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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,

IuPoRrAKY DYsPEPrICs.-Dr. J. :. Noughton's
PEP&IN, TIE True Iigfsre tgiI GIstTtc Jazz, pre-
pIrrd from RESNfT, or tnc FpJ RITZ STOMACH OF
THE directions OF BBrun LicDiR, the great Pyt
illogical Chemist by J. :, Houghou, VI. D,PiadclptA.
This Is truly wonderful remedy for indicestiun Dyspcp
sin Inundice, Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility,
c,ring after Natures method, BY INJURIES agent,
the Gastric Juice Pamphlets, containing Scientific cyi-
dnoc ofts value, furnished by agents gratis. Seenoce
alnonI she medical adv ertisoment7.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30

The LIQUOR Law IN MAlNE.--Maine sus-
tains her law. Sixty-fve towns haping popu-
lation of over 10000 vote thus:
For the Temperance Law. l5596l
Againstit, 2l,663
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
DIR. STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH COUGH CAN


Although in simple form, and agreeable TO the taste
hoarhound candy this is eXceed by any liquid mix
compound prepared And as all who are COM
PEELED to medicine in any shape will naturally prefer
that which i, palaabc and speedy in efecing res
toraon Of health need urge is superior claim
over any other in the market.
Price, one Dime per Roll; Rolls Cor IS Cents: or 81
per dos Liberal Discount made 81 Country Merchants
The Candy IL neatly put up with directions oruse a
handsome engraving Scottish Coat OF Arms md she
written signature Hamilton ade, tprOprietor "a on
the outside Wrapper SeGch roll and package 40
For eaye BIZ +. I!gitnsop, and StarkpeatAerG- Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30

:, - ~ hno5.echer, Catholic Missionary is
=, ''om khsroun, next November, to ex-
,4s sources Of the Nile.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
EXCLUSION OF ALI. OTHER REMEDIES.

LACLJsION OF MI OIHEK REMEDIES.
We would call attention Soan's column of new adver-
.sements medicines advertised have been extensive
y used and good effect is borne testimony to BY thou
sands who have been benefited by their The med
very popular in his section, and coming into
use. to exclusion Of all other remedies OF the kind
Sloan bu, succeed FOR he pays the printer literally
and promptly Waukesha Dem, Wis, May q, 1850.
See Sloal's advertisement in another column.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30

appearing that shpwna@ 10 appear and answer have
l., the ScfiiIl OF thc Counties OF kcHp-hH
ans! Racine his gi returned served an all ic d"
pendants except he dciutTni Linus T. Mooney ad ltHl
nearing OF the >hcri- " the I'D counties
That the sad defendant Mooney mott" hc found in thtl
bai,irAs. And SSi defendant Mooney having h!ir ID q
HI appearance to tc entered IN IS cause according
.hc r IF this Court: and further appearing thar sad
defendant i r-idcu: of The Ciy ard county OF Ne"
Nrk. the Sta,e OF Nca York; Therefore, the motion
of r1wArc Randall 1mphuant solicitors, ii dccr,cd
haI aid defendant, II>rs T. Nuo>Ey. APP car, plcnd an
dcmUr 10 .hc kl o Complaint Ill Ihs cGuse by tht
.th day OF july uyNtaI that dis order bc published III
The vn.>hn lclrcrah papcr printed in this state
t city and county II keuo-ha, for weeks successive
Is, Al least once III each week
ISAAC y. st ODD tRn,
6-49 Judge of Kcuu,ha County.
Tow,ltE & RANDALL Compartments Solicitors.
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE..

EgIBI!C NOTICE is hereby given thnt Books fer sub
S-rifilnfi~ tn Capital stock " the Racine and Vii
N It Plank Road Company will he opened ~ the office OF
10 lilr Cary the civ OF Racine, the 18Th day
May neat, at 10 O. clock in tie fnr.n'an.
Gil hRIES fITRRtCK.
President Of Board OF Com.
Jaux W CARY. Secretary.
Dated Racine, April l9ih, 1852. $40
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30

THIEVES AT RAcISE.-Olr ciiy has lately been
infested BY gang Of thieves, VINO on FRIDAY AMI
Stttr lay nights Of as week, extended the sphere
g. heir operations from yards and woodshedS, to
tnlaterlor Of dwellings and sleeping apartments.
The houses of several OF our citizens were enter
e., and The neither garments Of their sleeping IN
mates deprived Of whatever loose change they
contained In one place they Obtained about $40
u money and certificate of deposiie 10 TIE a.
mlu,of $50. In another they obtained watch
W.'al at SIS and about fifty cents in change
II another S25 III money, IN another S2i-in
.a,:. sncc these "thicycs broke in and stole il
81, vs. have heard Of more money than we had
Supposed our city blessed with We had almost
tr51ven to mention that in one house they en-
;s7ai. they left behind them ample evidence Of
AaHer Settle table, and helped themselves album
aa~t.y 20 provisions, which they deyourcd on the
sa-; afterwards le,snrely filing their pipes AMI
en NaI un!lsiur5cl the luxury Of smoke
;A- PIPES they :orgo; 70 take with them. NJ
iraco q. me villains has yet been discovered
R:,iq' Caai
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
Rcdway's Wodicatrd Soar.

Composed Of The most i coas, and fragrant; gems
bfcAtrHCts, oils and costly "--ruCc--
Glowefs, roots, trees and oriental plants
Possessing wondruus virtues DER skin diseases.
To he CompleJion il imparts Beauty.
BY Cleansing the skin from NIL cUptyr mA,tcr.
N"kr~ Glenn NE pores Hi'5~ action H. lie pllarics
~ which a'i p,i-oHnu, hUUors are ecctcd-
And at"n'thy gc'ipntu tie skin rc.t,rrh,
T. the seth IL gives Vhi.eLcss AID prevents dr~gy
i rNa6's She skin sol, tc and smooth,
Transforms the most rcpul@ye and di-tglrcd visage
To clear and beautiful complexion.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.
IwpGr:s uu;riTucut 90 the hair
Make. II strong. glossy, rich and uyuriaai,
'"auaes The scalp from dgdrIE giv- action the bulbs
F7ons me lair upon tac scalp, and tuIccs tp grow
Liz - barren soil, x makes itrch and productive.
T. dress t'c heTmake it =u4o".h md glossy
SirO+g aad bc,gihub, 81.
RadTGys CTc1ssian Balm is the nc plus ultra, ;
u Trice Is cents rar bottle
kADNAi & co, Practical Chemist
l62 inllon-stIce, New YORK
AGENTS.
:. Y. STARKWEATfiEI; +. ROBINSON, and r. nor
'N'>'-' O. ~ "'h'r4". 3ni-4g
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
N0TECE,
SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE, KENosH

SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE, KENOsIIA.
THNIE next Term of this School will commence on the
= ION .! Nay uett The Directors vii arcumtu odaic
chl-en o, the the their ability up
on Gl Iil., terms:
For Is weeks Upper Department, 81 90
Ii Los er W
Payable IL advance to the Treasurer.
j. g. JIl.StN, Director
j. l.. Y. NAlES, Treasurer,
J. BOND, CLERK.
t-.,,,.,, Anvil - 1s5, 3-46
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
FRESH ARRIVAL.

+ RE 5 ARRIVAL.
EUST Received Fre-h from The Eastern Market cho.c,
eD and extensive selection Of Books. SrtroyERY, ,~u
FANCY ARTcLEst to which The attention oi Country Mcr
chants, and school Committees. are invited.
SGgsO0E. E3O0E&S.
large assortment, embracing TIE various kinds used in
Academies and schools ava! hand, and VIII be sod
at the loves. prices.
82 2G30n 0nZo
complete assortment constantly hand, and ready ol
exhibition, at prices that Viii prove saslac to purCha-
Paper, Pencils. States. Por.-Toos. Fancy and Common
lnksands Crayous Mathematical Instruments. great
variety ot sizes. patterns and qualities Buff Nhr Lc:.
ter, Document Note and card Envelopes, &c, &c.
Blank Books.
\ complete assortment Of Blank Account Hooks ruled
20 all The various patterns in and full and half bound
in tn" most substantial mGnUcraud durable lie. Russia,
Caf sheep manufactured o the best paper either cdi-
deny cap y fun assortment of Lcdgers, Journals.
bay Books. Invoice. Letter, Sales. Cash. order Receipt.
Record Books. Also-a great variety of Miniature Mem
oraHdG. Time, and Pass Book. 10 which The attention Of
purchasers particularly invited Feeling assured that in
this department ms stock 10; 90 BE- surpassed either
quality price Town. school Private Libraries, sup
piled The most liberal terms. The Public generally rc
respectfully invited To call and examine my sock viii al
way be rradl fJr cNamua;Un.
SIMEON KING.
Ecno<ha December. 1851.
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RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.
NOTICE.

TUE firm Of 4. LEWIS Co.. has been Dissolved by mn,
tal consent. all persons indebted 10 said GrIn ij note
or account IRE requested ami expected settle ~
',aop de!Gy with 4. Levin who Is duly suherzad
ie all accounts ot the s,d fu. The -ires ' cnniiD-
uet hy The subscriber ut The shEsc p -. p. vhere
goods 81 ," sold aLcgp f0r cash. f.. iLlilS.
kenOsha, Nov. 49, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
AMERNAN HDTEI,

TIE Subscriber hereby oger- to 1T his Tavern
"a stand, knIHH ~ thr " .AzBRirA~ Tn-PkK,st,
- Housa," situated IN keHcshB City, Wisconsin 4 r
- - term %: yr4rs. Tho location o! this stand and
TIE bsl patronage always tieude a. this -hrne1t
sufficient Iend.iun. For further pariic4!nys on.
quire Of tie subscriber on tn premises.
CHARLES L. BOARDMAN.
keTi0sH9- nov. a.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
HEALING VIRTUES.

It's fact, authenticated here. well all the
State and indeed the whole western states that SlOaus
Medicines have attained 4 Hhie spread celebrity
platon, which they justly entitled 10y their hsang
rUiHes and powers. We are not among those who are
prone TO endorse every patent humhug that along
have been able 10 make assurance douhiy
by testing them personally ourselves, hut ofu
mony OF a numerous portion Of lh, community ,,ri.
around Us. LLLn4. GloAe. AlLlL ~ $50.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
FIICHEGAN CENTRAL Rail- ROAD.
Fruit Trees for Sale.

yuyHE Subscriber will be again hand on the opening
Z of Spring, with supply of the most choice
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbe-
ries, &c.
Some Of these trees trGnsplanted-have been
growing in the Subscribers Garden years of large
growth, and well acclifnatcd.
The subscriber also expect, receive by boat
ricy Cherry Plum siberia Crab and Dwarf Pear Trees
which ne will disDCae of cheap for Cash.
Kenoshs April |, 1852. IL P. COSGRAVE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
NEUR ALGIA.
Pc.n S,oPPct Instantly.

Railways Ready Relief posses m almost miraculous
influence oVerhe sharp darling paugs of pain this cruel
complaint In scw minutes the pan-strck0n sufferer
pcrrnccS The delightful sensations departing pain II hns
cured thousands OF In the city OF New York whsro
of them had been brought almos; 10 deaths door
The effects Of the Ready Relief is Stop the pun immcdi
acly to strengthen the SYSTEM and supply the
nerves with energy and Vitality the loss which
is iln inf q % II mr. tAnir1
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
In II Far Seconds

MOST DISTRESSING PAINS.
it, effects like el.ctficity arrests dstros-
sing pnn.z few sec Hds its soothing ncurtii2nC and
hcah: influences thrills through every minute cell. mcnl-
brHC, and establishes the every gland In the
system, dn the eNcruciiEy paroNy of pain,
and impariing strength and vitality to every organ.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30
PARLOR STOVES.

PARLOR STOVES.
Russia Sheet Iron Alright SeltReguls;ias rarlor.
Rat!h. mes CAST Iron 30 do
Folding pour Pariors, new and beautiful Ta,e~n-tage
ther with variety OF oIher new and beautiful ~ les
If PaTt0E S.oNts.
BOX STOVES.
Acom7e;c asspr;meut Of Box stoves and NrfjZht Box
Also l,i Of Ezra Heavy BoN stoves got M eN-
pres>ly fr stores, School Houses. Churches snd Hotels
All of The above Good, VIII be disposed prices Which
will s'.ii these Einchias times. Just give Us cali
Uavinec ,auoced with his present Hardware business
the manufactured
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron,
In nil rs various branches Is prepared by his late
tesvc arrival 81 ShcaIhinE Copper Tia, American ard
Russia Sheet I-1u - the public a manner o
ar Ia ~. aavv line ,he shortest notice and lowest
pvlces, 80,
articles
American Stove Pipe,
Russia do
Shoe; Iron Ovens,
do u Drums,
Tin Stove Pipe Tubes,
Tin Fave Troughs Elste and pEtUP.
Tin Ware II every variety.
AIsn-Tf~xrxG Rooys.
- SAsn. n l3rIs& Sf5-F.
kcnosha, starch, ls52, T. BAN.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

If hs practice is continued or tu' .crg,h IS t;we ia
patient viii not only waste away, hrtr r,.. ~ U nrcun
parail sed and tho intellect destroyed.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-30

E1voR person with some capital to embark in pron.a
EN bic business, can be found by appIicationto
4. MOVES,
q, The Planning Mill and Lumber Yard
Kenosha, Wis, Nav 1851. 45
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-01-26

q General jackson, and whoss friends ste near.
" - good a. VAx BuREE, Polk. BESroH, BLAiR'
and DoNELsoH.
But we think the Southern party will not be
governed much by the names of men or Of party.
II will support whoever il may deem most
worthy-Whig or Democrat-when its support
can be useful and we think will be rather
more particular this time than ever before.
AS for supporting the Compromise, or acqui-
sscing in it, that would be too absurd. The
only measure of the Compromise in which q
Southern right was recognized. is already a
nullity in practice. The Compromise hss no.
thing now to recommend il to the South, but
the most empty Of distractions.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-01-26

that whsn Il ~ formed, II W. intended 70 e.
commodate both co-operationists aud seessatoa.
lists; that The withdrawal OF the former from
the associsaon was their own aet, and not Iusti-
ned by the preference expressed by majority
OF the assoeaatioa for separate secession. caps.
cially ~ snch expression Of opinioa was No
further bindipg upon ths action Of the State,
than As the opinion Of portion Of her citizena
subject 70 ratification OF rejection by msjority
Of them; that the door was open for the return
to the association Of those who had Withdrawn,
AZ it had been for their departure. That, a
the majority Of the association had not acted
with the view Of embracing mono but Secession
lists 40 it's members did not become that majority
to ask the union with them OF those who had
withdrawn contrary to its wishes or intentions.
And that Sscessiolists sufficiently manifested
their conciliatory spirit, by expressing their
readiness, (the majority of the people Of the
State, having apparently decided against sepa.
rate Secession at presently to sustain any meas.
ures of effective resistance, which may be pro-
posed by the Co. operation party and enacted
by the State convention. After considerable
debate, Mr.. Burden offered the following res.
olution as a substitute for the amendment,
which was adopted with but one dissenting voice:
Resolued, That this association is prepared to
sustain the cooperation Party of the State, 10
any measure Of valid and effective resistance to
the aggressions of anti-slavery
Pending this resolution, it was moved that the
association adjourn sine die, which was not Sec
onded.
The resolutions as amended, were then unan-
imously adopted, and the association adjourned.
w. B. SEABRooK, President.
KINsEY BURDEN, j.. Secretary
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-01-26

H- We ara glad to announce the re ele :tion
of Mir. HUNTER to the United States Senate from
Virginia The Old Commonwealth has thus
ratified the course of all her delegation that op-
posed the compromise, and has thus done much
better than some other Southern States that
made more noise.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-01-26

Southern Female Institute.
he next session of this Institution win COM
| mence on the first Monday in Oct ard ends
on the last Friday in July.
-Prof. Mental and Moral Philoso yhy.
d. Lee Powell, Prof. Mathematics.
Guaume Richards De Rinsie. Prof. I.nsu.r.a
Robt. j. Morrison, Prof. Mat. Phil. and Chem
isry.
TERMS.
Board for ten months, Exclusive Of washing, y
$50.
Professors fees for entire academic 011ne, per
session of ten months, $40. Payable in atwance
No deduction made except in cases Of pr69tacted
illness. 1I1-- - =
Those who wish further information are re-
quested to address $50
DR.. BEVERLEY WlLLFORD,
President Board of Trustees.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-01-26

laws.
Upon the ground of these considerations, we
have, after hearing the consul of our ministry
and Reichsrath, received upon seies of princi-
pies as the basis of those organic laws, and have
commanded that these be made public without
delay, and that also their application in practice
may be realized as early as possible
The successive special laws will contain the
more particular provisions and institutions
until these issue, the laws now existing will be
binding.
Given this 3lst day of December, 1851, &c.
(Signed) FRANZ JOSEPH.
E. SCHWARZENBERG,
RANSONNET.
The second it will be seen, sets aside the
fundamental rights:
We, Franz Joseph, &c,
In the patent of March 4, l849, number of
specific political rights were announced and at
trbuted to the inhabitants of the archdnchy of
Austria, above and below the Ems, of Salzburg
Syria, lllyria, Carinthia, Carniolia, Tyro Bo
hemia, Morava, Silesia, Galicia, Bukovina, Dial
malta, &c These. with scheme of consti
tuition published at the same date, have been
subjected to a careful examination.
In consequence ofsreasons become known to
US upon hearlng inc opinions OF our ministers
and our Reichsrath We have seen fit to annul
the said patent of March 4, l849, and with il
the fundamental right then attributed to the in
habitants of the crown lands aforesaid.
In so far as special alterations have not already
been made in the separate heads of that enume.
ration of rights, We reserve to ourselves the
liberty 10 regulate the same by means of par.
ticuar laws
declare. h0Wpvor mo
ent patent, that we will uphold and protect
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-21
The District Bills.

The following is the division of the State
into Congressional Districts by the bill which
passed the Senate on Saturday last. The
bill is now pending in the House, and two
or three substitutes have been offered:
LIST District.-Tishemingo, Tippah, Mar
shall, De Soto, Pamela, Tunica, and Coaho
ma.
d.-Ttawamba, Pontotoc, Lafayette, Tai
lahatehie, Yallobusha, Chickasaw, Monroe
and Calhoun.
3d.-Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Choctaw, Car
roll, Sunfower, Bolivar, Washington
Holmes, Attala, Winston Noxubee and KEN
per.
4th.-Neshoba, Leake, Madison, Yazoo
Issaquena, Warren, Kinds, Rankin, Scott
Newton, Lauderdale, Clark, Jasper, ant
Smith.
5th.-simpson, Copiab, Claiborne, Jefer
son, Adams, Franklin, Lawrence, Covington
Jones, Wayne, Green, Perry, Marion, Pike
Amite, Wilkinson, Hancock, Harrison, ant
jackson.
The following is the division Of District
by the substitute Of Mr.. Shackleford:
1st District. Tishemingo, Tippah, Pou
tOtoc, Chickasaw, ItaWamba, and Calhoun.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-21
Gov. Troup's Letter of Acceptance.
VALDosrA. GA, Sept. q. so.

NALDosTA, GA, Sept. Y, %.
Gentlemen Il am now p years old and
for the last 20 or 80 years, if the Presidency
had been offered spontaneously by the people
Of the United States, would not have ac-
cepted it, because of my physical disqualif-
cation to execute the duties of that Office
At no period within that time, could l, as an
honest man, have done so. Not many years
ago the State Rights party of Georgia were
pleased to make that nomination, and my ac-
quiescence was placed on the footing that the
acceptance would fulfil the object of the de-
mand, viz: that otherwise, that party, which
had very strong claims on me, as a native
and citizen of Georgia, and could not consci-
entiously vote for any other candidate who
had fair prospect of success-were at liber-
ty to vote for me, while other persons had
none It was the Partially of friendship
which suggested similar movement on the
part of distinguished citizens of S. Carolina
on another occasion, and which discounten-
anced for similar reasons.
Your decided nomination on the present oc-
casion, leaves me no alternative but to sub
NIT myself cheerfully to the will of the State
Rights Convention of Alabama, recently as
sembled at Montgomery, in that State, but
for the sole purpose of organising that party.
It. as well as the State Rights party of any
portion of the United States, may rightfully
demand that which it has only asked, because,
in my day and generation l have labored to
contribute a mite according to my humble
abilities to sustain its principles: they arc
the only principles worth anything to the
Southern country, and as long as party of
two or three can be gathered together for such
purpose, the contribution of my name is the
least could think of making-at least for
f the purpose of merely organizing that party
) but for that purpose only.
The increasing pressure of disease fore
warns me that but short breathing spell re
mains, and l hasten to my conclusion.
: agould cote for Pierce and King. Mr.. King
= is a most excellent man, and Ihare not er
n pected eUer to be able to Uote for Northern
man so pure and disintereSted as DR. Pierce
+ and yoU mag never haze such another oppOr
r tunity. But you may use my name as lonI
/ as you please for organising the State Right
:, party, and maintaining and consecrating it
n principles.
l. 1t is honorable to have such an associate
e in the nomination as Gen. Quitman: he dc
a serves and would adorn any Office,
is g. NJ. TROUP.
D. Messrs. Thos. Williams, J. A. ElmOrt
it G. B. Duval, Montgomery, Ala.