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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08
Cercsco, Wis, JAN, 1853.

WHAT FARMER CAN BEAT THIS I'VE are in
formed by a friend living at Waupun, that Mr.,
Andrew Durham, of the town of Trenton, Dodge
Co, has raised on his farm, a steer which Wiscon-
sin farmers may we'll strive to rival. The steer
alluded 10, was sold few days since TO a Mr.
Lewis, of Dodge Centre, who is intending to pre-
pare him for future exhibitions. He is now seven
years DID, eighteen hands high, nine feetgirt eev-
en- and three fourth feet from nose to rump, and
Is supposed to weigh about $500 pounds. The
price for which he was sold was $500. He is said
by those who have seen him, to be the largest
framed animal of the kind ever raised in the West.
and when fully matured, can be made to weigh
5000 pounds This is what we call farming to
some purpose.-Fond du Lac Herald
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

MAKING a DAILY PAPER-There are few
persons out of the immediate business, that
have a just idea of what numbers are engag
ed in producing and circulating daily paper
The following table issued from the office
of the New York Tribune, will probably il
lustrate this remark. 1t details the force
mental and physical, that is daily employed
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

New. Orleans. March %.

A terrible steamboat disaster occurred near
Galveston Bay, on the oath. The steamers
Neptune and Farmer were racing from Hous-
ton to Galveston, when the latter exploded,
killing the captain, clerk, and second engi-
neer; Is of the crew, and 20 Of the passen-
gers were either killed or missing. Twenty
passengers, mostly ladies, were saved.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

Sam Slict's adrice TO has Son." Samiyel, Sam
ivel, beware of the vinmin that reads no newspa-
pers Your father married woman that read
none, and you're the sad consequence You're as
hignorant as horsei Hignorant people say it is
throwing away money to take papers, and foolin'
away time 10 read then"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

IMPORT OF DRY GooDs.-The total amt
of the value of dry goods imported into New
York during the month of March, is S., 954,-
$50. The total since January lst is $780,
543,602, being an excess over a correspon-
ding time last year of $6,962,153.
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r. $. LOWELL,
ATTOREAY, Councillor and Solicitor. Kenoeha.
FRIEND =. VvnKETLOOK.

LAW, CnASeERr AND CONVEYANCE OYTIcB.
Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, General Agent and
Collector.
skd, Wisconsin,.
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HEAD & LEE,

ATTORNEYS, COUNsELLORs AND SOLICITORS,
KCnOsha, wisconsin.
attend all professional business entrusted TO their
care 10 Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin.
ORsoK :. HEAD, GEO. l.. LRB.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

WooD IN SOUTHERN EURoPE.-We see
It stated that wood costs sos cord in Rome
and SIS in Naples.
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BLANKS or ALL KINDS;

Ball Tickets, Cards, Hand Bills, &c,
PInin CoIored inks WILDE done
Oass East side fer doors North Of iAe
RGaOIS House.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

PoRrI.ANn. March Is.

The new liquor bill, embracing amendments of
men aSlng stungency 10 the old law, has passed
the House by vote Of d 10 AZ.
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RLACKSMIYHNc.

FNNTE undersigned wishes inform his friends and tho
public nIarge that he has taken the well kpoNn tahd
u'he ofWigAtmans Wagon shop, where he intends
c,rynC the business Of Backsmhingin slls branchs
- Horseshoin0 attended TO with extra Those
wanting anything his line, will find for their nterestto
give him call. Charges moderate.
sept n. 1852. JOHN SHuTIIFFE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

NVGBSTER's UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. A
w feNcoPiss ofthisiuvaluablewOrkf for sale at
9scN KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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ROOA-E3ENDING.

IIXfnds fpctiodicalsan book ilibc bound
asshAlihe directed, nd asonRheterms by being
aths Dnce the Post once ut the Bndery nea
The school House North W0rd,by ..
May20,iS5l. JASON LOTHROP.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

pRAeS KETTLES, Fiat Irons Coffee Mills, Shotuis
and longs, Wire Selves Timed Ircn Fry Psns, for
'A.s cheap at No. 10 Maia street, by
Aug S. J. IL PHELPS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

~ LHand Fancy Dress C oods-AIl OF the newest aud
- he''>Lyleaound intheEastern msreeAot
NJ, NJ. & co
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Corn Meal.

EtoRN 8EAT.-1n quantities to suit purchasers, KEEP
Z J constantly for sale az she
Dec r, 1859. 5-33 kFNOSHA STEAM MILL.
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Applicants for office In wisconsin.

A Washington correspondent of the Mil
waukee Morning News enumerates the fol-
lowing applicants for offices in Wisconsin
"Wisconsin has her share of applicants.
Mr.. JONES' merchant of Madison, has been
recommended for the post office at that place
Mr.. Strong at GAINESVILLE; Quiner and Williams
at Watertown; Kimball and Baron at Wau-
kesha; Gaskill and Paul at Kenosha; Cary
and Ulnan at Racine; Henry Plowman, Re-
ceiyer at Mineral Point; Mr.. Squires of
Grant Co, Register of same Land Office !;
A. G. Ellis, Receiver at Stevens Point !;
Abram Brawley and George w. Mitchell,
Register at Stevens Point. A. 4. Fillmore
has been appointed Postmaster at Mukwon-
ago. David Agry and Chas. M. Billinghurst
have been recommended for the Register of
the Land Office at Menasha, and Elisha Nor
row and -- Fitzgerald, Receiver. In re-
gard to the Milwaukee Post Office t is I'M
derstood that the Congressional delegation
have unanimously concurred in a recommen-
dation, and that it will no doubt be success
full. d. A. j. Upham, Ii. A. Carpenter Be
lott, and j. s. Tallmadge, Fon du Lac,
have been recommended for U. S. District
Attorney. Moses Kneeland and a gentleman
from the Western District have been recon-
mended for the T. s. Marshall. Hon. H. III.
Sibley will probably be appointed Governor
of Minnesota, and Bostwick O'Conor of
Port Washington it is understood will be APP
pointed Judge in the new Territory of Wash
ington.
THE AGE OF GoLD.-The accounts from
Australia confirm the previous reports of the
continued yield of gold. The accounts are
very full from all the districts. That of
Melbourne or Victoria, so far from giving up
or decreasing, exhibits more substantial evil
dences of continued productiveness than ever
Neaely 100000 people are maintained at
these mines. The returns for the year end
ing 3Oth December, carefully computed and
embracing the gatherings in the fall of 1851
show 3,999,321 ounces of gold, say in round
numbers, four millions of ounces of the val
ue at 500, of 100000 from the Victoria
field alone. The Sydney, Van Dieman's
and Adelaide mines may be computed to
be $2O,O00,0OO additional. 1t is stated that
the population of the city of Melbuyrne
alone received an accession of $4,000 per
sons in the last three months of 1852.
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JOB PRINTING!!

wcravciustadded to this Establtshment.a complete
NHw Jon and arenow prepared to do job Print
ugo astyle equaltoany i'tablishmchwe s
-.
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STEAM FOUNDRY a MACHINE SHOP

hay Ing purchnscdthc enreintcrcstof
L theIrftsncr partners in the Foundry and Machine
Shop wIuecntauc the business in all various branches
Tor Threshing Machines Stoves Corn Shelters
Sr4w Cutters Pows &C. will be thankfully received and
IurrIw tn prompt attention.
AI.SO-Evcry variety OF Mill Gearing cast aud finished
to orderby carctuland Z perienccd workmen.
HEAD, CAMPBELL & HEAD
May sin, 1881. al
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

EbNhN SEED by the H.. rsised by VIM. Moth, an En-
~ sU'h Gardener, Of kenoSha, for sale by
l. NJ WAIT.
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R E Nj DVA l..

tom that nc h0s reno ycd from Ms former place of
business Durkec Block the Clothing store OF u.
Knapp floor North Of the Telegraph Printing Office,
whore ne will continucthc business of
TAILORING
tunlHts hronches-snd viii be happy to all who wish
ANYTHING his line. lie atcrs himself that from his long
experience In the busnessh he will be able give the
dartic aIar "nts"
ApFll 1852 rIJ-tG j.. NJ. CI4ARkSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

The number of proprietors in the concern
is Ia
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

h y Street-
EKTSTORY oftho Churchesof Wisconsin n connection
Eithths Wisconsin alton, by Rev. Stephen Poet
Price "a cents. For sale az KINGS BOOKSTORE
HELLY MOULDS, a beautifu article. for sale at No
- TO- Main street, aug Is ;. K. PHELPS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08
WANTED.

ID tCs, Old Copper Pewter and Brass at No.7o, MsiI
~ Street..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

FARTNA FOR pun

A SMALL GOLD PENCIL CASE. The finder vii
Please leave il At the lightning Telegraph Office, snt
ave 'he thanks ofthe loser.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

"Look here, Hatty, does any body know
thsT holding up the manuscripts.
Hatty shook her head.
$50 much the better; stupid, and ugly,
and disagreeable,' humph Do you know /
am going to run off with you n said the lit
tie old maid, 'we shall see, what we shall see,
Miss Hatty!"
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CITY TREAsURER,s OFFICE.

FExE city Treasurer wioe found OF Ms place OF bu
n nsss,attke Ct pthine store OF u. KnSpp.
u. VI. CLARESON, City Treasury.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
4. N. STODDARD,


.e.afze 4. N. STODDARD,
ATTORNEY CoussELLoR will continue to practice in
the District Court Of the United States. Also, in Chan
cery Supreme and Circuit Courts OF Wisconsin, and III
inois Deeds and other instrument 10 writing TO be used
10 this other State drawn aud acknowledgements
tTken. OGioe, next door TO Quarles Brick Block, on
Main street. no. 4o1y.
90 MEREDITH ROWLAND,
CAVITY SURVEYOR, will attend to all calls with prompt
ness and dispatch.
~ n Persons In want of bis servcesin the country by
writing alne TO the Kenosha Post Office will receive i'm
IN .diate attention. y" Office with J. D. Jilsun.
Kenosha, April Is, 1851.
L. w. WEBSTER.
Yr3uxRY and Counsellor Law, Commissioner for the
State OF Massachusetts. ONCE Francis Clothing
Store.
H. Balm,
CssEpAL DEALER in Hardware Cutlery, Stoves, Iron,
Glass, Nails All kinds OF Tools Tin Ware, &c., &c
F. w. LYMAN.
GRxRRAL DgALRR, In Boos, Shoes, Leather and Find
fngs. Main street, opposite old Durkee Block
JOHN WI. JONES.
DEPUTV sURvKvon. Residence in Brighton, two miles
west OF Hall & Prstt's, the Burlington rond
JON. ID. JILSUN.
ATTORNEY, Counsellor md Solicitor; and Notary Publ
Kehosha, WIS.
r. 3. LOWELL,
ATTOREHY, Councillor and Solicitor. Kenoeha.
FRIEND =. VVHKETLOCK.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

ERl dice article, Of two kinds one made from ice
'"' aad try itss TTFREnSONfss
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EURNITURE.
.W II. SCOTT,ts now selling new ,,,, ,..,.,ou,p,
~ Furniture ofovery description remoTkahlS I,,,
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ION. ID. LILSUN.

DEPUFV SURyRVoB Residence in Brighton, two m
west OF Hall g. Prstt's, on the Burlington road.
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v APiE SUGAR for.sIe BY
METCALF, MERRILL & co
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FLOUR .

4 - PERIOR quality Of Kenoshs STEAM MILL and
fENpA Flour, for sale the lowest market Price -
I'd quantity ~ inferior quality of Flour far sale At reu-
F''eNS, at the sign Of the NgRer. Main Street
ERICKSON & TORREY
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The salaries of the various Offices within
the gift Of the President Of the United States
amount to upwards Of fifty millions Of dollars
year.
A late German writer says that the peo-
pie of the United States can burst more
steamboats, sad chew more tobacco than any
other five nations in the world.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

AMERICANS on TIE LA PLATTE.-From
the New York Courier and Enquirer of the
10th inst, we learn that on that day steam
er cleared from the port of New York for the
Republic of Paraguay, destination never
before attempted by any vessel sailing from
a North American or European port.
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JOHN WI. JONES,

SRSBRAL DEALRR, In Boots, Shoes. Leather and III
fngs. Main street, opposite old Durkee Block.
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ATTORNEY, Counsellor md Solicitor; and Notary Publ
KeA0sha, WIS.
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GENERAL DEALER in Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Iron
Glass Nails. All kinds OF Tools, Tin Ware, &C., &c
Corner OF Main and Park streets, Kenosha, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-08

When we have practiced good actions a
while they become easy; and when they are
easy, we begin to take pleasure in them
when they please us, we do them frequently
and by frequency of acts they grow into a
habit.
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Il. w. WERSTER.

Yr3aSRy and Counsellor Law, Commissioner for the
State OF Massachusetts. ONCE Francis Clothing
Store.
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LAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co respectfully invis IA. AT
,snoa Of the ctszens Washington 10 ,her Unusually s,
elegant goodr OF
embracing all the ststyirs OF
French and india dress silks, uch grenadne
Bayadsrc robes, graduated berese robes
Printed chaliey, tissues, Pans Lawns and jacouets
Eeress de- lane mou. dc bare French chisu..
Newest patterns OF silk and lace mnnnnss
BLACK lace
A superb lot NJ French cmhfo,deriss In
Berhes, cb'mexe,s, collars, sleeves
Infanss' caps, aud dresses, worked shirts
and cambno worked bands
Embrc'desd nsmsu.eh Scoop, and other styles Of linen
Hoaisos Gimpurr, hecho, and English lace,
Az numoen Of beat KID gloves
Rnglsh silk and thread hos'ary.
Al sina, Of mourning dress goods. such a.
Best b'sck Aks, bcmbasiH, black rensdine
Black EnsIi-h Grape, black hosiery Al glove.
Black skiftng, black lace half figured mis
Black NANTES and sbawls
All kinds Of Hns white goods, consisting Of
India, Swiss, and French musl,ns
Plaid aud striped cambrc muslin, jacone
Null, kansook, and v,ciosia muslin
Figured and doiied Swiss muslin, bishop lawn
Cambrc dimy linen cambria .-
rsurrd lace and bobiue, silk and thread Illusion.
We have ~ xcnenens wesf an ample supply Of The best
Cloths, cassmercs, vestines gloves, hose
Undershir. drawers eravas pocket hsndk .rchies,
Our stock Of h"u. furnishing goods will be found complete
and extensive than beyeict,rc, consisting Of
Iiasn sheetnr, pillow linen, sileca table dsmssks
~Towshlsg IN great variety napkins, Scotch diaper
Crnsh German roll, table and piano covers
To'ei covers, ftan napkins, and doileys
Marpsit~s quilts, SC
very heavy dones-
Brown and hescbed sheeiinss
lhe celebrated bsands Of shirtne
PLAID domestic eirshani, caicoes
Plaid, risad and .apsd good. iol boy. wear
Bed ticking eoored csmbric Sheets Madras hsndksrcheG
nal make an object to sell goods lower than the
can be bought Cities thereby savns our
their purchase d,nsnes in p,,ee W.
~ persons IN want wa Of. Of rood good. :, low price,.
Mar at-at.~2x,f oLAeEFT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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-"n enuedio OF of
rated 4. townships tonhips above
and the
the refor a. COO. a. 2, We ONCE make
day appointed for ~ n's ana before the
'''~'sc such claim will he forfeited.
Feb s--iawl3w Comus... JOHN WILSON,
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United states Patent Omce,
Nash,pufoo. March 2, 1850

United states Patent Once,
Washington, March 2, 1859.
IN petition Of augustus Roth F~irmount Philadelphia
"% ~ him on nv a., oe,os s s a. IL
patent which iakes rlacc the aist day Of October 1859
Monday The % Of oc,ossr 1881 At u o'cloct M and ali per-
notified TO and show they have why
opposing required
Once their objections specially forth writing esst
be hearing
the OF the ONCE which will be furnished spp
cation.
Ordered, be published the National lne-
e. @a
vana and Express, New York week for
weeks the 30 of October the day Of
ing.
Commissioner OF Patents.
bill. to the Patent once, with containing this notice.
TOR RESTsomc very ss,irsS. fni.ed rooms. over Buu.
ore Pennsyvana and ah oppo-
site g. ,s s.l l,.i". Hotel.
A UTOHIOoRAPHY OF Engii.h Soldier I'm the
United States army comprising observations and adventure. in
Gfsrery-bcnqa treatise on the cultivation the
choriton ~
Letter. TO Country Cid, by Jane G. swi..hsIm:
DIPLOMATIC tORREsPON DENCE Of the United
States complete set In nineteen volumes commencing JIG
John y.y ns .e h s,r ~
States during the whole revolution with the correspondence
foreign courts. adoption constitution
March 4, leg, A Jingle -e, for sale by
Az " Rockefeller, near 9th street
I Moss Hrown.'s N.w Book.-Yu.en-A Crusade in lhs
j. East with Illustrations.
XVII ''''"' VIC ''''' '''p'''' LOUIS
The Lower. sts,as.m Or, The Two soi,on PsmpsIs.
APPS Beohssss, sssr III sssse
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GOODS for Boy Wear.--Wc have hand good as
VI sortment Of goods for boys wear consisting Of
Check linens dTilings, iwceds caslsmeres
summer Cloths cassimsres. French striped nankeens
everything could suitable for boys
wear, which e would solicit attention.
We have just opened pieadd stock OF plain and emhrod
cred shaw texture which we would invite
the inspection vi the ladies'.
stockings hard find elsewhere
goods coed present In
will fashioned makes OF keavy
linens, suitable for shirt bodies, pillow Cases, &c
Also quality table linens great Vae
very superior shee,ngs all widths cheap
50 duzen table napkins, from 81 - up
pieces scctcii for boys' aprons, &c.
With every Thing linen order all Of which we re-
W. NJ. SINISTER Co.,
Ap 5--eo6tif 7tl street, Pennsylvania avenue
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TOILET LINENsJust received additional supply Of
lo4, ia, Flemish Russia sheet
qualities aud win be sold prices which f give
satisfaction purchasers
Also, bolster and pillow linens IS 3e 10, ~, 70, So and
50 inch widths, ali Of celebrated makes
rsnted pure linen.
carton Smyrna thinning pillow and boil
cases, new, beautiful and reasonable article,
End extensive variety OF superior toaeng,, which
M following;
Double MAJ
Dsmask coiored tordsr.d Russia basket
Ncons Scotch, Moderated Baden Baden
Glass crossbarfei, oolored borser.d, twiIled
Dsmnss bordered buck, electric rubbsrs.
Thi. will be found, have
hitherto offered, and will b. soid cheap.
CLAoETT DoDsoN
Dealers in all kinds Furniture Dry Doods.
Ap 5o-3,eodf
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n,AUBIaNEs HISTORY, Vel. 8.This long p~cssd
IL ready last BY special Of pubsb-rs
received in advance enabling
day Of publication, Monday, I'd May.
The hah volume, lamo., half cloth, 80 cents
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I" svo, paper covers, p cents
The hve volumes, famo., uniform in cloth, ~ 50
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n volume, evo- cloth, 81 80.
subject English Reformation,
interesting than lie predecessors.
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III rutnsmis Magazine for May.
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