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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-02
Oils, TallOw, Grease. and
Ohio Mineral Paint.
S00BARRELsMACH1NERY OIL. Pric. Z

II n lbAhhELS MACHINERY OIL. Price IL
OOO cts. per gallon.
$500 gallons Do do
in casks of various sizes do
200 barrels boiled paint oil. do *
5000 gallons do do do
in casks of various sizes do do
COY barrels tanners, oil Various kinds and quail
tiles, from IS to 90 cts. per gallon.
1900 gallons in casks Of various sizes Various
kinds and qualities, from IS to so cents per
30 Tons Tallow Grease for heavy bearings. and
coarse machinery, in barrels or casks, Of any
Sonsi stency required. Price cents per ID. -
log Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in barrels at the
lowest market price. VIC
Machinery Oil, warranted not to chill in the
coolest weather, and considered by thosa nsinc
it equal to Sperm oil. -'-He
Boiled Paint Oil, equal 70 Linseed oil, other
am constantly receiving large supplies of the
ABOVE named articles, and my motto IL, sESnaII
pronts and quick returns.''
LIZ. POND
Sc Water at, under the PearIe st. House,
New York, Dec. II. lss1-tf " AOik'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-02

NV HOLESALE g RETAIL DRUQoIvr
w FAIRMONT, VA, keeps constantly, =,
hand and for sale, large and general assortin "a
of Fresh and Genuine DRuGs & MEDICINES Ch.r-aa
calls Dye-stuffs, Paints, Oils, Patent Med;c;...e
Perfunery, DksTAL q SURoIoAL IssrRnrrsss.,
sc. Physicians, Dealers, Fullers, Dyers. Hatsab1
and others win be supplied with every srtiels e
the line, at the lowest market rates. ''s's IN IN
LjanI lyIan lnnLhanl-L - 80. ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-02

M1sERrEs.-TO snuff the candle out in
.. To be joksd about by a lady whom you
:, To be obliged to confess poverty to a
To make good pun at which nobody
Walking with the ladies to be met by
a drunken friend who insist on speaking
to you.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-02

WONDERS NEVER CEAsE.-A sailor Wis
lting one of the eastern menageries, wa,
struck with the sight of lion and tiger
in the same cage, lying side by side.
"Why, Jack, said he to messmate,
who was chewing quid in silent amaze
mSnt, al should MT wonder if they were
next year to carry about sailor and a
marine living peaseably together"
cay" said his married companion,
or = man and his Wife
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-02
A Lot OF Very superior
CARDING MACHINES

"A NJ now being manufactured at the Good
IA Intent Machine shop, by fhe propris-
Also. now on hand, few of his unsurns..,S
CORN and COB CRUEHERs. tI
carks5nFs, Ia LIZ. IssI-s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-06-02
JOHN 5. CARLdLE,
Attorney at Law.

cLARks7uRe. HARRISON co., VA.
o otss:. the aas s'-ststOrs sso.pleS b. Gel c. D,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19

RUSSIAN DIPLoMACY.-The n. Y. Trbnne
contains an article on the probability of n war
between the United States and Russia. II saws
II is the opinion of many, that the two countries,
as the representatives of the antagonstical prn-
ciples OF liberty and despotiSm must naturally,
sooner or later, come into collision and fight for
the assendancy. The Tribune thinks that the
progress OF democratic principles in Europe, and
IN Russia itself, will prevent such a war Yet
1t thinks that Russia contemplates the possibility
and perhaps the probability Of such an event.
and has commenced operations accordinglv: and
to sustain its opinion, states the following facts
Early in December last, Count Modem. who
has heretofore been the Russian Ambassador n
Br5zil, was sent to the Imperial Court of Hav,i
to establish relations Of amtv and good will be-
tween Nicholas |. and Faustin |. He was very
successful, and enchanted his sable majesty with
his attentions. From Hayti he went to Mexico,
ont his dongs there have not yet been made
known. The Tribune thinks that, though HAY,
and Mexico would not be very dangerous enc
MES, themselves, yetif connected with Russia
they might be made points from which import
ant offensive operations could be carried on
against rs. And it notices the fact that Mexico
has already no reason to love us, and that fleet
Issuing from the ports of Hayt, might command
the Gull, and enable the blacks of that island to
Sur up dangerous Instructions among our
slaves
There IS strong probability that the Tribune
has guessed the object of these movements
What their result will be, we shall see as the fu-
ture unfolds its burden of events. free Demo-
crat.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
GrIIiZig the Murderer

New York, Feb 18Th From some develop
mcnts made since the execution of Grurzy il
appears he bad it in contemplation to kill his par
amour Margaretta. For this purpose he had BY
some mean, procured a knife, which had beer
oharPened o. both sides to point. The knife he
put for safe keeping into the hands Of Henry Car.
nell, fellow prisoner under the Indictment foI
murder, relating to him at the same time the nse
It was 10 be put to. Grunzig then applied to the
District Attorney for permission to have an inter
view with Margar,tta This pcrni,> ion was
granted, bat in The meantime CARMEL had beray-
ed the pIot to the keeper aud Grunzig' murder
ou~ purpose was frustrated
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19

The JAPAN ExPEDTTIoN.-A Washington let,
Inr writer says that great reserve is practiced by
the Navy Department in regard 10 the proposed
Naval Expedition TO Japan The expedition
will depart under the command of Cummodore
Perry, as soon as the vessels can be pot ready
probably abour the first Of March The st am
'rigatp Mississippi will be Commodorc Perry 5
flag ship The Cumberland and ST Lawrence
will form part Of bis squadron Its believed
that the object of the expedition is 10 make IA
vurable impression as to the naval power of the
United States upon the Emperor Of Japan; AND
that il Is 10 90 to the port and city Of Jeddo
which is at the head of navgabe bay, and is.
according to English authorizes accessible
The ~ contains more than million inhabit-
ants, and is one of the richest and most magnifi-
cent cities Of the East. II is The seat of vast
commerce and extensive manufactures, and is the
residence of the Emperor and Of the mobiles of
the Empire This Government asks of the En-
p"ror to open his port. to our commerce, and to
treat with hospitality those Of our seamen who
may be cast on his shores.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
r Il T. 1T
A nd Ornamental Trees,
y4no3e co.

TESHE Subscriber offers for sale tie present Spring well
q assorted lDto Choice Trees, follows Apple Trees,
In variety many of them large Cherry Trees of large
size, and most approved kind Dwarf Pears OF and
years Old from the bud, and i'll bear fruit in SO 81
Ounces of fruit bearing sizes
English GOO> berries in Varietes.
few Of the celebrated fIaughrpns Seeding Cooseberry,
aprose bearer Of first quality, and never miidews in any
locatyhe Fruit Congress have placed il at the head OF
al known varieties
Red and While Dutch Currants. Raspberes and Straw
berries. in variety
over 1000 Isabella and Catawba Grapes, from 10
four wears old.
over 600 Balsam Fir and Spruce Trees, from two 10
four fee; high Fuwerng Trees and Shrubbery in variety
including over eco Roses. splendid lot OF Dahlas Yer
beHHe and PhIoXcs
limited quantity Of izela Rosea and Lady arpani's
Led Wort lately brought China by Nr. Fortune. 4
small quantity Of Choice Green House Plants and many
other Flowers and Plants not enumerated
b. P. CAIOCN.
KenOsha, March 4, 1882 Stiff
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,

tvroRrANr r. DI<rE7rt-s-Dr. ). :. Houchtou's
PfP~IN. sr TIVE Hrtstive F.a:8 CfIst-:f Jltcs pre-
pared fr~rr' RENNEr,o r tre FOJ hTH SION ACH or
TAI tN. .tr directions 81 Bacnn Iiyu}c .hc ri
ca .:u5S.. ~ J. :, HogEhtul VI. D. Ph.ad -lphs
This i i-uy wonderful remedy for dgc,.jnn ~ ,peT-
Sis Jaandcc. Liver Complaint. Constipation. and Debility
caring aaar Natures meIho hy Nature, Il agent,
the Gastric Juice Pamphlets containing Scientific evil
drrce Gifts value, furnished BY AGENTS gratis See notice
a.no. = the medical adv eTilseuenss
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
FOR SALE Or LEASE.

a NAITAREE FARM, in Newport, Lake CO., Illinois,
a Is miles (ratn Kenosha and from Wauke-an SAID
Farm n ares Fifty under cultivation; Thirty
Grass Lsad ard Forty, Pasture. uIswet fenced into ihre
loss-has good FR AME HOUSE AND BAEN-gouc
wvl ~ wase- Gc.&<
TERMS EASY. For particulars inquire 81 the Shoe
Lssthe- store ot T ". lyman
al JANIS ROBSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
.ooD ADVICE TO CALIFORNIA ERR
GRANTS.

We copy and commend the following letter
no attention Of California emigrants. Il was
'.,,,an bv a physician, in the New York Evening
Dat It's surprising that the fearful mortality
nl5,b tracks the emigrant who crosses the 18th.
,,. should not have attracted larger share Of
n,blic attention. There are few who have not
booyn or heard of instances of individuals who
have arrived at home in apparent health from
california, have almost Immediately sickenec
end died with the fatal lsthmus fever. The
sane mortality frequently overtakes those who
land on the shores of California. If physician.
would make this fearful tendency to disease anc
death subject of study, much good might re-
.glt to the public, and thousands of human live.
would be saved =
Stockton, Cal, Jan. IA, 1852
Dear Sirs,--Ailow me, through the medium OIL
r5ur widely ditfused journal, to present some i'm.
n5rtant facts 10 the attention of those, who, with
the design of lettering their condition, are con-
stan.Iy leaving the Atlantic States for the Ell Do.
ralo Of the west.
Ia performing this voyage, few die or suffer
much on the Atlantic. The hurry and excite.
-7eut Of crossing the Isthmus allow few TO real.
izo that anything seriously wrong is going on in
their systems. And almost without an inquiry
respecting the accommodations on board the
steamers, they buy tickets and embark
Often from four 10 six hundred persons arc
cranDed together within the narrow limits of a
steamer. On calling for the berth allotted or
sle ticket it cannot be found, or has been sold
70 halt dozen different men, or, al best is but .
miserable, disgusting shelf situated in some par
Of the ship where it is impossible to ventiate q,
nurty the air. Then ensue jangles and quarrel,
B. o,,It -, z
wormy bread, scanIy water, &c There i, how.
ever, no rcprleve, and passengers, particularly
in the storage, are under the necessity of Ia.
hing such accommodations as they can get, OF
none at all.
rhe effect Ct ali this is, that Of those leaving
Panama, fearful per centage die and are buried
at sea. Ofthose sufficiently fortunate to arrive
ia San Francisco, nearly one half are in an cx.
hau,ted, slckly state, which, with the occurrence
o. the ordinary exciting causes Of disease, rarely
fails to PROSTATE the most robust frames. Many
q into the hospitals at San Francisco. only to bl
-Iryled thence to the graveyard
Others 90 70 the more remote inland towns
c,her to die among strangers or at best to sui
ter protractcd illness, resulting in the wor,
consequences to the nervous system Imm,di-
a!ey on the arrival Of the steamers, am called
to treat more or less Of those cases Too often
only TO witness the utter usclessness OF medica
aid.
Otthe passengers who left Panama in the stea-
mcr Northerner IN her last trip, Is Ncr. thrown
overheard. Olrhe remaining. some twenty have
since died in San Francisco, Sacramento and
Stockton And there are plenty more to be seen
crawling about the streets, having more the ap-
Prarance Of dead than living men
Too much cannot be said in apprehension of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19

Levi ~ New NoEN.--Arch5.s'o p Hughes
las published an official bulletin regulating the
meas Of Catholics during the forty days client.
oac"r,a.a days, one meal is only allowed, with
snail supper Beefaud mutton are tor5,4len
O4o'aaT days, fish and flesh are prohibited OF
me same meal. Eggs butter and cheeee are al
owed according to quantity. Nothing is said
T! he Archbishop, Of the use Of rum, brandy,
2 nor Q: any T2g5rte, Dr,!y WIS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
GREAT REMEDYI
Celebrated Family Ointment.

Is Mad SGfC, Ih0Tosrh and Tie S7trtcsi EVc~ad HeF,f'
u Hsed. cOa,posed Of lfgea5ie EIracis I'D
possesses pHcer uncqEa'd he aEaeiS u Medicine jT he
are ef fammetory Diseases.
Ii i universally ackow dyed 10 ulaal" remedy,
II every case where has ceu faithfully applied on THE
human system for promoting InscHsblr frrsiifaou and
invaluable In al diseases oft!iC e>h. Obstinate Ulcers,
DID Sores Ch!bl3nS Sore Throat Burns Cuts, Cuaueous
EruPuons, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast diseases OF The Eve.
Aguc IN The Face, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Co-dS,
Pain IN the Side Fack and other parts Of The Sjcln
Head. Bruises Fresh Wounds, Files. aud every Kind OF
sore containing te lcrst particle OF Inflammation, are
perInaurlLlN cured hY ths gre-f rnIintv-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19

The following "curc for the goUt' IS taken
from an old work
First The person must pick handkerchief
from the pocket Of a maid fifty years old, who
has never had q wish 70 change her conti-
ton.
Second lie must wash itin On homes, mill
er'S pond
Third, IL mus, dry it on a parsons hedge
who WAS never covetunus
Fourth. lie mus, send it TO doctors shop
who has never kt,el a patient
F.;sh. lie mus; marAn wiki 4 lawyers ink,
wAo never cheated . g.aat
SIKH Apply it 70 IT, pay, affected, and 6
t-re Vii speedily follow.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19

STATE OF WISCCNSIN-KENOsI COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CGANCEKY
AlJnzo Campbell

AiunZo Campbell
Thomas II. Hannah Jane c. Han
nam, SUd George W. Douebur2h
EpY Virtue and in pursuance of Decree Of the Circuit
- Court for The County of keEosha OF " sCoDsn,
made ana entered in certain pending therein, The
Chancery side thereof, III The Term May. A. d. ISL
wherein Alonzn Campbell j. mruinant, and Thomas
tannnm, Jane G. Human, and Gorge ". punebursh
defendants bearing date he ION day Of May, ISL shall!
sell nj Public Auction 10 tie highest bidder The door
NJ the Court House in the City OF kenosha III said county,
Monday The Goth day OF March next between the hours
o nine and eleven In the forenoon OF that dav the follow
M described real estate, 70 Wit: ali those certain pieces
parcels or 'ts r land lying snd being the Town u
brighton IN the late county If Racine lnry The county At
keno>ha and STATE Of Wisconsin, vii: the norih half II
the south West quarter and the North quarter Of y
South East quarter. and The West half U thc r;h Fast
quarter OF Section TO- iwcny-nre, % Township No I've
, North Of Range Twenty 20, East; also Sou,h West
quurte- OF the south Easi quarter Of section Twenty
20 'ame Town and Range aforesaid and containing in
all two hundred and forty acres OF land
Dated kenusAa, February OH, l-52.
\. r. AII.LN, Sh'T. Eenosha CO.
o. :. HEAp, Compl:s. sol 40
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
SELLING OFF,!

He Subscriber Wishing change heir ptosen; bust
ness H-e I-a selling ta,. =,ocS q Groceries and Pro
visions 81
PRIME COST FOR CASH.
Our asslr:mea; consists Of every variety u GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS that are ever used ia f4ny. Among
which
Sugars, Teas, Cafes, RE-, No,assss, Cur
rams. Rztsigs AIman2s, Candles. To-
bGcco, Dc, N1-t@reI, White Fisl,
Cod Fish, SaleTatus, Soap,
With general asso-cn; Of every thing ever found il
Grocsrs Establishment.
The sho Goods are pETERAI~ED 70 dispose of g.
sch ouca5 Vii entirely asyoLsa ihUse lJ have here
toforr traded "a Wise nstn.
q sex s. thsi ypn would give rs CT. K Won hsv
ths MONEY N YOUR sCkET. tor ths t7apds Nt'~I RI
SOLD And have Further that all hose In
dcb'e - By note ~ book account. viii E-1 Il amazing
j. 70 their Interest caI. il and selfo uT.
LEoSARD & HcKILLIP.
k1Doshs. Dec. lob l55l.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
FRESH ARRIVAL.

7 ~ - - II ~ n IA v AL
EUST Received, fresh from the Eastern Market choice
e6 and extensive selection Of Books, STArlc.rRY. ASH
FANCY ARTiCLEs, t. which TIL attention OF Country MGR.
chants, and school Committees, are invited.
SCHOOL,. BOOKS.
arc" aFeorta'en embracing The va~ions kinds used in
Academies and ~ch2~ always on hand, and viii be sod
at The lowest Tr!aes.
322430n3 E-1a
complete rimrui constantly on hand and ready To-
exhibition, al prices that will prove satisfactory 20 purcha-
SECS.
Paper Pencils Slate, pvT.-,o.ios Fancy and Common
lnksiands, Crayons, Mathematical Instruments, \ c,cst
variety OF sizes patterns. and qualities Of Bun White Lei.
;er Document, Note, and Card Envelopes Sc &c.
Blank Books.
complete IS ,rmont OF Blouk Accom-. rooks ruled
20 all he various patterns ia and f ard half bound
IN tn most substantial manner and durable style. Russia,
Calf orShrrI manufactured OF the bcsI paper either redi-
UNI DENY or cap. y fuI assortment of Lcd-rra Joural4
pa! Books Invoice, Letter SAFES, Cash. order Rece pt
Record Books Also a great variety Of Miniature Mem
orandIn. Time and Pass Books which the attention Of
purchasers particularly invited. Feeling assured hhtin
ms department stock is Ia; be surpassed either in
quality or prcc. Town, school, Private Libraries, sup
piled on the most liberal The Plblc generally are
respectfully invited 10 CG md examine Iy Sck will al
ways b. ready fyreNamina.iyn.
sIMEON KING.
kenosha, December, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.

Nhoncv,ryou ccl pain. apply InIwn,., Rc.d, Relief
Is SGre I" r""N" You IN uicW minutes. yen We uana
IN ths stomach, Int, inc" ~ he Nrr. kiIu,y Pow -
'lts. Bone kadvF'- Ready Reflect. akrn 81 ,r inter-
nns or applied externally, viii tn tc" mjuf,, stop am
AM quickly rcIgo,e liz cause
Price pr aHI 80 Cents j i'-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
D9~AtsEs HON.
NOTICE

TESIE firm Of wight L BayI. j. this d.y Dissolved by
muiu:. consent. Nldcmnn,s Tor and against said FIRM
VIII bc settled by u m. ayljs,
kcuuS.a, Feb. I2.h, l,52
JAS T. WIGHT
3-SS WILLIAM BAYLIS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19

TNvIIE best and strongest certified medicine in the world
u the cure of Dyspepsia in all lis lornssUch a. hsd
ache heartburn habitdut cost,en acidty of somrb
loss OF appetite asthma plies incipen consumption debl-
y arising from proraceI fevers lever and agile exnre
to heat or cold old and diseases arising from IMPERFECT
Indigestion or derangcd condition OF the is also
eXceeu, remedy ANA not surpassed by any medicine in
use 10" females suffering from Uterine derange
mcHt.
Among the numerous and highly respectable certificates
We Teter 10 the following;
Prof 4: 4. HAYES, NJ. D. State Assayer.
FiIZHFNRI HOMER, Esq, Rosion.
Hon. MYR0N LAWRENCE ES-Presiten Mass Senate
Hon. l., H. ARNOLD formerly Governor of Rhode Island
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of Mch-
Hon.J 7. MoREHEAD, formerly Governor Of Kentucky
Now L. ;. Senator.
lion. J. +. SIMMONS L s Senator from Rhode Island
Hon. SAM Ell ;. PHELPS, [. :. Senator from Yer
mont
Hon. WIN. UPHAM do do do
Hon. SOLOMON fOOTF, member Of Congress from VI
Hon. II. D. FOSTER, member Of Congress from Penn
Hon. NJ h. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wiscon-
Gen. A. {. DODGE, Delegate in Congress from Iowa.
r. p STOWE, Esq, Clerk in the House Of Representa-
{. c. TROWBRID5E Esq Detroit Michigan.
GEORGE W. JONES Esq" Surveyor Genera, Dubuque,
JOSEPH HOME, Esq No. IS Wen street. New York
Many other individuals, of the highest rcspectaby can
be referred 10 mo will confirm all that has been said M
vor OF this invaluable medicine.
Or. GEO. B. GREEN, Proprietor, Windsor. ".
CAJTON.-Each botl. of the GENUINE OxyGEv,rEp
BIrrERs will have The outside wrapper printed in English
French and Spanish with the signature Of Geo b. Green
ifpIToE upon iHkEE SIDES. anu IN addition. finely
gaved label upon tie top the bottle with the signature
REED, BATES 4 AUSrIS who the sole General Agents
and 10 whom all orders must be addressed
REED BATES & AUSTIN Wholesale Druggists, No. 26
Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for -.
For sale by sTARKWEATHER & co, Kenosha; F W
De BERtRD & ca. Racine; RUFUS BROWN VI. d.,
Milwaukee; and By Druggists generally throughout the l.
uited States and Canada. Is
4 RARE CHANCE
Y III q with capital in a Drnfa-
E b!e business can be found by appiicatonto
A. MOVES,
NJ he Planning Mill and Lumber Yard.
Kenosha Wis, Nav, 1881,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
SZ-A1JOLEEA
DAG UERREAN ROOMS.

undersigned has arranged and furnished Rooms
n the south East Corner of Main and Market Streets,
.hefe ne Is now in readiness operate DagueI rean
s lie mas spared no labor expense The la
es improvement in apparatus mode working, &C. sc
ana he extends 10 his friends, and the public cordial nv-
I 10 can and satisfy themselves of his enlarged and
complete facilities execute work in the most approved
style the Art
He hopes, b. dillgent and careful attention bust
ness, to merit a share OF public patronage.
ABM. HANSON.
Kenosha, March S, 1852 3m-5O
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
NOTICE.

FESHE Creditors of CHAMPION |. HUTCHINSON are
Il requested to call on the undersigned in kenosha, Il
consider proposition Communicated by letter from Cali
foria for settlement fundspued claims against him,
or before the first of April next
kenushs, March u, lc52. J. II. KIMBALL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
HEALING VIRTUES

IL is fat, authenticated here. well al over The
State and indeed tie whole western states. that Soaus
Medicines have attained lie spread celebrity, and re-
Puraron, 10 which theyarc justly eHted Icy Their hair
cttEcS." ard powers. We Tot amo"g these who are
prone TO endorse every patent humhu1 That aiUus
ind in this instance have delayed CndOrsInc, uut
we have been able 10 make assurance aoey
by testing them personally ourselves. bat frIu t
moay OF a numerous portion OF TIM community Hyu,
around u.s. Illinois GIOhr, 4 pr!I l.. $50.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
CHILL FEVER.

CHILLs STOPPED ~ FEw MI>rTEs-PAIN RELIEVED Ix-
S4kNTLY.
EadUG}' E,ady Relief Ike charm in 81 ca-c. Of
ChG- ~ Fever. Il b r the Chill. immediate ywarns
ny mud nryIacS with health and Strength every organ
and secretion of the stem
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-19
N0EKCk

THE Sim ~ A. LEW.S {. Co. has Jtsrl b, ysg-
'1a, n-c', NJ. persons indebted a. q I'm ~ T. ,e
~ hccc, G'r rsqucs 81 and expected TO iti. the me
rtthnH Geey " T. Icwi-, VITO j. duly n..lol,d to,t.
81" m accounts u ne said firm Tie business al be cantiu.
Lel ~ me -bscrb"r AT the tanc place betre, where
zoos " H.! r. @ull 'te.p iorca,A. i. LLRIS.
EcEoshn, Nov, ~. l-JI.
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In II Ear \, cor.

WILL sroP Thu MOST pIsTEr- eI>. PAINS.
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