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Won puTins blood. and iorte cur" Of Scoa UNA!
T. EJpIuE- S'utb"u rfIt,
Liver Compliant ysIepsia. BonchIs SAT keEn' "'
go srss Female Eyslpeas. Los oil Appetite PM
pIes Blles. General Debility. ac .,. ., ,,.,
This the esto o"cri years c& rhce
~ ,rs ln,roluc,nu public favor iure which int mime.
"s limitations sprung into existence ionanr 'iF chr 70
M confidence of the community the curative powers tnudtsG
Sarsan.rla Root reputation .G extended Gc "i "i'
h.. ren mainly attributable the wonIrrMi ours 'e'
a 60 -, III rr.,,r,IIou While Roo, iimH an
OF combinations. II Is, al "a" "a'ir
ed with other vegetable remedies q" great io"r'' ""u -
nnrr oil IL prcIai'n' ma t'
success OF disease depends u N'F ''''h
putting ana ~ o"dilS 'nt '"'
nue NJ is inc here chds their fcarH""
Those Meeting a remedy and purifier &c hi%' are o. ~ Iii
in making choice OF WHAT hcE WI"
80 nn m TAX. any that cniri" To 'h' COZ
@ elected on iirIn: "i"rta. "h'
and residences been published and WHO are SUI
a., ytrstIu wo n
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IL "s IL - ANAs z -
Ger EUitATED ARABIAN IlNIME

vBS triumphant OF the great Arabian Remedy for N
Il and beast,
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VNTANTED.-A Lady from New Hampshire. whom me SC
w another Northern winter. will render chanet
climate desirable would like obtain situation
spectacle Southern family Understands Music French tue
English branches plain sewing crockett Stitch dy knitting
Any family the description. wishing the
such person, will please enquire ii the office OF the se",
Enquirer, stating compensation. June -oN-
THNO CONTRACTORs.onlhe l2h day OF July p,ofss: rs
will be received for building Depot Muchum RIVER
cfcaons and plans will be exhibited the Engineers once "
Virginia Central Rail Road, Woovle. the 9Th day OF
June g2-crd T. GOLDEN RuGGlES =. e.
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STEAMER BELEIDERE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
vVNHE steamer "Revdere" Clifford Comman.sa sss~n
will freight for the above places
Ill one O'Clock P. n, to day, Tuesday, June 29lh.
2q--lt & WATSON
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NOTICE.
the
rented his store and fixtures Mesrs Holland and PaIIlsh
would return grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 his friends ana me
public patronage bestowed him. and most respect
fnlly reuuest all claims against him nIvduayn
&c buns with the will annexed OF Garee Cox
lee or Of Samuel Finch decd present tei
him for settlement; and all indebted VIII
please pohc he wishes
10 settle up his business GEO W. IoA'
Bellhan June 2Gih. IS52-c3f
NEW MEDICAL COOKS.
w RANDOLPH l2 Main has for sac besides the io
lowing new works, stock OF other and ancarn
Hooks on Surgery Anatomy Practice Obstetrics Dentistry Phys
olory Medical Jurisprudence Pathology Maera Mcdca Ilomao
n,hy Dissection Hygiene, Chemistry, Medical BoaEy
ammo and Shew on Wa:er and Vegetable Diet
Jourdain on Diseases and Surgical Operations OF the Mouth
Pu,e,s Domestic Homeopathic Physician
Grass the Urinary Organs
Crsises Elements OF General anu Paho!ogca! Anatomy
Churchill on puerpera Fever
Cnaes Hints on Health
Reale's on the Laws OF Health
Bell on Baths and the Watcry Regimen
Schel Williams, Curtis Wallace and Jones the EJs
MalgaCnes Operate Surgery
Diseases Of the South
Macises Surgical Anatomy
Cazeaux's Mid Sifcry
dickson on Life, Sleep, Pain SC.
Cenucris Southern Medical Reports &c.
sc J. W. r. is Ascent Tor all the Medical Reviews. -
sS All kinis OF Binding done on moderate terms June -
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liver COMPLAINT AND SALT RIIEi VI


n 4 n S.ods-Grn,cmeu: Words but irehis
r NV feelings the pleasing Intelligence Ma, NY VII"
health by the oi your ifhuhhe N'"l
r;a She wa with ruanrnif i-eS. t
body that ""hb ma:
the hur'br the nth! '"' anu
ihc ten oar III
the u 40
~ n,nt. more severely than "tr part SO suffered
WIN
ctiry and pros of the nervous system fh!'"S n
scarcely aiorlinG rclcl; on, ic o> hea'
she happily used your @dtsh"'' ~
Kcum. hut her whole system" hh@I'
w. was altogether ,"ranar hut 5" rcH! ls zen
lhi week.
- ,la, m. dozen bottles. that she rJ"!~ better h"' "
taking ": W. h""lS
WHO have suffered as ~: h"-. ma!
ou hrre aud apply for relief thnd t i"I ~ 'A'2
Nv .nmnt,t- cure the result My vile uii.s WIN NE m
heart'ei'' U.s. s,ncrre,y FERRiER NAZER.
c,7v.sp CocSrY or NEW YORK. ss-Fcncr Nazrr mr. Iy
the statement t' "lih ~
g. and accurate. h ~ ~.
unowIedcr an, Sworn and subscribe,
loi9 htloLc received from Physician Maj lart
EHfac' ''"'' "' AMBRiDGR. Nh. DC: 5. $50
usrs S,n,s Gentlemen Ny lille daughter wa afflicted Tor
- win Sor. Head Eye and by using your Shrsah''a
i her Having and tr: IL efficacy no"
oos.es. oeics not confirmed in other teIafa"n h ma
tha nurchascrn they have ufed H. invariably wan e
ucie asah, "'e'' u s:!,,,;;v ynmrs FLINT VI, -
mrnded. heAt'e't'u'! ''"' - - ns,>Ds
pr,n,rei and sold wholesale md retail by A. u ~ ~
and Chemists street corner ."
vors SOL! also by Druggists general throul''"''' ~
Caradas Prize 81 hott"; sX hn'sI y" 1r CRAY Rich
r1"a. ,v pKt.cLI LADD * CO. AIDE I" ,,, i'iCti.
mould T. H. "a, b;,g,on G. Jan l7-2a~d&c
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= OTlCE.-The SOCIETY OF ALUMNI OF TIE VIRGIL.
y MA MILITARY INSTITUTE will the End OF July
IN al ne 10 O'Clock A. NJ Business OF importance
transacted and foil attendance Of its members is earnestly
,:ss will be addressed the afternoon July
l. >. JOAN A Camy bell. Esq. OF Abingdon
Al Anniversary Dinner will be the Alumni Monday the
70 u Juy by the Board of Visitors
H.. s,-e,, jn y po aaSsls' Committee.
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MORE NEW READY MADE CLOTHING just received sui;a.
vi the hot months OF July and Angus. All wishing
.d-r themselves comfortable quickly accomplish
-aals d; j. u. SOoDMANS No. loi Main Street,
Opposite Eagle Square
B-Among the goods may be found plain white and
sn Grass Linen. Grass Silk Searsucker, Goats Hair Cambet
SIX Warp Alpaca Sacks Pants the latest Styles OF Linen
and Summer CaSsmeres endless variety:
Vo a!er Shirts Light Coored Silk and Isle Thread Gloves
which will be sold al the smallest cash prices June %
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ny THE LARGE AND CONMODlOUS NEW sTEANEK DEL
- vIDERE.
TIME spIendid BELVlDERE H. c. GiordH ss.T
/ commander, will make excursion down hessssIlGS1
river ON the afternoon July the 9Th down
far as CITY Point moonlight making the distance going
and returning, about l2Oml'cs .
Such an opportunity large and fine steamer has never be
fore been presented She will leave her berth At Rockets at three
O'Clock precisely. 49, TO- -, 81,
man alone ~
r. Music will provided for the occasion; and refreshments
can h. had ON Those who will Will they
enter the !c sr:,ur .x,e with families. 1unea
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t,,s lsls Watkins, Prince Edward c H., Appoma,oy
l-rI0t
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

,.,,r will practice Law in partnership in the Courts
Of A?nmatcY. buckingham Charlotte and Prince Edward.
= LEWIS ID. lSBELL
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT JUNE IA, 1852
Governor directs the particular and prompt attention OF
the accompanying and resolution Of ne mad
forwarded 10 this speedily possible that the
may DO issued TO the Judges the leg July next
~. l6-e4, WIN H. RICHARDSON, Sec. CON-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
A Maxim IS washington.

"Labor TO keep alive in your breast that spark
of celestial fire, conscience" was one of the
maXms which Washington framed or copied for
his own use when boy. His rigid adherence
TO principle, his stcadtast discharge of duty, his
utter abandonment of self, his unreserved dev =
ton to whatever interests were committed to his
care, attest the vigilance with which he obeved
this maxim. lie kept alive that spark lie
made it shine before men He kindled it into a
flame which illuminated his whole life. No &C.
casion was so momentous, no circumstance 80
minute as to absolye him from following his gui-
ded ray.
The marginal explanation in his account bool,
in regard to the expenses of his wiTe's annual
visit to the camp during the revolutionary war,
with his passing alluson to his self-denial which
the eXigencies of the country has cost him, fur
nishes charming illustration of his habitual cx-
aCtness
The fact tina, every barrel of flour which bore
the brand of George Washington, Mt. Vernon"
was exempt from the otherwise uniform nspec-
ton in the West India ports-the name being re-
garded as an ample guarantee of the quality and
quantity of an article to which it was affixed
supplies not less striking proof that his exact
ness was everywhere understood.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
VOL. XII-NO. Al.
The Doctor and his Horse.

0'ualouS persous are sometimes surprisingly
| Ignorant how TO act on ordinary occasions 4
Scottish paper says that Dr. Chalmers came
home one evening on horseback, and as nei;he,
the man who had the charge of his horse. was
| about, nor the key Of the stable 10 be found. he
was for some time not little puzzled where 10
find temporary residence for his animal. AT
last ne fixed on the garden as the fitiest place he
could think of for the purpose; and having led
the horse thther he placed il on the garden walk
When his sister, who had also been from home,
returned, and was told that the key of the stable
could not be found, she inquired what he had
done with the horse
81 took ii 10 the garden" said the doctor.
10 the garden" she exclaimed then all
our flower and vegetable beds will be destroy i.
Don't be afraid of that" said the doctor, "for
took particular care to place the horse on the
garden walk"
"And did you really imagine" rejoincd the sis
ter "that ne would remain there?"
81 have no doubt of it," said the doctor, "for
so sagacIous an animal IS the horse could not
fail to be aware Of the proprety of retaining
from njuring the products of the garden"
10 decide the controversy by an appeal to facts
they went to the garden, and found, from the
ruthless devastation which the trampNng and
rolling of the animal had spread over every part
OF It, that the natural philosophy of the horse was
q subject with which the Indy was far more ac-
curately acquainted than her learned brother.
81 never could have imagined" said the doc
tor, "that horses were such senseless animals"
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Tihn Secret

"lnoticcd, said Franklin, ga mechanic among
number of others at work on house erected
but little way from my Office who always ap
peared in merry humor, who had a hind word
and cheerful smile for every one he met. Let
the day be ever so cold, gloomy, or sunless, a
happy smile danced like a sunbeam on his cheer
ful countenance. Meeting him one morning,
asked him to tell me the secret OF his constant
happy flow Of spirits"
mo secret, Doctor" re replied, 81 have got
one Of the best of wives, and when 90 TO work
she always has kind word of encouragement
for me, and when | 90 home she meets me with
Il smile and kiss and then tea is sure to be rea-
dy, and she has done so many lille things thro'
the day to please me- that cannot find it in my
heart to speak on unknd word to anybody.
What an influence, then, hath woman over the
heart of man, 20 soften it and make it the foun-
tain ofcheerful and pure emotions. Speak gent
", them happy smile and kind word Of
greeting, after the tolls of the day are over, costs
nothing, and 90 far toward making home hap
py and cheerful.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
Catching 81 'Eurt0Y.,

The origin ofths expression, as nearly as We
can remember, is somewhat as follows In the
days when the soldiers of Christendom were do
ing battle against the Tartar hordes, who were
enlisted on the side of the Turks, Du,chman
fighting valianty ontle side of the Cross agains
the Crescent, and more distinguished for honesty
than for cunning, espied Tartar mounted on u
horse, whom he thought it would be a valuable
trophy TO capture and bring into camp. TO this
end the Dutchman, Selling favorable opportu-
nifty, sprang upon the horse behind the Tartar
as may be supposed, clapped spurs to his horse
and made off to join his troop, and the last that
was known of the unfortunate Dutchman by his
comrades, he was going at furious pace towards
the Tur ish army behind his intended captive,
and singing out at the top of his voice-"Ive
caught Tartar -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

Oar correspondent B +. a, vino has hear
ing in the columns Of this week Visitor, strikes
quite too high IN his blows at the rapPng.. They
never reacl! the dignity OF daboham. Ills Sa-
tanc Majesty would be ashamed of any such
bungling agency, ana would not be caught in q
circle of anxious enquirers If he had gotten
up a scheme for dcluting the world under pre-
tence Of direct spiritual communications, which
should set aside the light the Bible revelation
he would have hit upon some respectable and
imposing device nay, converted himself into
an angel Of light TO have accomplished so desi-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
EHIlCtunlifY.

4 punctual man is very rarely poor man
and never a man of doubtful credit. His small
accounts are frequently settled, and he never
meets with any difficulty in raising money to pay
large demands, Small debts ruin credit; and
when man has lost that, he will find himself
at the bottom Of hill up which he cannot ascend
Small debts, observes Dr. Johnson, are Ike sinai
shots-they are rattling on every side, aud can
scarcely be escaped without a wound great
debts are like cannon, Of loud noise and liulc
danger. Nneiy-nine out Of hundred will ac-
knowledge the truth Of the Doctors observe
ton.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

\ SPIRITUAL JOKE Rev H. Bushnell, OF
Hartford, CONNECTICUT, has been locturng a,
length on 'Supernatura'ism,' of course, in oppo-
siton to the modern, Manifestations Andrew
Jackson Davis has more recently been replyinr
70 him. One evening last week Dr. Bushnell
was to give bis closing lecture, and Davis gave
ono the evening before In the course Of it. he
said in substance, ladies and gentlemen. as one
evidence of the reality and accuracy Of this cly-
voyanco, provision or whatever you please to
term il, will now give the lecture which Dr..
Bushnell will give tomorrow evening" where
upon he preceded to reel of what he declared
that lecture would be, several Of the audience ia
king notes These walked in at DR. Bu7hnoHs
lecture next evening, notes in hand, and 10! the
DIS lecture proved verbatim what Davis had
declared it would be the evening before.-N.
Y. Tribune
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

ArropxEY AND CouNsELLoR Al Law AND SOLICITOR u
CHANCEhT,
.opubIic Notary and Commission. ar to t"krad"H Us
rdyrment Of Deeds for the tea OF 'houe ISL
,I p.nn,yIvauia, ohio, luois iowa, New York MICH
gannnd Connecticut. ~
las opened An pdice over E.ln A NJ fymeson '''
.r, m NAV be found At NIL business huuIs ready to
a onuv business that may be entrusted to HE care he
s prrrucc o(Iwclv" years pracilce"f Profession
-, .,.,. ofNcw York Refers Ohm Bullen Esq land
', ,,tS, !a,,',sIa ,,igl,stgGth, 1850 l0-ly
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T. w. WEBSTER,
INSURANCE ON LIFE

ArroRxKY AND CoUEsELLOR AT Law.
Commissioner the State of Massachusetts, Office over
Francis & Hawey's Clothing Store. 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

u One Of the bes; Jokes Of the season is the
statement that one Of the candidates for Govern
or in New Hampshire, who is stunning the
State, got some thirty miles into Canada, ma
king speeches 10 the k'nucks, before he knew he
was out OF his own "bailuewick."
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

A GREAT SWIM A merchant in Indiana Of
fers TO make bet Of $4,000 that he will swim
from Cincinnati to Madison, in the Ohio river,
upwards Of 80 niles, in the month of August
next, without sleep. and with only fifteen min.
u,es rest aod refreshments every six hours.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

D.ERIn Lumber, etc, In Southport Wisconsin vii!
have INSTANTLY hand, well selected assortment OF
sunher Also, Shingles Lath. Plastering Hair, W lndoW
ssh tslnssetc ,etc. Observation-Disclosures
March 18th, 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
L. =. GLASS,
= RANDALL,

,rtcy or ruE PEACE ONCE, first door to the right AT
M hrei ~ the sairs Durkee Block, formerly occupied
BY II. Tuttie, Esq.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

On Friday morning last, the Steam Saw-mi
Of c. J. Coon, at Algoma, was destroyed BY
FIRE. Mr. Coon says the mill cost him $4,000
Almost a total lost OSHKOSH Dem.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
MEREDITH ROWLAND,
County surveyor,

1yilsttendto oil calls with promptness and despatch.
Mn Persons want OF his services IN the couHt! %
line To the KenushA Post Ofce Will receive I'M
snrJate attention to- once with J. b. Ishn'
Kgnoshn, April IS, 1881.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

Mas FoaREsT and Mr.. Vsndenhoff ere Civ
ing Shskcsper!an and Poeucal readings in New
York
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
GIDEON TRUESDELL,

Nm the most reliable Company in the United States can
a.. Z. CLEMENT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

S-S1IK AMI Fancy Dress Goats-Nn ~ the newest an,
I@rjchv'tstH vstouud in the Eastern ma-kcI ~
NJ, Vi. & CO =
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
FRIEND wHTTEOCK

Law, CHAscERV AND CosvEYANcISG OFFICE
nce fthe Peace, Notary Public, General Agent and Col
Rooms urkss Budding Main street, Kenosha'
FIGconsiH.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
z. =. LOWELL

u.put, Surveyor. I.,dcncc IN riSht.ntw" Wcs''
Ian & Pnt-, ON the Burlington rond
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
Business Directory.

BRICK LAYING AND PLASTERENG.
TTNHE undersigned respectfully announce the citizens
OF Ken Jsha, and vicinity that they have formed CON
necOn in business and prepared TO do all work in
their which may entrusted TO them with neatness
durability, and dispatch.
~ Residence near the Steam Mill. ~
Kenosha, January 5, 1882. .
" WARVELL P. GIBBONS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
y. II. SFgAHSPSTE6N,
H. Il. III.

AvroRsKy Am CrrSsELLoU AL Law once over ran
Gas Hgvlcy's Clothing store, henosha' Wisconsin,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

p,q'rr in +aIr.ry Unrlware md Harness. Trunk an
...i.r uo,rr,rf,-y n3l.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
ALEXANDER MARTIN,

,urrul Oearr in Boots, Shoe, Leather and Findings
Main Al. opposite old Durkrc Block.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

WIN attend TO the collection of debts, clsms &C. for
Eastern Merchants and others, in Illinois and Wisconsin,
with promptUess and despatch Also obtaining County
Lands and Pensions for Soldiers Location Of Land War
sants' Payment of Taxes; Investigation Of Titles &C. in
= amer and adjoining counties. IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
JOHN VI. JONES,

ION =. JEdStNs
Attorney C,pn.clor and SOLICITOR ind Notary Public
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

IL y traveller, among variations of wonders
of foreign parts, declared he knew cane q mile
long The company looked incredulous, and II
was evident they were not prepared to swailo"
il, even if 1t should be sugar cane.
Pray wha; kind Of cane was it y asked
gentleman, sneeringly.
Il, was hurricane, replied the traveller.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
WILLIAM T. WEST

NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
TOR WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN, OHIO, INDIANA, NEW YORK
AND PENNSYLVANIA,
c, Charles, Illinois
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

NyERSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY.
tac - KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
JOHN T.. v. YATES,

and Solicitor. kESuO
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
New Flour and Feed Store.
wNlE Subscriber would respectfully give notice that
q has opened
flour, Meal, aud Feed store,

nNRASOLS. Every description and price from l. up
z st METCALF, MERRILL & cos.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

a COST, Sincin. Books by the dozen OF the follow
'uS knd- Harp-ichp nLlclmcr PsilieTy, NvncU :
8. F.. stulal V,.mis; Cantica anus. At
a-r- KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

HFNN BOOKS. church Psamls and the PSalms' IN
an as styles Of Binding, Is pR te bought any
N.-'.'h KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

= --NEs al gostsrs-a, e1,szslrestockst
- " Y sr's
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

Then, L tA5l III s.. thou fall's. noble nar7yr.
Aye, martyr to the cause Of wronged and
bleeding humanity And angels in that world
above Will stand ready to receive youthere, with
loving arms ougs,retcned and words 81 welcome
on their lips, aud vii, place upon your noble
brow diadem OF immortal glory. And good
men everywhere on earth, where freedoms flag
shall be unfurIed, and christian principles rever-
ed, will cherish with love, and pronounce with
reverence, the name of Louis Kossuth.-Chtc,
Trib
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-12-17

Sshseibers. Eho q ntt eiEa rrgfeR u9l1ea
III eohfFaFy. are een1ltef1d AllAlaI = ee4sIn4
thsirsabscnptions.
q. II subscribers order tke discoutiuanm 81
their papers, The Pabliahsr nj eoslinnus - eeaf
tbem aAtil al arrsaEAess see pzid.
are he'd peuPonrlbis fiu they have sstfied tAstp
bile, and ordered tlsir paPer dIseoatianst.
Z II subseribers remove to other places ~lthort
BOtify1aE the publisher, sRd the paper b snsg slos
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semioole lndans IRON flOrida has long been
cherished Object Of the Government. and il is
one 10 Whfeh my anenIion has been Hesdily di.
reeied. AdmoHishrd bS puT expeFis0ce Of Ihe
difficulty end eoH Of gbs sHemP 70 removs
them by miliisry force. resort has been hsd IN
eoncilislory meausurs. By Ihe inviIs,ion Of
The commissioner Of Indian Afsirs several cf
rhe principal chiefs recently visited Washing.
ton. snd whilst here AekaoWls Red In writing
the obligation Of IbeiT tribe 70 remove with The
least possible delay. Late sdvices from the
special sgent OF the Government represent that
they adhere 10 their promise. and that com.
Gil Of their people has been held To make their
preliminary arrangements. general cmiRra.
Iion msS therefore be expected al 40 early day.
The report from The General La0d office
shows increased ACTIVITY 10 is operations. The
survey Of the northern boundary Of Iowa has
been completed Sith uhPxampled despatch. -
Within the last year see 953 acres Of public
land have been surveyed, and s,03a, ,45s acres
brought iuIo market.
10 The last fiscal year there wsre
sold. 1858 .O7O acres.
Located WIh bounty land
warrants. Sa0i .5I4 do
Located with other certificates ll66sa do