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LEONARD SCOTT S Co.'s
LIST OF
British Periodical Publications.
Delivered In all the principal Cities in the United States
FREE OF POSTAGE,
And forwarded By mail under the provisions Of the late
Post-Onice Law,
Merely Nominal Rates.

/. The LOSroS QUARTERLY REVIEW Conservative
? THE EpINBrRGu Review (WhigJ
j. TEE NORTH BRITIsu REVIEW tFree church,
4. TIE WEAKNESSES REVIEW I.ibcralt
5. BLACEwooD's EDINBUHGH MAGAZINE (Tory)
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The Grand Results.

We have now the full official vote OF all the
States except three, viz Virginia, Missouri anu
Caifornfs OF Virginia, only i've counties are ulil
official and fifteen in Missouri are yet 10 " ieaIu
from. Several counties IN California aie "'0' O0-
fcicnt or incomplete.
POPLAR VOTE. ELECTORAL NOTE.
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Electoral maj. 2I2
Picrco's maj. 2l3,6S9

General Pierce has larger majority both Of
Electoral and popular votes than any candidate for
the presidency since the existence Of the present
nartcs ccmmcnccd.
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HORSE FOR SALE.
CITY TAX ROLL.

a GOOD HORSE, for Family Farm use, can bc Oh
tanned on accommodating terms, Enquire at this OF
fee. Nov. 9, l5j2.
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TO PRINTERS.

As matter OF convenience ourselves and the Graft
generally bSve opened Warehouse for the sale OF al
kinds a PRE-sEs Type Boa CAsrs lsx, Parxr-
ERs STATToSERY ard VII pleased receive and eli all
orders IN his ne with fsithuIncs and despatch at MAN
IT y II RERs' PRICEs.
RIFFS KING L C"-MgrsgLee, wiz.
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Corn Meal.

~ oRN MEAT-In quantities 10 suit purlhlscrS kept
d = constantly for sale at the
Dec. g. l-52. J-33 kENOSIIA STEAM MILL.
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''Nai, Cfltb 9Th looking our OF the up
per story of small grocery, and addressing
another girl who was trying to enter at the
front door, we've all been to camp meeting
and been converted; 50 when YOU want milk
on Sundays YOU will have to come in back
way
Jerome, Jerome screamed Mrs. Butter
field to her biggest boy, what is it YOU are
throwing to those pigeons| Gold beads.
mother. and the darned fools are eatin' 'um
i spec they think its corn
\ Tennessee paper gives the following ad-t
virc:-When your wife begins to scold, lc
her have it out. Put Your feet up costly over
the fire place-loll back in Your chair-light
one of your best cigars, and let the storm
rage on. Say nothing and make no reply.
The following is good doctrine support
!onr own mechanics and they will support
You Support the home press and it will
support you.
Hon. W. r, King, Vice President elect
has made his will He is possessed Of 5000
acres Of land in one body, in Alabama, and
upwards Of one hundred slaves.
Hoes last fast press. with eight cylinders,
just completed for the Philadelphia Ledger,
was put in operation at the establishment of
the manufacturers in New York. last week.
when It made between $1,000 and $4,000
impressions per hour.
The excess of females over males in Eng
land is over 100000: in Scotland, 100000:
and in Ireland 100000
PorAroEs-This root is native of Amer
lea, and was first introduced into Spain from
Quito, South America, in the 10th century
1t was introduced into Ireland by Sir Walter
Raleigh and thence into England. In 1910
there were raised in the United States more
than one hundred and eight millions of bush
els; but by the census report of 1850, there
had been n falling off of moro than four mil
lions Of bushels, owing doubtless 10 the dis
'r>e which had attacked il.
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A STRANGE LAND and PECULIAR
PEoPLE.-Australia has been called the land
! of contradictions. That it deserves this title
the following facts will prove:
Its aboriginal inhabitants are cannibals.-
Almost all It's rivers run into the interior
When it is summer here it is winter there.
and vice versa. The land is highest at the
sea-coast. The barometer falls before good
weather and rises before bad. The north
wind Is sultry, the south is cold. The foil
age OF all its trees and shrubs is always green.
Huts are filled up with cedar; myrtle trees
are used for tirewood; fields are fenced with
mahogany. It's swans are black; its eagles
white. It's moles lay eggs, and has ducks
bill. One of its birds brays like an ass an
other has broom in It's mouth instead of
tongue. It's cherry has,the stone on the out
side. Its pear-the stock of whichgrows at
the broadest ends of wood. Its kangaroo
seems to be a cross between a deer and a
squirrel; it has FIVE claws on its fore paws.
and three talons on its hind legs, like bird;
hops on its tail, and carries its young in
pouch on its belly. The people of Australia
seem to partake ofthe strange characteristics of
their country. At the diggins," there are
thousands ofarmed, discontinued republicans;
and they have hitherto only used their fire
locks to give salutes on the Queens birthday !!
The children of convicts there are distinguish
ed for their sobriety and hatred of vice!
We find the following paragraph in the
New York Herald:
"There is an important movement on foot
in Washington, in regard to our foreign re.
la'ions, and the recent movements of France
in Hayti and Mexico. The present Congress
as iniative in supporting the new administra-
ton is taking bold and high ground in its
relation with the strong powers of Europe,
and in protecting the weaker nations of the
earth. Our Washington letter published in
another column, intimates this: 1t would
not at all surprise us to see an appropriation of
five or ten millions of dollars to be placed
unreservedly in the hands of Gen. Pierce, for
the preservation of the peace and honor of
the Republic in the approaching crisis. We
are entering upon an eventual period in our
history
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Although these works distinguished by the political
shades above Indicated Yet but small portion their CON
tents II devoted TO political subjects. is their literary
character which gives them their chief value and in that
they stand confscdly Tar above all other Journals of their
ciass. B0ckcoOd, still under the fathey care of Christie
phcr North, maintains its ancient celebrity is at this
time, unusually attractive from the serial works of BuN or
and other literary notabcs, written for that magazine, and
first appearing in its columns both in Great Britain and in
The United States. such works 'Ihe Cations and my
New Novel;" Goth by Bul"cr The Green Hand" "Katit
stewart" and Other serials of which numerous rival ed
tons are issued by The leading publishers this Country
have 10 be reprinted by those publishers from pages
Blackw God, after has been issued by Mr.srs scott
50 that Subscribers to the Reprint that Magazine may al
ways rely On having the carie reading Of these fascinating
tales,
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

VENE Tax Payers of this City hereby Informed that
ID the IIarbur Tax Roll is IN my hands for collcc
ton, and that will receive the Taxes
Office in the City Hail. until the last dry of December next
And further give notice that shH sell the Second
Monday Of January next all the lots. lands, upon which
the .d Taxes have not been paid, satisfy the Taxes.
costs, and ether liabilities which shall legally accrue
DhNL. NJ CLARkSCN, City Treasurer.
kenosha, Nov. 11h 1852. II
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Chicago & n 7. City.

ALSO
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Chicago and Columbus, Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh,
Via Toledo and Norwnk Road, which intcrsccts Mad
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A CARD.

TENE undersigned takes this method expressing his
obligations to those who have forward and
tied their accounts; and wishes thou
sand others that he intends leaving the city soon and that
all who prefer to adjust their and notes wi him
in pcr-on, must call rtIot aRg further dcidV. Aner the
2oh Of january nil unsettled accounts will be left with
Justice for collection, and mistake. Thos, who up
on him II HON" settle upon favorable terms than
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an agent {. CLEMENT.
Dec. 80. 1852.
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FOR SALE.
A EARN

An ACRES OF unimpro> ed land situated 3. mile
EVP southwest of kcmosha. Twelve acres Of ii IL rs
ate Timber, Also,
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& ATCHELs srd TR AVELINCz BAGS, q creat vs,i.tv
- prices lit.a' HEICaLF. VEPR BILL 4 COS
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ESTBAI. Came to the premises of the snb-
il scrber a three year old steer. Brindle color
with little white-Straiaht horns-came last June
The owner is requested to prove proPcrty-pay
take it away.
JOHN KAN.
Brighton, Kenosha, Co., Jan. 3, 80.
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OF 60 ncres within mile Of the city CT kdnosha, Said
Farm all fenced in venien lots. Ii has upon small
orchard which has commenced bearing and so Of
excellent meadow land with other conyecncef II Is
OF the best stock Farms in The country,
Apply on thu premises, IS
I HOWL ANIL
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Joseph where is Africa!'
On the map, sir
i mean in what contincnt-thc eastern or
westernP
well the land of Africa is in the eastern
continent; but the people, sir, are all of 'em
down south
What are its productsF
Africa or down south"
Africa you blockhead
We'll sir, it hasn't got any; it never had
any
How do the African people live?
BY drawing
By drawing Whitewater!
No sir, by drawing their breath
Sit down, Joseph
Thomas, what is the equator!
why, sir, it is horizontal pole running
perpendicularly through the imaginations Of
astronomers and old geograrhers.'
Felcr citizens said a candidate for Con
gress, recently somewhere out West, 'Feller
citizens, YOU are we'll aware that | never went
to school but three times in my life, and that
was night school. Two nights the teacher
didn't come, and the tother night | hadn't
any candle
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

BY becoming in time possessed OF the knowledge the
which has caused the sickness poverty thousands
OF such consequences, wife is
sasie II she avail herself Of that
respect TO herself which would her much suffering be
the means OF happiness and prosperity her husband and
soneT upon her children hat blessing above all PIce-heshy
bodies, with healthy minds. Tha, knowledge contained IN
i!ltie work eSlfle1
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KEEOSHA CIRCUIT COuRT-IN CHANCERY.
Harmon GriiTn, Complainant, Alzina W. Eorthw.y.
Roman H. NurthWHy, Clement l.. NJ EOrIhway, and Am
men n. SGrthway, Defendants.
EpY irtue Of final decree made by his Court In ths
nd cnnse on the Eighth day of November, A. d., le32
shall sell I'll public Auction 10 the highest bidder all and
singular the mnrtgag"d premises situated In county Of
kcnosha mentioned IN the Bill Of Complaint and in tho
said nul decree IN said and therein described
lows 10 wiz "A that certain piece parcel Of land lying
and beiEg in the County Of Kencha, and state Of Wi.con.
sim md Known and described follows wit: Tie
nall OF the North West Quarter Of Section number four ~
Of Township two I2 North Of Range number
ty-onc u last, being FRACTIONAL and connin. xt,
and 4SlOO Of Gndur much thereof shall DO
sufficient to satisfy and puy the amount due said DECREE
and costs.
The said sale will thkc lnco Saturday Tho Einety<niA
day Of February, y l153, between the hou.s II No. ana
thc o'clock in III" afternoon 81 that day gaur Heuse
~ ,ne cry :" hcIo.a, ia the county 81 ken0sa and State
"fNisconsin, to- Terms, Cash.
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of kcnoshn County.
SrRoSG h FULLEH, ConpIainnnt's Sols
Dated hith December, A ID. lsj2. 6-31
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kENOSHA COUNTY COURT, HELD AS 4 COURT or
PR)bATE,oS THE CTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1858.
In the matter o. the Estate ofSTEPHEN f. DAVENPORT.
deceased
Az :he application OF Iathrop Burgess, Admini,trsios
~ Of the Estate Of Stephen Davenport, dcceas.d Er
herring Of his final and settlement 81 .nid Ystns
and for discharge from further administration creont
ordered that the hearing of such final account and settle
mcni OF said Estate bc before Court House In tho
cay OF keho>ha In said County the First Monday Feb
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BY the Court.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.

HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is IT.
Ths; We behold many females scarce in tn. Of me
broken IL health and spnts with a compile "sssse,
ard anens derIying them of the Towsr for the ENJOY el'
n .eSny o. mud arising from condition Of health.
'S S,any DC 81 p h o nalnant u.
il her aa.s EsGSd Or the 6 Of
IN AFTER YEARS,
@ssn toe late to be bsne6:S By knewedss lock
WIZ. would oi,sa give possess. early life til.
Sao.Sx. s, Te Inss. not have been spared, the
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold The siskass, and .u,sp, by ,py wis
ioF may nom simple aud eontroAbe easily
Tiasdisd-oF better s'Ill,--lot Incurred, ifsvery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the nfema,io. contained in ll. ,elura. (vA
IL the reach Of ALL which would spare to herself
YEARS Oh MISERY,
And TO her husband the toll and snre,y Of nint
necsssTly de'olynG urop him from sickness oi the wife,
without giving HIM the Opportunity OF acquiring thar
pernce which his eIer,ions sned and the possron
Of which would secure the happiness Of himself wife, AND
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
BY ssegnns in s.1s Possessed OF he taowlsdgs the
sakie if she avail herself Of thar knoede in
respect TO herself which would her much be
the means OF hapPne's and prosperity her husband and
sonet apou her children hat above all PIce-heshy
bodies wih healthy minds That knowledge contained IL
iitile work eSled
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.
BY DR.. A. N. MAURIcEAU,
rroFEssoR OF DIsrAsEs woMEs.
oRs Handrcdh Edition lsa0., pp $50. Frics so eta.
toS FINE PArgR, ExrRA BINDING, 81 COL
First published IN 1871 and it not
sURPRIZING OR WONDERFUL.
Considering that EVERY FEMALE
WHETHER MARRIED. OR NOT, can here
acquire full knowledge OF the nature,
character mud OF her complaints,
with the various symptoms, and that
nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
should have been sold.
1t Is impaccable TO convey fully tie vsrions subjects
treated Of they Of suctly intended or tho
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desous Of enjoying health and that beauty consequent upon
bSafh. which CONDUCIVE her happiness aud that
of her husband but either has i'll Obtain will
every husband who has the love aud affection OF his
heart, or that Of his own pecuniary improvement.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
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Have been SENT By MAIL within the las; few months
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And 10 her husband The toll and anxiety Of nns
necessarily deNoying upon him from sickness oi the wife
without giving him the opportunity of-aequinng that
petsnce which his eXerions entitled and the
n which would secure the happiness Of himself wife, And
chill
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EDocKET DIARIES for 1883, for sale ct
n KINGS BOOKSTORE
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POPULAR VOTE. ELECTORAL NOTE
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81 States,
1873, O2o $50 700 l55,948 ~ 254
l,373,02O AZ
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Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
received on deposit by the City Bank, in this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
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LOST

a SMALL GOLD PENCIL CASE. Tho finder will
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have the thanks of the loser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24
Protestant Half Orphan Society.

The eighteenth anniversary sf the Protestant Half Or
phsn Society celebrated Wednesday ia the Asylum,
o. Sixth avenue before full tendance Of vsers which
wers for the most part ladies' james Boorman, Esq,
presided.
After the Rev. Mr.. Cheever had opened with prayer
e children repeated together passages Of Scrptu aus
suEg several from the Psalus The various 10
pertf were then read The regular snaus, report
o 1t stated that the Of the present year had
szsssded those of any previous year owing to the high
price Of provisions and il urged the claims Of .ne society
With emf confidence in the necessity and Of
the enterprise Tho school report set forth that during
TIE past year ninety children admitted ninety
dismissed, senty eight placed In families by the mana
GERS fifty returned to their frendsthat the present
uurher hundred and seventy Eve AMI that the
degree proficiency hsd ateded the studies Of the
Yast year formerly The tressurars report ored
sxper diiure OF $5ts2 81 the receipts from legaciss
asd other smounted to 1884 H. leaving bal
In favor Of ths latter Of 1851 49, The trustees had
In real estate OF the institution They advised
the views Of the society should BE- confined 10 the i'm
provement Of the property occupied. The physi-
eisn's report testified to the healthy condition OF the
children. There had bee deaths among them since
February 1850 The treatment In institution for ten
years has been exclusively homeopathic.
After few remarks from Mr. CrEgvER the import
ADse of teaching children the Scriptures, And
marks particularly addressed to the children present.
the latter repeated their exercises which they did sdi
rably The neat tidy and orderly appearance Of both
boys and gira well their cheerful faces spsak wei
Tor the STEM and reflect graf credit on the maron
and th- other lscies in charge OF the asylum The csrs
Eony altogether was quits an intere sting one.