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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

ELIZCR WRIGHT, Editor. CHAs. LIST, 4ssistan. Ed
FTNHE DAILY COMMONWEALTH contains more rea
l. ding matter, and and fresher NEWS, than any
other Boston paper Is Independent in every thing and
neutral in nothing. Ills regousy conservative OF all good
institutions and radically destructive towards all bad
Ii is the only paper in the metropolis of New England
which advocates Free Soil, the Repeal OF the Fugitive
Slave Law and the union of free people throughout the
world for the defence of Liberty every where.
TERMS:
DAnY-(sundays excepted S. a year, invariably in
advance City subscribers II cents per week, payable
the carriers ST per annu payable in advance at the
office.
WEEKI.Y-sa,urday mornings, 81 year in advance.
Clubs ordering three copies to address So 10 copies
SIS; 20 copies S25; 30 copies $50.
{ y .4H Postma,ters are .fgents.
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Blank Books.

complete assortment Of Blank Account Books ruled
70 a the various patterns in and full and half bound
IN the most substantial manner and durable STYLE Russia
Ca or Seep manufactured OF the best paper either med
nm, deny or cap, full assortment Ledeers Journals.
Day Books Invoice Letter, Sales Cash. order Receipt
Record Books Alsoa great variety of Miniature, Mem
or8ndun Time and Pass Books TO which the attention Of
purchasers particularly invited Feeling assured that
ms department my stock is not 10 be surpassed either
quality or price. Town, school, Private Libraries
piled on the most liberal terms. The Public generally are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine my Stock viii al
ways be ready for examination.
SIMEON KING.
kenosha December 1851,
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For Sale or Exchange.

Farm of $50 adjoining the village of Harrison
Wnnebago Illinois, will sold cheap, or exchanged
for Real Estate in this city county.
This village Is the Piccaonc River ten miles from Be
lott from ROckton and from the proposed Chicago and
Galena Railroad has the best power on the whole
river FIGURING Mill, Saw Mill, and other machinery, are
already in operation.
Is good frame house and barn. and orchard bearing
trees on the premises OF the farm touches
river; the whole lays beautifully, and every capable
Ofcu.vaon.
portion Of the Farm be laid into village lots
and % 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, 81. J. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27
AMERnAN HOIEL,

Il THE Subscriber hereby ofrrra 10 le: he Tavern
- stand In ~ she - i~yurr4~ T~~ptr.., g
I:=sI HousE, situated in kenosha cry Wtscotssn %,
Term oi years. The location ol this stand and
he oefoi patronage always extended 30 this Esb heu
IL sufficient recommendation FOR further particulars en-
q'Ii;e Of the Subscriber tn PREMISE
CHARLES L. BOARDHAS.
ke1osha, Nov. p, 81. 21-tf
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1852. 1852.
HARDWARE
AND
50 "a % " ID g
HALE & TOvvSEEE,

HALE s. T0vVSEEE,
.M4LN STREET, KENOSIf.4, WISCONSIN:
a RE now receiving their Spring Stock OF HARDWARE
"a AND STON ES ofevery kind and variety that kept
in any Establishment of the kind which we vilise CAea-
per than has ever been offered in this City We have on
hGnd the following splendid assortment Of COOKING
STOVES, all Of Albany Castings, and Warranted TO stand
Fire and Bake well, sale.
OLD IRON SIDES,
With Sliding Hearth and Ash Pan underneath
This Stove took the FIRST RENIUM at She last STATE
FAIR held Albany Fail, and pronounced by those
that have used them TO be the BEST STOVE IN THE
HORLD -!
w LOAN ART IGHT,
Very Heavy Castings.
BELLE OF TIRE STATE,
Large oven extending under the Hearth.
A beautiful pattern QI-EEs OF THE FOREST, Ele
oven, which beats anything the Kind in the mar
kct.
IRON WITCH,
Brick Oven with Furnace in front, which every bod say
Is perfect In every respect
WESTERN WITCH,
4 new pattern large Oven, and beautiful Casting
WOOLsON'S PATENT AIR-TiGHT, a beautiful Stove:
Ransoms Premium Castings, all sizes Warranedto stand
Fire. We manufacture
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron, Of erery dcscrip-
ton, by experienced Workman.
It's not necessary TO mention articles have on hand
All ask of hose wishing to purchase Is 10 call and
amino stock and PRO and be satisfied that
telling the truth.
II We wiH not be aHdersoId by any EsiaJ-
LShment IN the STATE.
Don't Forget the New Hardware store {!
GEO. w. HALE,
GEO. N. TOWSLEE.
T.h-
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PAIN

the warning given nf the presence OF disease and ohe
disarrSnGenCt of the and muse liar s!em IN
order disease and rid tho system entirely of s
first desiderstum lie 60 stop She painrene en
she energyinvigoratc 10 healthy ncoa The fnc
lions and sccscons of every organ IN tie system this
accomplish by the marvellous Strengthening cleansing III
vigor0nG and powerful pSn soothing properties of Rad
woys Ready Relief No what ;hc cf psir may
hc- afScs from nervous rrOSlraton muscular debility
disbursement OF the functions of the liver orsecreons OF
the skin, whether il be rheumatism, neuraCia sick
vous headache. nervous irrahy, spHsmodic affections
crnmpS, diarrhaa bowel complaints, chilIs and cl,.
whether il originates from interim! arrangements or cN
nal injures-Kadway's Read! Relief taken internally ard
applied externally will speedily and eGCctalb sop te
Diu and cure is cause
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

Persons wishing TO purchase Real E.tG, either In the
city or county, canno; 10 better than to call upon
J. BOND
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

GtLOyEs rud lIosiery-au extensive s,ocka:
SW NJ. M.G. COS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27
II doth bcstride his narrow world
Like Colossus, and we petty men
Walk under its huge legs and peep about
80 find ourselves dlshnnorable graves!


/ Tug RIcHr STIEIr bct1reen the t,ro grea! Ma
England through her foreign Secretary
has apolo2Ized TO our country for the insult tC
the American Flag in the firing on the Prone
theus. Earl Granville, in his letter to the Amer
lean ambassador, says with magnanimity wor.
thy of all praise:
"The undersigned has now 10 state to MI
Abbot Lawrence the American Minister, FOL
the information OF his government, that her Maj
csty governmcntfully approve of the vice ad-
mFal's conduct in this matten and they entirely
disavow the act Of violence by the commander
of the Express, and also the rC2usi,on Of Her
Majrsty's consul, under which The commander
acted, so far as he acted, by any authority deriv-
ed from the British crown. Under these circum-
stances, her Majesy's government have 10 hest
ta;ion in Altering IN ample apology for that which
they consider to have been an iutracton of treaty
engagements; and hcr Najesty'S goycrEncn, do
without loss of tire, and immediately upon
receipt OF the official intelligence above alluded
To-, ina-muCh as in their opiIiion IL u0u!d b. I'm
tcorfhY Of The g0rcrnma~t u u great nation, IL
hcSi.ate aboW making die rcpGra1on when the
acts of their subordinate authorities have been
such rs not to admit of justification.
as her Maj"stys government have full con-
lidcncc that the government ottho United States
j. actuatcd BY similar feeling, they hore that
this mutual couiidci CO will induce each other, in
all cases q such disputes ard until due time has
elapsed fr the necessary explanations 20 be re-
cciycd, to deter taking any steps which might ng
gruyaie the original difficulty.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27
SDellcd Joints.

II you have pain in the Bocs, swecd joints weakness o.
the musCle~f you have sprhinci limb swcllcd leg, hru
sed head or If you burn scnd youratfRad
Ready Relief Kill take OUT the tire, Is" pain
and swelling give strength and energy to the muscles and
/ enrrlY free from pGin.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

complete assortment constantly hand and ready foI
sers
Paper, Pencils States Portfolios, Fancy and Common
InkSiands, Crayons, Mathematical instruments. great
variety OF sizes patterns and qualities Of Buff, White, Let
eF, Document, Note, and Card Envelopes, &C, &C.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

MATERIALS FOR j RtvoLU rIoN IN ANY PART
OF TIE WoRLp.-A curious letter, from George
Law, is published i'll the New York RoruLI, in
rcply TO some comments about the purchase Of
arms fur KoSsuth's scheme Of revoutionizing
Hungary. The following portion Of il is coy
led, tor the singular facts which Il disc!oscs:
My purchase from the government of the
United States Of one hundred and fifty thousand
mu9kctS, and my owning several millions OF bail
cartridges, has been several times alluded to, and
it has been stated that the musktts are worth
less and were condemned, and sccond-handcd, '
and that have sold them to Governor kossuth
FIR s. piece, &c There is not a word of truth
in the s:atcmentthat any of these musketS baye
been sold to Governor hossuth, or any body else,
for hungary.
The contract he aNulos g. is with other par
tics, and tor mu>kctS that cannot be equal 10
ours. Ours are new and in good order. of the
best manufacture, accompanied with full accOu-
frement~, boxed up and in store. ready to be
shipped at moments notice, with several mil
lions ofroundsot ball cartridges They were made
by American frcCmon, and vii. notbe sold for any
price, to any bat those who Wil use them in the
cause OF freedom IN Europe. A large supply OF
infantry equipments of all kinds, and artillery,
DRAGONS, and rlemen, and of ropes for traitors,
can be furnished at the shortest notice also
cannon, &c, &c, for sea service; and whilst
rcpel your attack on my property, | may as
we'll make this note advertisement for It's sale.
So you may separate whatever you regard as
proper by way Of defence, from that which may
DC considered a. advertising. and send your i
to my office, West street, for payment.
/ In addition to what have enumerated, above,
you may state that | stand ready to furnish, on
reasonable terms, at the shortest notice the fast
est steamships in the world, or the fastest sail
ing ship in the world, fully armed and equipped,
with cannon ;hat will reach farther than any now
in use, and manned by men that canno; be cap
turcd by any on earth. An agreement will be
made TO deliver all the "Pers0nHsl and m,aterle.'
of war above mentioned, at any given point.
anywhere in the world. l desire you TO give
this an Insertion in your European edition. and
seiti copy to VI Mazzn, to Gen. Cavairnac,
and to Gen. Garibaldi, and request the London
Times, and Ga!,4nzri, and NanHe,r. Of Paris,
to copy it, and seEd the bill to the Herald office
for payment.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27
Chill Fever.
Bad breath.

One easpoonful 0f Rndwhys Reads Rcllcftakcn tho
FIRST symptoms Of Chls, and batho the head, neck and
shoulders there any pain eSpcerced, and will
ly prev Int Chill FOver.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

EJ The following Letter from California we
coov from the Grand Rapids Enquirer. 1t is
from the pen of Mr. Winsor who formerly did bu-
.iness in this city. We should think that any man
Of common sense would be apt to think twice be-
fore he concluded TO go to that place of torment
But it is the peculiar nature Of the California fe-
yer to di4color the eyes so that every thing which
I. seen when looking in particular direction as
sumes yellowy appearance and the poor vic
tin "goes off, seeing nothing but yellow" and
dreams of nothing but the clink of GOLD. Aw-
mi deluson
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27
HEAIIrY.

Complexion richly tinted with st Alaod Of !.qa;h,
Win skin pure and h.ir Iar.au marble
soft and >wccta as thctragr.l. t..-,...
Teeth ~ sound and white ;I lbs r,
Breath uf swcctc, frngianr., nla't ,rra-.,tint,
With flowing riu.lr:s and -.u.-, .....
LuXuran rcs,"s dancing gracefully Ger The war NO
~ dark rcpslsyc spots ;ornar.hc rlr.-. r picture,
or 10 east duh shadows DER l,aar, = master piece.
Ral~ay's NeGica"d SOAP.
Composed OF he most delicious, and fragrant gems
OfcN:rHCt-, oils md costly e-t.urC~-
Ofiowcra. ,oot-. trees aud oriental plAn.s,
Possessing wohGrous virtues DER skin diseases.
To The Complexion il imgqrts Beauty.
BY cleansing the skin from al cr1p,iye ma'tnr,
Makes clean tie pore, gives gc'lon 10 ne capilarcs,
BY which al poisonous huuor- arc cc.rd,-
And hcal'iy nc'luu to IEC skin rc.lrrri.
To the tech IL gives Vhicrcs- and l,cr,us dccnv
II makes ihc skin s0H, sweet and smooth.
Transforms The most rePul~iyc and -h.-cd ,lsace,
To "a clear and beautiful complexion.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

BY bathing externally the cords of the neck and spine
will hen the spine. We have known many cases
Poserior and Anterior Curvature Of hc spine be entire
cured and the dsgued object regain his proper shape
by the use Of lIadway' s Pellet
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27
ALSO FOR SALE.

ANU VI- T-tIII.
N'Tc'r t~~ in II" Town Ut rlaasnri Prairie miles from
keuo-h. all fenced ard - unicrcrpI-. Log House
and Drchh-d On lhe prrmi-cS.
Twin he -"d Al bar ain. apply TO JAS KILL = on tlc
premises orto j. bond, k,uosha
July -, 81.
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CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS

Purchase Railways Rcndy Relief only Of HE authorized
agents. whose nanes are ntrcl in the paper our rnNr
purchasing awaI ask e. see it, Price 80 and - cents g
bottles.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

Heart Burns; Sour StomHch Faturry Wind &c, nro
quickly CURED by dose Of Railways Ready Relief, taken
lut
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27
Jumping Toofhache cured in one second.
Painful Nrhings.

All aches and pains, back ache tooth ache face nche
ache, stomach pain in the limbs, the muscles the bones
the feet the head and The arms Railways Ready Relic
will instantly cure,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

All persons having claims against Serene Fisk which
crued before h July last requested - present them
10 =. Judsun before the First day oi March
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

FESuE Subscriber would take mis- method TO INFORM his
IA friends and the public that he may still be found
the old and well known Establishments which he offers
flIr sn.. tht. cnInIIy Snrlr- nA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
Aiming In SelfDefence.

The New York papers complain sadly
Of the lawless condition f'their city. The
Times rre6zes long list Of Sunday riots,
fights. sta5bings, and other outrases, with
The following remarks:
We understand that the demand for re-
volvers, bowie-knives, and other deadly
weapons, has been steadily and rapidly on
the increase Tor few weeks past, until it
has excited attention AMI rema1.: from
nearly al who observe the extensive bu-
siness going on at the shops where such
things arc sold. Since the close of tho
Mexican war there has been no such de-
mand for weapons in this city. The cause
of this rush to tie pistol marts is found in
the notorious and dissraceful fact that
there is no security for life and property
i'll this city, except so far as one may be
able to defend himself The insane, de-
moniac spirits of Rowdyism and Rum rule
the city. The gangs Of wrctches who
acknowledge no ruler but brute force, and
no law but knives and gunpcwder, are
completely masters in some parts of the
town, and the magistracy and executive
authority, down to the most insignificant
s'ation-house door-keeper, stand in fear
and trembling before these rufians, SUBJ
nit to their demands for money, liberate
them from prison, hush up complaints
against them, and act in just such man
ner as the yillains dictate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
Nems cn0 Notions.

To any inqulrin2 what they shall do for
cough and cold, We would say. read the
following certificate, which has been
signed BY one hundred OF the first House
of DrUogis's IN ihIs country, TO lay before
the public their estimate ct good meds
cine. They are all men of the first class
and OF the ,iignes, character, whose expe-
and business leads hem 10 know, and this
is their opiuon:
ave The undersigned. Wholesale Drug
gisis. having been long acquainted with
Ayers Cherry Pec,oral. hereby certify our
belief That it is he besr and most efectual
remedy Tor Pulmonary Complaints ever
offered to the American People. And we
would from our knowledge of its compost
ton, and extensive usefulness, cordially
commend it to the afflicted as worthy ,hsl r
confidence, and with the firm convic,lon
that ii will d, for their relief all that medi-
cine can do"
Plt,>bur., June i2.-The agents Of the
Post Office Department have been &C lively
engaged Tor several days in endeavorinc
10 frrre, ont the perpetrators OF the recent
mail robber,es, and vcsiert,v succeeded
IN asr->'irs Joseph Chanpbeli. brake.
man on the Pennsylvania railroad. and
his two bnl hefs. aud bringing them TO
this city. The mails robbed were fhcse
despatched from this city To the East, on
the 6 h and h inst, and il Is supposed
that upwards Of 500 600 IN checks and
draft. were -,h!en 4 number Of these
checks and drafts were found in the ros
session OF he accused.
New York, June ii Letters received
in This civ by the brig Lowber, from Ii
IBERIA, report that GOODNESS has arisen
be- ~een he su'hor'ss and local represen.
ta,ives OF Grea, Britain. relative to The
Grando III nifty. The later was SAID 10
b. again making expensive preparations
To attack the settlement in the Trade:own
country. The British Commodore wns
on the coasi. investigating the cause of,hs
late troubles, and il was thought oy the
Lberians that he was disposed to favor
Crsndo and Boyer in their attacks upon
he colony. Much excitement prevailed
as this report spread.
Speeches have been made, and great |
prevails.
ln town in Connecticut, a loafer was !
brought before justice for being drunk in
he street.-the fine being one dollar for
zach offence. The fine he paid. and was
! a,rsi.ned again the next day; "No you
Ion, Judge" said he. Il know the law
one dollar for each offence, and This 10 shs
lams Old DRUNK"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18

dit,re of two millions Of dollars between
Harrisburg and Williamsport. Their sub
scriptions, with the exception of that
raised by few enterprising individuals
in Philadelphia, are all made west of this
place. No county east of Lycomihg has
contributed one cent, aud the city councils
Of Philadelphia have thus far been deaf to
the voice Of supplication. The road should
be made where the subscriptions have been
made.
This opposition to the Baltimore road
must be regarded as direct stab at the
interests Of this section of the State. Our
farmers and tradesmen desire as many
avenues 10 market as possible, and they
will have them.
We have no design Of depreoiating cne
jot or title the merit Of the Sanbury &
Erie railroad scheme. II is the graniest
project of tie age, and deserves the en-
enlargement. of all. But when the rail
raods of New York are found utterly in-
comptent to the accommodation Of the
vast trade which is brought to the doors Of
their depots, it is huniiiisting to see q
petty strife about simple by way leading
as shortly to Philadelphia as it does to
Baltimore, and which after all will be q
help instead Of linderance, in the strai-
tened circumstances Of the Sunbury &
Erie company. We shall have more to
say on this subject hersafter.-LyeOminy
Gazetie.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
Eelancholy End of q Romance.

A letter to the Cleveland Plain Dealer,
dated May 9th, gives narrative of an
ill-assortcd marriage, as follows:
In 1889 and 1910, Catlin, the painter,
exhibited number Of Indians in London,
among whom was Cadotte, an interpreter.
Sarah Haynes, then beautiful girl Of
sixteen, became enamored of Cadott e, and
they were married. On reaching Ameri-
ca, the romance Of love was over; for two
or three years they resided on the banks
Of the river St. Clair, on the little pro.
perty the bride was possessed of, and since
that at the Sault, where she taught French
and music, to the time of her decease.
She retained her beauty 70 the last, al.
though exposed to many hardships by
living in birch bark lodge, with an In.
dian husband. She died in her 18th wear.
fortunately leaving no children to mourn
the sad effects Of an infatuated matrimo.
nial match.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
pSr The Engineers of tho Susouehar

pJ- The Engineers of the susqu-han.
na Company we understand have COM
menced operations a, Sunbury and por-
ton Of the road is already under contract.
The whole road from Bridgeport, opposite
Harrisburg, to Williamsport will be put
under contract as soon as the requisite
surveys can bs completed, and the work
will then be pushed on with the utmost
energy and despatch.
The Sunbury and Erie Company have
not yet Withdrawn from the route between
Sunbury and Harrisburg, and probably
will not until an injunction from the Su-
preuae Court arrests their movements in
this quarter, aud transfers them to their
legitimate field Of operations between Will
Transport and Erie-where they can
doubtless find enough to tax their energies
and reEouzoes to the utmost, without
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-18
Susouehanna Railroad.

At meeting of the stock holders oi
this company held at the estate Capitol
Hotel" in the Borough of Harrisburg on
the 10th DAY of June inst, the Charter
having been read, the Commissioners
present proceeded to organize the said
Company, in accordance with the same,
by electing President, and twelve Direc-
tors.
The Ballots being counted, the follow
ing gentlemen were declared to have been
duly elected
PREsIDENT-Gen. VIM. F. Packer, ol
Lycoming county. -ss.
Observation-Disclosures Fisher, VIM
F. Murdoch, William Gilmore, Dan Holt,
and Henry Tiffany, of Baltimore.
Joseph R. Priestly and John B. Packer,
of Northumberland county.
Geo. f. Miller, Eli Slifer aud Joseph
Casey, Of Union county.
General Simon Cameron and Philip
Daugher,y, of Dauphin county.
The Board met the same day, and was
called to order by the President. John
b. Packer, Secretary, pro tem., and Wm
Cameron, Treasurer, pro tenn.
A. b. Wauford. Esq, vas unanimously
appointed Principal Engineer of the
Company.
R. NJ. Magraw, and Alex Fisher, Esq
wero authorized to procure q Corporate
Seal.
On motion Of Geo. F. Miller, Esq, ii
was unanimously resolved, that the Coun'y
and individual subscriptions rendered BY
the County of Union and her citizens, and
the Borough Of Lewisburg, he accepted
upon the terms and conditions upon W hich
they were made.
Geo. P. Wooster, Esq, Civil Engineer,
was authorized in the absence Of the
Principal Engineer, to make an immediate
EXPLORATION ofthe Road.
On motion, it was resolved that the
President be authorized to take all neces-
sary steps towards surveying and locating
the Road, with as little delay as possible.
On motion, adjourned