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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

BAD FOR SCoTr-The Southern Boilers are
gradually coming in to the support of Scott, all
having returned except Toombs and Stevens
This clouds up SCOTS prospects little.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
BELOIT

Is the last place west that we visited, and our
surprise can hardly be guessed as we~gazed up.
on the improvements and growth of this beauti-
full inland village-without exaggeraton it is the
handsomess place in the interior of the state It's
advantages of locality and soil are far superior to
any place in the state. Its streets wide and airy
are hard and dry. Its houses are capacious and
neat, and we think that no place in the State can
compare with Beloit for the number and costli-
ness of Its private dwellings, in comparison with
its population. Its churches are abundant and
tasteful-and its people, we understand, are de-
vous worsbippers. Here also is College of
growing influence and respectable numbers, well
endowed, and destined to become the pride of the
denomination to which it belongs, as well as an
honor to the state. It's commencement has lust
passed, hundreds of the Clergy and Friends of ed
ucation in general were present to witness the
performance Of the students. Our timo will
not permit, in this connection, full review Of
the exercises, and we must not be charged with
making an invidous exception if we notice with
approval the eloqueptly delivered and well CON-
posed Grafton Of T. S. Ansley of the Freshman
class, and also the Grafton Of J. N, Bnndy Of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

" We have several times this summer had
the pleasure ofaraveling on that best of sea boats
and fast sailers, the Pacific. She is now under
the command of Capt. HOWE, than whom there
is not more accommodating and skiilful Cap
tain on the Lakes. Mr.. WELLS, the Clerk of
the boat, is gentleman every inch, and there is
pleasure in doing business with him. And the
ladies say (and they are judges in this natter
that they had just as lief travel without their
husbands as not while Mills is the Steward on
the Pacific To say she is faster than any boa.
on the Lakes is what every one knows-and the
character Of her officers for temperance men
will guarantee the safety an regularity with
which she always makes her trips. She is now
doing the work of two boats, and is as regular to
her time as the light is to morning. We can
commend the Pacific and her accommodating
officers to all who wish to travel for business or
pleasure.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
THE bakers ARE COMING.

Those charming singers, the Bakers, are ex-
pected here next Wednesday night The an
noucement win be sufficient to fill the Hall.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
Dice ID:

On JuIy 18th nj Mukwonsgo, AMELIA, eldest daughter
Of Iobn and Elizabeth GGlbrath aged year and ten
months.
Earth has lost an Angel but heaven has gained Star
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

The Kenosha Democrat of July 10, contains
the following:
"Our common country has been enlarged un-
I'll its limits embrace the wealth of continent
The progress of slavery in the meantime has
been restrained and does not cover to-day the ex-
tent of territory it did in those lauded early days.
The vast territories neutrality-suspicious. IN
themselves a space greater than the original re-
pu6llc-are as free as the sun of the heavens"
These, the editor adds are tacts To show
the character Of these facts, we ask the attention
of our readers to the following extract from a
| speech of Col. Benton. In virtue of the real
facts, we think /" facts on this subject from the
Democrat may be received with great deal of
caution. Benton says
" Florida, large enough for state of the first
magnitude has been acquired by treaty. and adj
ded 10 the Slave States Of the South. Texas,
given away by southern administration in 1919,
has been recovered by treaty in 1877, and has
territory, and compact for the admission of four
Slave States. The Platte country in Missouri,
made free soil by the compromise act of 1920,
has been added TO the state, and made into slave
soil by law, and by Indian treaties OF 1887. So
much for the acquisition of foreign Slave terrific
ry; now for its increase within the States
The state of Missouri, excluded from the use
and occupation of the southwest quarter of her
territory by the incumbrance of an Indian popu-
lation, has seen those Indians removed by trea-
ties, and slavery extended to a large district
where it did not exist before.
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida,
each with near one-half Of their territory incum-
bered with Indians, have had them removed by
treaties, and their slave soil nearly doubled Ken
lucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, Arkansas,
Louisiana, all more or less similarly encountered,
have been similarly relieved; so that, in addition
to fresh acquisitions of slave territory from for
eign countries (enough for five statcs) nine ex-
listing slave states have nearly had their slave
area doubled within the last few years.
And all this has been done by the indispensa.
bic help OF northern votes, and at great expense
of money! guess more than fifty millions of
dollars-and the Indian wars resulting from the
execution Of the treaties costing, perhaps, as
much more-Florda Indian wars costing about
twenty millions"
So much for the progress of slavery being re-
strained by these "lattcr day" saints. As to
the vast territories acquired being as free as the
sun Of the heavens, it is only necessary to say,
that Congress having refused to apply the Will
mot Provso to this territory, under the decision
of United States Courts, slavery is at perfect H.
bcrty to appropriate the whole of it, and there is
no power TO say nay, whatever opinions to the
contrary may be held by the editor of the Demo-
crat or any one else.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

read? Is it simply, that one man wears on his
brow a gilded crown and Yields in his hand
glitterng sceptre? Not that. 1t is, that the fero
rule, govern, and dictate TO The mann, and crush
the many in poverty that the fec may rule in
luxury. That is what it is and means and
where, in all candor let US ask is this spirit so
thoroughly, truly, and completely represented, as
by the slave power-a power which absolutely
chattslizes, not blacks especially, but human Ia
Dor, and under the lash robs it of all its earnings
Truly may it be said, monarchical power seeks
the control of our government. Circumstances
have brought the issue fairly before us. This
monarchical power, always partially represented
in our government, like all other despotism seeks
undivided rule, and we are called upon TO an
swer, shall 1t hare this undirided rule. Should
the question be answered in the affirmative we
need only to refer to our brother of the Democrat
who, in the article under consideration, has sha-
dowed its disastrous consequences.
Those who reflect, will readily perceive hoe
this influence has attained the hold it has upon
the two parties 1t has common interest," is
therefore united and strong. The power which
should oppose it, feels no common tie, and is
therefore divided and weak In virtue of its
strength it has seized hold Of all the exterior ap-
pliances of government. With the patronage Of
government at It's disposal it has subverted the
host Of men at the north who feel more interest
in the distribution of spoils than any thing else
These are the men who make up the party, and
thus are parties controlled and their nominations
dictated. Among the people there is DISPOSE
ton TO obey the behests party without question,
and thus, if ever, will be wrought out the final
triumph of this monarchical principle in our 60
vernment.
What then arc the facts at which we arrive?
Simply these.
Tha. this monarchical power which seeks the
degradation of human. labor, is equally represent
ted in both parties, and will be equally triumphant
with either. If then it is the mission of demo
crazy (and certainly it is of true democracy to
war against this power, it can be done only by
separation from these parties True democracy
should, MUST, WILL, sooner or later, separate
from them. twill not be democracy otherwise
nor will democracy be successful, or this be a
democratic government until it does thus come
out and triumph.
Let then, those who desire to follow where
democratic principles lead, act in accordance
with these obvious conclusions
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

The new liquor law goes into effect in Rhode
Island on the 10Th, and in Massachusetts on the
22d Of this month
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

Congress has passed an act making an ex-
tcnsve donation of money to the Collins Line of
Steamers from New York to Liverpool This is
probably the most marked case of special and
unjustifable legislation that has ever transpred,
and is another evidence of the progress our gov
eminent is making from the true democratic an
ti-special legislation and anti-monopoly princi.
Pile. Blu. what is specially worth considering,
is this The N. Y. Eve Post goes against
the present wing and in favor of the present
democratic party, to put an end to such Galphin-
isms on the part Of the government; whereas,
we perceive the Morning News, of Milwaukee,
paper of the same party, alludes to this act as
one specially to be commended. 1t has also been
passed by democratic house and senate. What
reason then has the Post, and those who labor
with it, to hope for change in the success of a
democratic president. The fact is, the slavery
principle involves just such Legislation in its de-
tails, and it will as surely flow out perpetualy of
the success of that principle effect is sure to
correspond w;A its cause. So the Posi-, and all
like it, are simply forging letters for themselves
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
THE BLOOMERS

Are still fashionable all through this country
doubt but that the thing would 60 if our city
girls had half the pluck the girls on the prairies
show. Success and good husbands to the indie
pendent girls of Walworth and Rock-you may
be sure the fathers and brothers and husbands of
such girls will know how to vote without wait
ng for the man to come along who tells them
how.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
General Laws of wisconsin,
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

EIvoR SALE ut this Office, andat
n KINGS BOOK STORE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
TELkGRAPH OFFICR. JulY q.

IhLhHkhFH VFTIJK r. July y.
The Markets are somewhat nactiye-ihe farmers bcin
engaged in hsyng and harvesting
Wiptnr What
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
METHoDIsT ALMANAC.

TCsT PUBLISHED -Tbs Almanac for lsb3 Il now reody.
J 1t handsoely printed on good paper, smeellishsd
with numerous enRravins and altogether got up In At
trscty, style In addition the usual matter OF an alma.
mac contains the Statistics Of the ~ H. ChurchPnn o.
Episcopal yststions for le5S-Bithobs Of u b. Church,
with thr residences kcsummnry OF ths Mions Of the
NJ e. Church-Tsblss OF Colleges and scmneriss-sundey
School Union Stat.SticsBook ConoernStestcs OF the "
Primitive Methodist Church Weseysn Church Ia Canada
NJ L. Church In Canada African NJ k Church; Principal
Religious Denominations In the United states, and tbs
American Bible Society Government Of the United States
including list Of thu Members Of the Senate and Houss
Representatives Statistics of the Population, Manufactures
Agriculture Railroads &c. OF the seSs States and Terri
torles-Populstion Of Principal Cites aud TownB-Pop
ulaon Of other Countries and CiesNGvgation and Com
merce OF the United Sstss &C. &C. 1t contains also va
rety OF good reading matter IN prose and we're.
sep rs GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE 9TH 81,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
ITEMS.

Election betting is poor argument.
Mrs. Mowatt has just concluded o brilliant en-
gagement at Providence,
That is brave man who da7es to 60 ragged
until he can pay for esttsT clothes
Nearly all the omnibus lines ia Philadelphia
have reduced their fare to three cents.
Miss Eliza Logan IS playing an engagement in
Cincinnati.
The State election in Ohio will take place on
Tuesday the 18th Of October the ,ame day that
the election is held in Penl sylyania and Indiana.
Steamship City Of Glasgow, and other English
vessels in port, had their flags displayed at half
mast on Wednesday, ia respect to the memory Of
the late Duke Of Wellington.
The Homepathists Of New York contemplate
turning their Dspensary into Hospital, in imits-
tion Of au example set them by the profession in
London
1t is stated that the consumption Of iron in tho
United States amounts Ito about 000, 600 tons
per annum, or 100 lbs to each person" Ours IS
certainly nation Of ostriches!
Miss Ann NJ. Clark has sued the city Of Bos-
ton for $4,000 damages, sustained by tallng
through cellar door
That BEATS ALL Is now rendered by language
refined into ''That 6agellasos the entire compLi-
ment"H
A banner borne by sweet little girl IN the
TEMPERANCE procession yesterday was inscribed
!, Father Votes for Sober Men."--Pka. Sun
Burt Mackay, thief, cut his irons at Louisville,
or sunday, scaled the walls OF the work-house,
and got into the open lot near there he found
his keeper with o gun pointed OF his head, aud
he put back,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
Rich Curtain Belongings,

WE have just received and have for sale rich and
w extensive assortment Of Gilt Cornioes, In entirely
designs and at very low prices.
Also elegant Side Bands Pins and Hooks beautifully re-
presenting various flowers and us all represented In the
highest perfection Of the arts They are quite uncommon
and very pretty.
cases. comprising very attractive assortment of new
style Centre Cords and Tasselr Side Loops and Girp all
Of which made to order expressly to match
the rich curtain fabrics have In storu and
sale
Also one style French velvets, with the trim
mings matching for curtains.
These goods entirely in this country, and whilst
they cost but little money, extremely gentee and ad
init into the parlor unusually transparent and pleasant
light
Also pieces rich cherry and myrtle green plain
Cloth for piano and table cloths article, new
style, pretty and reasonable.
Elegant piano. table, and stand Covers In tapestry pat
terna hns French csssmsTs warranted TO hold their
colors in washing.
Rich Damascus Table Covers In silk, wool, and WOOL and
cotton, all In unique designs.
Also 20 cartons new style Loce and s~ss muslin under
Curtains, In pairs.
And of lace b used shades With broohste
satin lain, embroidered In application and vincwork,
very new, pretty and cheap
To all OF which the attention Of housekerregs and hosc
oLAGETT q popsoN.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05


Railways REGULATORS,
MILD AND PLEASANT IN THEIR OPERATION
To regulate the Bowels and cleanse the system fom all
PUTRID AND ACRIMONIOUS HuMoRs.
Coed at all times. Time Five Hours.
arnsn Doses Regulate. Large Doses Purge
THEY Will CURE
Ipdrestjon Constipation OF the Bowels,
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
Messles, Smallpox,
Liver Complaint Kidney Complaint
FEvERa OF ALL KINDS
And, In all where tho system is out OF orsr,
dose Of the Regulators will Regulate
the Bowels, give Tone and Energy
TO the Liver, and Restore the Natural Health.
Three Regulators b ordinary Dose and Will empty the
bowels Of their refuse matter In q few hours.
1st They cleanse the stomach from all fd diseased
humors, and leave II sweet, clean pure and healthy
I'd They produce the skin perspir aton
the pores and give regular and healthy action the skin
3D. They purge from the skim the secreons the bowels
the stomach and every function In the syseui all morbid
and unhealthy humors.
In serious cases. whore prompt and mmed late action
required and general operation Of the bowels demanded
FIVE TO EIGHT REGULAT0Bs
will produce the most beneficial effects Iv, all Fevers
Scarlet, Typhus, and Boustake from TO three Reg
ulators every hour until free and powerf evacuation
produced.
Railways Regulators are pure safe quick powerful, bu
mild and pleasant in their operation.
Prico Of Radways Regulators 70 cents per box contain
ing 80 Regulators.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS
n, sTABLER CO., Baltimore, Nd.
CHAs. sToTT a co, Washington.
y +. oALLAN, Washington.
W II. GILMAN, Washington.
n. 8. I. OISSEJL, Georgetown, D. q,
COOK PEEL, Alexandra, Va.
Jy2l-iy
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
nR HARRIS's INFIRMARY,
IL NO. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET, .#
BsrwKEN SECOND AND LOMBARD sTxESrs.
~ SAFE AND GPEKDY CURE EFFECTED, Or NO


1srwKKS SECOND AND LOMBARD srxESrs
~ SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTED, Or NO
MONEY REQUIRED.
over twenty years experiences In the treatment Of all
forms OF PRIVATE DISEASES enables DR. HAHRB TO In
SURE sound and speedy in any Of these complans
His remedies are free from disgusng obs, basdm poisonous
eonpounds f mercury aud iurtous drugs, which often
lead 70 s1poss rendering tho unhappy sufferer .vdl
THIS INFIRMARY,
ossbratd throughout the Uuos for the sscta Of
all Glasses Of bscre Diseases In tho shortest time
complAhsd by proper and safe remedies established In
this city over thirteen years ago. RETuor from Quacko
ry NO public notice OF this Institution would be required
were not for the number Of strangers In large city
posed to rosriox from the auring baits Of Mock Doc
roRs who will promise asyg to entcs strangers TO their
wuIrEp skPUIcHpEs afs4
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
may here find certain restorative. The remedies OF Dr.
HARRIS In renovatng the MENTAL AND PowIHs, and
removing all ORGANIC with other evils enteilsd
by certain Secret Habit innocent In action, certein In
effect and unsurpassed by any discovery of the age.
TO FEMALES.
Dr. H. has given particular attention TO female diseases
all Irregularities Nruoss Deran9esnt, CbaSitsionS Weak
1ess, General Debility de- Prompt attention given to let
tsrs, and treatment marked with skill and dsicacy Com
munications sacredly tnuiolGte
Distant persons cured home, by addressing DR. COR
DON HARRIS, Baltimore eters postpaid Medicine sent
in any direction by mail. may 27-1y
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
VEGETABLE or SOAP.

DREPARED By DR.. Marhof of Berlin and analyred and
il recommended by the medical faculty OF that city.
This Soap particularly adapted to the Of diseases Of
the skin, such erupuons, pmples fckss, sunburn,
tan, 10. E- :%a,.
The repeated Of Dr. Marhors Vegetable Oil Soap, will
part to tender whits and youthful appearance 1t viii
also greatly improve the hair by giving darker shade
and glossy lnstre. .t.f
just received By GRAY BALLANTYNE,
esp 2S-n 7th street, abQve 0ddFellows Hall
NAVAL
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

TRKwooD Mco1LL respectfully inform tho citizens
description Of BOOK and JOB PRINTING with nestnsss
and despatch.
xs Pamphlets Cards, Hsndbils, Labels, Bank Chechs,
90, &c, printed at short notice. Also printing In hnoy
colors ~ OFFICE corner Of 9th and streets
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
DIR. KlTTo,s POPULAR CYCLOPEDLA
nf pouulsr Literature,


Of Popular Literature
Ht0NpENsED ffom the larger work Bp John Kitto D.
~ author OF" Pictorial Bible" History Of Palestine
scripture Daily Readings" &C. Asted by numerous dh
tinguishsd Scholars and Dvnes British Continental aud
American. With Numerous illuslrstons. One volume
oetsvo, el2 PIP Cloth, s.; Sheep, % 50.
The popular Biblical Cyclop @da OF 1eraurs s designed
furnish dictionary OF the Bbs smbody!ng the products
OF the bt and most recent researches In boca literature
which the scholars Of Europe and America have been
gagged The work. the resut Of immense labor AMI research
and enriched by the contributions Of writer's OF distinguish
cd sminencs In the various OF ssc
hes bssn universal consent pronounced ths best work
m class sxtan and the best suited 10 the advanced
nowldys OF the present day in all the ndss connected
with theological science.
Ths pictorial illustrations, amounting 70 more than three
hupdrpd are Of the very hig ghost order OF the art
Lsttersfom Hon Thaodore Frsinghuy en- Judge McLten
Edward Everett Robert O. Winthrop smon ana
moro than nfty Of the most distinguished Ministers and
La, men Of different religious demon nations In the ooun
try have been received recommending the work In the
strongest terms as admirably sispt 70 Ministers, Sabbath
scboo Teacher heads Of mmiies and al Bible students
Por sale a GRAY BALLAaTYNE,
sep cs--tr 1th street near oddFsiowR Han.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
ROWAND,s TONIC MIxTUR

ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE
In time.honored and Infalibls Cure for the
FEVER AND AGUE. -
HE second bottle is Of Importance than the
rst for while the FIRST bottle always stops the chs
the SECOND destroys the liability to relapse.
Call and get descriptive circular, gratis Of the Agents,
GRAY & KALLANTYNE,
sop B-u 7th street, above odd-Fellows' Hall.
fNeua1
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
NEW G00Ds-FRRsH ARRIVAL.

EBESoH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN aooDs--sm'
II bramng CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs,
vEsTINGs, and Goods generally
adapted 70 oentsmens wear OF the latest and do
signs and styles, direct from first hands, New York.
Particular attention has bssn paid to the Selection Of ths
above goods which, in addition TO his former STOCK 10
complete and cannot be surpassed
The subscriber Is receiving monthly the latest report
Paris fashions and prepared TO execute for the voses Of
fsshon the best style and finish.
Fts warranted, and goods made up 70 please, By
GEORGE W. HINTON,
Penn. sv, north side, bet AZ and 9th sts.
Also for sale, 10 the trade A. De Lanyf Mstbemstosl
System Of Draughting and Cutting Pantaloons.
1S-u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
GENUINE WELSH FLANNELs,

WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK IN WAsH1Nei
TIME undersigned have this day received the i'm
porters splendid lot Of real premium Welsh Fanpels
warranted not to shrink in washing varying in prices om
81 u cents to 81 per yard.
oct 2-3t CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY $ 60.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05

ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE TALLY-Koi
THE increased demand for these celebrated RAz0Rs has
induced the subscriber to procure dersnt qualities OF
the manufacture TO which be oss the attention Of
thosc who went away disappointed last week, and tho d
generally. -
az Another supply Of HAMPTOS's VEGETABLE
TINCTURE Just received, and psphlss for circulation
gratis, at WIMBRs,
sspD 9th street, near Louieiapa avenuo
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-05
BANK OF THE UNION,

Broton's Mar6te Bu,tdtng, Washington, u. c.,
TONTINUES to collect and discount approved Drafts
upon the several Departments Of Government buys
and sells all kinds of Uncurrent Money at best rates. sells
drafts tho principal cities throughout the country and In
fact trausacts General Banking business Prompt re.
turns made for all collections in such funds the parties
for whom collected may DESIRE
Ag- The highest market prices paid for LAND WAR
RANTS at all times
B. Tho public assured that notwithstanding the at
tempt Of interested parties to di.parags the circulation Of
pal Bank Brokers In New York, Philadelphia, baltimore,
and Washington low Of discount other notes
smanating from Washington.
RH GALLAHER, President
SAMUEL W. MARsH, Ceahier.
aug 20 News