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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
No Alcohol. Biners or Acids !

= REMEMBER THIS DR. HOJGHTON'S PEPSIN
Is a great NATURAL REMEDY. free from ALCOHOL,
BIFTERS, ACIDS, and NAUSEOUS DRUGS. II is cx
cmely agreeable to the taste and may be taken by the
most feeble patients who eat water cracker with
out acute distress. Beware of DRUGGED INVITATIONS
Pcpsin is NOT \ DRUG.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
FRESH ARRIVAL.

nL heceVed fresh from the Eastern Mark ct q choice
Aiu extensive selection OF Books, STArIoNERy.ANU
NcH ARTICLES to which the attention of Country Mkr
chants, and School Committees. are niind ' ~
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
blank Books.

complete assortment of Blank Account Rocks ruIed
10 athe various patterns in and full hall bound
~ tle ostsuOstanal manner and durable in Russ
u' or cap tullassortment Of Ledgers Journals
y hooks Invoice, Letter, Sales, CASH Order Receipt
RECORD looks Alsoa great variety of Miniature Mem
orandu, Time land Pass Books which the attention OF
purchasers cpartcunry invited Feeling assured hatin
my STOCK is not To be surpassed either
q!dy or price Town. School, Private Libraries sup
pcu on The most liberal terms The Public generally are
respectfully invited to call and examine my stock will al
ways be ready for examination.
SIMEON KING.
kenosha, December, 1851
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
Prints of all Prices, from u Cents down,
JOSIAH ROND.

JOSIAH ROND.
ATTORNEY CorNsEILoR AT Law. Moray pro,,o.x.
LAND AGENT,
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Has complete abstract of AN DrrDs ,oprc ,o,,,
80 p"ENIS and other instruments of Record anec,jns
TITLE TO REAL ESTATE.
h" the County IF Kcnosha:
andis prepared to furnish
| i'll said county, and to "U - 'i"setc
Warrant all Abstracts mnde by Him.
There are but few parcels Of land in this %,
are affected by " ''' ''N'"
ITenty distinct Records and Files,
Contained in over
SIXTY VOLUMES;
That these records kcptu
VINE DIFFERENT OFFICES
ana in the counties of Kenosha Racine and Milwaukee m
evident ha no person can safely purchase or take ro,i
gage ON Real Estate until The title has been examined SS
thai lar more care is necessary hn generally used IL i
The undersigned has also copies of all TAN SALES sine.
the organization 81 Racine county.
To avoid Tax Titles
constant attention is necessary Examinations .houId he
mHdc annually. II is sufficient merely tn PAY THE
IAAES Lands upon which the taxes are paid are of.cp
My several Abstract Books of the Deeds Mortgages and
copies OF the Judgment Records Of the Courts OF kenoshg
and Racine counties and of the t. = District Court nj Nil
waukee will be regularly posted up and more reliable nh
ract furnished considering the mistakes existing in the car
Cr oumes of Records of Racine County, than can l Oh
tanned by an examination of the original records
ne undersigned has also copies the Original entries ai
inc Land ohlcc Milwaukee, and cin trace il, an cses M
title back TO Government O'' NV
MONEY LOANED,
Taxes Paid-Land IvarrGafs for Sale:
CITY LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON TIME
kENosHA CRY AND COUNTY ORDERS BouGnT AND So,p
Frms Exchanged for City Property ana 20 pro,er, 70,
Farm$.
~ For thos' no have Money Loan the highest egs
aite 81 Interest and most perfect securities will be obtain
ed, without charge. " " '
business Of every nature connected with Rcn Fst,fA,
dod 20. ''F'' NV"
JOSIAH BOND.
Kenoshn, Wis, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.

THE OK after directions of BARON LlEBIt, the great
Physiological Chemist, by j. S. HOUGHT0N, NJ D.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
This is a great Natural remedy for INDIGESTION, DfS
PEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT. CONSTlPA-
TION, end DEBILITY, Curing after Natures method,
by Natures own Agent, the Gastric Juice.
3 Hafa teaspoonfnl of PEPSN Infused in water VIII
digest dissolve Fire Pounds Of Roast Bert in about tcO
hours, out ofthe stomach. -
PEPSlN is the chief clement, Great Digcsng Princl-
pie of the Gastric Juicehe sareRt Of The Food, the Purt-
fyRg PreSerCiR and Stimulating Agent Of the stomach
and Intesnes. 1t is extracted from the Digestive stomach
Of the Ok, thus forming "A TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
precisely Hike the Gastric Juice in its Chemical pow
ers and furnishing COMPLETE and PERFECT SUB
for
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
SCHOOL BOOKS,
@GoG60 ON om~a

large assortment embracing the various kinds in
ana schools, always on hand, and will be sold
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

= Cali on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circular
gratis, giving large amount Of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
from Iiabigs Animal Chemistry; DR.. Combes Physloo
~ of Digestion; DIR. Percra Food and Diet Dr. John
w. Draper of New York University; Prot. Dungisoh :
Physiology Prof Siman, of Yale College; DR.. Carpen-
ters Physiology &c, together with reports Of CURES from
al parts of the United States
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11

Acompetc assortment constantly hand md ready roI
~ l"'NA~
taper PencttSj States, Portfolios, Fancy and Common
Hhs'hds' Crayons Mathematical Instruments A great
'aity OF sizes patterns and qualities of Buff White ct.
'ef' document, Note, and Card Envelopes, sc
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11

TNHREE LOTS very desiraby located for residence.
viz: Lot Block So Lots Block AZ; Lot s. Block So
VIII be sold nj bargain and accommodating terms
For further particulars, enquire Of
II. B.. HINsDALE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
Something New under the Sun.
The second Gail!

LII Persons indebted to the Subscribers by note or
n Book requested 20 call and pay once and
Having closed the credit business must
our Book accounts settled By note otherwise fortkpith
Nov. %, 1854 MErCALF, MERRILL & CO.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11

SUPERIOR Liverpool Ground Rock SALT EXPRESSLY
~ for DaiFy and TGble purposes for sale by
METCALF, MERRILL & co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11

HYMN BOOKS. Church Psalms and the PsaImistn
various les OF Binding, as low be boughany
"here,a' KINGS BOOKSTORE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
FARINA FOR PUDDuNGS.

( q NHplR'S and Singing Schools furnished with the
v llu!cner Hhrpsichnrd Cactica Iauds PeaIta-r e.,
! Honal PsalniS, ~ the lowcs price at - -"
KINGS BOOKSTORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
INDUSTRY AND DRUNKENNESS.

The Crystal Palace neighborhood is rapidly beco Mug
worse than the Five Points All the low rd.rai, rum
selling blsckguardsm of the City and environs are Sc
ectng it for their exploits, especially Sunday after
noon. License no license, up 90 the disease, crime
and desthdeang bars AMI the eosrsest kind Of Anglo
Saxon profanity prevails II is true there is tent ca
pable Of holding large audience where there is stated
and excellent preaching, in the good oil spostOlie
shon bat this is hardly antidOte for the nultitudr
Gus haunts Of dissipation around.
What is the City Governments about Do they wish
the moral atmosphere Of the Crystal Palace to be as
filthy and swinish as the avenue thitheri
This Crystal Palace viii soon concentrate respectable
people from all parts Of the world and what opinion
win they take back with them OF Republican America,
derived from the choicest quarter Of the Republican
Metropolis. Streets that would disgrace tie lowest
beggars from their dust and dirt. and moral extension
of the scene in the cnniPresence Of legion Of run
holes reeking with every imaginable vice and niqay
The decent portion OF the community sheuld insist on
these places being closed and not be parties TO ssch
local and national shames. We say particularly M
tona because the Crystal Palace stands the representa-
tive of the National Industry, Of that quality which
makes us respectable abroad. even where Demo
cratic doctrines are detesed These filthy dishonors
are peealisr to eur Crystal Palace. Neither in the
quarters OF the Psrs place of Industrial Exhibition. or
that Of Lcndoe. we're theirs allowed such things
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
nrrRAGznrs AFFAIR.


We yesterday noticed some singular proceed g. IN
dicstve Of tbe coUrse Of justiee in this reiaSued
Commercial Emporium. We have Dow TO recordsther
sess IN this jsdeisi dIsms. Yesterday uern'sg rue
f.loE IN sgtie Dispatch was received b. the Yen
tltmsn vbO has particularly Interested himself ia tn
eDdsaFer 70 protect and the ch "a # the poer
cslOrro man Eho tas pursued the woman gno hss
ctild il charge. from Mobile
can gov Trnsirt VrE nslbsd Out sf he C-y T.t. IT
end-AieP z ii eone-arsTsr. ChAS !" IAAAOR
IN the couIse OF tbe day letter vas received from
Dir TsinOr stating thar On Saturday las. be US way
led ID this Gig by tao men, sbo balied. threaSearl.
AID Orc' bin submit aud leave the CIR IL is a.
DonkBk sick AID Disabled from the brutal trea men,
be zee iyfd. He bfgs that efforts may uo5 be rvaKei
TO protec' his ehid aid prevent her beng taken away
b Mrs Cooper. alias AIs Porter; aud he aa,hOrizes
Dir. TspIsa Or Mr Culver 70 'ake care Of and keep
her fer him. He has id-s Of returning TO M,bie.
but vii reside 10 free State and endosyOr TO gather
his family srrurd bun
weleaID thar 4 warrant was Issued yesterday morn
Dc Tor the woman in question bus that the officers have
BOtbteD able yet arrest her We have also heard
trumored thar has been issued for Of tho
friends Of the Tcmap "a gentleman Of property and
sisndiDg" under the las making il Penal odsnse
take Possession Of female child under the age Of
twelve seanst the wishes Of Der parents. to
her with view to carry her of Should an attempt be
made 10 remove this child the stesnerOr California,
or oih4Tsise we shall bave something more say
the subject and probably the parties implicated may be
broughs to understand that even in this City such
hiebbsDd.d act cannot be pePetTated with iOPun'ty
A strsDge picture i, is which this case presents.
Some If the journals. several Of the lower Law mem
bers Of the bsr and not few barking bUes, are
casting their influence ard rendering their sympsrhieS
Oh the side of s,fcoDEicted hsrot, against honest
vell.rtcommendtd and sgonized father, VINO had fol-
lowed bis child three thousand miles 10 rescue her from
slavery AID from iDfsmy What if this had beeo
white girl, stolen or taken from White parents by
back prostitute aided BY black parsmours In such
q case would the most euDent counsel Of the CT!
baye been retained on behalf Of freedom and innocence
And would even SIR. Brads have opposed theml We
cabot believe be would. But there is essential dif
ference between human beings according TO their com
plection. compared with which virtue aud vice. honor
and shame ore smOst identical. What you'd be dis
graceful if done for an infamous black against
white victim becomes highly respectable with simple
change Of color.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
every other.

Tie Hcst TszEeSSee Democrat (Boiver) has
slsughteroUsr reyiew Of Uncle Toms Cabin" whea
il charges With all manner Of misrepresentation aad
falsehoOd respecting Southern Institutions, and ae-
cuses Of design to sink the social relations Of the
slave population Of the Soath to level with the IN
esredfo and peuniless white of the North" and
piousy eharacterizts as "a fling at the Christian Re-
'leion in general, and Southern MethOdism in par
iicular."
Another column Of the same issue OF this religious
snd patriotic journal happens, oddly enough contain
the fllowiBg card:
BLOOD HOUNDS-I have TWO of the FINEST
ID DOCS fsf CATCHING NEGROES the Souihvvost rnsy
iEa Iv ELNE Hot Rs ser NEGRO HAS eAS
d. ard catch him with live trr miles soghwcss II
Bolvei. the read leading from Boe 70 Whisse. ready
DAVID TURNER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

tcp IN decide the arss Ten and the Coton poxar z 90
sgrinsi r. gland Baltimore vii aspire f,r the trade o. me
Seuih and West snd she VII g-t q The great DO ain
80 md North vest al TIE Ohm destined
uisetu Etrtire sud ;hcs- sopls g barn respect
tie it ard shfs other Soufh~rn brp'hcn FhO hsvs
I.ver c them canr for any cher feeling than dat u
lf.rut.s The North and Last Eiil ok n Their isa-r
r7fursi rFnnrees sra Csnsriln Rciprucs for sug0sr
Thu. u sss agiiisu which assumed tr4tf
er it ffee. intsigen aud spirited peops All O. de-
Irse Do o. ~ Fesd pf.lriy % over hit-su hundred
l. nr1 al tn-fs Tti. IS iRfrr,r greater thGr dry
2. sf, groceries II : mighty power aud : nov ia
notion Siata Tum Under
We beg leave 10 advise TIE Cotton. Plan sud its
GodisteTs Ihs they mix things up 10 their programme
rather caret ssy. The Aboron Of Slavery is noe par
uculaIis ,bby ri h commercial Engllud-the Eng.
sId thsy srung TO fght-nor WITH tie c5nmsreiai
Nrrth Direct Trade is 80 reasonable and proper in
tsef that there would the least possible excuse
for advocating it on fnsy OF nusOry grounds. Nor
esB anybody tell whether the Abolition Of Slavery viii
Be bssieD' or retarded BY the movement which the
Sostb is nov nsUgurlting. Slavery nag be abolished
il eIb,rcf tso ws!s-l that Anticipated by Joha Ran
doph. when be predicted that Slaves would soon be-
come such burden 10 their masters that the latter
would away from the former (Which is the result
witch would now be imminent throughout the non
Gotten Slave States bur for the profits Of Slsvebreed
By uskiDg the Land so productive and valuable that
tie afford 10 e5 it be titled by ignorant
ana unthriiry lsbOrers such slaves always be-
We behave the latter and Dot -Bdo phs is the goal
10 which American Slavery noE tends. We have not
doubt hat If the States of Delaware, Maryland. Yir-
eDia Ksntncky aud Tennessee to abolish Slavery
10 MORROW on the bass Of full compensation for every
htgIo 20 be procured by yaluirg all the Land before
sId after Emancipation and sing eacc owner tue
additional value conferred on his estate by emancipa-
tid-tvery slave Won d forthsith be paid for aad
hsIdsome balapcs realized BY each State from the
peisticn The day cannot be ds'ant when she South
will Perceive sud understand this, and be ieresistby
urged by SELF interest 70 Emancipation Nov We read-
u sdmit hat Direct Trsde-real consistent thorough
would bssrsn this contamination but M-ssrs. Bay
Ter & Co s hackers will find that their shred Of Direct
Trade IN far it has any effect at ALL will tend che
same WY. Make an acre Of land worth s. per annum
over ed above the fair cost Of cuItiyadng it, and you
have given the owner a selfish motive for wishing t
freed evemore from the desolstng tread flongheeed
rnofance and stupidity aud cultivated instead by intel
lgeDt Free Labor The only escape from this con-
summation IS 70 have no Improvement, no change of
consequence in any direction, and keep the People from
discussing or thinking as rigidly as possible.
We trust The Cotton Plant, Memphis Convention
& Co vi go ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


r. ~ Eds,- Of TEN Y TriJrn,
Sin cur hast weeks TIbrae contained an article upon
Sell Emplo, ment in Which yeu bring forward plan
for the Joueymen Shomaker Of your City whereby they
can acting upon the principles Of Association become
their employers and save TO themselves the prohis
WIih have 50 long gone enrich others. Now in that
srticle you take particular psins 20 impress upon the
nd- 81 h"se directly Interested the necessity OF doing
such bun. III cab and cash alone You demonstrate
The absurd.iy Of u.ng the credit system ard strictly
er,u up,u such 20 ue only the means which can make
business renur eratiye and misfortune and loss.
Within circle Of fifty niles from this place, are thous-
amos At shoe makers mc.y iged IN making sale WORK
prnlsll, ti fourth Of what l. make excellent
wik one half u.ake fair Work-wnrk quick OF sale but
IL, 80 smooth or a. first mentioned the remainder
are Ieor warkmrn and make rerH poor article. large
tf,tati az the rhocs made for the srge nuttc
iursrs At Usyerhl, Mass The pay sven nov that the
lfes Is 10 prurperuus state. Il entirely inadequate 10
woiLnsi +, den amos What shall there three tourhs-
fh "a GOOD men Do Must they sub nt 10 such
re. the neXOFah l- manufacturers O HtVerhi choose
10 gi,el T. there any hope from Association These
go,ds arr sold nine months credit Tue manufacturers
sfn a. that they sold for cash, tho business you'd b.
trck worth DO wing; and bow could poor shoe makers
..t,ib sufficient capital to trade Tor cash aud casa
al d. as You suggest And shoemahrrs IN the CNy OF
New iork could etd surrounded, they are, by
iieLd. Association whose prudence wrd"m Judgment
and uence would be reany in their D. All AZ All un-s
q ~ cud lot succeed without cash sufficient 10 do iec
bu.ess how cvud New Hampshire shoenakers, unaidcd
a. suel
The intelligence and thought Of this class Of mechanics
l. ,re, IL favor OF Association but how are they 10 90
90 ~iIhuut mourning dangerous risks And beng the
sell shoes loEg time woald there De maeh
c nee for the OF sale wOrkucn, ana uEfeOy Dehe
Il. lhemselyes Please Lot Us know.
Yours respectfully, 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
Religien. IntellIaence.

Tie work Uaa 7m's Cab,a say the least Of IT, smutty
ogy-ae too smal with tho khen and the paEior TIE d.
the yellow mse who nave te noaof u
pesoiug iheT micnaht Of corruption lNf O0Safs
Thst a r,hgious Journal should thus mlgn book free
from ali such objections IA strange indeed M Ob~rro
was AZ organ and stipendAry Of the Cotton Safety IN
mntee bu as that Fund Is understood to be- exhausted Il
Is difficult 10 account for this outbreak. Can Ihs O5ssrecr
be doing such dirty work for nothing II So is tastes and
Irops nsits are peculiar AlO EEening JodrhAl.
We submit that even atheistic philanthropy (Which
everywhere recognizes the virtue and the value Of
Uncle Toms Cabin y is higher standard Of good
MSS than the Christian charity Of TIE Obserrer, as
manifested IN such an extract the above, which is
fair sample and Characteristic of that journals pre-
tended efforts for God aud humanity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

Mr. JANIS II. Smith writes us from Houston, Tex
as that he left his home in Indiana, in quest Of more
attractive location for his family aud that Of some
relatives and bad made progress toward his OBJ
ject wien his stteniion arrested By the following
advertisement in Texas pepper;
NEGRO DOGS-Tbe subscriber win Keep, at the
~ plantation Of Mr. YOUNG county o. B-axoa the e
irsed peck NEGRO DOGS formerly owned By Mr. John Gt
cect. Arrng them BLOODHOUND IMPORTED from CUBA
WI ch will FOLLOW FtGtIINE on HORSEBACK a. well
The sfhNtfS q these well TRAINED DOS Fags
be obfsintd b application the 1885,, J.fORfiCE
Upon maturely considering this and similar evil
dences of the progress of civilization in Texas Mr.
Smith concluded that he would preGer'to live on in
region where il was not deemed necessary 20 import
from Cuba boodhounds Wheregith TO hunt men back to
work for nothing for those who have paid them for past
services with the horsewhip And so his face is set
IndionawsId again.
As there seems TO be some little Political Economy
bound up in this statement, aaectiOnatey commend
10 the medtatons Of our Southern brethren" la
the hope Of It's bene6tiDg them cheerful! take the
risk Of its destroying the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

INpRoyFMTNTsiN CINoISSATI-There ara now lG- build
ires being erected in Cucnnatof which - are for bust
n.ssand The greatest improvements
will be this year 10 the quarter Of the city where business
extending Ihs quarter comprises about third in extent
Of tie regularly built up districts and lies between Tenth
e. and the river ard between Main t. and Westernrow
across Walnut. Vine. Race. Elm snd Pumsts. la this
business quarter the number Of buildings being
sructed &C. of which s. for business and for dwell
pcs On Main and Walnut, below Tenth, aud on the
squares connecting with them westward - buildings
now being erected Of which not is for dyciog pur
poses or the new buildings 10 all the parts Of the city
not above described the business quarter out Of the iOe
poses is s0aud for business o.
Railroads and omnibus lines bringing valleys and
lIsdes and bill tops the city that business
cs afford now to live in the country and consequently
while the number Of handsome dwellings TO be constructed
tl summer 10 the city Is not large last year the
country in the vicinity is being improved with comfortable
and dsome residences and nving garden There has
been this spring great demand for country lots ia tho
neghborhood and every day there in the city or
thr, ard sales omnibus rawsy lines Those who
putting up buildings for business purposes manifest this
yesr communicable zeal for improve Cd architecture Stone
fronts with tasteful the rule rather than the
exception. On account Of this spirit Of improvement
thor h the number Of buildings to be put up the coming
sumner is large rs iasf yet there will be cap
;tal inverted than during any previous year.
In The enumeration above given DO not include public
buildings or these there in progress the Court
House the estimated cost Of which is 500 OOO the Gus.
tom House (which win Uncte Sam 5000 and two
ehurches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

CssrEe him cost fer the stock be takes cot take pay
or IL pben IL goes cat aod alow him exactly tie Socta
Of lis fabric when it IS brought in. If be has made
pair o. bofs worth bat 80 out Of stock 'aat cost him
So then 50 Is al be can fairly be paid If De has maae
arar worth Sc out Of s. Eorth Of stock. pay him
eoIeuely II be is disssfsed the boots are his, and
be has the round world to sci them IN II be sees L,
not return bis work L Is bis own affair, sad be
has perfect ristt to demand fress stock nexr diy.
Ofeourse there viii be difficulties encountered IL the
outset Of such enterprise, bnt integrity Pa'eace,
deyossdncss, viii overcome taem. And, aiter hall
dozen other trades shall have entered upon the wOrk
Of SeltEmpoymelt, each will be the greatest hep to
eVefF other