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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
PUBLIC NOTICE!
RP Townsend abandoned the Field !
THE WAR ENDED!

This ysgDs who sought to make the people 0see ms
sar.spariiIa original has finally aoNno0he " n'u "
selling his iu meas some STRANGERS bshs GOWN"
~ h ipivo Of warning against the better judgment and
of the people last disposed oil mis- eus
retired from the contest, thus virtually admitting all
that publications AFTER accusing 'he ou
nr Of selling the use for 81 week. and getting
nm fze and respecting the Old Drs original Recipe
80; "a ssSuce one of our workmen disclose to him
L,lod-, If the OLA Recipe by offering SIS hgh a.
clal. after making tempting offers to the oo "
hins.E ct HOUSES LANDS. MONEY and PAhr"A
counsel Horace Dresser and Van Petite leA
-sar,son skiraan Co. and ever TO s. p lo"nsehu
with hi. Recipe an him make sarsapara so as NOT
=, SOUR RMENT and BURST the BOTTLES. After IL
bela. Of FIRM calling us set phPFih
spsd other hard names he has hnaS thrown W
she heavy load to carry ana
BURDEN ppon the shoulders Of some slKA
whom lie take his place under the preteneS A
they could make money by the operation
These STRANGERS va understand intend placing some chem
~ nas on the bottles redeem it from its past character
Tor SoURING and PREVENTING, which is really the
highest the truth Of all we have hereto
fore said II it. is VIRTUAL CONFESSION that 1t
neither ade bv chemist heretofore. had the advan-
ts-es Of science lis manufacture VIII not the
Pc pie VOW see position and habus in calling s Ps
article good medicine'
Bu confess all the rassality FORMERLY displayet
i. nothing these STRANGERS in placing upon the
bottles of chemist, for EFFECT while at th
zane time Sarsap2rilla is made after the FORMULA
S p. Townsend's Recipe
II the Recipe is CHANGED, then it becomes ANO
TIER ARTICLE, aad should be called the STRAIN
GERS SARSAPARJLLA or by some other distinctive ap
feIation. Come out, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS an
chow your hands. public know whether in
tend make s. p. Townsend's SoURlNG, FERNENTlNt
COMPOUND with the of a chemist on the label 10
purposes whether making another and to
tally article, but intend putting up in s Ps bot
ties with his labels signature, &c. and thus selling it unde
false coors The fact Of sticking chemists name OIL
49, Lo,tla cha , Fha
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
CHICAGO BRASS & BELL FOUNDRY.
Fl. W. RINCKER,
NO. l9e RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO,
Also ON Canal Sircct nr,rnsite Eos, Planinr Mil

NO. lse R7ND OLPH STREET, CHICAGO,
Also on Canal Street opposite Foss Planning Mill
TEHHE Proprietor of this Establishment prepared TO
ii Cast Bells of all sizes He would particularly invite
those who wish to purchase Church Bells those his
manufacture. His bells will be sold reasonable
theycan be purchased from the East from Agents
Eastern establishments They will be sold cheaper in fact
because he can make as good bell that will give large
volume of sound those eastern manufacture with
fourth less weight OF metal and this proportion OF money is
thus saved in the purchase of his Bells He them
TO break for year with proper usage should
fail not prove 10 be good represented may be
turned 10 his Shop and be made good without expense
the purchaser 10y rcast; or be replaced by new one.
one should break any tine during his life, he will rcas II
Tor half the expense of casting Western people will the
advantage IN dealing with western man and paironZnS
western interests.
the Chicago Mechanics Institue-he last Fair awarding
hin gold medal The following is copy of the report of
the committee the Bell submitted for inspection
Fair of May, 1850:
Article II, Glass No. G, Church Bells
bell OF 1iO pounds by II. w. Rncker of this city, is
well made and smooth casting II exhibits great degree
of skill in its manufacturer has admirable and
throwsa greater volume of sound than any bell of its size
trial had between the above bell and manuC
ell by Mr. Mcnee of Troy N Y, the latter being cousc
crahly the heavier of the tWO955 pounds The
for ringing Mr. Rnckers bell temporary and by far in
fcror to that of Mr. Meneely's Notwithstanding which we
believe that there but little difference in the distance that
the two bells could be heard and that the Mr.
ers bell by far the most pleasing 10 the Gold
Medal was awarded TO Mr.. Rincker.
The above Is a true copy of the Report
| G. R. SLOAT Secretary.
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute
NJ Rncker also prepared 10 do all kinds Brass work
casting and furnishing, short notice and in good sy
such machinery magnetic machines
soda fountains pumps, stop-cocks oil globes etc etc
! Also heavy Copper wook for all purposes.
Ola Brass and Copper purchased, and taken in exchange
| for bells, atthe market prices.
Chicago, le5l
| q orders may be left in Kenosha with E. RIrDD mr.
at The office of the Telegraph. 3
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For Sale or Exchange.

Farm Of $50 adjoining the village OF Harrison,
Winncbago CO.. Illinois, will be sold cheap, exchanged
for Resl Estate in this city or county.
This vilagcis the Pccatonic River ten miles from Be
oii ockton and from she proposed Chicago and
alena Railroad Ihas She best the whole
river FIGURING MIL saw Mil and other machinery, are
already in operation.
Eighty acres Farm fenced into three lots There
il good frame house and barn. and orchard Of bearing
the premises one corner Of the farm touches he
rver the sholela beautifully and every oois capable
ofcultiyHiiOn.
portion ofthe Fnrm can be laid out into village lots
and Gs Harrison Is In The midst Of Of richest and
thriving portions Of Illinois, there IS every prospect Of
large village growing UP. Apply TO
kenOsha, October 10. VI. Z BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
NEW ARRIVAL OF
GOODS.

yEvEIE Subscriber just receiving direct from New York
a his Falland Winter Stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots
and shoes, &C.. &c.
Among his Stock Of DRY GOODS, NAV be found 5000
yards Mcrrmac, Cochcco Phillip Allen and Sprague Prints.
Merros, Lyoncse, Cashmeres and Apaccas striped fig
urcd ind plain.
De LANES OF various prices and qualities.
AESO--Afcw very desirable patterns of silk Goods
BIeached and Brown Sheetngs and Shirtings
All Woodland Canton Flannes, Linseys
A few Bay state Shawls from large to very small.
French, American and English BroGdcoths.
Cassimcres ofthe latest Parissyles.
SaLnc.. Twecds and Fuid Cloths. Cashmere Gloves of
all Sizes and In fact almost every article usually keptn
Dry Goods Store.
Giro 0o1 o3o
Young Hyson Tyson skin, Black Teas of superior Quail
ties.
New Orleans, Muscovndo and Porto Rico Sugars:
Crushed, Pulverzed and stewart Coffee and Lemon SUI
gnrs; Stewards No. pale Syrup; Porto Rico and Sugar
House do, and moasses.
Old GovernmentJava I.agnira and Rio Coffee;
\ very superior article of pressed Cigars;
Soda, Saleratus, Table Salt, Rice;
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco in bulk; and other
articles TOO tedious to mention.
y The above Goods riH be sold for CASH cheap as
any House west Of Buffalo.
kenush8, Oct22. Ll- w. p WATTLES.
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In addition to the above 300 packages were sold by Jas
NJ. Corse; $50 by Dr. A. Pggot; 300 by Edward Brooks
1872 by Bacon Hyde; 200 by John Bundng; - by Dr.
Willing; IS by DR.. Dpnnldson and 300 by W. " Kirk
patricwhich, together with the sales by wholesale
agents prove that this article is altogether superior to any
other remedy ever offered for Consumption.
Price One Dime per Roll Rolls for - cents; or 81 PEI
boz. liberal discount made to Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas.
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for use 4
handsome engraving Of the Scottish Coat Of Arms and the
writtcnsgnaure of Hamilton Wade. proprietor lis on the
outside wrapper OF each roll and package.
Messrs. BARNARD, BRO. & Co, Wholesale Druggists
Ii1 Main Street ST. Louis, Mo, the General Agents.
Orders from the Country applications for agency drcc
ted To them, will meet with prompt attention ly-50
For sale at ken0sha by +. Robinson, ana
SGrkweGthPr d Co.
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FOR SALE.
AItA FOR SALE.

one OF the best Farms in the Town Of Somers Ker ohA
Co.. miles from kcno.ha, and miles from Racine Con.
tanning 257 All enclosed and divided into
lent parcels. 100 broke up, and 60
i'll crops, ard 65 into Good
~ Frame House md large Barn.
avery desirable Farm who wishes 90 gointo thC
Stock business. Apply 80 a. YULE on the premises,
OTtO j. BOND, kenOsha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
RoU GALE

VWyHE Farm commonly known % the Mount arm, in the
n Town Of Somer-. on the Burlington road-Occupied
by Ephram Perkins containing $50 acres2DO acres IN
der fence, and 100 acres Oftimber.
The buildings and ore rstrate, and in good
order-with orchard admirably adapted
farm.
ALSO-for sale a farm Of 81 acres near Richmond {:
with good Improvements well waiered and good orchard
Apply to Z. Perkins the first mentioned premises
Oct. q 81, Kenoshs. J. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
AUCTION SALE.

TEVE Subscriber vilattend e. the sale by Auction NJ
Reel Estate. and alIkinds Of Merchandise Furniture
and oil kinds Of Personal Property at his on
Main opposite Sykes Bullens5sore, or Of oihe'
w. II. SCOTT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
DIR. STOR.U'S CELEBRATED SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY.

DOhercby certify, that the following is correct state
men of the amount of our sales of the preparation known
as Dr. Stor~ Sector Cough CANDY, prepared from his
take pleasure in saying that il has given general as
faction 60 those Of our CUSTOMERS who have used it
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16

for Whcccr Patent Railway Chain Horse Power and over
shot Thrher and separator hich have received the pre-
Wigm all the principal state Fairs together with county
exhibitions in different >t1ieS
The two Horse Power Machines will thrcsh rom 2l0 10
30 bushels fWheai per day ice that quantity Of oats
The above Machines manufactured from the best
terals, and warranted 81 give good satisfaction
We also manufactured order all kinds Of Castings, hea-
v and light.
= Turning and Ro.ng ofIron lone 20 order.
kenoshs June IL, 1851.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

TIVE undersigned wshe. l. call the attention ofthe cH
zenS ofkhNpSHN AND VICINITY, 10 the fact IAa
he IS now manufacturing
BOOTS y SHOES,
~ crsry s.y!s and name in tic nsI!ss ana NOS.
substantial manner.
III has also ~ hand large and rlrJ ts4nzrNE~r
CLANCY Shoes, GsujIcr~, slips &c, r,r thc In
dt Hud $50 which hr has proc Irc rrsSly
markell Hnd which he viii sell "a thy terms
FOR CASH.
70 wishes 20 In particularly unperstood lrai the work
vh. 81. .s '.c'aresis pat together upon honor" 4
49,. { -r..- y. ~ j. ptcifIlly solicited.
s5 Sop 10 She corner OF Msjn MarketS;rec;s.
DAVID SRODMAN.
3.sg -. ~.
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ALSO FOR SALE

ALSO FOR SALE.
Ninety Acres in the Town Pleasant Prairie 5mlesfrom
Kenoshh all fenced and IS under Log Houss
and Orchard on the premises.
will be sold bargain. Apply 90 Jas KELLY, Onihs
premises, J. BOND, kenOshn.
ala
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16

Persons wishing TO purchase Real Estate shsr in the
city or country, cannot do better han 20 call upon
J. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16

UMISTORY Of the Churches Of Wisconsin, In CONNECTION
with the wisconsin Convention, BY hevStePhen Fees
Price Is cents. For sale at KlNG's BooksIoHE'
EwIBLEs Of every Kind suitable for Pulpit and Fanny
IA - o. DO u KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
A Host of Physicians,

to make trial Of this noble medicine the DRUGGISTS with
n"bcness. added their testimony It's
excellence and surpassed efficacy. with them came
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
A Fountain of Sweet Waters,
Solid, Unbroken, Phalanx,

or hey have that is good. And
though this enough convince every doubtful
mind and cause the ENTIRE POPULATION in one
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
HATS AND CAPS

ctrRfyG Styles for 1851, just received Also iss'
y nj Of Boys cts snd Caps. going log lm eetn'
the,ign clthe Zig HsI. :. r l'"e4OON'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
SlAHeSAH0AEsYHE1A,
Every Class of Persons

MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN, speak in the most exalted
terms its medicinal power and virtue. LAWYERS and
JUDGES. CLERGlNEN Of all denominations, MEMBERS
Of Congress Of Legislatures Ncmcn engaged in
Literary pursuits and STUDENTS at Colleges and other
schools the Mocha MIC, tie ARTISAN LADIES in the
highest walks Of life and those humble cirUn the
poor the high and the low, apply to this medi
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
NE INSURANCE

kcnosha, Wis, 1851.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-08-14
Generals Quitman and Scott.
General Quitman has come out with
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.

| DhLTiMOhEs aug. 4.
General Quitman has come out with a
card, in relation to his conversation on
the character of General Scott, in which
he substantially corroborates all that has
been asserted of that conversation. He
praises Scott as general-says that the
Southern Wings have doue him injustice,
and declares he is not the man to be ruled
by Seward or anybody else.
But four arrivals from below since our
last: the Martha, Sunday Nominee, Mon
day, and Excelsior and DIR. Franklin last
evening. The Mail Company have pur-
chased the Badger State and Black Hawk,
beth of which will be up next week.
The Galena Jeifersonian has petered
out" as they say down in the mines.
This is ominous. Efforts are making
among its late friends in 10 Daviess coun-
ty to get it on its legs again. We hope
they may succeed for it was doing more
good to the Scott cause in the North West
than any other journal, save the Mime
sofa Democrat.
Gen. Pierce has Our best wishes for
his success.-LondOn Times.
No doubt! Gen. Rail had your best
wishes for his success too, at Chippewa
and Lundy's Lane!
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2;.34
ZO1
National MteUigencer.
Cash Ready.

The London Times says that Gen.
Pierce will, if elected, be valuable
practical ally TO the commercial policy Of
Manchester and Birmingham. That is a
broad hint that British money ought to be
expended freely at this election, in order
to insure from the United States "na-
tional sanction and inviolable establish
ment of the principles Of free trade. y
So, gentlemen, on the other side! John
Bull is ready to put up the cash to help
out the chances of Gen. Pierce. He
will stand fat assessment for the ex-
penses of the canvass. The mill-owners
and iron-mongers of Britain have des-
perate stake in the issue, and long more
earnestly to beat Scott than did Gen.
Rail OH the eve of that heroic fight at
Lundy's Lane. Let them have a chance,
then, to prove their interest by material
aid toward electioneering for the British
candidate.-N Y. Tribune.
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CE RTIFIC ES.


l have used the "Pesiguagomik" re-
as well ecacous medicine in all arrangements
of the Bowels, have known. Il has, t, my know
edgc several valuable lives in most obstinate
of Cholera Morbus, Dysentcry, &c.
st. Paul, May %, 1852. c. W. BORUP.
This may certify that have used the
Vegetable Compound Astringent prepared by Mr.. E. F.
Ety. In faiy and have found 1t to be the best by far
of any thing the kind have used. In in
stance, doses cured obstinate of Cholera Nor
bus. single individual should be without this valu
able medicine, particularly in country where the Diar
' CuA'S II. CAKES.
Having used this preparation in my
family, checrfully join Mr.. oaks In the above
tiicaie Of its virtues.
St. Paul, May "a, 1852. ALEX. RAMSEY.
take pleasure in being able 10 state
that have used in my family, Mr.. Ely's COMPOUND As
cess; and especially last summer in case of summer
complaint in infant OF mine some nine months old and
che ,rfuiIy rrcomman nd its use to the public.
st. Paul, May, "a, 1862. WIN. HENRY FORBES.
have used the Indian Compound As
trnsent Tonic, myself and in family, and found
it effective, especially In cases Of children teethng, and
active and safe remedy for all Bowel Com
plants. A. II. FRENCH.
ST. Paul, August 1, 1851.
have used the Indian Compound As
trngent and Tonic prepared by Mr. Edmund F. Ety. and
found immediate relief; and cheerfuIy recommend It
As speedy and sure cure for diseases Of the bowels
st. Pani, May "a, 1852. H. MASrERSoN.
I certify that have used the Indian
Tonic, called Pesiguagomk," and recommend the
in its cure. j. j. NOAH.
August, 1851. 36me
- All orders for the above Medicine should be ad
dressed to Y. F. Ely, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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APpoRrIoNMENr OF REPRESENTATION.
In the House Of Representatives on
Thursday, the apportionment bill which
passed the Senate some time since, was
passed as it came from the latter body
The action of Congress in the premises
was rendered necessary on account of
the accidental destruction of a portion of
the population returns of California, bv
fire, as in their absence it was impossible
for the Secretary Of the Interior to make
the apportionment according TO the pro-
visions of the law of 23d OF May, 1850.
Under the act Of Congress just passed,
the whole number OF Representatives
will be two hundred and thirty-lour, dis
tributed as follows:
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Grammar School,

l HE unders gned, having been for ma
in 81. Panl for that purpse, has determined open
permanent lnstitu ion of learning in Temperance Han, on
Monday the 9Th If August.
His School will be Conducted strictly upon the Classic
cntin system, now adapted, AMI universally approved
in most of the East and Middle States.
The exercises for the present quarter viii be follows
MORNING.
1st Reading half hour--two cla SIS.
I'd. Grammar one hou,-whole school.
81. Recess ift-rn minutes.
4th. Geography on line maps hour--whu,e school
9th. Spelling half hour-iwo classes.
AFTERNOON.
LIST. Ariihm tic onr h"ur--:wo classes.
81. Writing half hDur--whoie school.
4th. Rea:ing half hnur-twn classes.
9th. Mrn:a. Arithmetic fifteen minutes
9Th. Spelling half hou--wu CLASSES
Pupils expected to be prompt in their attendance
and fully prepared for all the studies pursued by Them
which will be determined by parents.
Terms, $500 per quarter.
GEORGE II. SPENCER.
n. b. Female Teacher will take charge of a class Of
small children.
Composition, Determinations, and a lecture by the
Principal or some other gentleman. sme of the
u-a sciences, adapted the capacity of the Young, will
be given every Friday O'clock F. NJ. to which the
public are respectfully invited. G. HIS
SAINT PAUL, July 30 1852.
Mr.. G. II. SPENCER,
Dear Sir: II affords pleasure TO
learn That You contemplate establishing school, the
system Of regular classification pupils. The plan which
you have exhibited to me Is which be
adapted for majority of the scholars in this place.
II ping that You may be properly rewarded for your
labUrs, believe ME to be
Very respectfully,
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h.. DEATH FROM DRINKING LIaUoR ON
A WAGER.-We learn from Philadelphia
that two young men from Moyamensing,
named VIM. Gallagher and Anthony Nc
Call, drank off more than pint Of liquor
each, for wager, on Saturday night, and
Gallagher died Monday morning from the
effects,
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Real Estate.

49, offer property situated In the town OF Is>A
49, ST. Pau, and its immediate vicinity, tor M
~ sale extremely low for cash. The terms III
10 are such as do not often present themselves
TO tine capitalist or man Of moderate 10 invest mon
ey in prosperous and rapidly growing town and It's vctn
y. Among various prty have TO DISPOSE OF are the
flIouinn viz: dwelling house and several lots Of land
In central part of Paul, with abundant supply Of
ceent water; also, small house adjoining. with this
property will sold about ten Of land with
large and thrifty growth vf wooda great object now
the Sioux land cannot at least at presents supply
with fuel until in market.
/ have also for sale number OF five acre lots with
growing timber, situated ami the Immediate vicinity
Of public roads and not over q mile from st. Paul.
The above property will be sold such low terms for
cash. that the purchaser Immediately sell again
advance. For sale time-prices will be prop,tonably
higher. Apply 10 HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Third street, corner OF Cedar,
43H ~ to r. p. HOYT, 81. Paul.
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"Indian Compound As,rinsent and Tonic.''
THE materials Of this medicine are en-
l. tirely vegetable, indigenous to Minnesota, and well
known the lnans by whom they have been from
time immemorial, with invariable success.
The Proprietor confidently md this medicine
to the pubic, as a CERTAIN, SAFE, and PLEASA Mt
cure for Cholera Morbus DiarrhRa, Dysenie ~. and
all diseases of the Bowels 1t affords almost
Gus relief in grpinss cramps, and ordinarily
effects q complete cure in six or eight hours.
To Boamen. Rafmen, Lnmbermcn. and all pr
travelling the river, this medicine is invaluable.
Our citizens gong below, during the summer months
should fail to provide thenselve, with il.
The "Pes qua -0mik' must OF derive its rep,r-
testimonials OF those who have trial
OF ii.
4 !. Please read carefully the annexed certificates.
Prepared by e. F. ELY, St. Panl.
And for sale at the bookstore of LEDUC ROHRER,
and at W. II. FORBES Minnesota Store, st. Paul. Also,
the Minnesota Bookstore, St Anthony. and Churchill
Nelson, Saltwater. Also, at the Drug Store Of Hichcox
Il Axteii, ST. Paul.
a. Price Fifty Gents per Bottle..H
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The policy of the Democracy is per-
manent and uniform.-BuH. Cour.
Especially in New Hampshire, where
the Courier's sham democracy" refuses
TO abolish the religious test.
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MARRIED,

In Chriss Church, St. Paul, the 11th Of August b.
the Rev. Timothy Wilcoxson, Mr.. JOHN W. DOWNER
to Miss ABBA PALMER.