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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-09

Showing excess in favor of Wilson Of 76
Making in the aggregate an excess in favor of
Judge Wilson of the large number of 2O21 ca
ses decided at Law and DEGREES rendered in
Chancery
If to the above result we add reasonable
estimate of the number of cases deter
mined in Cumberland and Appomattox courts
in the year As, and in the Lynchburg court for
the year AT, of which the clerks failed to make
any reports, the excess Of Judge Wilson can
not fall short of $4,000 suits.
This comparison may be carried step furth-
Ell and the result will be found if possible the
more favorable to Judge Wilson. Thus:
In 40 the number of suits pending on the law dock
: ct of Judge Wilson's circuit were--.,,...... 632
In 40 the number pending ere.............. 635
Showing an increase of but three suits on the Law
docket
In 40 the number of suits on Judge Legh's docket
were, -.-..-.--.......-..----.-3 39
Ia 40 the number OF suits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Showing an increase of suits
In 40 the number OF Chancery causes pending in
Judge Wilson's circuit Were $40
In 40 the number pending We're. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Showing reduction of 200 suits on the Chancery
docket
In 40 the number of Chancery suits pending in
Judge Legh's circuit Observation-Disclosures 25
In 40 the number of suits pending were 32e
Showing an increase OF 81 suits.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-09
THE MORMoNs OF SALT LAKE.

TO The Editors ofthe National hatelligencer.
read the other day remark
CT yours that you supposed the late news by the
way of Oregon, that the Mormons had declared
themselves absolved from and independent of the
United States, originated perhaps in the depar-
ture of the United States civil authorities
from Salt Lake. In this supposition you are
In error. ! left California on the 10th De-
oember last and we knew of the rupture of the
civil authorities with the Mormons at least
eight weeks before that. The trip between
Salt Lake and Sacramento is often made in less
than two weeks There is monthly mail be-
tween Portland, Oregon, and Salt Lake; also
between Sacramento and Los Angeles and Salt
Lake. The communication between the Nor
mon settlement in Los Angeles and Salt Lake
is kept open the whole year round.
Although the Delegate from the Territory
of Utah disbelieves the statement brought
by the last steamer from California, yet l am
satisfied that he is in error. I believe every
word of it. In fact it does not surprise the
people of Oregon and California. We had all
been looking for news of open defiance on the
part of the Mormons to the Authority of the
United States. The great body ofthese people
are English chartists, and the rest are made up
of fanatics and enthusiasts of our own country
and other parts ofthe world. have no hesita-
ton in saying that the statement brought by
the last mail will be confirmed, and that the
Government will have to take some very decided
means to subdue apd restrain these people, Oh
they will do immense damage to life and pro-
perty. Besides their control over large num-
Der of warlike tribes of Indians, their num-
bers will be greatly augmented by emigration
during the ensuing year.
To show that the Mormons are not idle and
that they are already encroaching upon their
neighbors, ask that you will publish the fol-
lowing letter which find In the Sacramento
Times. Very respectfully,
A CALIFORNIAN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-09

The Stethoscope and Virginia Medical Ga>stte.
We have received the March Number of
this periodical. The Stethoscope presents quite
a handsome exterior, and from the slight exam
ination we have been enabled to bestow upon
its pages, we are disposed to regard it as a
highly valuable and instructive journal, and
take great pleasure in recommending it to the
Medical profession of our State. 1t is edited
by P. Claiborne Gooch, A. NJ. NJ. D. Terms
50 year in advance, or 81 at end of the year
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-09


MIR. and Mrs. barney Williams!
On Tuesday Evening, March 9th,
Will be acted, new comic drama, entitled
BRYAN O,EHNN.
Bryan O'lynn with two songs Mr. Williams
Shala McCabe Mrs Williams
To be followed by entirely Buretta, entitled
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
In which Mrs Williams will sustain five different cha
racters
The Palaccha by.,.-....-............-.M Mile Ciocca
Tocommence with the petite comedy of the
LIMERICK Hs0Y,
Paddy with songl ..---..... Mr. B. Williams
ADMISSION.-Boxes S50cts, Parquette 25 cents
Centre Gallery so cents; Colored Gallery % cent
Eastern Gallery. for white persons 12lc,
Doors open at quarter before i performance to
commence at half past O'Clock. NH
DAEsHNS.-eo packages Rasins whole, half and
4 q quarter boxes. for sale by
NIB JOHN n, GORDON x SON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-09
NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.

- NOTFCE To TFhE AFFLICTED.
request of numerous friends and acquaintances,
- am induced to appear before the public in tho
shape OF an advertisement to notify those whoare act
ed with that distressing disease the Cancer that
cure them certain. say without fear of contradiction
that there is not the world that can cure the
Cancer equal to myself have been curing Cancers for
the last twenty years. and Lave only failed in four
cases out of than one hundred For the better in
formation of those afflicted refer to the under mention
ed persons who reside in this city WIN. l. Hardy &
Brothers, Captain ]. d. Ferris, U. S. Navy, Nathaniel
Gurrer, John Anderson, Alexander Cunningham Henry
4 Martin and VIM. c. Dggs.
WIN. BRESSIE.
Norfolk, March l, 1852. NH 9-w4w.
yoke! COLxE.! COKE !!!-Price re-
~ duccd TO 81 90 per load, delivered.-For
sale atthe City Gas Works. gas Coke the best fuel in
use for cooking at the low price of So per load of 25
bushels, delivered to be paid for when ordered
ma St d. DENOON, Clerk. 3
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-09

WUNDAY, MITCH o.
Praye 1by the Rev. WILLIAM HoeE of the Presby-
terrain Church.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

AZ prices to correspond with the times, or The Ornamcn
tai large assortment Of
m p. SHADE TREES, SHRUBS, HARDY ROSES
~ - PIONEERING PLANTS, BULBOUS ROOTS,
SryA DAlIIIAS a large and choice assortment Green
House Plants, any quantity of ErrgrceHS, SPru-
rc, FRS Pines CedarS, and in fact almost every thing
usually 10 be found in such Establishments The Fruits
have selected with great regards quality and
hardness The y, rsery is located the open
Prairie. with Northern exposure; the land has never
been manfred, consequently the perfectly hardy
this Nursery seldom il 10 in trans
nlsnting Ali invited to call and for them
selves. the Subscriber hopes from long experience and
personal attention to merit continuance of the pub
lie patronage.
n. h. Alctters Of enquiry sent to the Burlington Post
Office will receive prompt attention.
~ Catalogues gratis al the Nursery and by mail. post
paid. JUN BEhi1
WISCONSIN Nursery, Feb. G, iS52 l3-l6
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
FIFTY TINES

Gap Grove, Lee Co, Ill., March 1s, 1s49.
Mr. soan-Dear Sir: take this opportunity to send you
abatement concerning the OF your Ointment, which
have tried in several and always it'll the desired ef
feet had that almost dead with the Poll Evil,
and hearing your Ointment Dixon, and got
box and applied according directions. Iput on only
four times and he is sound and WELL have also used
on COW that had the Hollow Horn so had that she could
not get around without help. melted the Ointment and
applied it to the horns hot il would bear Five app.
cations restored her perfect health would be with
out your Ointment year, Hy times the amount that
a box costs Your Ob't servant
IN. MORGAN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
DIR. STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH COUGH CAN


Although in simple form, and agreeable to the taste
hosrhound candy this is erceled by any liquid mix
ture compound prepared. And oil who
PEELED TO medicine in any shape will naturally prefer
viii oh Is most palaabe, and speedy in efecng
ora OF health need urge superior claim
any other in the market.
Price, One Dime per Roll; Rolls for Is Cents or 81
Dor dos Liberal Discount made Country Merchants.
The Candy is neatly put up with directions for use. a
handsome engraving Scottish Coat OF Arms and she
written signature OF Hamilton Wade, (prOprotor) IL on
Ihe outside wrapper ogeGch roll end package. 4-46
20, saIob1 T. Robtason, md starLnsatAyf& Go.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,

InPoaTAET DTsPEPYICs.-Dr. J. :. HOughton's
PEPSIS Ths TrXs DigsstIrO Fund Gastric Juice, pre-
pared from REENET, or the FOURTH STOMACH OF
THE OK, after directions Of Baron Lcbg great Physi
illogical Chemist, by J. p Houghton, NJ. D.. Phadolphn.
This truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION, Dyspep
Jaundce, Liver paint Constipation, and Debility.
curing after Natures method, by Natures own agent,
the Gastric Juice Pamphlets, containing scientific evil
denoe ofs value, furnished by agents gratis Seenotce
among Ihe medical sd vcrtisomenIs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

CONTRIBUTION CHEMsTRY THE HEALING ART.
The fact that flyers Cherry PeeOraI is chemical dscove-
ry may explain why the distinguished Professors Of that
Science, (Silmsn, Hitchcock, Webster and Cleveand,)
have given their certificates in its None could better
Judge ofits mers eminent men, and tn, r
would sufficient guarantee of its value if experience
had already proven the public that It is of the
mos, remedies for affections of the throat and
lungs ever befoIe m.-LScientinc Review.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

In this City, by the Rev. Mr. Gridey the evening OF
the 5th inst. Mr.. HENRY Z. STANTON and Miss NATL
DA II. WILSON both of Kenosha.
Also, by the the Morning of the 9Th inst Mr.
FREDERICK FOss, of Jsnesvile, and Miss AGNES PEST
LAND OF KenOsba.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

TEyIE undersigned would any their that they
u have Withdrawn from tie goods trAd, md now
ready devote the settlement Ghcir books
All Irsoi having unsettled accounts rogue to lu
them their office, Wisconsin Street, lin The Runal.
House md hdye the same adjusted
HEAD, CAMTBELL & HEAD.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

CotnTlryi"n richly tinted with IL" blood Of health,
" iIh ,kiu rs pure and fair prrnu marble
Sun and swrtta- The fragrant rose
Teeth ~ sound aud white D iliA is',r,
Breath of sv Ctr~ irrgrancc, and ip- ur caratint,
v i'm Gov ing rinLiots and glossy locks,
LuNurant trcr-cs dancing gracefully DER the swan Ike
neck.
So dark cpuIe,c spots 20 rner The pleasing picture,
or 20 cas-. duli -hndcw- DER beauty master piece.
Radtcay'S Nedicaicd Soq2.
Cornpoecd uC the delicious, rGrc and ngran. gems
Of truct- oils and costly c.-,.Icr~-
nf flowers roots. trees md urirntl pr1s,
Possessing wondrous virtues DER Min diseases.
To The ComIlerna il iWparts Beauty.
~ cleansing the skin from nll crIp'iyc rnnier,
Muas TIeHn a." Ir,-, gsas action TO hccpJ lGrics,
g ahich al p isnnUlI- hufuu-~ elected
And healthy uc'!on 90 the skin restored,
To ihc t,rsh il gives El,nr-- and prevents dccny
II makes tic skin sof, sweet and smooth,
Transforms die mrst rcpul-iNc md disigHred yiG0o,
To cicLr md beautiful mIleNion.
RAILWAYS CIRCkSSfAN BALM.
Tmp1ri- nu.rirneri 70 the hnIr-
Makes il strong glossy, rich and luvuriant,
Ceane7 the sc from dnd'uf, y action T. he bulbs
FH.!cn' The hair upon The scalp and foIce.i grow
ike barren -oil, il makes trjch and productive:
T" Grss@ the hnir make smooth md glossy
Strong and hcauiIflll &c.
Rairays Crcassian Bc'm is the ne Plus ultra
4: =" Price - cents - bottle.
HAbHAY K 60, Practical Chemist
l62 Fntnn-SIrcct, New York.
AGENTS
J. n. STiRHWEhTIiEI;, +. ROBINSON, and F. ROB.
lNSpN K CO.. krnosha. 3m-4>
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
NOTICE.

IHE Partnership heretofore existing under the and
STYLE u Leonard Mcktlip il this day dissolved by
mutual consent ANDREkN LEON ARD,
WILLIAM MchILLlP.
May 9Th 1852.
Y. b. All those indehcd to saii Firm by note
count will please settle immediately If they wish to
cost with the undersigned, who Dc found NJ the shop
opposite lIswlcy Donns store, on Main ST
NM MCkII.IlP.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
RHEUMATISM.
Pains RcIiercd in Fire Minutes.

Pains Relieved IN Fire @iiaHlcS.
Railways Ready Relief viii stop IN" rrc and eXCrncin
ting pains of hheurasm almost instantly. Persons are
Ii wing in this city who, for months, vc confined their
beds 10y Rheumatic pains who,e bones un-ound from
top toe. whose joints distorted with painful evenings
thai relieved from all Paiuiu Is minutes 10y The uf
Radway- Ready Relief This is truth, ard thousands in tho
city of New York. and hundreds 81 thou.Id~ in the ncd
States, for The truth Of this assertion need
certificates Of Curcswr publish no long lit - names
prove the efficacy or Rdways Rcndy Reir, citl2ens
Of almC 81 every town in The niOn for - years,
have tested / themselves
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
DISSOLUTION.

IHE Coiartnership heretofore cVisna under the name
L and Firm ct smith. French 4 Co smith Sherwood
" has this day expired by limitation, md hereby dis
slted All persons having demands against s,d firms and
" persons indebted tu said firms requested to call
Head Campbell Head "r settlement, thry only are
authorized 10 close up the business of sand firm.
\. b. SMITH.
HEAD, CAMPBELL & HEAD.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
CHILL FEVER.

CHILLs STOPPED IN FEW MISUTEs-FAIN RELI., Ed ~
sfASTLG.
Roadway Ready Relief acts like charm in raacs Of
Chlis md Fever. II breaks the chI> immediate , rms
UP and avioracs with health aud strength every organ
nn1 .nlr n M ~ AZ Inil-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
House Building.

FHyE undersigned takes this opportunity to say to Ills
ID friends, and the public generally, that he has taken
shop Main Stecn the Methodist Church. where he
will be happy all who wish any service in h line
He at:cr. himself that by his experience in Practical Car
penerng and Joncring, tat he will be able 20 give salts
faction to all who msy be pleased to employ him.
C. n. BURROUGHS.
Kcnoshn, March 30 1852 Al
n. b. Buildings moved and rc-ttcd the shortest
ticc. &. VI. b.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
STEAM FOUNDRY a MACHINE SHOP.

INHE undersigned having purchased the entire interest Of
j. their former partners the Foundry and Machine
SHOP III IN al its various branches
orders for Ihrrshing Machines, Stoves Corn shelters,
Straw Cutters Pow, Sc, will BE- thankfully received, and
meet IN prompt attention.
NISO-EvCry variety Of Milt Gearing cast and finished
20 order by careful and experienced wurkmcn.
HEAD, CAMPBELL 4 HEAD.
May 5ih, 1852. Al
VEALc1a &GJ819
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

Wards Of this City for purpose Of deter
mining by whether Special Tax of Five Thousand
Dollars shall be levied and collected the year. to be
expended in the further Of the habOr at he
.1ouIh mouth Of Pike reek authorized by Sections A.
~ and a Of the City Charter.
The Polls OF Election will be opened at Ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of said day-Wll be continued open till II
will then be closed one hour-opened again At p. NJ. and
closed gnally At p NJ the following named places
FIRsr WARD-In the City Council Room.
2d At the National Hotel.
Nj In the basement of the Methodist Church.
The qualifications OF this question are as pres
cribed Sec A Of the City Charter and form
ballot written printed shall be Far Tar" or ".Igains
Tar &. G. SlIOLES, Mayor.
Kenoshn. MAY &, 1852. as
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
RADWAY,s CIRCASsIAN BALM.
NOTICE.

THE finn q A. LEWIS & Co. Aas been Dissolved ~ ny
taI consent, al parsons indebted 70 said fra, - note
or account are requested and expected 60 -eile Nh
TIth"u delay wish A. Lewis who j. f BrtIurEsd iu .o-
TIE Jl acrDH;s 1fthc .gd agln. To business wi. De-
Ued ~ thc subscriber 81 the same place t " h.-u
goods will Dc sold !.rav ipr cash. :. LLiNI-.
kenosha. Nov. ~. l-sI.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

THNUE city Treasurer will be found his place of bust
q ness, at the Clothing Score Of u. Knapp.
u. VI. GARRISON, City Treasurer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
r E M O v A [

TENlE undersigned wishes inform his friends and Gus
that h. has removed from his former place OF
business The Drkec Block 10 the Clothing store OF d.
Knapp door North Of She Telegraph Printing Office
" here he will continue she business of
TAILORING
In all It's branches-and will be happy 20 all who wish
ANYTHING In his line lie himself that his long
experience In the business he will be able "a The most
particular ITS
April, 1852 l45-tfl j, VI. CLAkhsoN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

TENE Subscriber Is prepared redeem all outstanding
a Count! Orders, on presentation. ~
II. II. HINSD ALE,
Treasurer of kenosha County.
Kenosha April =, 1852. 3-4'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
FRESH ARRIVAL.

EIST Received fresh from the Eastern Market choice
80 and extensive selection Of Books STATIONERY. AND
FANCY ARTICLES. to which the attention OF Country Mcr-
chants, and School Committees are invited
SCHOOL. BOOKS.
large assortment embracing the various kinds used in
Academies and Schools, always hand, and viii be sold
NJ the lowest prices.
3222i0noEZa
complete constantly on hand and ready foi
exhibition. at prices that i'll prove satisfactory prcha-
Paper, Pencils Slatcs, PORTFOLIOS fancy and Common
Tnkstnnds, Crn!ous, Mathematical Instruments A great
variety of sizes patterns. and qualities Of Buff White,
ter, Document, Nusc, aud Card Envelopes, SC, sc.
Blank Books.
4 complete assortment Of Blank Account Dooks, ruled
20 all the various patterns in and fun and half bound
in the most substantial manner and durable s IN usza,
Calf sheep manufactured Of the best paper either mei-
DENY cap full assortment Of Ledgers Journals.
bay Books, Invoice, Letter sales, Cash. order Receipt,
Record Books. Asoa great variety OF Miniature Mem
orandum. Time, and Pass Books which the attention
purchasers particularly invited Feeling assured that in
this department stock not to be surpassed either in
quality price Town School or Private Libraries sup
Piled the most liberal The Public generally
respectfully invited Ia call and examine my stock will III
ways BE- ready for examination.
SIMEON KING.
Kenosha, December, lsJl.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

"Whether the paper Is lssl
ly, must be shown, and the
particular paper WHICH Hal
Rules and Regulations Of p
A
Aehen Otto
Aldrich Alden E
Allison w ii
Is
Blrens Miss Eunice
Basset Mrs Hannah A
Brooks E D
Brady Mrs
Bryant Amos
Brant Mrs Betsy
Balsley Hiram
Berry Manuel c 2
Bower Joseph
Bonesteel Hiram 2
Baily Edward
Barron Miss Sally AM
Broughton Miss Eliza
Bushnell Miss S A
Byrne Mrs Fanny r
Clark Michael
Cotton William
Conner p
Creney Michael
Cauffiel Mrs
Clip Mr.
Collier Councillor
Creny William
Crapley Henry
Chofer Mrs Amy
Cafe Mrs
Dolby Thomas
Dorning Johnathan
Drew f S
Duffy Patrick
Denny William
Dolton Miss Bridget
Doiety James
Delany James
Day IL X
Dewey J NJ
+
Eddy Cyncthia s
+
Foster Mrs + F
French VIM +
Frey Mary
Foote Miss Charlotte
Fegan Mathew 2
Foley Andrew
Foster Stephen II
Fox John
Gilbert Miss Mary
Gates John
Gibbons Thomas
Green Frederick
Gulick & NJ
Holt L G. 2
EIarrey Amanda F
Hill Miss Lawra J
EIolaswath George
Henry J II
lioring G J
Hunt John
Henderson William
Hart Mrs Norman
Halliday William
}
Johnson Mrs Julia A
Johnson Charles
Johnson Miss n r
Jackson James
JanIson John )
Jessrop Deacon
Is
Kellogg Mary l.
henarIck Dyer
Number Fred
hccnan Mrs
IL
I'd" '" II
! naaJ; o,om Tos &
~ - "a = '''' 81"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
SHERIFF,s SALE.

DRAwTNG PAPER. \ fun sssortmentofthe dlrsrsn;
..tset KING : BOCkSTCEE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07

TUE Undersigned having recently purchased the Watch
making and Jrwclry Establishment lnIely belonging
go T. GotfrcIson, wishes 60 inform the public that he
has hand and constantly receiving additions 8"
hL. AIraalN eNtNLl.lAn inNnLcn nf
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
LIST OE LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Kenoeha, for
the month ending April 80, 1854.

the range OF delivery
ID daily, tri-weekly. or week
advertisement inserted in the
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
o. Dept.
Maltby Mrs Susan B
McNiel Miss Sarah
Mcdonald Anthony
Mercy Mrs Mary
Murray John
Mills Franklin
MClaughrv Clarissa
Myres Charles NJ
Nichols Rockwell
Newell Thomas
Newell Asa
Obozle James
Ot9nra NJ
Otis A III
Orledge William
p
Pierce Martha A
Patterson w A 2
Patterson Miss
Pierce CT w
Phelps J S
PETER Mrs Sarah
Pentocost Lewis
Palmer Elmanda
Putnam James
r
Reed William
Rouse w b
Ruddock Mrs NJ n
Reeves William
Rider L p
Reeves James
Richards Billy
Rony Samuel
Rathbone V w
Rice Susan
Rails Rev Father
Rowlinson G w
Robinson Elijah 2
Rease James
Snon Mrs Ellen
Sykes Daniel
Smith B G.
Sroon Allen
Spellacy Christopher
Simmons Mrs Eve
Shcean Richard
Strakweather John c
Shaw William
Snon Ornilla
Snow o
Spencer Miss VI
Il
Tolcott Mss r A 2
Tompkins Lyman
Towslee Mrs Julia A
Tymeson E 3
Tooker Andrew
V
Vincon John
Nancott Sarah NJ
Vaughn Miss A l.
Vonhortow Elizabeth
w
Weed Miss Ana
Wocdin Peter l.
Walker MIRANDA
Welch Samuel S
Wells Harrison
Whytie Thomas
Wilson James
Wells w Ii
Wood Miss Mary
Yves, Martha E
Woodbridge Lydia
Wilson Matilda
GERMAN LETTERS.
Elsen Adams
w atson John
Girner Fredi rex
BrchI George
Weir John
Ahlcn Jas
Leitirig Henry
Apper Falrntin
PincnSki Thodions
Shot G. VI
Jacobs Jacob
Mule France
Hansen Michel
Frazier Lydia
Smith Jane
Postarr William
Engelr Jacob
Friend Nickplaus
Schendt Adam
above, will please men
con KING, p. NJ.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
GREAT REMEDYI
Celebrated Family Ointment.

Is MID, Sae Th6r0agh cHd The greatest E1ernai Rene
~ nssd Us composed gf tegcf5!s Ezt'GotS and
pooer nHeqWacd IN The Annals q Medicine t3 the
Of gnEIrdiUry Diseases
Ii is universally cknowledru 10 be nfahlc remedy,
every whore Il has been faithfully applied the
umau system, for promoting lu>cuSlC fcTspraton and
invaluable in all diseases Of the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers,
Old Sores ChbinS, Sore Throat. Burus CuaueouS
ErGpons Sore Nipples Sore Breast, Diseases OF the Eye
Aguc in Face, Rheumatic Pains, Coulrac ted Cords
Pain Side, Back and other parts Of the SYSTEM aid
Head. Bruises, Fresh Wounds Piles and every Kind of
containing the least particle OF Inflammation,
permanently cured nv this great
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
f IL u IT
And Ornamental Trees,
y3Ao3e S@o

EEyiIE Subscriber offers sale present Spring ell
z assorted lot Of Choice Trees, follows Apple Trees,
In variety many OF them large Cherry Trees of large
size and most approved kind Dwarf Pears Of and
twoyears old from the bud, and ill bear fruit in SO
Ounces of fruit bearing sizes.
English GoOsebcrries in varieties.
few of the celebrated Haughons Seeding GoOScbcrry,
aprofuse bearer OF first quality, and mildews any
ocay-thc Fruit Congress have placed it at the head of
all known varieties.
Red and White Dutch Currant,. Raspberes and Straw
berries in variety.
over 1000 Isabella and Catawba Grapes from one to
four years old.
Over 600 BHlSam Fir and Spruce Trees, from two 10
four feet high. Fuwerng Trees Shruhbery variety
including GOO Roses. Asplendd lot of Dahas, Yer
benas and PhlOXcs.
limited quantity Of Wizc!a Rosea and Lady Tarpant's
Led Wort lately brought from China by Mr.. Fortune
small quantity of Choice Green House Plants and many
other Flowers and Plants not enumerated.
B. p CAUOON.
Kenosha, March /, 1852 37-tf