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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

The new Wisconsin Iron Company, which
Is to commence operations in Dodge county,
has a capital Of 100000
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

HoHo~ay's Pills. WoaaertM Remedy
for Indigestion, Bilious Complaints, oad
Sick-Heddaches.-Thomas Goodman, ESD,
Of Bakersfield, Portman square, had for many
years suffered from Indigestion and frequent
bilious attacks, and was very seldom free
from severe headaches. He had consulted
the most eminent physicians and surgeons, of
the metropolis, but could derive no perma-
nent relief from their remedies; at last tired
ont 10y their i'll success, he rcsorted to the use
of HoIloway'S Pills which so renovated his
system and strengthened his constitution, that
he neither suffers from bile, indigestion, or
headache, but enjoys the best of health.
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BY EXPRESS!

HUST RECEIVED. by Express, fresh supply Of those
eE nice 81 Bunnes. which are now selling al 20 cts
Also few d better ones Onc duz. nice cuored Mt
six shings few pieces Bonnet Cape Trimmings. Rib
hons sc HUBBARD L. BLINN,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

Somebody in Paris offers a reward of so
GOO francs for the Empcrors head 10000
for hi, ears; 25,000 for his nose, and 1000
for putting out his eyes
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

Snow Arch on MOUNT WAsHINGToN-
\ party of travellers just arrived from the
mountains, report that on the 18th inst, in
ascending the summit of Mount Washing
ton by Rev route, they passed under OF
through natural archway Of snow, twenty
feet high one hundred and sixty feet long
tho crust above their head fotrv feet in
thickness.
This archway was worn bv the stresn
known as Crystal falls, which descends to-
wards the east through a chasm, or gap whose
walls are seven hundred feet on each side
Ihey express tho belief that this natural arch
way Of pure snow will remain in its present
state during the Summer. The surface of
inns mass Of snow extends over several acres,
ana IN has no signs Of ice or capitalization
Foraaad Advertissr,
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N Office

A Ii. Persons indebted TO A. LEWIS & son, on
IN old account requested call and settle without
delay as such accounts must be paid expenses of coec
lion incurred A. LEWIS & SON
kenosha August 9, 1853. nstf
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Great Central Route.
MICH. CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

TICKETS cen be had TO Buffalo or New York
l. ria. Cleveland and l.; k Erie; or of Detroit
by boat TO Cleveland and from thence by Rail
Road. The splenid Steamers
CLEVELAND and MAY QUEEN
Run between Detroit and Cleveland. On arr-
wing at Cleveland, passengers have the choice OF
going by the unsurpassed Steamer
Queen Of the West aud Crescent City.
To Buffalo. or 90 by Rail Road; if they choose
to go by Rail Road, they will only have hours
on Lake Erie between Detroit and Buffalo. BY
these routes Passengers arc not subject to delays
as by Toledo and Monroe In bad weather boats
are unable to leave Toledo. Aft
kenosha, July Il, 1853. r. BELL, Agent
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4 pair of living giraitcs, respectively Il
AID / ) feet high arrived at New York on
Thursday in the Washington.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

Cholera is at present 50 ri te in Calcutta,
(Iune s. that no less than LOO persons
were carried OFF in the course of two days
only.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

The Mineral Point IriJiRe comes out
strong for prohiLitory liquor law.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

The potato rot i, breaking out in New
York and Rhode Island.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

LUMpER-The wind slightly changed yes
teriay, and the lumber veSsee came stream
'nS into port, gaily. Over 100000 feet of
lumber was entered on the custom house
books during the day chic. Tribune.
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Stray KDRSE

StTRAY ED from the Subscriber in tho City OFF,
- kenOshH about the 18th Of July Ess-z -
last, Mare about eight years Odd. of yell0wish
bay lor Black Tail, Black Long Manc White uli t
Forehead. The Mare in good order when in my pos
session.
Nhoeverwl return said Mare give information where
she can he found. shal, be literally rewarded
August 3D. 1853. MiTiIfAS RAY
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USE BONPLAND'S
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY.

1t Is neither Patent, Quack Fmpc, but Genuine
Specific. prepared from The Recipe of Physician, and
apprt we'd by the widest and bestknown scientific Chemist
in the Country. DR.. j. r. Chiffon OF New York and
by him recommended to the world voluntary and without
pay for its valuable properties and declared that II con.
tanned mineral poisonous substance lis wonderful
properties IN removing Re and giving TONE
and VIGOUR 10 the Jirer. RiImeYs and StsHaeh In
other words. curing the disease Thoroughly and EfecfUGHy
simply breaking chilli but removing the Cause,
every where acknowledged.
The Testimony Of hundreds in
OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS
And other part Of HE country could be given prove this
but ask tho public to it. We have The utmost con-
fdenee IN q, and We stake lis success is merits
LET NO FAMILY BE WIFHoUT 1T.
y ROBINSON.
y7geRt for Keaosha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

The Maine Law States continue to adver-
tisc Jails TO let. Thus is property rendered
worthless and a great business ruined Grass
will grow up where constables and their sub
jccts went in. When we have been at the
expense Of erecting such buildings it is clear
" a loss not to haze them filled. orr city
fathers look to this branch Of public interest
and by precept and example, here little,
and there good deai encourage it.-CDy,t-
"a Chief
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

FLAG MEN,-The Adrian Expositer says,
that the Michigan Southern Railroad have
how sixty hag-men stationed along the line
to watch the track, and give warning Of dan
Ger, In addition to this, the entire line is
run over by hand-carS previous to tile pas.
sag, Of the night train:
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~ - : ~
POSTPONENHENT

The above Sale by request Of the parties Interested
postponed 10 Thursday The 18th day of SEPTEMBER 1851
nj the same hour and the place above mentioned
p. COSGRAVE, Sheriff OF Keno; ha Co.
Dated, July -. 1859.
STRONG FULLER, Compainants Sus
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
VENHE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for Il
4 Counties OF Keuosha. Racine and Milwaukee. for q
sale Of PRESCOTT l. BRDTHER'S


sale Of PRESCOTT s. BROTHERS.
MELODEONS. lEOLEANS, SERAPHEuS
AND REED ORGANS.
Would respectfully invite he Public examination OF
the No inslrm of The size produced in the
Country combines much melody and conpasS with
musical soincs, these Instruments. many of the
Churches they have taken the place of Organ giving
the Gmple satisfaction.
Each instrument is warranted be perfect in every
srec. otherwise no sale. They Of 1, t. and
taves aAd range in prcg from S5 $50 according size
style finish, &c, &c.
Orders sent 10 the Subscriber viii be promptly attended
10, and all communications Immediately answered.
kenosha, Aug.7, le53 Le-Iyl MARY 4. AVER.
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Special Notice.

LII those who have deceased friends and wish TO CON-
- memoFaie Them in suitable manner, would inform
that the MARBLE ESrABLIsHMEN heretofore carried
b. the subscribers in this Place, III be discontinued
- few weeks, JOSEPH /. EHLE,
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Coon CRoP or WHEAT.-Mr John Neal.
of the town of Lima, has harvested ten acres
of wheat, which will yield thirty-six bushels
to the acre. 1t is the White Blue Stem
He brought the seed with him from Penn
sylvania, and says there is none of the kind
IN this section of the country, except some in
the possession of Mr.. A. p. Lyman. We
would call the attention of farmers to this
seed.-Sheboygap Secretary. 5h inst.
EXPEDITION TO THE AMAzoN-The Wash
lngton Republic learns that the Secretary of
the Navy has granted two years Through
to Lieut. Porter, of the Navy, who, it is ru-
mored, is to take command of "A squadron fit
ted out by eminent merchants of New York
and elsewhere, to ascend the Amazon river.
and make explorations preliminary to the es-
Enlistment of commercial relations with the
rich country drained by its tributaries.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

Freeman, the alleged fugitive, is still in
Jail at Indianapolis, and has to pay 50 a day
for a guard" at that. This is little the
coolest outrage We have lately heard Of
Send man to jail, and then compel him to
pay for being kept there We have heard
OF vagaoond white men being sent to jail to
work out fine-50c. or use. day being
paid them until the fine was paid and Justice
satisfied. But colored man, guilty If no
crime under heaven, but simply claimed as
9 fugitive from service, is compelled to hire
the guard that keeps him in prison. This
is the more aggravated when We consider
that bonds i'll any sum weTe offered to the
proper officer to secure him against loss by
The escape of Freeman.-Ne,0 Castle Ban
Rer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

A DEEP ARTEsIAN WELL.-Messers. Bel
cher IL Brother, sugar refners at st. Louis,
are engaged in boring a well, which has al
ready reached the very great depth of 1850
feet; farbclow the bottom Of great portion
of the Mexican Gulf
The object is to procure supply of pure
water for their works, which, it is said, are
capable of turning out 100000 pounds of
sugar per annum
The expense so far has been over $4,000
and the result stream, of salt and sulphur
water. The hol is 81 INCHES in diameter,
the rods measure 333 feet in length, and are
put together with screws. They intend to
continue the boring till they reach good wa
ter, or 1000 feet in depth; which will be the
deepest we'll in the worId.-Theauge is driv-
en- by steam engine, and penetrates about
four feet day, and most Of the distance has
been through shale and limestone rock The
work is continued day and night. There is
a well boring at Charleston, S. c., 1,I0O or
1900 feet deep Artesian wells are very nu-
merous in the limestone region of Alabma
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

Mrs, Fanny Kemple (Butler) is reading
Shakspere in England. 1t is said size IS get
ting q'@te Feshy. The papers say "her mas
siye and muscular arm is a wonder of tlesl
and blood, sinew and brown
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-19

All the reports from Constsntinople unan-
imousIy affirm that the Turkish army, now
concentrated near Constantinople, and pass
inc through the capital, is the best behaged
military force IN the world. They do not
look as smart as the western soldiers, but
there never is quarrel or riot among them,
and punishment is almost unknown in the
ranks, because they neVer drink spirits. The
vice Of drunkenness is not Turkish vice.
Some of the Pachas have learned from the
Europeans the use of champagne and brandy,
but the great bulk of the population are so
her and addicted to temperance; the Maine
rSquor Law is enforced among them by their
religion. This gives to the Turks dominion
over the Christian population of the Empire,
nearly all whom are addicted to brandy. The
mortality in the Turkish army is really re-
markedly small, and all the soldiers look
healthy and support fatigue longer and better
than the Russians There canno, be great
ef contrast in this respect than between the
army of the Gar and of the Sultan. The
Russians are badly fed, but well provided
with brandy, and therefore sickly, and easily
carried away by the disease of a southern eli
mate. The Turks are better fed, they drink
water and milk, and are therefore stronger,
less riotous, and less oppressive to the citi-
zens.-Forejgn Tor. Of the Trib.
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1t is stated that in two years from this
date with ordinary success in constructing
their roads, the people of Ohio will have bro t
a railroad car or steamboat within rs miles
Of every township in the State.
ToBE HUNG.-Patrick O'Donoghuc, tried
last week at Cortlandyille, for the murder of
Mrs, Kinney, was found guilty and sentenc-
81 10, be hung on the second of September
The Wing says: The prisoner listened atten-
lively to the remarks of the Judge; but at the
conclusion said in tone Of anger, Il hope
YOU will never live to see that day, You infer
nal Scoundrel, Cd d-n YOU
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yIcKspuNo, Miss. } Dos. 10. 1883


To he Editor u ne Onoa'
The Washington correspondent OF the New York
..d in bis letter OF the 27th ulmo. states that "Ho
,.;o Harris, OF Mississippi, has presented himself
.adae for the clerkshp OF the House," and, after
trios in complimentary Terms. To my political history
IA uubc and private character expresses the opinion
~, NV election swoud free the President from all sos
oicion OF improper intimacy with the present Clerk"
A. inierences prejudlcia TO me may be drawn from
All. letter it may not be unnecessary improper TO set
myself rghi on the subject referred TO.
Il 20 happens that have never been in Washington
i,y and al no time have had thought OF presenting
n,elf there as M applicant for office. Whatever effort
ga. made 10 elect me Clerk was voluntary compliment
Ia ma nv old and valued friends, 10 whom ! make my
sraslul Acknowledgements
soloxistc notice Of me, such the above appear
49, IN tho New York Herald, will probably create a JUS
is;on in the minis OF persons unacquanted with me
h., Lifelong 10 that class OF politicians known as the
ai..sc,ed democracy. Such impression would DC al
a..,,sr erroneous and do great Injustice With the
.nsme. Of be present administration open or concealed
s.hs,ber acting as party faction, wings, aboli-
.'sa;.,. i,ee. soiers national democrats, southern
,oiooss, have never had, and feel sure never shall
nave the slightest connexon or sympathy Fully salts
al ,ha, the President and his cabinet will faithfully
.,.na nv the principles Of l79s-a rigid adherence TO
,h;rh a. ia nv view, the only mode Of preserving the
Of lie Saies aud thereby perpe'uating the Union
ronsier il my duty, democrat, TO give the admins
trstion hearty support
am your obedient servant,
HORAtIO j. HARRIS.
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FRrpAr. December %, 1853.


George Miller, esd, Of New York. and William II
sspp, esq, of Ohio, admitted attorneys and
sellers of this court.
No. ). United States John MeDonogh's executors
Appeal from the district court Of the United States Tor East
Louisiana Mr. Justice Caifon delivered the opinion Of
the court ~ ths cause reversing the decree OF the dis
incl coursaqa femsndiag the cause with directions to
dianiss ibe petition without prejudice to the rights OF the
petitioner
no. l3y a. l.. Gem, appellant. ~. l. Hanman's ex-
ecnlor. On the motion Of Mr. Fsndsll, this appeal from
the district court OF the United States for Western Viz
gina was doeke'ed and dismissed with costs. under the
f3J rule OF the court
NO lls William Robertson, trustee, &c, ps j. Col
lnss executors The motion 10 dismiss this cause wac
argued ~ Mt Lawrence in support thereof.
NO, l3I. Laws exscgior Il al %. Law. The motion
ol hf, Lawrence Tor supersedeas was argued bs
hessfs May and Bradley ~ support thereof, and ihr
motion Of Hr Cove to dismss This appeal was argued
by Messrs Csrliss and Core in ssppor, Of the
Adjourned until Tuesday, II o'clock, q m.
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OF Frank Pierce. They all the whg and abolition
papers rejoicing this fsctious coalition and it's result
showing plainly that they are ready 70 support any lac
rscy Like their representatives in the Senate. they
ready at any moment TO abandon their candidates
and support any tsetious democrat who carry with
In full Senate the coalition could not have
eeeded and We have apprehension that there will be
found IN that body iactous enough to seriously
barrass the administration. But this step shows that
there are men there who ready 10 unite with ultra
abotionsts and wings 10 oppose democratic admins
hstion and they are the men who constantly de-
nounciDg the administration for favonng those who
formerly opposed the Compromise aud 10 show their
determined hostility to that course and 10 those who OPP
posed Cas- and the Compromise they united with the
wings and aboionsts IN support OF a who sup
ported Taylor and opposed the Compromise
Ibis movement ia the Senate shows that there is a
perfect understanding and between The self
styled .nalionals' and the wings and abolitioniss and
il remains 10 bs seen how many democrats will give
their countenance TO such disg faceul coalition.
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From the Utica Daily Observer,
The Right spirit,


Ex Senator Clemens has been invited TO address the
hard meeting 10 Philadelphia. In letter declining TO
attend, he declares his friendship for the administration
and says the administration, like all others has com,
med many errors, but aslhs would be in better taste
IRON the wings than from democrats.
This reply Of Mr.. Clemens is in marked contrast with
The course OF those who make war upon the admnisa
ton and would eckessy, if they had the power batter
down Tue democratic party 10 crafty their feelings Of per
soaai luminosity Nr Clemens. like MIR. Dickinson and
Mr. Foole has been known AN active advocate of the
compromise measures like them be finds himself ia
nofy IN his own States but unlike lhem he refuses TO take
position OF hostility 10 the great party oil which he is
distinguished and dlsIneTested member Not oil The
leaders OF the opposition, composed il is Of wings
aboliIiohists and renegade democrats have the hard
mood 10 attack any sentiment uttered by the President or
any measure recommended by his cabinet, nnsound in
principle impure in motive. This is Ienar kable
TACT and cannot fail 10 produce profound impression
upon those who will give il a proper consideration
Putting aside the matter OF patronage, there is not
an inch Of ground upon which 10 plant the foot OF
opposition |, is otpossibe 10 the Of the
democratic party, on mere personal issue, to plant
themselves IN opposition 10 those who admitted by
all 10 be faithfully and efficiently sustaining and put
ting IN practice democratic principles AT the last presi-
DENTAL election, It was apparent to all that the nsces
stiles OF the country demanded the reinstatement OF
democratic measures and democratic men The weak
and CARELESS adminslr alton OF the wings had produced
disasters which compelled this conviction and demo-
Gratis rallied with all their old fashioned enthusiasm 10
restore their party principles TO the ascendency, The
rally was not TO sustain The Unian from disseveanceo
Of The safety OF that Uaion there was then no iear
WAS 10 place IN power party that would give the coun-
Try powerful and pure administration. The effort
Tor glorious object. and was most goously successful
lis object fully attained, and the country is
blessed with an ad mlnisa,ion both pure and powerful
Those who attempt the experiment OF tFifing witiD
either at home abroad, will feel the weight of lis po
lent Whistler the attack IRON the despots
who head the rival powers EARTH from Spectators
who head the rival plumber schemes at home, the
try expects and believes that the present administration
has the will and the ability defend The right and for
bid the wrong.
AT time like The present, and against President and
cabinet such this country is now blessed With, we
place high estimate the democracy OF that member
OF the party who will not join with Senator Clemens in
the sentiment, that assaults would be in better taste
from the wings than from democratic
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iHr suLrAs-He bss made careful .tudy OF The
french language. Tho magnificent present which he
oosfed 70 one OF The greatest OF French poets has no,
oeen iprso'ensn homags from royalty 10 toe litsrar,
seass o. me county All the French classical author.
ism'bsf 70 hpn, sod lNerly be caused The 'Mslode
Ashs'e and Inc Tsafxsos Gennlhomme'' to be
played belo'e hm. Il ia very odd la sec ,hs rn,k h
ibs'r vague. a,sliag Literature. iraoslanv ard
"ntng Molsre, whose good sense il 40 plain and so
preoiss
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sales To-Day.


ny GREEN q stOTT A"ctionesrs-
GALE ORDER or THE ORPHANS COURT or HOUSE
y FurnirneOn Saturday, Instant
order of Orphsas Coan auction
store Nectar
vey, deceased, consisting Of, in part
bureaus, chairs, tables, bedsfeads, mattresses
Crockery bedding. and hrst rats cooking stow.
Lot Of groceries, liquor, ke.
MN. r. WOODWARD, Adn,inistrs,or
GREEN A SCOTT,
Auebopeens
and shall large
fnur, belonging declining Housekeeping
Terms cash. GREEN A SCOTT,
Dec I'D Aucioneers
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perceive management OF place
accordance with the wishes Of families
children witness extraordinary
Family their pantonnes Jocso
the Monday evening arranged thar
will half sir, and whole performance
O'Clock. This excellent The
and worthy Of whs
wish 10 see excellent perform. nnce.
psc0
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HOLIDAY ATTRACTION industrial Erhib',ion, on
III 18Th street. shove will supply good eating, snd
variety Of toys, and holiday gins generally low asr
nnd night nn' New Years Eve No charge for sdmsnce
duau the night i2k The Rev Mr. Burrows, Of
Phadsiphs viii d-'wsr Tuesday night and VIM g.
LanEdos Of th~ city, Saturday night december 3lst
The Pshie sved the aes display 81 articles
exhibition here before the close OF the ts'r
nec4 I'D
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DEMONSTRATORS BALE SMALL AND
LOTION Saturday ~ O'Clock,
premises. shall sell Of lat No .qasr. 57
situated 5th
consisting Of s,osf fran. house
Terms cssh.
ny order Of WASHINGTON BERRY,
Administrator.
JAS. G. Mcguire,
Dec lt-eod
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NUTfCEThe undersigned the ssest the heirs At law 81
IN Joseph Ran ha undivided nosy of square
s and Of the heirs ssedh Fod- ~ nm part Of the
other os~ nsd hsvns that Colonel Henry Sayof
of George Page Mstnsy advertised
sn'd Tor hereby notifies ali
concerned NJ ms claim Of his Intention
rights Of the heir.
CHARLES DE aELDfNc,
Dee s<assoA 7rh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall