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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
CATTLE.

JuDoEs-Nel.on Pkin, Kenosha; Salmon Epson Brs-
tol; Oliver Gibbs, Wheatland.
Best Durham Bull over2 years old, 3d. I'd do. diploma.
:, Durham Bun under years I'D s.; q d. dillGma.
Grade Bull under , years old 81 ID do diploma
Durham Cow, 81 ID do. diploma.
4" Grade Cow 81; I'd do diploma.
" Best Mich Cow of any breed, 50; I'd do. diploma.
" Durhnm IIciler years old s.; % do. diploma.
Grade sd
" Yearlins Bull 81 addo. diploma.
Pun 'ait, . mos cd and under, So I'd do. diploma
. YOKE Working Oxen, 50; Cd do. diploma.
Best Yoke years old Steers 50: best woke wear old
Steers, diploma; best yoke yearlng do. diploma
Should any of the above described Cattle entitled
more than one premium, the shall be entitled to
Certcac TO HAT effect instead of the second premium.
SHEEP.
JcpaEs-Morrs Reed, Wheallnnd; Phillip Rowe, Keno
sha; L. \. Carpenter, Pleasant Prairie.
Best Saxon Buck So; ID do. dir Lima
Best three Saxon Ewes, 81; 2d do. diploma.
Best three Saxon Lambs, s.; ID do. Diploma.
Best Spanish Spanish Mdrno BUCK Buck s. "a do do diploma diploma
Best three French Merino Ewes, 81; ID do. diploma.
Best three Spanish Mcrino Ewes, 50; I'd do. diploma
Best three French Mcrino Lambs, So OO
Best three Spanish do > 90
Best Buck Of any distinct breed, 90
B Best three three Ewes n ofany distinct breed 70
Best Grade Buck, 8; ed do diploma ~
Best Grade Ewes, 50; I'd do diploma
Best three Grade Lambs s..
Seine.
JCDGEs-Iienry Johnson Somcrs: G. :. Black1nan Pa.
ris and Joseph Spiccr, Of Kcnosha.
Best Boar, 81: Second do diploma.
Best SOW with her Pigs, 81
ID do do do do do dploma
Farming Implements.
JrDGEs-H. 4. Newberry, Paris; L. w. Thaycr, BRISTOL
Lalhrop Burgess, Brighton.
Best Lumber Wagon So: Best Farm Harness ST. Bes
Plough 81; Best Cuvaor 81 Best Horse Rake 81; Best
Tanning Mill 81; Ees. Straw Gutter ST. best Vegetable Cut
ter ST. best Corn Shelter, 81 best Grass Cutter s. bcs
Thrcshng Machine So best Churn 81: best Machine for
hreshing Flax 81; bes! Clover Cleaner So best Cheese
Press, 81.
Prosecutors of the above named Implements expected
to test the qualities of the before the Judges far Us
prRcticabic
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
M A II IL he d:

On the 22d ult., by Rev. Abraham Hanson, Mr. THOM-
AS CARTER, 10 Miss MARTHA c. PARKER, both of
this city.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
S l. O 4 MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medirine in use has accomplished so mann Ezra
ordinary Cares and given UirerSd Satisfaction in every
variety and stage of disease that has 80 eaSrc and
Tdgn9 sac as NoaTS O7HbRcH. and Condition Iy1cder
me ointment Is swiftly SUP .ccding all other Onlnrnts
ana nincnts for the cure Of Fresh Wounds, Calls OF all
Kinds, Spralns, Bruises, Cracked Heels R!ngIonc Wind
gas' ron EV, Gallons, Spavus Sweeney Fi>iula Sit
laSi STRAINS, Lameness Sand Cracks, FoundCrcd Feet
scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse DI>tcnper
me C0ndti0n P0icder I'LL remove all Inflammation and
fever purify the blood loosen the skin cleanse h, water
ala sueneten every part Of the body and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder Distemper. Hide Bound Loss OF Appetite In
Watd strains, elbow Water, Inflammation of the Eycs
fatlguc from hard exercise also Rheumatism, Commonly
called still coupaint) which proves 20 fatal TO anv ya-
ape horses N this country. 1t also safe and certain
fatal diseases, '
These remedies acver mrs and a!rays CGrs ii the d.
rectlonS are followed
For further particulars and multitude OF Ctrtrfcats OF
remarkable Cures, get Pamphlets Of agents.
w. B. SLOAN,
Depot, 80 Lake ST.. Caic0gO A.
For Sale at all the Drug Stores in this citv.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
re NOE DEERATDED,

F,y no loot unless Dr. A. NJ. Hauuceau, IN Liberty -:
y Y IS on little page, and the entry IN Clicks Once IN
The back te page s,oHds ereu, aud bay only
OF aad honorable dealers send by mail aud al
d.e>s 10 DR.. A. NJ Nauriceau.
Full title with contents, together with ir p2gf'
treating u important subjects every MANNED itmal- VII
b. free Of cha5ge enclosing letter stamp ~
prepaid letter, addressed a. herein.
IRON receipt of Fity Cents, or One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bindlng3
THE MARRIED WOMAS'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (RtnfIsd
IRE, TO any part OF the United States. All
letters III tIst be pOst-paId. and addressed 70
DIR A. RI MACRICEAC, Box 1924, Ne"
York city. Publishing Ofice, No. l@9 Liberty
Street, New York.
For SALE KIvG's Book STORE, KEyosHA; ": Z
Fountain, Waterown l.. Laing -L-lO! gan X l.. Fd.
ferd, Mineral Point Wis.
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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.

Is HRa, SAGE, IhOr0ngh and ne rt0si ErernaI Rene.
Iy erer Hsfd. Is composed IF TeSaabc Extracts and
possesses pgTer untq"ated tx cas # Medieiqs tq The
are # I.fammai0yy Diseases
IS universally &c knoWcdgcd TO bc IN infailc remedy
every case where ii has been faithfully applied on te
luInan system, for promoting uScusiho FC5sprat0u and
Invaluable IN all diseases oftlc flesh Obstinate lccrs
pa Sores CmblNns, Sore Throat, urnS Cuts, CuiaucoS
irupuons, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast, Diseases OF the r
Ague IN The Face, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cords
ram IN Tue SIDE Back and other parts Of SYSTEM Scald
Read, Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Piles, aud every Mind OF
sore containing the least particle oi Inflammation arc
e Irnl ~. Z -. L..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
PROBATE NOTICE.

k"NoSuA CoCNTY PRoBATF OFFICE
September OH, \. d. 1852. I
In the mater Of Tie Estate Of JOSHUA WOODWARD,
deceased.
To all wAora nat
Richard Goldsworihy has been appointed administrator
Of the Estate ~ Joshua Nauiw nd. deceased
The time for dSpo>uS OF the Esae and paying The d,hs
and lecacies said deceased, and creditors To rrsu
their claims limited The h day vi March, 4 b. I-53
The first Monday OF December GeNt at 10 O'clock A. NJ
fore me, nj my the ely OF henosha. is the and
place ained for the examination dJuSimen and allow
OF such claims
Az ISAAC y. STOnDARD, County Judge.
NA PIECES Black Gro &c Rhine, silk, jus! received
W and for sale by MEICALE, MERRILL & Go.
TO RENT.
SEVERAL DWELLING HOUSES in different parts
P JUDsoN
g. ATCHELIS and TRAVEL ING BAGS, a grcs, variety
- a. prices % s2ii. at NEIC ALI, MERRILL 4 cos
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
CHANCEEIY SALE.

Sh3NtERt SALE.
IN CIIANCERY-KENOSuA CIRCUIT COURT
Henry NJ w. 0l''0ok' Sale on Foreclosure Of Mortgage
Morris Pomcroy !
Epp Virtue of final decree of Sale made BY the Court
n . IN the above entitled the 10Th day of MAY
and sell al public auction the highest bidder at the Court
House in the city OF kenOsha the 18th day Septc
beF 1872 between The hours of and O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON OF said day. the following real wit: All
those certain pieces, parcels lots of land lying and being
III the county of kenosha. and Stale of Wisconsin, and de
sgnaied and described the half of the southeast
quarter of Section No. Ten l0l in Township No Two e.
North {" Range No. Twenty l2O east, containing eighty
le0) acres of land.
AIso-the NorlhEast quarter of Section No Eighteen,
QSl IN Township No Two Co. North of Range No Twen-
land.
kenosha, Wis, July 9th, 1852. 7-I3
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
Sheriff OF kcnOsha County
0. S. HEAD, Complt's Sol.
PoStponement.
The above sale Cat the request of the Defendant and by
consent OF the Compliments SOLICITOR hereby postponed
until Saturday, the ID day OF October, a. d. 1852, then to
take place at the same time and place above specified
Dated September 18Th, \. d. 1852. BIS
n. Il. ALLEN, sheriff:
Pos p nen,cm.
The above sale Cat The request of the Defendant and by
con.enl OF the Compliments SOLICITOR is hereby further
postponed until Saturday the Oh day of October \, D.
81 then to Ike place 1t the same lime and place above
'ccilcd
Sep ,embcr seth, 1852. l-.6
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IRA vi. WAIT.

THNIANKFEL for favors thus far extended would res
III pectfuliy say his old friends and ali who favor him
with their patronage that i again himself at the
OLD STAND where he hopes 10 continuance Of the
same. -,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
OF ALL KINDS usually called for in his line constantly
hand, and sale cheap for Cash exchange for pro-
duca
KENOSHA STEAM MILL FLOUR constantly on hand
BY the Barrel Sack, or Pound.
CIGARS-By the hundred, dozen, or single
GREEN APPLES-By the Barrel or Bushel.
IL CASH paid for Produce.
Sept I'd, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
WIFE AND MOTHER

To behold the sickness aud suffering endured By many VIII
for many yc, from simple aud COntrJsbe, CdsIl
rrIacdicd-oI better still,--lo; incurred every
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
IN AFTER YEARS,

When late be beneftted BY knowledge We look
back aud mourn aud regret the full consequences Of our
ignorance.
What would not often give possess in early life the
knowledge Ne obtain alter years And ,yL,t d,vs
nights of anguish might not have been spared If he
Id. lin sly,. II 49, " ''-S
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
HEALING VIRTUES.

II IS fact, authenticated here well as all over the
STATE and indeed the whole western states that Sloaus
Medicines have attained wide spread celebrity aud re-.
putauon to which they justly entitled by their keanp
r'riues. and powers. We among those who are
prone 10 endorse every patent humhu. that comes alone
and in this instance have delayed our endorsement mil
we have been able 10 make douIy sure not o
by testing them personally ourselves, but trutn INC lc
mOny of numerous portion Of the community l,yI,
around Us. IllinoLs GloLe, AprII -, $50.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
CHILLI FEVER.

CntLLs STEPPED N PEW, AIXUTEs-PAIN RELIEVED tN-
srANTLY.
Radwas Ready Relief like charm IN all cases Of
Chs Gd Fever. II brc a the chil's
up and iuviFpratos with health aud strength every organ
and secretion Of the system.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
VI alil winch would spare TO herself
YEARS OF MISERY,

And her husband toll and anxiety Of lnnd
necessarily deSoi him from sickness OF the wife
without HIM the opportunity
retence which his eNeOns entitled, and the possession
Of which would the happiness OF himself WIFE aud
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
AMERICAN
MUTUAL
Insurance Company
OF AMSTERDAM. NEW YORK
CAPITAL
100000.

HIS Company insures property in two classes the ac
n counts of which kept i'll separate Books, there be-
ing connection other than that the business I'M
der the supery the Board of Dircctos-tbus
giving the public the advantage of insurance Compg-
MES with the expense of Office Each Class paws its
own Losses
TIE FARMERS DEPARTMENT
Is confaed Farmers Buildings detached Dwellings: and
their contents.
TIE MER CHANTS DEPARTMENT
ln>urcs Dwellings in Cities Stores and Goods therein Print
ing Offices, Hotels, Flnurng Mills Lumber Yards iron
Foundre. Machine shops, Blacksmith Shops Carpenter
Cabinet Cooper and Carriage shops and all kinds ofgoods
and wares in store
ALSO--MARENE INSURANCE.
This Company Offers inducements those desiirc Ih.u-
rance on Steamers, Propee and all sail craft orheir car
goes. OFFICERS:
GEO. WARWICK, Prest
II. y. HADLEY, Sec'y.
References:
BOWEN & NcNAMEE, New York
JOHN II. ALDRlCH,
DNIER, MILLER & co,
BTTTERFtELD BROTHERS,
ALFRED EDWARDS & 60,
GEO. HI BENEDICT.
~ Agent, kenusha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
SECURE TIE MEANS OF mAPpINEss

BY becoming time possessed OF the know ledge wart
of which has caused the sickness and poverty Of thousands
in Of such nsequenCcS, wife mother
sable il she neglect avail herself of that know ledge
respect herself which would spare her much suffering be
the of happiness aud prosperity her husband and
confer upon her children that bic Ssng above all pceheahy
bodies with healthy minds Tia. ledge contains IA
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01

Printed IN poor hrowash, dirty paper, with r5pt. c'yei
f. can known also from The miserable and liIeLne wood
cuts scattered Throughout; is pages The co17SH efstDn
coH.GiIfs
Ii ihcge any IN the trade lost to shame aud common
ln.-e u. he IS L-nL ltLlI
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01

But another substituted for Dr. A. y Maurceau
and " Boston, for New York aud the words,
EnIEEED according Act r Caug,s in the 1917 BY
10 SEF II TROW,
In the Clerks Office Of the District CouIt Of e Southern
District Of New York
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01


BY DR.. 4. ". NAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF pIsEAsrs women.
One HaHdredN Edition lSmo, Pr. $50 Priee, so cts.
os FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 COL
First Published ia 1871, aud it is not
SURPRIZING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMALE,
WHETHER MARRIED. OR NOT, can here
acquire full knowledge of the nature,
character and causes of her complaints,
with the various symptoms, and that
nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold.
T. Is mpGtccabe u convey fully the various subjects
treated 'ht5 q nature StiCy intended i0- tho
married OF those contemplating marriages. but female
i-,ruus Of health and that BE- upon
berth which Conducive to her happiness, and that
of her husboud but eI,hs ha, i'll has Ill
husband Who has the love and a cuun Of his Iic al
heart, Of that OF his own IcCunIary iniTONc ment
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few month,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
SICK HEADACHE.

RNDwAY's READY RELIEF STOP THE MOST DISTRESS
slAG PAINs 4 MINUTES, AND PREVENT
RENEWED ATTACKS.
will cleanse and the sumach and neutazo the
poisonous acids OF the system.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
Diarrhna, nyscnCry;
Bloody Flux, Cholera MUTbus
Painful Discharges.
4 relieves the pains in f minutes checks
the distressing discharges and
SpEEDILN II Y NJ O YES 7 II i c A Y S Il.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03

A Beautiful P~aragraph.-If anything in
newspaper can possibly in ure one party ant
benefit another, it is just such delectab!e stuf
Jas the following. Some of these Locofoco cd
'itors does matters up in a nutshell with dis
tinguished ability and marked intelligence! Ii
speaking of our nominee for the Vice Presi
|dency, one of them says:
"Mr. Graham is a respectable gentleman
now Secretary Of the Navy, a post for which
The has not a single qualification, except that lt
from a State which furnishes tar, pitct
land turpentine for naval supplies. His idea:
|of navigation do not extend beyond Ocracoke
Inlet, or the Juniper canals of the Disma
Swamp. With a more enlightened man at the
head of the Navy, we should have had Navy
Yard now in full operation in New Orleans.
This paragraph is enough to annihilate Mr.
Graham-notwithstanding, he may be ournext
Vice President.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03

Amusing Scene.-A scene very amusing TO
the bystanders, but quite painful to the partici
pants, occurred in Cambridge, Mass, on Sun,
|day, the 18th inst. A young lady, accompanied
by her second "nice young man." was riding
Quietly through the street in that place, when s
gentleman in a buggy drove up at a tremendous
jumped from his vehicle, seized the lady.
companion by the throat, and demanded salts
faction from him for having dared to ride GU
with bis lady. The second" young mar de-
INJURED at such ungentlemanly treatment
whereupon he was severely horsewhipped by
his Infatuated antagonist, who declared that he
was engaged to the lady, and would not stand
any such treatment. The lady seeing how
matters stood, terminated the unpleasant affair
by getting into the carriage of her intended
The individual who was whipped departed
from the spot, muttering deep curses upon the
of the fortunate possessor of the fair one,
and declaring that we would institute legal pro.
ceedings.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03

Lime for Peach Trees.--We have the ALL
thority (says the Agricultural Plough of the
Hon. John M. Clayton, who is among the mos
improving farmers of one of the most improv.
ing States in the Union, DELAWARE that lime
is the best manure ever applied to peach trees
He serapes the dirt off and applies to the naked
roots from three to a dozen shoyelsful of lime
fresh from the kiln. Grubs die and peaches
live BY the operation. Certainly we have never
seen more healthy looking trees than those of
farmer Clayton. - 81.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03

New Els tablishment.-It will be seen by ad.
|vertisement that WIN. HART & Co. have estab.
'Iished themselves in the wholesale and retail
grocery business, in the stand lately occupied
by c. w. KEEP. Their stock of goods, just
received from the city, comprise a fine assert
ment Of everything nice and needful in their
line-and from the known long popularity of
Mr.. H. as one of our most useful citizens, and
the fine reputation which Mr.. McWILL1AMs has
obtained for the period he has been amongst us
we may reasonably calculate that they will
never be in want of customers in this commu-
nifty SO long as the food and l~uxuries Of life are
deemed essential to ones existence and happi-
ness. Thus lourishes our village, in additional
new firms, as well as fine and substantial build
ings for business and residences. SD
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03
4 Bold Defender.-The n. Y. Herald give

A Bold Dsfsnder.-The N. Y. Herald give.
in its warm and enthusiastic support TO Frank
Hin Pierce, because he says he is
Opposed to river and Harbor corrupt ant
appropriations.
Opposed to all rotten and rascally Western
railroad speculations with the public lands.
Opposed to- high speculative protective tar
if, under any disguise.
Opposed TO the corrupt distribution of The
proceeds Of the public domain among the
Opposed to all useless or partial steamship
monopolies, and all corrupt contracts for tht
establishment Of new lines of ocean mail steam
ers.
We wish Gen. Pierce joy of his new organ
with which his friends have doubtless made
favorable terms to grind during the campaign;
he may feel comparatively safe with Bennett
as is sword is not worth the purchase Of an
honest name, which is risked by the connection
with him.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03

Death Of an Eminent Lawyer.-David Ora
ham, Esq, of New York, died at Nice, in Italy
on the 9th of May, aged As years. Mr.. Ora
ham was the son of the eminent New Yorl
lawyer, David Graham, Sr. He was himsel
one of the most distinguished members Of thu
New York bar. He was a prominent and &C
tive Wing. His health began to fail two year:
ago, and some months since he sought the eli
mate ~ofItaly, in the hope that he might be bene
fitted by it. A younger brother accompanied
him, and was with him when he died.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03

Piefce's Greatest Speech.-The most ambi.
oous orarorical effort made by Gen. Pierce
while a member of Congress, was in opposition
to an appropriation to the venerable widow of
Gen. Harrison. The lady had just los. the part.
ner OF her bosom-shea and he had been at great
expense and loss in breaking up house keeping
and removing to Washington. 1t was proposed
after the death of her husband, to allow the
years salary. The proposition met the warm
and Jealous support of the liberal men of all
parties. But Gen. Pierce opposed it-and on
that occasion he made bis greatest speech.
Surely, that display of Yankee generositv
should endear him to all the women ofthis vas,
Republic! Richmond (Va) Wing.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03
sEMZAMEA,
Death Of Henry Claw!

This noble patriot, matclless orator and H.
slustrious statesman, is no more! HENRY CLAY
died at Washington on the 29;h inst, at half
past II, a. NJ. This sad event has been ey
|pected for a long length of time, but it is none
the less painful. Whatever his political views,
land however bitter party strifes have been,
there is no true American bosom that will not
|heaye with sorrow for the decease of one
whose name and deeds are interviewer with the
of his country, and the remembrance
Of whose distinguished services must be ever
fresh and green so long as Liberty and Union,
National Independence, and the Encourage
ment and Protection Of Home Industry, are
cherished as the watch-words of Freemen.-
The half century that he has spent in public
life has been marked by the unparalleled
growth Of the United States in extent, wealth,
power and influence. How vastly the sublime.
patriotism, the wise moderation and ~concilia-
ting policy, practical craftsmanship, and the
magic eIoquence of HENRY CLAY, have contri-
buted to all this, no one can adequately esti-
mate.
One Of the greatest lights in our political
has set forever! Among her distin-1
sons, high up on the scroll of fame,
will the country he loved and served place his
and teach her children and her children's)
children to pronounce it with reverence. A
nation mourns his Icss-a nation weeps over
his grave.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03

UWestern Theatricals are of rather a uni
que character. We extract from an Iowa paper
the following notice Of "the opening of the
Red Barn. s#4 &itHa 4
aFirst night Of the Dancing Goat, who goes
through the intricacies Of the e~otillion like a
fellow critter. The Goat scene will be fol
lowed BY an exhibition of the wonderful attain.
ments Of the Dog Billy, q quadraped that reck.
ons up figures like a piece of chalk, and works
problems In algebra with one leg tied behind
hin. Admission l21 cents. No corn taken at
thedoor. p. s. The free list is entirely exclt.
ded, except the press and ministers of the Cos.
pel.n
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-07-03

j A Kings Idea Of a Peeple.--To ,en,,s
ears the following toast, given by The s%PKS ;aeau
Prussia at an entertainment in bono. .as Of
Emperor OF Russia, in nothing less than ", us
phemy: 80" olas.
4 I'm my own name, and that Of nv army,
in the name of all true Prussian hearts quo
the health of His Imperial Majesty of give
God preserve HIM to that portion of the wo1t
which God has given him for an inheri,.oata
and to this age to which he is indispensahIsSs ~
The idea that God has given as an inheritan,.
10 q single man, the vast territories of the Rns
4 san dominions: and the millions upon million.
that populate them Suth a sentiment mas
scomc from regal lips, but the people, all owe,
the world are making practical inquiries into il,
truth. The spirit Of investigation has not reach.
ed Russia and it has been suppressed in Prussia
but it will rise again. The broken faith of tho
King OF Prussia has sealed the fate Of bis dv.
|masty. 1t will not come now; it may not come
in his days; but it is certainly coming. He has
Host the only security which can avail q mon.
arch in these days Of printing and communica.
ton, the confidence and affection of his subjects
He holds his sceptre by the power of the army.
and the loyalty Of that will yet be tested. bv
Imore,seyertly than any that it has yet withstoo3.
Kings learn nothing. The Prussian monarch
has forgotten the straits to which the policv
that he is now pursuing once brought him, and
he is going along in the same path which will
lead him or his successors to exile or to the
scatfold -Pr0ridence Journal.