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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
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GEOGKAPIEECAL ENIGMA.

AN CoMrosEp or TWENTY-FIVE LETTERS
My, oh. Il h, 81, 4 l2,h, il Mountain In Sicily;
NJ! 2I|t 10Th, Ih, Il 4ls is of the United Staes
Ny ID, lHh, iIh, An il Of the principal lakes
My 2l~t, 81, lih 2lst X I'd, is n river in Vermont;
My 5ih l5th 3D. 7Ih Ih r. Island in the Mcditeua
Sea;
Ny 3D. 6tl nth, 10Th, llh, 9th 9Th, Is town in Misc.
ssipp:
Ny 2is, 22d 18TH ID 18Th is Cape in South America:
My 0h, 18Th, 81, OH. 9Th & H, is group Of Islands
the Ntlnn'ic Ocean:
Ny - h, 81 u 18Th j. river in Asia;
My eth li'h, 5Oh, 7th & ith, il town in France.
My whole is The of u distinguished General cf tbs
American Army. DEBORAH
We insert 10 please our young friend, but must protest
against the spelling she Generals name, indicated
bowel
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

u Milwaukee appears to be infested with II
gang of burglars, who try their skill on a great
many houses during almost every night Smar
place that.
Why don't the police nab them and SHUT them
up?
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

u The Senate have passed resolution ,o
adjourn on the 18Th of April. The Assembly
will doubles Sconcur
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
To the E,ec,,r. of ,ho city of xono.hn:

The Subscriber respectfully Offers himself for the .ufYra
of of the City Kenoshn for the Once Of
CITY CLERK, nj the coming Election II ne is eicced
the business Of the Office will be attended with prompt
and dispatch. EDWARD u. RUDD.
NIB lie will not be obliged to employ a substitute.
March IL, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

The BANK BILL, as it left the committee, with
the rate Of interest at 9 per cent per annum,
and the individual liability clause included, was
ordered 10 third reading in the Assembly, by a
vote of 81 to 29-and motion TO reconsider
was lost. So this settles the bill for the Assem-
bly, until IT shall return from the Senate.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
CAIE ID.

hereby announce myeif Candidate for The Office Of
| City Clerk at the coming Election.
JOSEPH MURRAY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

The Dixon Telegraph relates n case Of Lynch
law Ihul occurred III that town few days since
person by the name of JOHN llamill removed
10 Lee county from New Norh two years since
bringing with III, ihmi. Y bound nirl, then about
twelve years Of aye. Immediately after his ar
rival it became prevailing rnmor that the lirtle
girl was treated in most brutal manner, but
there being no positive proof the matter was a.
lowed 10 rest uutii last meek, when several citi-
zanS of Dixon, nslgated by fresh rumors, went
g his house and took the girl to town. We
give the remainder in the words Of the Tcle-
graph.
Tier person was examined and her story list
ened To by great numbers OF our citizens. by the
State Attorney, and other members of The bar
in ATTENDANCE on our Circuit Court The ex.
preston ct opinion from all WAS unanimous, that
never had they seen an instance of such an
PARALLEL brutality. The girl is intelligent, tells "A
story thai bears truth upon its face, and # evil
dencs 10 sustain il were wanted. il can be found
in the marks borne mpou her body. Her story is
buta continued narrative Of ch!ld's Suffering
and her unfricndad woe. Mothcrle>s, She had
been put by her Father under the care of this
shall we call hiin-mGn.
Since then, clothed in rags, bli~tered and bleed
ing from repeated sCourGlngs, She has led life
compared with which that ot galley slave woult
be enjoyment. The tears started from the eyes
of mary stout hearted man, when she dctai
Cd her sutferngs.
The fellow had the assurance to come into
town the next day after the girl was brought in
and the story having been generally circulated
produced such Indignation in the community
that h. was treated 10 a liberal supply Of tar and
a few feathers
However much all NAV Gisapproye Of lynch
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

The citizens of the North Ward rrespec tive OF party are
requested to meet at the School House on Saturday Eve
ming the Sd inst, ut O'Clock make nomination, 10,
Ward ulcers. MANY CirtzvNs
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

The following is the reply Of the Democrat
to the facts and figures which we published last
week:
The Telegraph man beats and whi,ks his tail
at Us again this week. It's very funny to see a
man Try to bite when his teeth are all out lie
him gum it,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office al Kcnosha fol
the month ending March 81. 1852
"uch advertisements (of uncalei for l.rs are TO b,
inserted ia one newspaper only which paper m.yE
THE LARGEST CALCULATIONS, within the range delivery
OF said office
"Whe:her the paper is issued d1r, r-weeklv or week
~, must be spwn, and the dyerii Inserted in
p1rtc liar paper wntcH HAS TIE LARGEST cIRorLATok
Ri1!tS and Reg aIGti0GS Of +. y. Drp'f
Ald;icn David Me- Mcca i5'Rs' jim b :
Mack III. inns
Brooks ID II Mullins Patrick
: Butler 4 Co. Messrs h.insky I!An.,nJ
Benedict Daniel Capt Mclindy Martha Jane Miss
Brebe Ezra Mickey W .
Bradford Solomon Mccormick Mary
Brown HEM Moore & Miss
Berry Michael Merrill Jane,
Br"%n w Warren Mixer Chauney
But.on Mary Mis-, NewenFv
Bacon Edirin II Nealrnann William
BdIler Lester Merry Mathew
bacon NIckerson Reuben
Brown James Otis Edmund
Bozland Miss Anna O'Ncll Mnry Mrs
Baker Laura Miss O'kcefTe John
B;eWer Nsom!
l'rogan Cnharine Passmore Edmund
Butler Georgia. Park, r. bert
Croe Patrick Phillips E.,hcr Mi..
Cady Hiram Pclungs Cristo
Chambers Frank Pierce Martha A Miss
Cooper John Patterson Margaret Miss
ClanJ b Perkins Ephrnim ,
CorrisJohn Pa;ten Nancy Miss
Clark Betsy Miss Perkins Z '''''
Cain Mary Pinney John
Crnp.ey l'cnz Pierce Caflon
Carpenter II NJ Mis-, Pe.zer sarah Mrs
Carney W Ia
ID Redfe.d Rn.swel
Dunton Frank Rategnn JOHN
Davis Betsy Rub,ling Rarneit
Da;on John Rnse Belinda
u ,dge John Rich,rny er Malissa Miss
Davis Abraham Reynod, Richard
Dewey Couriland Reynolds Reuben
DufT Patrick Reu. James
Y spaids lienrya
Eaton Aired > smith Peter T.
IVerCi Bridget Smith Silas
Egberi james Shaw William
Ensson !. y Capt Simpson samuel
Shaw Louisa Miss
Fnssbender Peter Stebbns susannah Miss 2
Fenion Edward Shepard WIZ
Foley lien Shine Jerry
Fi-h Sheldon shchcn Richard
Fleming Patrick Sharcr Centh
Foury bridget Snow Allen Mrs
Forward Walter Snfin kbrne7er
Foot Rachael a Miss STAPLES Mary Miss
Foot CCorge SyneB Ella Miss
& Spaids AImra Mrs
Cafe ;. WI i m. Stokes Ameli. Miss
Gopdrich Ester 1ows'ey George
Gibbons q FOLEY John
Granger NJ Mrs Thomas Richard
German Z Twist Rachael
Iuu Alden Tanor Ma
Hut Harriet Z w
Ilollsnorrh gorge Whicomb David
iiaihih sarah Miss Niby Robert Mrs
llough sarah Miss White Mr
IlolI Lucius White Alfred
Iiaster Margaret Monkey John
Harris Martha Mics Wilder Mary Miss
hil Elizeth Mrs lizard 4 L
Holmes John Waits John
HOmer Margaret WouSPU
Hughs Jehiel Wrr Nols:cin
Harvey Seden Wilder 6 Mrs
Holmes John Wilcox susan A Mrs
GERMAE LETTERS.
Ingersol J Brugyerkamp Elizabeth
j Schmidt Nv
johnson l. Benz Mr
Johnson simon Weins Peter
X kynepier Jnhu
Kelley James klap har'Ih
Kingsley Calvin Brick Anna Elizabeth
Enox David Mudler John
T. MarbHck Susanna
Lane Addison Neycr Marinus
Lansing 4 Licht Anamaria
Lane John JakUbs J VI
Lester Henry hupfer John
Lucas John SchN Gutenberg Friedrich
Lyons NJ HsringGJ
Lake John Rog Matthias
w kichler Johann Friedrich
hofns Pasbender Peter
Mel arlaDd Peter 2 scharis Peer
Massey John
Persons calling for OF the above Letters win plesee
advertised EIHFGE ZINC. p NJ
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

IL \ man by the name of Clement is to be
hung in Richmond, Va, on the 9th of April
This Is no. the editor OF the Telegraph.--D-m-
ocr4!.
We hope We shalt be able to say as much for
the editor of the Democrat, when man BY the
name Of Paul IS 10 be hung
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

w And NoMINATIoNs.-We learn that Me.srs.
4. White, II. Bacon and p Hamminc have
received the nomination for Aldermen in the
North Ward. The other wards have no, nomi.
mated.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
ASSESSOR Rim MAMA.
NOTICE.

J. r. PHELPS offers himself for election n, A,,,,
Ward One at the ensuing election.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
ID 4 h ID:

At Pleasant Prairie the Gath Of March, GroRGE o
GILBrRT Lsq in the e0h year Of his age formerly res-
dent Of Hebron, CT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

SCHOOL FUND.-The Commissioners report
the capital Of the Schco! Fund, Jan.l. 1852, TO
be S765,lo9 80, an increase in one year Of
$227,Ol5 OS
Capital ofUniycr>i,y Fund, S25,l67 81. In
come Of this fund, 81 ,66S AS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

TO RENT.
* EVFRAL DWELLING HOI Sis in different paris
- the City. Possession given April lst. -.
r. JUDsON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
u a X IL II, II.

At the National Hotel in Keno .ha the 3ls inst by
Rev. MIR. Hinton, Nh T.. N MNxR Of Burlington, to Miss
Susan r. BuLLEN Of keLosha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

PRoprcE AT RAclSE.-Mr. w. T. Richmond gi1.s ~,
following as an accurate statement Of the amount Of Mrs.,
duce in store al Racine on The 22d inst--
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

Remaining in the Post Office al Kcnosha, for
the month ending March 81. 1852
"Such advertisements (of uncaei etters) are 10 be
inserted ia one newspaper only, which paper MUST m.yE
THE LARGEST CIRCULATEoS within the range delivery
OF said office
"Whe:her the paper is ssoI ilr, tri-wcekly or week
ly must be sh and the advert cmcnt Inserted in the.
Irilc liar paper wuCH LARGEST CALCULATIONS"
RL!tS and Kcg uLGtluHs nf 2 J. Il1rt
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
KENOSIKA MARKETS

Wheat Spring. 4Oa45. "PA1
Oats, 49, Corn 30
Roads hard-not much grain coming forward prices nrm
Inc following comparison II figures will show She re,n
i've amount or business between Kenosha Racine and MIL
"akte All things considered the balance In favor ofour
CITY ii market point is large
Inc hynres FOR kenoshawere made up 10 the 10Th Of
"Fch those Of Racine made up to the 22d OF tho
s"e month"; giving them 10 days time for aceumulu-
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-01
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor. IHesi BIoad,ay aud FTankI:mSireei NsLz York.
Il this Establishment can be very Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM head, tongue, hands in moon; the
only representation the kind in The country largest
and best collection ncent and Modern Coins The U s.
The figure OF Soldier the Continental Uniform;
bIuI buttons, marked U. S. three cornered Hat
Beechcs, Caters, &c, DC. Also, Birds of Various Plum
age, 3omc curious Freaks OF Nature, Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Engravings with many
and valuable Curinsities STATUE OF George III. Such
lection cannot be found in Establishment; OF the kind in
the United States double CALI which is universally adj
mtted be great wonder The calves are Joined together
from the neck down the middle they grown and
perfectly formed, and ought roE the town of Lyme
\ Live White Rat from Berss Penn -idmittanee RAT
Is. Games for Exe else and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Domnoes Billiard Room with two splei
did Tables, is also att5ch he'd TO the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-Dinner and Supper parties can be
accommodated very short notice. The Lader will be
supplied with all the delcaces OF the Game, Oys
ters Beef eae Mutton Chops Veal Cutets &c, provided
at any hour.
Attls Establishment, may be celebrated bird,
MINO that will repeat almost anything after stranger
REORGANIZATION for political meetings of any party
Subscriber having become Proprietor tho above
celebrated Establishment, and having made various acra
tons prepared TO accommodate the Travelling Public and
Hotels of The city New York The Bar Room which
tains the private in this country, being
collection OF many years. will sustain the reputation accorded
it under the charge of Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality CT its
Wines &C., &c Connected with the above is a REFEC
TORY where meals will be served at all hours of the day
and evening. Private for Courts artal Referees
The public respectfully invited TO grant him share OF
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor.
% Pcrsons wishing pure Wine and Spirits may depend
on having them genuine this Establishment.
n. B.-Privaie families Supplied with Dinners Suppers
superior STYLE for Parties of number at their
tive homes and of glass silver out
ofthe City FREE or CHARGE.
Entrance he REFECToRY in Franklinst ct.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-01
$4,000 BURNERS
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

| POWELL,S FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY VA
of hsss spns are to
eiIg place situated eight miles of Woodstock,
tween The Fort and Mansanuten Mountains. The new
building bundled eet in engthJ
son has EesS and Is ready or the Ieeeptiou Of
Families have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist of WHITE, blue and BLACK
SULPHUR, CuALYpEATTE LIMESTONE and SLATE having
the work OF Natmes own labiatoIy They send forth
sufficient quantity OF pure water TO supply thousands
the gtound gradually Using to the south and until
1t reaches the western base of the Mansanuen, from
most enchanting landscape views the country To the
south south east and est there are number OF mounds
25 100 feet above the level bottom and to the
northwest Springs Many these elevations can
The Fort Mountain with its picturesque scenery its tut
which, bold outline and pleasing riey is
is unsurpassed byan mountain scenery in Virginia In
and Fort Mountains, embracing the Page
and Warren and Shenandoah Valleys, must be
in addition the Springs proper. there number of
eeiebfaied Mountain Sprng ito yards distant; Q The
Cold Spring, short distance from thisi J. Immediately
To tho Springs about quarters or
mile, gushing the mountain side, is the Sweet Chaly
beatc Spring The Spring recently opened amid
beautiful group OF willows shade the Sulphur Springs
and which s believed 10 possess peculiar medicinal quail
Visitors coming om the North or East can enter the
The ptoximityo he Mountains about twelve miles TO The
north cas-, fIon he Springs The rugged grandeur
natural dcfe The iocks towering the very clouds
strikes the traveller with and admiration. $40
On arriving at the Springs, The invalid onoc with
drawn from the cafes and lerpcxes, tolls mootony
OF the busy world and may ecuperate his ener
ies by quafiins the pure waters ncessanty flow
around him. and parakng the vands that ale daily
preparedior the nouIshment OF his fruil body zl
aware Of the fact that we own large sn atiaebed p PC
Springs whcIe persons havs horses pas,ucd
or stabbed they may prefer
The BAR will be furnished with the choicest Liouo1s
Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
I'm, ostIe he
10 the different departments of the houses everything
shall be done that contribute 10 the comfort or the
guests.
Persons visiting the SpIings from the North can leave
altimoIe in the morning. and arrive here the next morn
ing. by the way Winchester and Woodstock Persons
the South, will leave Sauton in the morning arr We
ut Woodstock 10 dinner and the Springs to tea.
For the amusement OF those who may wish to partc-
rate in such exercises Ten Pin Alley has been erected
\ Bath House, with everything requisite I,athng
las been erected for the accommodating OF visiers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-01
ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

r T has become settled fact, acknowledged !y tho
best Physicians of city that in the OF Scrofua
E1rRAc SARs.PARlLLA AND DAspEttox, is decidedly
above all preparations speaks itself whenever
uscd and although have taken the pains OF hav
ingi published the papers or appointing agents
for the 1t, almost weekly receiving
dcrs from Vermont, New York, Ohio, Kentucky and other
states by peysons who by chance have heard
of its wonderful curative powers. The following is from
gentleman Vermont days since, who used it for
very serious dsease:- IH -lsEf lT
DEAR DocToR:
- 1II3 The two bottles ofmedicine got from you
whcnin Wheeling have nearly cured please send me
some by Express. t.t J.f ieI+
-. Yours Respectfully. fl-
1t is now prescribed by nearly all tho Physicians of
cty. NOT as a a,,ack medicine, have made them
qtanted with the component parts; and we TO all
such the opportunity of making it known
TO- thai il is entirely from all minerals and is not in
the least incompatible with of the preparations OF To-
dine, Fowlers solution, or. other properties.
TO be had at Lakes and r. Yahrling, and soil
wholesale and retail by
'O'~'-'H BRENTLINGER e ARMSTRoNG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling Va.
July o1 '5a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-01
CIIAmEERLrN's COMMERCIAL
'rt COLLEGE.

LOCATED CoRSEr OF MARKEr STREETS, PITTS
BrRGH,
o. K. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of the
Science of Accounts.
p. X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmansiip.
THE principal Object ofths Institution, is young
l. opportunity of obtaining thorough and ii.
mate knowledge double Entry Book Keeping and its
pcatum 10 business operations generally. Applicants
enter College any both day and evening
The of instruction such, will enable the student
10 take charge OF and conduct scientific principles, any
set OF Double Entry Books completion OF the
pESaAssilltTo white Il and egible hand lisa dcsira
BILE accomrl i'll the education young
every profession. and a-cnIarIy those who
DESTROYS OF qualifying themselves mercantile
pursuits. This department ic conducted by Z.
X. Spencer, of Ohio, author the ucncerian system oil
PenmnTshp, gentleman well known .ourfout the coun
try, accomplished pcnmaI, and also as one OF The
most successful teachers orthc age.
Communications addressed 10 o. X. CHAMBERLIN.
will receive prompt attention. aug2I.
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MISCEI1LAN EOUS.


rlNHE regular time for the commencement ofthe Fall
Session of this institution win be the rst day Of Sep
The teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev. 3. ": ToLroRp, b. D., Principal. ,..es
Miss MARGAREr ORR, ..;.,,u,. 1o-
Miss MIRA Il. TOWNSEND, fhs's'aWs' iisa
Miss FRANClSL. HARDING, ~ -,rs.E- d
Miss MARY o. ToLFoSD, assistant Primary Dfpari
PROT. JOHN wINKLE, Music and German.
PROT. Il. b. STONE, Vocal Music.
Miss Orr will take active duty the coming session.
account OF Pfovidcntial detention at home but will
PROBABLY be with MS inthe Spring. .I
Miss Bliss has been for Sc years Connected with
TONS in the higher branches taught in semnaries but is
lao an efpereneed Ieseher OF Music and French Pupils
iron Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
The Natural Sciences will be taught by tho regular
Teachers and arrangements made for Lectures
before the classes by some experienced Lecturer and Ex
We would again direct the attention orarents to thi
Terms in The Seminary Any person knowing the grade
tie majority OF studies Of pupil in any particular
Hoard and Tuition, with room rent, Bcdang Fire ard
Lights and Ancient Languages, il desired, per session
Of five We months nor n, Il $500
| LAY PrrILs-TuitionTPrimary Junior Gradeper
session, GOO
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
s Msi Ss& s s fsss 5s$$
Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 100
No extra charges errepf FOR ne Jolloridg branches:
susc rcr session ofve months, with use of instrument
Tor lessons, 1900
| U DC ofinstrun.ent for daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing. 1000
| Embroidery, Fancy Nccdlcwork. or plain Sew
ing, 90
Vocal Music Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, 90
When Musicreacher gives lessons out OF the Scina
in consequence OF the extra trouble the is charg
| Ct! as in the Seminary, viz: SiS per session.
Pupils charged from the time of entrance to the close
OF session, and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference TO the management OF the school, we
nmnstered kindly ndseT but still rovernment and
| ",
fangcmcnts also such, that pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This systcmgives
eatra and trouble to Teachers but is The only SAFE
syfrIr We have found Teachers who have well sustain
ell views
As to the progress pupils In sound learning,
those interested will visit us, attend examinations,
will point them to the members OF our higher classes
ard say-Hc snt los,rG nOnumen,G-herc pledges
Wheeling Aug 81
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