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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
HORSE FOR SALE.

GOOD HORSE, for Family or Farm use. csn be @,
f15 on sec2nm"dsting 'eSlns. Ep9ure $, his -
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RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.

lmParts nui'imcnt to the hair
Makes II strong glossy, rich and l,Yp,,on,
Ieanses The scalp from dandnIh Qitp. nr,io, % ,t hill
~ -, ~" AIf upon hc echp. and foIccsit 10 grow
:" urSs1 me hair make it smooth and go4sy-
Rad~ayS CjrcqSSiaq Balm is te the ,,J,,e ,,,,r,,
: p Price : cents per bottle.
kADWAN s. CO., Practical Chefni.t,
lG2IG!t"n-<rcc, New York
AGENIr.
lNSoE < On, Kcao.ha. a. "a a.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
FiRENs FOR PVDDFNGS.
DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.

a VERY nice article, OF two kinds one made rom Rice
ne other iron Cprn and Wheat, for Puddings &C
ali and try il AT GOTTFRFDSoE'S
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
SHEERTFE'S SALE.


Virtue of writ Of Ficri Facas issued ont of md
under the seal of the Circuit Court in and for the
county OF kcnosa state of Wisconsin, directed and
delivered, against the goods chaes lands and rne.
mehis OF Martin Boyle have levied upon and shall offer
Tor sale 20 the highest bidder the law directs nj the Court
House in the City of kcnoSha in said county Kenosh
on saturday, the 18Th day ofNovembcr A. d. 1852 Mt one
clock IN the afternoon OF said day, right title and
interest OF which the said Martin Boyle the th day
January, A. d. ISL at any time had in and To the
following described Real Estate, situate lying being
the County of kcnOha and state Wisconsin and desert
bed as the West half of the North West quarter of Section
n" tf! 30 in Towns hip ~, North Range twenty
Two - East iIso-Ten 100 acfes of land the
uh East quarter of Section No. twenty t25
snip Two g. North OF Range twenty (2 East and
Stpd iiS i'lo"s TO wit: Commencing eighty 1907 rods
Norm OF The SOUTHEAST said Section on the East
SIDE Of said Section thence West seventy 20 rods thence
North tar enough Ia make of land thence East
To The Section line; thence South said Section line TO
place OF beginning.
Dated al kenosha, September Goth, 1852 7-2l
n. r. ALLEN, Sheriff.
PoStponcmem
The above sale Is hereby postponed until SATURDAY. the
9Th day November, lS5! lhtn take pacc nj tho
same hour and pia~c aS above specified.
kcuOsha. November b. 1852. 2a3
NATHAN f. ALLEN, sheriff.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19

- TRAY COW. Came into the enclosure Of The SUhscy
- bcr in the SoeFs, on or about The first week
OF Oct. small spotted red and hiis Coz he's ls FORK
Cd bunch her RICH; side, horas low and long suppo
sd 10 be about Is years old The VIII please pay
charges and take her away.
EPuRAlH PERKINS.
tcrns5S, OF. Is, 1875 II 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19

AsTRAY COLT. Taken M by the subscriber about the
- First Of Nov suITc Colb supposed To be two wears
Years old last Spring Il has white sya in The face and
III, two hind feet white The owner is requested 10
prose property, pGy charges and take ii away.
HIRAM LEACH.
Pleasant Prsirie, Nov. ;, 1882 4-24
EySrRAN. Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber
-HL about two weeks since, dark brown BULL CALF.
The owner IS requested 90 prove property pay charges and
sake him away. Il. +. MARI.
Pleasant Prairie. Oct 60 ISa2. 40
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
DANGEROUS PRACTICE.

The of Morphine, Strychiue, Acouiinc Hclcdorns
Arnica ard other posohs only dangerous but cruel
The effect OF these poison, 90 cur, tie dis,us ar ~
remove from the system the Pains,
But 10 Grd"H TIC RcrcCS, Ia Tratsn and stpp TIE HoruoAs
eRcrgy to p'ralii" The flHct Of Rc Nervous svl-
tom, and 10 aestrog sensation.
If his practice Is continued for any length Of time the
patient III not only away but the brain will become
parall sod and the intellect de. truScd.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
HEALING VIRTUES.

It is fad authenticated here, well Us MI the
State, and indeed the whole states, that SlOins
Medicines have attained wide spread cCChrty. and
puaton, TO which they are justly euei by tier 'tsa.g
tirtues' and powers We not among thor" who are
prone endorse every patcat humhug that aOrg
and in this instance have delayed orr endorse dut1
we have been aOle 10 make assurance douby sure nor
by testing them personally ourselves, but from
mony Of a numerous portion Of the community hyu.
around u.s. Illinois Glote April 10, $50.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

BY becoming in time possessed OF the know the ,r;
q" winch mas caused the sickness and poverty OF thousands
~ we" OF such consequences wife mother Is rHcu
ssSe II she neglect TO avail herself Of that knowledge ~
eSrect 10 herself which would spare her much suffering
Tire means OF happiness and prosperity her husband aud
confer upon her chdren that blessing above all pce-heay
b9di7s with healthy minds That knowledge contained
little work entitled
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
SICK HEADACHE.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF WILL srOr THE MOST n1srRrs.
SING PAINS IN rtw MINUTES, AND PREVENT
RENENED ATTACKS.
II will cleanse and the stomach and peutr,1e The
poisonous acids of the sy stem.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
DiarrhTa, Dysencry
Bloody FluX, Ciutrn Morbus
Painful Discharges
relieves the most severe pains in a mnutes-cheCks
the most distressing discharges, and
SPE EDlLE REMOVES THE CAUSE
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And her husband the toll snxiety Of mind
necessarily deNeying HIM from sickness oil the lie
without givng him the opportunity Of acquiring that COM
petenes which his eNeFens entitled aud the
81 winch would secure the happiness Of hnStil wife and
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19

SMNLL GAYS, Democrats H1cs, Wings; T. s. Free Soil
., e,ec ted last year and hold over.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
GAHANCEEeY SALE.

'TNTE OF WISCONS,N-KfNO&IIN COUNTY G.
CUT COT Rim CilANCERY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-19
Sheep for Sale,

MErCALF. MERRILL l. GO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30
CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW.

Commonwealth vs.. Null: Verdict Of jury, guilty, and
i, nt prisoners confinement in the Pen!tenary asce'
aIncd at three years. TO ta.e effect five days after the end I"
the next term Of the General Court
The Court then surrendered to judge Robertson
when came up the case Of tie ComoEw wealth vs. thaTtc
Haran charged with receiving stolen goods knowing ihc"
10 have been stuen-Jchn B. Young, ESQ., for ii' Com
monwealth; John S. Cassie and Robert G Scott, mo
mas p August and Joseph NJ Caring ton EsgTs ior h'
prisoners.
The Jury had not taken lie case when cnT reporter c
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Defendants.

E, 800, .,,,h,r Defendants.
&c Of HIS sui uoin The defendant Lane 1om proceeding
men, crnv.-.l ~ hln against the plantll1s incstase
vas y; on bond gwen for carIeners work. alleged
r-f,f,ui,n:y rernrmea and aiari, having been inal'
a tie !-l.aa above named IL non.resident OF tnis
.1,h s.;a sicadaIi: is notified 10 appear at the knes
an IN ne C,Iss nire the said Court on the trslMon
and do what is ne essarr p!o:ce. his interest IN
. ~: p ROBERTS. CPk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

II is said that The Office of Assistant Treasurer ut New
YORK. las been rendered TO Luther Bradish Of
Ex-Governor john Young deceased 4 committee of New
York na:conts has been appointed 10 cxamGe the
of the late assistant Treasurer. Ahnn, hrna n';- ~'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

'"iSlA,At Rules held The ClCrk'a Once oi tne III.
rur Of Chanccry for the County Of llenrco ihs ON Gay
a.i>;9
s PuF!
y Grssnacw and o:her Deha
-, u h .uit 10 have trustees appointed under the
u the bill mentioned executed by the late ko5er
% r,cl. Norton ard Others, trustees 10 secure debt
eu. Of John Buchanan deceased 80 as TO place the trus
e - deed in sucl situation a, ha! It may be 'peed
req So necessary requisite; md aihravit has,ns netn
r i a Il; ':od,nt above named is n1nfosiaeht oi
Hoaarh the sail defendant is notified 10 appenr al ne
:e to&, IT. the Clerks Office OF the sau Court on me
do: :Uc cyi ard do wha, Is necessary 10 protect hl'
A'ai. III. Acory-Teote: no,ppra r,o,t
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Defendants.

c Eo. ard other De'ehuah,s'
Il lila ;, i 70 fuh;e &c lands in he proceeding.
- ana m.,l as,s alleged have been conveyed 10 the de
aase n..G IrmrE this The satisfaction OF the
!.ru, an ri!a.i, having heeu made and flied, that the
Ian; a,,Yc named Is resident ui thu Commonwealth
n:a.t + urrl:;-G arppesr the Rules I" he !odcn IN
n :,- said Cou,;, the hrsi Monday IN June
,Cn.y-,..t.. p. ROBERTS, C!k.
/ e.,r
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

=
. ercsrsi IN he fnIrson. decree are hereby nn'ihe
~ ~ g j. he city Of Rchm"n,', on The IAN day
a, ~ &c act NJ. with the evidence necessary 'oeh'
E :-.s.,; N.M. f. DAVIS. Comm'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

al! A.. q: George Alexander l. Brown, Chas l.. B!o%h
rJ.a john l:uriUn OF England. james E llehih Lohh
l-l y Ferguson. Sergeant oi the Clty OF heh'io1u'
..sth .a:ga:s...,0r Of James Brown. deceased,
Defendants.
in This cause srhc Court doth further udge
1.-i, ,a, the defendants Thomas Brown and PaircS w
5 ocfae one i lie Commissioners OF this f"urt, ar
-Ir aad Profits ~ Jsie sad real estate conveyed os
!, . X ~ ry.i,rv: lay O! December. eighteen hundred
80 I'LL ch i,v. come INTO ir hands - either ol ihe'
.,uoY al tile a, deed. and that the defendant Patrick
- .,..i' rfTY'r. 5y the complainant icnlsf a' ar
.,u. con- M. s!oIcr of the manner IN which lie ma
r. a it..r ru,lc,ej upon him bs The VIII OF te s"io
Es,wu Al which tie said commissioner Is diecea u
r an ..ti. au, !" the Court report. VIII. any inal
.'si ..:ned pertinent by himself. or which may oe re
y ci IL, iar:I.s 10 Ec 50 stated
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'"'e Nla Ban the representatives. ana ~
Z. -. ~, !. - aIra.r, ,rd other Defta.
tas ,u.t IS 10 "aga!n final settlement oil the anhn
Z ." Ike st.:tc oi William fIundey deceased ana nssrl
s'en ,.,sr eaei thereto. without requiring
~! -es bonds: and affidavit having been mace anu
ne defendants above named are nnn.resiGehIs ol M
sr...h n. .a! el-an,s arc notified appeal at the
ehoccn IN ie Clerks Office The said Court, on me ht''
tune and o what necessary TO protect their ine
- sur cory-Tes!c: r. ROBERTS, CLERK.
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P. ROBERTS. Cpk.

ruiNsA.-A. Circuit t"u;t "i tEancer! ior the I@uns
II rn b.t II hr STATE Cuur House. III the City OF kleh
.ua Wednesday Ma.ch 10. l-52:
"" "" " 80 - = " Paia,iH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

hGiSiA-A, KuI.s cid in the Clerks Once OF the VI
.@u q u!uce:y c; The County OF I!eniwo 'he oh ia!
,...r.s,v Y Crenshew William IIankins. Charles
y ai vi Joseph Whitehead, George Carroll tEeuerSS
''-g.l l. l.tcnc. -. l.issan. and -- Mcaiil. l.l''
- s:'t0i ...rcdn anL GcMiEn, iN
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THOMAS p. q. Observation-Disclosures, IN the

q THOMAS p. q. uENSHAyy.-Whereas, IN the
u's coa ot Law for Hrnrico county, I. NJ b. ftoy u'u m
"a d May. ISL. judgment against me- a
cersa note IA, able on demand, for the sum OF siA.
!ee cents With neres, thereon TO DC eompu.
@e,a,s II yer cc;tun per annum fr the 9th d:g OF
''I>, ~. ~ mei, sud the costs 50 ~ CENTS anu
a'n: seed a!d udement for the said sum- VIII! in.e
1"s'st, a:rrssai ara. me- dated the 18th day OF August
WI o" ~ 6lh day August 1851 pay the said hen lacias,
'S fracsa inieres,. costs and shcr's commissions 70
~" 'skr oce that shall. the 9Th day OF May cns ulne,
Itcri Cour; OF Law of Ienrlco county, for iudgment
70. r r sid n of ST. 81 with incres, from said 2tth
AlsU. -! ~, paid and five per cenrnm damages the
s u agreeable 10 the Of Virginia IN such case
l :. H['viiet. Respectfully, yours,
rn'd. .ru'6-c.5w riIOS NJ. HALVES.
r, NV srOKE-NEW GOODS.
-asctiors take This method Of notifying The cuzens OF
aud vicinity, we'll their country friends and ac
ha; they have opened well assorted stock Of Dry
~ 'hine all eneiy new which will be sold at the lowest
t'i!e and see US before purchasing elsewhere
"a G. e. II WALLERSTElE,
Broad street., oppoai,e Rehmcnd and Fred'bg Depot
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EXPECTED OUTBREAK IN MEXlco . Ami,
Nrw Oalrass. April 2S-Adyces from Iampeo 70 ap pm
I'd state that Outbreak sss Of ns oops
icpa,ed consequence Of the sy a.er had had
ana the se. nuon the of Ta"p0 and there
were no vessels in that port
Madame Kossuth it is stated, nas ~ NJ York
amerca which will shortly oe Paoh''u - "
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Johas,a. executor Of Jare HuHdley, deed, ihn.:

Al Rules held in the Cick's Once OF INC Ilr
Caaac,ry for the County Of H,nrioo, the ON Gay
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kUI.e n, III III the Clerks office OF TIE Clr ~
y. C,accgy frhe County Of Hen leo, The On cay OF
..h,in. a8r,a,.:..:or OF William Petit, deceased
's'''''' -.''''''''"'-' = PLAINTIFF:
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W Tacser Of Abner Robinson, decd, and 9TH
Defendants.
cS.' hs ' sutcc, thc deb, due from Abner Robin
t n. ri Erhiam Staric!d deed the payment
.a.f claim and ai tv having been made and fled that
a|c" ran.d - noa.r=<dcnt o thiI Commonwealth,
tti : i uoi,. AZ y. the Rules 10 be holden in
sS :s 6! h" -si Cu":t the first Monday III June next
vt4l Is Erressar: 1tc:ec! his n.eres, III this suit.
ACo;y-T..;4: =. ROBERTS, elk
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IkGiJia,-A Rales =. q IN ;- C!erEs Office OF Tho Circuit
tgo Ca.lce! ;of the County OF errico, the 7ih day oil
80:
- fasan William rasnn and s;eIhan.o Ann Rockford,
Plaintiff. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

.IE- IHii-h l;-, a.'t tne CLERK Office the Cir
r,C IN u C!4acely cr The County Of Icnco the Gil; day
An. ~:
7NIEE,.e!is. fiainuh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

In the House Of Delegates on Monday last the deah o.
Ro.ER7 G. RivEs Esq, having been announced,
Mr. WALLACE of Petersburg then rose, md, win muen
emotion amid the unbToken silence OF 'he HOUSE. ae 0
following renarks a., o
rise Mr Speaker for the of secondlng the reso
Iuous which have been offered for the adoption oil 'ho
Hnusr by thai member Of this body whom the teceaeea
loved and regarded as brother. But few days ago. ana
our lamen,cd friend mingled umong OF our most ac-
tive and energetic members He then iet US lot MS resi-
nce and but nine days have elapsed since his oeparute
and now the kne the shroud the mat,ocE ana e stn
ell the sad end OF human life That end SPEAKS 'oi,
ume i, tells us that we, too are tie iehs'oi'' - 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-30

N>I.g II sutton. ravii 4 Turner, - Seldeh, - Wi.
i. - ui.tT le firm OF Scden. Withcrs and Company,
f-phIrs u it,- alnl oi phis and bowman - Merchant,
inn ui t!,rcsu. s!! Wt!s!ssr and other Defendants
zee; Of this su Is aside the deed OF ma ie b.
-, Sa:an Ignior ard Wt 70 B. l.. Winston stes, and q
he pop,y embraced tie sal ICED 10 the satisfaction
.aa:l!: and aa as having teen made ard Il ed tha:
st above named residents OF this Common.
b he -l defendants notified appear the Rules be
i. ae C!rrk UGe o the said Court. he FIRST MONDAY
ex' d what's 20 protect .hir Interests in this
A .Jly- irS:e. p. ROBERTS. Clerk.
81 tE-.AiS
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MGAI Rules held CLERKS Uiec Oi Ire Clrcuit
Cc:n Chaacer The Couaty OF Henrico the Sd day OF
1. Si3
+ h A. en-. assignee OF VII Puekeu, Plaintiff:
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;HGIT.A,A lGe> held IN the Clerk ute The C!rcul
Caua ,H-nc, The Couiy OF "uricu the Oh day Of
i ~.
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Domestic NTisceIIancy.

domestic NUSccliancy.
TIE papers continue 10 report fross In Georgia
and Alabama.
Ex Mayor Lamb Of Norfolk, Va, is dead.
named ] b. Green-hailng from the North
arrested in Washington for obtaining nearly So 900
from Mefsrs. Corse g. Co, OF Alexandria and Daniel
Roslsnd Of Washington, by means Of altered lottery
tickets.
The Mormon Prophet strang is elected to the Mch
gan Legislature, from the Beaver Island district
james ID. Garland late Of Adams Co = Office in Gin
ciDna cied Of cholera at Henderson Ky on the 10th
inst board tho sultaps IIs body was brought up
to Cincinnati where his family resides and inferred
the Ish
An effort is to be made at the coming session OF the
Massachusetts, Legislature, TO have Nshant set OIL from
Lynn.
The Jury before whom samuel Cowperthvat wa, tried
in Philadelphia, have found him guilty Of murder in the
second degree.
Mr. Charles Forman . respectable citizen OF ST. Louis
county Mo, was lately thrown from his buggy, and
killed.
IL Is stated in the st. Louis papers that seventeen
deaths occurred the steamer Mount Vernon daring
her recent trip from New Orleans to st Louis.
man named Hugh Divine was killed on the 18th
lust by being accidentally caught in the machinery at
tie Eagle Works, the Falls road, Baltimore
OF Loctport Canal Appraiser In the place Of Nelson
Beach, Efq., resigned.
John A. Hayward a brakeman on the Boston and Wor.
eestcr railroad killed the 10th inst while tho
top Of the by his head striking the umbers Of the
Brighton bridge.
young lady has been discovered 10 Boston IN mans
attire holding a situation in Wholesale clothing ware
house Che had called herself Geore Green aud said che
was from New York, where her parents reside
An adopted daughter Of Mr. d Cheevcr OF Lynn
found drowned in reservoir of the Eastern railroad
company on the l4th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

To BE EXECUTED Arch, the negro man who
murdered Mrs Hnklc In Greene county Tenn. will be
hung to day at Greenyie THIS Is somew5at singular
IL appears that the young negro Arch, had been
vnduly intimate with this young woman Mrs. Hinklc
for year more but owing TO In June
last she euseo 20 receive attention feom him any longer
th he became desperate that II he could not
epjoy Der embraces her husband should not and
tain morning when he knee Mr. n. would be absent
from homs, he placed himself near her residence watch
Cd for her until he r start With ilk pail o. the
LOT when he met her, violated her person and then
murdered her, She was herrbly maDgled stabbed IN
some five or Fix different places With = long knife
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

LIQUOR SEIZURE AT BANGoa.-Upon the arrival
Of the steamboat Boston yesterday (sunlay) Marshal
Fatpbam and assistants seized EIGHT ba reI OF
bad liquor. There we're quite number OF spectators
present, by whom the ASH tants Of the Marha we're
hustled about considerably One Of them was driven of
the wharf and another covered with mud, sc
During the excitement several barrels Of liquor
rolled on the wharf into The water and sfterwor d. either
rescued by the and friends DESTROYED by knock
ing In the beads. --Jaag~ Mercury, Nos. IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

CouscrL BLUFF CITY.-At q meeting held ac-
eording to notice given for that purpose the inhab
tants Of the town OF Kancsyille Iowa. decided to call
said town hereafter by the Of Council Bluff City
The town Of Kauesye not having been surveyed and,
plated. committee was appointed for that purpose
afoa committee to draft memorial to the Pogt Office
Department 10 change the Of the Post 0fice to
correspond with the Of the city They also decided
to organize for the time being under the law OF Congress-
giving the right of cpon to $40 Of land To the
inhabitants Of town dtss, the public lands met IA
market. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

DISCOVERY OF LARGE AMOUNT or STOLEN
GooDs.--0n the 18th inst, FIRE company in Woburn
Mas lad the tables for their supper laid the Of
old tavern house In that town which for long time
has been upiphaSted In the course Of the evening.
closet with the door nailed up discovered in one OF
tile Curiosity led the discoverers 10 br. ak down
the door when several large trunks filled with goods Of
various kinds including clothing cloths silver Sc
found There IL doubt that gang Of thieves Id
bid their plunder there in the hope hat Il would be nm
moested until IL convenient for them 20 reclaim It,
probably the result 81 number Of robberes ooa
TiGvLer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
The Milford Monument.

placed on the Milford Monument.
IN HONOR OF
Forty six american Soldiers, who sacrificed their
lives in struggling for the Independence Of their
country, this Monument was erected in 1852 by the
joint beralty of the General Assembly, the people
of Milford, and other contributing friends.
Two hundred American Soldiers, in q destitute
sicbly and dying condition, were brought from .
British Prison Ship, then lying near New York, and
suddenly cast upon our shore from British cartel
chip, on the frst Of January. TIT.
The inhabitants Of Milford made the most chari-
table efforts for the relief of the strangers; vet not
withstanding all their kind ministrationss in one
month these forty six died, and were buried in ono
common grave
Their names and residences nre inscribed on this
Monument.
Who shall say that Republics are ungra.eful!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

SERIOUS AcoIDETr.-At Cambridge, Indiana,
while Robnon's Atheneum exhibiting, on the OH
int the seats gave way, which two to three hundred
persons collected and by the falling quite
Der Of the citizens badly injured among them J.
G. Lntz had leg broken and badly bruized In diff
rent portions OF his body g. r. Cotton foo. aud ANGLE
feverely fractured, and otherwise seriously injured
Jacob tsiemar two or three rib. broken and otherwise
injured; Mrs Jno Wiao badly bruised; Daniel Harter
had one Of hiS legs much injured James Wallace
(coorcd mar) was dangerously hurt by the hesvy tim
bers falling upon his brcast and other portions Of his
bcdy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Hhs Amazon and the Atlantic Slopes OF
NINTH Anc4icn

IRON the Washington MON Nov IL
Ine pohey OF commerce" and not the "policy
Of conquest" is the policy Of tho United states;
The spiris OF the age animated by private enter
Prise, Is every oey seeking fields for IT, p,ace-
ful triumphs, and commerce can acsouplish throngb
out the world no achievement like those which rot.
its coming and its marches up and down the Ans
son and other great rivers OF that greatest Of w.tar
sheds, the Atlantic slopes Of South Americ.
Men may talk about Cuba and Japan, bat, or all
the diplomat questions of the day, the free nav.
cation Of those majestic water courses and their
tributaries lie TO this country the most valuable aud
important. II fprpssses them sli IL is paramount.
The country that Is drained by the Am szon. il
reclaimed from the savage, the wild beast, snd tn,
reptile, and reduced TO cultivation nov, would b.
capable Of supporting With ts produce the populs
ton Of the whole world IL 10 4 rice country. The
common Weld Of rice IL forty for one u i reapsd
rye months after planting, and may be planted al
any hme Of the year Tnus the farmer may plant
cno busnel Of rice TO day 10 Eve months hence he
WI gather forty from II. PiaDtiDr these forty, he
may IN another i've months gather sixteen hundred