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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27

LARD OIL! LARD OIL! ssiens
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by tAr barrel OF
~ single gallon, superior article OF Lard OIL.
JOHN G. DIVEREUX, Jr.
febe Main st. between FIRST and Second.
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LAW PARTNERsHIP

LAW PARTNERSHIP. -,
VAS. @. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies nj
q Law, Evansville, Indiana nave associated themselves
partners In the practice Of the law and viii continue
to practice In this and the adjoining couItes and In the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning thei
attention particularly land law. In short time they
will be prepared TO give In few minutes, abstract ,i
the title TO almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments or in Lamasco together with heir profession.
opinion asto the title, IL desired. fjy55- -dawu!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27

Cigars, snuff. Smoking and Chewing
- - Tobacco, kc.
GoIIo scHEFFRR has taken the stand formerly oc
~ cupied by d. Schaener, on First street, between
sale wholesale retail the choicest banSs of Havana
Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Snuff &C., DC
hands, and hopes by the superiority of his articles and
reasonable prices. to me rit large custom q
N. b. sPips, Cigar and Tobacco Gases. &c. always
hand. QsL nIad Iw el4olsiI ri dec20u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27

% BoxEs GOOD CHEESE, just received and for
feb5 J.&w. REILLY.
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QIS8OLUT1ONO OF FPARTNEH6HIP.
VHE partnership heretofore existing between Horn
IL brook Burtis 4. this day disspyed BY mutual CON
sent. All persons indebted to the 6rm will please come
forward and make inmsdists paymsnt and those having
claims against viii please hand them in and they shall
he paid collect. Either Of The party /.
authorized to The name Of the rm for the purpose
settlement. 70 't-el4S sPHILlP HORSBRoOK,
mh23-u , zee s,-si I. .,., JOHN BURTIS. 40 p :
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Observation-Disclosures lqOTIcE


Mr.. GEO. FosTERisa member OF our arm from -
I amer this date under the name and style Of Fooe
= Brown.sin (ootl-ulaio.q FOSTER 4 BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27
Co-PARTNER SHIP NOTICE.

DIssOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.
T,HE Psrnershp hsrstofore existing between Hershl
berger and hrothtr this day dssolved BY nutna-
,onsent. "a Sd 81 iMES A. hEkkHBER0ER.
mhls .IUSkfH n. AER6AnxkGH8..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27

undersgned has removed TO the
house Of Mrs. Dr. Taflon three doors above the Sher
wood House. opPosite The mansion of M. Ross, Esq.
Once at the old szndon First d.. doors above Main
where he may be found al eA uness PROFESSIONAL
engaged. ue2sl - J. R. WILCOX. n. D.. !
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MORGAN, KEEN g. PRESTON, Jobbersin Foreign
ltl and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Has Cap
Bonness &c.. Evansville, Ia. (jyl4ly'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27
] BUSINESS CARDS.

.C,ooK,s FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
etSiee in Groceries and provisions, on First street
Between Main and Locust. ~. ho'i'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign an
i Domestic Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
1d's building First between Main and Syes
more, Evan~s Ind. particular attention paid 70 OF
d~rs-)l h.a -IirfI1rh .'lastf seut33
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27

L.-.4-At Hu IEt Al3uxOybOs ~ -ttt ~ 4tisaN
II HAVE removed my ONCE 70 Water street, next do'
times by day or night unless professionally engaged.
ap3u . sJ~+7s JOHN SHAW, e.. N, n. D.. &c.
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.-.,.,....... RJzNovBD. .sp,.

DB19oYAIr-IIhaye removed my ofncs one squar
~ and bali above Main street, near the SherWoo
H0nse ON First sre and be found either there or
my resence, above, at all times unless proea
sionall he city or its inmediate vicinity
/. nhl9-n - .lfi,.r DAN'L MORGAN, n. y.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
Arrival Of the Africa.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS AD-
VANCED.

New York JAN 81.
The Steamship Africa, with Liverpool
dates to the 10th inst, arrived Yesterday
morning, bringing 81 passengers.
MARKETS, &c.
Trade at Manchester quiet, and prices un-
changed. Beef in demand and holders ask
higher prices. Pork no sales.
Wheat in fair demand, at full rates of last
week, obtained. Indian Corn held firm, with
demand. Tallow dull. Irish butter risen
too high for shipments to America. Tobac-
co unchanged in price, with moderate de-
mand. Sugar and coffee unchanged.
Money in greater demand, and rates of
discount advancing.
Cotton was in good demand, and sales for
the week amounted to 43,768 bales; closing
steady.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
From the Milwaukee Free Democrat
Free Democratic state Convention

Pursuant to a call Of the state central conn
mittee Of the Free Democracy OF " lsconSih'
dela,,atas from the several counties OF the
State convened at Madison, on Nednesday,
Jan 20.
The Convention was called to order by
Gen. Paine. OF the State Central Committee,
and was organized by appointing WYMAN
SpooxER chairman pro tenn, and {. J Allen
secretary pro tenn
PRAYER was offered by Rev Hiram Ne
kce.
\ Committee on permanent organization
VA. appointed: Messrs Densmore, Love, Bar
low. Smith and Paine.
Messrs. Ray, Wilcox and Carter were ap-
pointed a committee on Credentials.
\ committee was appointed to report a
declaration Of principle, and measures for the
consideration Of tn. Convention: Mes,rs.
Booth, Chase Bartlett, Muzzv and Smith.
The Committee on Credentials reported
the names Of nearly a hundred delegates from
different parts OF the State as members Of
the Convention.
The COMMITTEE for perih1HepT organization
Of the Convention, reported:
Prcsidcnt-JAMES H. PAINE.
Secretares-C. J. ALLEN, {. LATHAM
SHoLEs.
Which report was adopted.
Dir Booth from the committee for t|,at par
pose, reported declaration Of principles and
measures.
That portion Of the report relating to "Frin-
ciple~," was considered as whole, and was
discussed by Mc,srs King, Dcn>more, Mckee
Chase, Spooner and Booth.
The Convention adjourned to Z o'clock,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

lieving that the blessings of Free Government
can only be maintained by a firm adherance to
justice, moderation, frugality and temperance and
believing that incompetence is an evil second ONLY
to the crime of slavery, we are therefore in favor
Of the principles Of the Maine Liquor Law. and
will use our best efforts to secure the passage of
such law,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
ceQal A0uertis IS.
SEREREEESS SALE,

Virtue ot an execution issued out Of and under the
-eS Of the Circuit Court in and for the County Of he
hSa ana state OF " iscuusiu end directed and de-
hyer1d against the goods and chates lands and tcncmens
Of Spencer :. Benedict and Marn II Rockwell have lt-
Wed upon and shall oCr for sale highest bidder there
for The law directs % She Court House IN the aud
County Of kenosha, Saturday the 5s day February,
A. d. 1883 AZ O'Clock In the GCrnobp u snid day all
the right title and Interest 20 which the SAID Stencef
Benedict and Martin H. Rock ell either u thc on tho
thirteenth 49, day Of May, A. T. 1884, had and % tire
divided one half part ofthc following piece psreel ra
situate living and being in the City OF kenosha, KenosE
County and Wisconsin, and known as part 81 lots
and q in block fortytwo ~ IN The enriheasS
quarter of Section thirty 81 in SAID city aud des'rhed
follows 60 wit: Commencing on the west sidO ~ Main
tree, lot and sixty thres 63 feet soulhefy -
hc northeast said block thence wcsteardy par
alr 10 the r:h line Of said bolE eighty so feet; themes
souihry parallel ilh he west line OF lot two III twenty
81 feet; thence C.stcry eighty so feet thence north
ery Henyone 81 iceI 10 the place OF beginning together
with The undivided half 81 such right Of way hcre
attached, formerly belonged TO James D. Pulsier;
being all the interest Of The within named defendants, az
gher Of them in and TO ssd prufniscs.
y. X, ALLEN, Shesld.
Da,al KeuasLa, December 2ist A. u. lrJ2. 7-33
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CITY DIRECTORY FOR STRANGERS IND TRAVELLERS


STAGES LEAVE KENOSHA
For Racine and Milwaukee, daily, from 10 to .
O'Clock, p. NJ
For Chicago, daily, from 5 TO 4, p. NJ.
For Geneva, Delavan, Beloit and GAINESVILLE, daily
For Richmond, Illinois, every Saturday morning,
O'Clock.
\ horseback mail leaves for Burlington, Racine
county, every Friday morning,
Horseback mail to Antioch, Ills. Saturday, II VI.
URCHES
Congratulations, North Ward, Grand ST,
REV. JoHN GRIpLEY, Pastor-Rcgular Se7i-
ces, forenoon and evening of Sunday, and We'd
nesday evening of each week, at the Female Sc
mnarv. Middle Ward.
Nhodist EptscoDal-IIouse, South Ward, Main
St, REV. :. Scarf, Pastor,-Regular Services
forenoon and evening of Sunday.
Bapt'st-IIouse, South Ward, Church St, Rev. j..
HINTON, Pastor-Rcgular Services, forenoon,
afternoon, and evening of Sunday.
Epi$copal-Ilousc, First Ward, Market st. Ser
vices, forenoon and afternoon. Rev Mr.. Bow
man, officiating clergyman.
Cathol,c-Housc, First Ward. Wisconsin St, REV
JONI CoNRoY, Pastor-Rcgular Services fore
noon and afternoon, Sunday.
German C1tboiic-Housc, North Ward, Services
every Sunday
German Luthcf1u-public School House, North
Ward, services, alternate Sunday
Free onqre1atjon.-Scrvices in Public School
House, North Ward every alternate Sabbath,
at > p NJ. Rev. j. Lothrop, Preacher.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
North and Middle Wards, open to visitors during
regular school hours,
FEMALE SEMINARY-Building South Ward, Chi
cago st.. Miss l.. BFoUGuroN, Principal.
SISTERS OF CHARITY--School house on Wis
consin street, near the Catholic Church, South
Ward.
LOD GEES.
OpD FELLows-Ilall, third story Durkee Block
Main st.-Southport Lodge, No. :, meets on
Wednesday evening of each week. Kcnosha
Lodge, No. 40, Friday evenings. Palestine En-
campmcnt, second and fourth Tuesday in each
month
DAUGHrERS OF TENrrRANCE-Mcct Friday
evenings of each week, i'll Female Seminary bull
ding, south ward.
SoN's or TEMPERANcE, Dew Drop Division,
meet on Monday Evening, in the Female Semin-
airy building.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

JAMES II. PAINE. President.
C. !. ALLEN. C,,u,.,r;,.
c. LATHAM SHoLEs, (

A MADE CTrY.-Several hands are now
at work, raising and widening the levees
around Cairo, for the protection Of the city
from inundation. These levces will be twelve
fee, above the point reached By the flood Of
81 and eighty fee, wide on the top. The
Central railroad will pas, entirely around
this -.,v, probably q. ths TOT II The Lsvees.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
Bank OF America, Chicago.
Chicago Bank,
City Bank, +"
Commercial Bank,
Marine Bank
Merchanis' 8 Mechanics Bank, Chicago.
Union Bank.
Mechanic.' Bank, Chicago
Bank Of Lucas & Simonds, Springfield.
Clark Exchange Bank,
Bank OF Otiowa, Ottowa.
Central Bank, PEORIA
Rock Island Bank, Rock Island.
Stock Security Bank, DanyilIe.
Beyidere Bunk, Beviiere.
Mechanics & Farmers Bank, Springfield
Quincy City Bank Quincy.
Iad,ridual and other Issues.
Wis. Marine & Fire Tnsurce Co., Crfs of Deposit
Bank OF America, Washington.
Merchants s. Mechanics Bank Crfs Of Deposit.
SOuth-WesleTn Plank Rood, Checks
Chicago Bank-I. II. Burch & Co., checks.
City Bank, Bradley, CurtiSs 81 Co.
Union Plank Road Co. Michigan City.
Richmoni's Exchange Bank
Illinois River Brink.
Lucas & SlIn5nds, Checks.
Clark s Bros, -. Louis, Checks.
Page & Bacon,
Eelvidere Bank, Belvidere-AIex Nicely.
Michigan Banks.
Ohio Banks.
Indiana, Mississippi & Kentucky Banks.
Erie Bank, pcnnsy vanla
Newport Safety Fund Bank, Kentucky, 5dIs
Bank-uf East Tennessee. dis
The tolo,ciRq wiich hare more or less Circulation
are not taken at ALL
Farmers Bank, Chicago
Bank OF ChicugO--~e,h Paine.
Bank OF Commerce
Osweso s Indiana Plank Road, Joliet.
Loganport Insurance Co, Indiana.
Adri IN Insurance Co. Michigan.
Milwaukee Bank
Rock Island Bank Checks.
Washington, d. C., Banks.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
Political and General News.

Some difficulty about Territorial claims is
reported between France and Austria
French funds very unsettled.
The report Of NJ. Madiai's death, in prison
is not confirmed.
The French government have contracted
for a large number of Screw Steamers, to ply
between Cherbourg and the American ports.
The first Imperial Ball was a magnificent
affair over two thousand persons being pres
emit
The Baltic was open at Riga; the winter
being unprecedented mild Weather in Eng
land wet.
New York, Jan. 81.
The steamship Georgia, from Aspiuwall,
with the California mails and Treasure, ar
rived here Yesterday. She brings no later
news.
The Steamship Hermann arrived on Sat
urday night, and the City Of Glasgow, at
Philadelphia, yeterday.
Tampico dates to the 18th inst. report
great excitement there, in consequence of a
rumor that 1000 Texans were maching on
Tamaulipas, Col Rutiin and % men be-
longing to the National Guards have been
shot
The Liverpool and PHILADELPHIA Screw
Steamship Company have contracted for Il
new steamer of twenty-five hundred tons.
TIE MARKETS
New York Jan. 3lst.
Flour-Holdcrs on Western and State firm
on account of the late news. Demand
mostly for home and Eaaten. Firmness
in frciglts limited inquiry for export
Western Canal sales 10000 bbls. 5,44M
$50 for common to strait state; 5,G2!G
SIS for mixed to fancy Michigan and lndi-
ana; $3.50 rs for common to good
Ohio,
Little doing in Wheat -holders firm, but
to effect sales, some concessions would have
to lie made and quotations would be nomi-
nal.
Oats plenty and dull at 50@5l for State
and Western
Corn firm and quiet--sales $4,000 bus at
6SH 70 for Southern white and Yellow
Ola, dull and nominal.
Pork market dull and heavy--sales Of old
mess at l9,5o-old prime 15,S1-new mess
1891 -new prime l6,ISU 1925.
Beef steady and in fair dcmand-Salcs at
9,5OG I,55.
Save Market.
The Charleston Courier of the % ult.,
gives the following transactions in the Slave
market:
lIIGH PRICE OF NEGHoEs.-At public
auction on Thursday, Thomas Ryan d Son
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BIZ NOT DEFRAUDEDI

Buv no book unless Dr. A. NJ Mauriceau 10 Liberty ST,
y T. is on the lille PAGE and the entry Cleks Office
the back fhe title page corresponds hSren and buy only
Of respectable aud honorable dealers send By mail and ad
dress 10 Or. A. VI. Naurceau.
Full title page with contents together with few paget
treating important subjects married female, VIII
be sent II change any enclosing letter
prepaid letter, addressed as herein
IRON receipt of FIFTY Cents, tOr One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra biudlnG,}
'sTTIE MARRIED. WOMAN'S PRIV ATE
MEDICAL CDIPNSION" is sent (uGfIrd
free to any part oC the United States. All
letters must ne postpaid. and addressed TO
DIR. 4. NJ. WACR1CEAU, HOx 1924. New
York CITY. Publishing Onice, No. l29 Liberty
street, AeyY York.
FoR SAIg At KIva's Book SVoRr, KENosuA; W. G
Fountain, Watcr,own l.. Lining, sheboyGrn; k. D. Pul
'NrA. NlIerAl Inil.a. " IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
Pi.i.r.EE NOTICr,.

R~DTI Is hereby gwen, that application viii be made
~ :, II T, ii Supervisors ct Ken, sha County, nj
special meeting OF ssid Board To be holden OF The Court
House IN the cty of kcuoha, on Thursday hv twenty fourth
day oI February A. H. -a3 NAcAtc the present flown uf
Southport snd County of kcuoshH; and 10 Tint
part Of Tie said southport lying in Town -
North Range twenty three 95 east to the town Pleasant
Prairie said county, and 20 .a Yut of snid
OF southport lying in town two ncrh raugc ~ eny three
y east 20 the Town ofSuncrS ia said County.
An Irrs s Interested are notified appear the time
abovr-nentnnci and show cause, why said apIca
ticE siuul not be granted,
Il b BApHEs
". =. SHEPHERD
". CORE,
Dated at Southport, Dec 7,h. : p. is52, .
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1852. 1853.
FALL & WINTER CAMPAIGN.
LEATHER
ROOTS ~ SHOES.
SHOE7IAKERS' TOOLS, FINDINGS, &c.


direction If thc City Council. give notice that
. Special Election w be held IN this City on FRrpAy,
the Tenth hAT FEBRrARy next, for the purpose 81
deciding whether Loan OF Ten Thousand Dollars. al
interest exceeding ten per cent. and fof apcrod nf
Ten years. shall be made the credit OF this CITY 10 aid
N The completion If the arbor At the South mouth vi Pike
Geek. SAID loan. procured. to Be expended for the OBJ
eci ed. during the present wear uneT such drcc
ton and management may hereafter be determined.
The OF opening the Polls OF said Election shall DC
A. " end the time for closing, i. NJ one hours ad-
juuument being allowed from II VI. to +. VI.
The places Of holding SAID Election IN TIE several Wards
viii be follows;
FIRST WARp-City Hall
SECOND Basement u Aliens House.
TuIRo Basement of Methodist Church.
The form Of the ballots shall For Loan, and -
g7f1st LoIH'-snd may be written or printed
Election BE- conducted. and returns 10 be made as pro
vdcd IN Of other City Elections.
In addition the usual qualifications OF voters Sec II
ofCiy Charter prebes Is necessary the possession ~
freehold estate occupancy If lots upon leases, which
lots such occupant pays taxes.
c. e. SHOLES, Mayor
January 81. 1883 2-33
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
Evening Session.

A Committee for the organization of the
Free Democratic party Of the State was APP
pointed: Messrs Barlow, Richmond, Under
wood, Chase and Booth
The general discussion on the declaration
of principles and measures was resumed, and
was participated in by Messrs. Spooner, Nc
Nee, Booth,J. II. Paine, DenSmore, and By
ron Paine.
So much Of the report as relates to the dec
laration of principles was then taken up Sc
riatim, and numbers one to eight inclusive,
OF the principles enumerated in the report
were adopted.
Mr. Dcnsmone offered the following rcolu-
ton.
Resolved That the thank, Of this Convention
nre rendered to the Legislative Assembly for the
use Of their Hall.
Which was unanimously adopted
Adjourned TO meet at nine o'clock, tomor-
row.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
Afternoon Session.

A"CEhOOh SesSFOHs
Convention met at P. ~, in the Assem-
bly, Hall.
That portion of report before the Con-
yention relating to a Declaration of Meas
ures," was taken up seriatin for adoption.
Number ! to of Measures We're adop
ted.
Number Of Measures was taken up and
Byron Paine addressed the Convention on
the unconstitutionality Of the Fugitive Slave
Act.
Mr.. Chase followed upon the same sub
ject and the proposed measure was then adj
tel.
One Of the measures in the report Of the
committee relating to the Interstate slave
trade, was taken up, and its consideration was
Indefinitely postponed.
The Measures relating to Land Reform
elected a discussion which was participated
in by Messrs. Dennsmore, Booth Mckee
KcIal and Chase.
The remainder of the report Of the Com
mittee was adopted, and the declaration Of
Principles and Measures was completed.
DECLARATIONS OF PRINCIPLES AND MEAS
UREs.
The Free Democracy of Wisconsin, in
State Convention assembled, make the fol-
lowing declaration of Principles and Meas
ures:
Or PRINcIpLEs.
LIST All men are free and equal in natural
rights before the Constitution and Laws.
81, All men have a natural right to the
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

NIINTSIE.N WV 7 n ~ VI-I'N 0II'F 7I7NE'
Harmon Griffin, Complainant, rs. Nlina w. Norhway,
Rumnin T.. Tor,hwny, Clement l. NJ NurihVuy, and Am
y. NorthwHy, Defendants,
URV Virtue Of final decree made by this court in his
D cause on the Eighth day OF November A. D., lN52,
shan sell public Auction the highest bidder all uud
singular he muruFuEcd promises suHted III the county Of
KclushA. mentioned in the Bill OF Complaint aHd in the
said final fnd and therein Described fol
lJwe, t. "I that certain piece parcel Of lnnd lying
AMI bc'g in the County ~ kCncA, and State OF Wiacon
and knuwn and described follows, wit: The North
hui o the North West Quarter OF Section number four
Of Township numh,rtwo 2 North Of Range number TWEEN
ty0uc 81 ast being frucilon1l and containing siXyc,
and 41l0O of land much thereof sall he
sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount due said dcSfcc,
and costs.
The said slc viii tatc place on Saturday, the Nncccnth
day of February A. l-A between the hours and
three o'clock in the afternoon Of that day al The Court House
city kcup,hH. in the comfy Of Kcnosa State
of " ,consn. { r. Icfms, Cash.
NATHAN n. ALLYN.
Sheriff of KcnoshA County.
SrRoNo s Ft3'Et, Compartments soils.
Dated 3tIi December a H. l-52 G-33
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
sEoURE THE MEANS DE HAPpINEss

By becoming IN te possessed Of the knowledge the wart
OF which has caused the sickness and poverty thousands
u We" OF such consc queues, wife mother
sable ii she resect 70 avail herself Of that know ledge
vtec 20 hrst which would spare her much >uiierus lie
the me aus Of happiness aud prosperity her husband and
couct upon her children dat blessing above all pfceheshy
bodies with healthy minds. That knowledge contained III
NILS Anr tg-ft rl.1
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

Ard her husband the toll and anxiety of mind
necessarily deyoy!aE uIoE him from s,ckuess OF ts wife,
without GIVING ham thC opportunity Of acquiring that
Hetence winch bus executions Nuue1 aud The possession
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

ABOLITION IL RUssIA.-In hi, second lecture.
speaking of Russia, DR.. Baird expressed his con
yictionS that >crf,lom in that country will soon
come TO an end, He represented the Emperor as
being not only favorable to its abolition, but de-
termjncd upon it. To the reply of one of his
mobiles that the serfs were too ignorant, and alto
gcthcr unfit for freedom, the Emperor IS said to
have answered thet his brother before him had no..
the energy to free the Scr> that he afraid that
hi, own son who might succeed him, would not
have the needed resolution and courage, but he be-
Heycd that God had given him the requisite cncr-
81 TO do this thing, and by il he would cost what
ii might. (Chccrs.l
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
WIFE AND MOTHER

To behold the Sickness snd suffering endured BY many wife
l' many from simple aud cuutrolls5le easily
rvRtdscd--eI better su,--Eot iEcarEed, fcvtEy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04
IN AFTER YEARS,

When too late bs benefited BY knowledge look
ignorance.
What would we oiien possess 10 early life the
knowledge obtain in after years And what days ar
nights Of anguish nigh, have been spared If the
know ledge timely possessed. Il Is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-04

RAILROAD EARNINGS N lLLINoIs.-The cX-
hibit of the earnings of the Chicago and Galena
Railroad during the last four months. sums up
S2Ol .7O4 50. The cost of the nlncty-:wo miles
Of road used was less than Sl.lo0.0oO; and. est
mating the running expenses at S6l,7o4-which is
an extreme figure. taking the year rs a criterion
$4,000 IS left as the clear profit for oncthird OF
the wear. on an investment of SLIGO, 600, which
is at the rate 0t forty per cent. per annum.