraiT Term.

DrcEMBER 20 The court adopted the following rule,
Ordered That the calendar OF for trial at the
ensuing January term of this court be continued the
calendar Of the next February and March terms respsc
lively ard be taken up at the commencement OF those
terms respectively at the place where the court
st the close Of the term immediately preceding
Causes net noticed for trial at the January term and
such az are durfg that term put cf for the term
called, parsed may be noticed for the February and
March terms And thus put OF called passed
during the February term may be noticed for the first
MOrdsy Of March. The clerk will place the
noticed for February ard March terms respectively at
the foot Of the January calendar according to their
respective priority.
Notes Of Issue are 10 be hed in the cause. last men
TONED In other causes on the January calendar, no
notes Of issue need BE- ed for the subsequent terms
No fresh notice Of trial will be required
cause boeed cor January term in the two subsequent
terms az less 1t shall have been called passed put
% 10 the ensuing term a. the instance of the party
Ordered That all notes of is.ne hereinafter fled with
the clerk In whish have been on the calen
dsr f1r trial argument shall specify The number Of
the cause on The last PRECEDING calendar which
entered and the Gate % such calendar And every
note of i,sue shs state whether the cause Ia 10 be
placed on the calendar Of the general the special
term the trial term No cause shall be entered by
the clerk either calendar unless the note Of issue
conforms to this rule.
Present Judges s8ndfsrd. Duer. Mason aud Campbell
DC 20 --DF JIsloNs james Moore John q. Weser-
rfh SheriF judgment az special term reversed and
.4blardey Iiesu ss .9nsoa g. Ptega-OIder at spe-
cal term sfarmtd
Ciepd,us y Long rs. John R1nkfn-Orde. at special
term mCdihtd
Before Hon Judge saudford
In the ease ~ Margaret Mors " Brewer. Thompson,
ID Hsuton Fish. fer buissuce ss sresjy reported
he iury returned verdict q t5.) mag8 asaiast al
the eoieDssnls.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
The Recent Explosion Ia France by Lo uis
Napoleon.

Tie new revelation in France Of the 6rst instant,
conceived and executed with such promptness and
sItrgy by Louis NapOleen-the dispersion Of the
ate National Assembly-the appeal 70 universal
fafrsge--the project for new form Of government,
with Louis Napoleon at its head, for ten years at
EAST are events Of the greatest importance a. the
present time, to France and to Europe and although
they ray startle many persons on both sides of the
Atlantic, they are still events that might naturally
have besn expected by any one acquainted with the
French national character, and the curious state
ard condition Of parties in ths. repub: daring the
Ias.tvo or three years.
The brief account which We gave in our colamns
yef.erdsy, received at Halifax by Tie steamship
Europa, and transmitted BY the electri, telegraph
20 his city, will only whet the appetite til farther
ard more deliberate intelligence caa be received
ard promulgated giving al the details Of bis most
famous cop fdat.
Asve have already intiaated, We 10 not express
a1y extraordinary surpriSe at this sudden couY
0, ard revolut on IN Paris and throughout France.
TIE tendency Of parties in tha. curiousy cons.itut-
ed rerutlc-the political excitement, which was in
crtGrrg every day-the utter EelGshness and want
q Erncite among politicians in ths. ,ouatry-al
tehaed TO produce an impression the MAD Of the
calm observer that the election according to the
constitution Tor next May, might very probably be
anticipated ~ some such sudden convulfion or
e9rp fGai from one faction Or tho other, witch
has beer raging 10 France Cor the last two or three
yeas. The hrst question that naturally suggests
iEef In this country, concerning these cvcn,s, is,
low VIII Louis Napoleon bo able 20 sustain him
self What probability Of success Is there before
LIN II carrying out tie bnof programme N'ro-
frurrg the rev government walsh be intends % es-
.ailsh IN tie ruins Of The oiIl We saau reply 20
st.s question vith psriecs disin',rsl.,iacai, aAj
With a s1o estimate o. TIE present POSITION Of
Ff,r,b st.s.y ia poIu-s. religion, I9rlis, .s-l,,
Atd Ell s.tsr avenues of 10
Dr1s 20 l.,.-. tyitt3 ffaooe, 6s pAl' y =
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
Unlt,d states Di.,,,., eo,,,

Dc 1O-Ite Sfaas'iy Pisur0. her tackle cuprrsf &c.
rtEota'hts ods Cop,lus ~ Maftias. hisiiaaf This
suit Wts brought BY Matthias al owner Of the schooner
lbHts Conor iof collision n The bay a New York be-
tween hat vefel ana The steam frrste Pizsrro a. IL al
fd through fault II the steamer; and the case came
~ tt day ior argument, upon suggestion fled By J
lTtstot linll I. Attorney intervening for the a. g
fcfefrment ccuteudng that the libel u this should
te amifed from want Of Juriiction. the steamer
iHg avHr vCte belonging 90 another goverumert ami
contcquenuy beyond the reach of civil prccoss The
question is o great International Import nce ard
wss aTgusd 81 lfrgth ly Nr Han fff the q avd lr
VtUgeC Belts iOT De HtellsnL Decision reserved
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
The Baltic Dus.

The steamship Baltic, with four days later news
.Icm Europe, is now in her twelfth day. she nay
therefore be expected to arrive at any moment
The New York herald., 1851-12-22
CnItndnr nrthIa nnr.

srrERioR Corhr ('go hsn,bs) Nos lo. IS, 22i, ~.
81 ~ 345 35s, it' Z 500 372 3ei so $40 i5p 800.
IS - 22S s9. 2Dl g. 3oi 400 407 4Os 40 All. si2
az IA, 80, 8I7, as, 4io 80 42l AZ 4- fli 40
The Forrest DisOTce Casc.-A copious.
revised snd corrected rfr r. 1ftff ntftsrr ri bs
rubhtte ~ ihc lrr fts Nov Io-k herald,
Ttmthes orm irue atty .'tt tls .rru atln q thc
TttethE@ ltvi p, 'to snly p.rt gibiished
ttst fm. Irlefs fr-t1 tsfFtters e. aiiea4ei
LsN Hep,t,sr, Ees ltfk T,Esld. copjrgat secured.
Jri,e q csots
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

TIE FORREST DIVORCE CAsE.-This extrsordi-
rary tIial, during the last week, notwithstand-
ing the kossuth excitement, has attracted vast
deal Of the public attention. The os.inony thus
far elected discoses very curious and interesting
phase OF fashionsble society far surprising in i,s
delicate mysteries all that has ever been so delight
fully insinuated by fashionable letter writer's of the
charming rstnions Of the Countess Of ofBlsssug.on.
1t affords the key to al those delicious and delicate
mooaur which have appeared in the court Journal
Of our Goldfish sristocracy for several years past
Bat the cream Of the investigation has yet to
appear The evidence Of the trial during the pre-
sent week, will, no doubt, be peculiarly racy aud
recherche. Whatever may be the conclusion, the
parties in this will have contributed something
to the good Of the community, in disclosing the true
character Of your smooth and exquisite philoso.
pbers, who set themselves up as the standards and
the eeptors Of the morals Of refined society
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

THE Navy AND RETIRED IsT-Within the
last six months, We have observed that great
many young officers Of our navy have signed their
Offices in that branch Of the national defence, and
resorted to other professions and other fields Of
iulress, with the view Of forwarding themselves in
the world. We have our eye on three or four gen.
tlemen who we're credit to the American navy,
and who, in the event fwar, would by their bravery
reflect lusre their flag, and in Of ofhecsssity
do deeds Of bravery simila; to those which, In the
early history of navy, astonished the world, and
established for it character Of which the nation
might we'll be proud.
Now, what is the cause Of these repeated resig-
pations!-why is it that the young men Of the navy
its bone and sinew, heart and muscle-rill not
remainin it 1t is because there is no chan,e of
promotion for them. They see ieutenants who
have grown gray In the service, eking out a sup
port for themselves and families on scanty pay,
without the hope Of promotion as long as lot Of
veteran captains and commodores hang on to life.
The truth 10, wemay expect the navy, under these
circumstances, to decline from year to year, and to
fade away into nothingness before very long There
Is but one remedy, and tka. is to establish re-
tired List, with apensicn, onwhich every commodore
should be placed when he has attained certain
age an age at which he could not be expe.ted to
fulfil properly the duties Of his post in consequence
Of infrmity such retired list is absoluteiy ne
cessary for the sake Of the service at time like
this, when We are discussing the most important
political question affecting our foreign relations,
the efficiency of the navy IL all.important II the
resolutions now before Congress in reference 70
European Intervention, should be passed, the coun-
try will be called upon TO increase the naval power
TO an extent not dreamt Of at present IL will not
do, therefore, for all the yiung men 70 leave it.
The New York herald., 1851-12-22

freedom Of the press and of thousht-a We enjoy 1t
in this country or even as it exisN in England. If
republic were sstabltshed IN England and In the
countries of the North Of Europe To. morrow-in Ho
of thess countries, from the habits of thought and
selfrensetion which the Protestant religion gives
them, would be At once capable Of self government,
as they have shown themselves to be capable Of
ssfintellgence and self dependence in the concerns
Of religion.
The next news viii be doubly important. Let
US wait for the details.
Democratic banner., 1851-04-28
Plank Roads.

We understand our City Council has made an
appropriation Of twenty thousand dollars--or in
other words, passed an act authorizing bonds TO
Be sold to that amount, the proceeds Of which
are to be applied to the construction of plank
roads. This looks like taking hold in earnest,
and when we see out enterprisiDg citizens olive
to this great work, as they really seem TO be, we
can say with safety that this work will soon be
in successful progress. We look forward to the
public meeting to be held in this place on the Isl
Monday in May, upon that subject, with much
interest; important and decided steps will b
taken in that meeting, and we very earnestly ad
monish our country friends to join us. Ou1
friends in and about Prairieville are PARTICULAR,
interested, as we have but little doubt most siren
uOus efforts will be made to push one Of the road
to that point, and we would be glad to see
strong delegation from that section. Some &C
ton too, we suppose, will also be taken in rela
ton to application to the County Court for tn
use Of the Road and Canal fund to be applied {
this improvement. II seems 10 us that the yer,
spirit that dictated the origin of that fund, woul
90 very far to convince every one Of the prOprie
ty of using it. Let everybody come and hear
zee, and speak for themselves.