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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10
w alter Cure
Concord WaferCure Establishment

WHICH has been in successful operation for two
w years. has recently opened under the medical direc
finn of DIR. WILLIAM II, VAIL, of New York.
Dr. Vs experience rs ati"naI, sin,pfe and eff
Gle method of treatment induces him to hope that the
invalid will nd at his Establishment ever, facility for
gaining his lost health
The general lack of knowledge concerning Water Cure,
and the incorrect notions entertained by mnny relative To
1t mike peculiarly appropriate that should say few
words in explanation of method of curing the sick
and Of the general applicability Of the treatment.
The successful experience of Water Curiss, everywhere
abundanty proves that there is scarcely maady to
which human nature is liable, that does not find in Hydro
patty an appropriate remedy The maj rtty of cases
treated at water Cure Establishments are sucn have
been subject to all the appliances of poisonous drugs from
one 10 ten years more, in vain The greater part of
these are entirely cured, and of he remainder rae
,hing &c find one who has faithfully carried out the treat
ment that has not been benefited. We use
Water of all Temperatures,
from as hot as well be borne to cold spring water,
cordng to the disease, condition of the patient, and other
circumstances Of the case-not, many suppose, cold
water only
The Establishments pleasantly situated and supplied
with every convenience and would invite all those
who have tailed get rid of their diseases by drug medica
on, who wish do without suhiecting themselves
tn the same, In give call.
Any calling us, or addressing us by note, can
have opinion concerning the applicability of Water IN
their ase, our TERMS &c fee of charge.
Concord, N. H., April 23d, 1852. 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10
Our EAress Goods,

MORE than twenty different styles will be sold this
WI month at cost and less, and still lower er this month
If not sold. sTORRS Il LANGDON.
Jan. 10, 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10
New England Truss Manufartory.
JAMES FREDERICK FOSTER,
MANUFACTURER Of
Rachel and spiral Trusscs,
567 Washington Street, 567


LII the various approved Trnsses constantly for sale
n Ladies waited on by Mrs. Caroline ID. Foster, who
has had twenty years. experience in the business
lie will keep fnl supply of ready made 1nisses for
Gentlemen and Ladies, Youths aud Infants Abdominal
Supporters of five six different kinds and such lulPs,
Chapns SPIRAL Cutters, Ftch's, Ingalls,, &c.
W Ladies' waited upon by Mrs. Caroline D. Foster at
the above place.
The following certificate from DR.. John c. Warren, of
Boston, was given II years since but will last forever
Bos1oS, Jan'y l. 1885
Having had occasion 10 observe u at some persons
afflicted with Hernia have suffered much from the
Of skfil workman in accommodating Tusses to the
pecuiiares of their cases. have taken pains to inform
myself OF the competen of Mr.. J. F Foster to supply
the deficiency occasioned by the death OF Mr. Bealh.
After months Of observation Of h work, am well
satisfied that Mr. Foster Is well acquaiHted W TIL The
lacture Of thesr instrument and Ingenious in accommoda
ting to he variety of cases which feel called upon
recomneud him to my professional brethren and To the
public person well fitted TO supply their wants in
JOHN {. WARREN, Nj. D., Ro,ton.
TESTIMONIALS
The undersigned take great pleasure in recommending to
the favorable consider alton If those WIN are unhappiy
afflicted it'll liz ra, MI James Frederick Foster
skitu and competent person in The ma iuacturc and fl
ting of Truses. We have employed HIM. (sum' of us for
twenty years,) and hereiue speak flm PEE suna
knowledge of his abilities. His early advantages his
long eXpei in the business aud The large number of
individuals whom he has relieved in vdrry Of
render him. in opinion, equal II not SUPERIOR To any
manufacturer Of the article. Ills father, Dea ideuu
Foster If Charlestown of the Poor ou.e in
that for upwards OF twenty four years, during which
period Mr. Foster awaited himself Of the opp runity and
made application Trusses to great variety of cases
with or success some of which were of very com.
plic,ted and distressing character.
Ii is well known t. all who have occasion TO wear
Trusses That their great excellence insists in the adata-
tim to The body at the same time relieving the patient
Any ordinary mechanic may make Truss but none but
skful nact toner can apply in such manner effect
ually, and oIientimes radically the complaint.
our experience has convinced that Mr. Foster has
Thoroughly attained this knowledge. The certificates
Dr. D. C. warren and other eminent su gems, which he
has shown rs, fully sustain the opinion here express.
ChaIlestown, Murch |, 1871.
David Dodgt, aged 70 Samuel Etherdge, aged SO
Newlml Martin, O. 70 Arnold Southwick, 4S
James K. Turner " 40 iona Locke, 66
Sam Payson, so Urah TUFTS, rs
Persons ordering these Trsse> by mall and giving di
mensions and say right side left, them sent tn
they are willing to pay-s2e0 10 $500 single. 81 90 to
| $500 double. J. +. FOSTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10
BOOK AGENTS WANTED
ETHAN ALLEN,
Green Mountain Heroes of '76.

.Noc in Press and ,oW appear Jan Isl.
HHMBRACING the carly career of the hero of Tironde
~ roga his bold ncurSion into Canada his capture
imprisonment and transportation to England, in irons
with his brave companions his cruel by the
British related by himself other ketches of his
military and private lie and adventures, and tIose of hi
neiglboriug contemporaries the Green Nj untan Boys
villa iiI sf~r~c@SSt portions Of Revolutl ona
history WIN wblsh bS was connected; some accom- III
hie singular views of religion etc, etc. together with
complete synopsis of the Early History of Vermont and
the interesting characters snt incidents attendant upon
that period.
By III. w. DE PUY,
Author of Kessuth" and Lsus Nupoeu and Times p
| Who has visited the home and of Col. Allen:
iiie hod access his writings aud history, and
facts FROM his family.
The work is designed to be illustrated with elegant Stt
| Engravngs the frontisprco will b9 beautiful steel
Illustrations taken from Knneys Heroic Stntne Of [
Ethan Allen.',
The Work win contain over Four Hundred large l2mo
pages printed IN fine paper neaey and Substantially
bound IN clilb spring aud gilt back and will be afforded
at therow price If 81 ,25 copy.
Agents Wanted TO sell the Work in every town in tn,
Uniied States and Canadas
HORACE WENTWORTH.
Published, So Washington Street,
2w5. BOSTON Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10
CROCK ER "

GLASS AND hardware!
11EAS- COfee-sugar-M oasses--R Observation-Disclosures
Glass and Nails, from the load down to the smallest
Quantity--at prices that must suit by
WALKER 4 WHITE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10
MA STEAMERS,
e,.r ~ :, !. Mails, Walls
DAYS q sA1IISG ALTERED

DY offef6f L stmaster General the United states
ID Mai Steam, XsiI nsieaerbe dftched dee. .'on,
New yotk to AnwalI on the 9Th aha 2nh Of each month
excepting WIN ihose dates occur Sunday ana theh
the DAYS Of sa Will be postponed to the following Mon
day. ,,,,, III.
regular IT, 5. iai Steamer vii leave ranana o' na
Francisco u aay artiy. Of the Atlanta , s nine ns
and passengers thus securing passengers ny ,e nm
the IsIhmus. .s.cr,, 4YTz
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE ssos ,@f'
First Glass saloon Soo
Cabin, III. oS
Steerage, T.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10

100 Buffalo skins!
SToRRs 4 LANGDoN will supply all calls for Buffalo
y Robes, by the Dale OF single skin. Oct. IS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10
The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.

HNHEsE Pills have met the
n unparalleled appreciation of
the public---wlierever used
they supercede all others. No
article of the medicine kind
operates so charmingly and SO
ffectually upon the system
They readily dissolve in the
stomach, and soon find their
way into the circulation, thus
visiting every organ,
every blood vessel, and every
minute instersiice OF the body g.
The bowels ale effectually
operated upon, hut without
main manson mr. rrinin m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10

|FhOiPS0h aud Retail,
"OULD respectfully invite attention to their stock
Wv Of over 1000 Pairs: consisting part Of Ladies Con
gress Jenny Lind aud Gutter Boots, French Kid Walkn!
Shoes Buskin> and SLIPPERS White Kid and Satin do, from
so cents To $3.50 Misses and Chdren'r Fancy Tipped
CATERS, Excelsior Buckskin and Walking Shoes. Gems
Boys and Youths Dress and Common Boots and Shoes
style quality suitable the approaching season
nda prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. 2i:H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-10
Celebrated Pile Ointment.

This sufficient argument to induce every person suf
ferng nnderths disease to try it, The money will he i'm
medatey refunded ii does not result from its use
according to directions.
~ Sold in Montpelier by Red6eld & Grannis, :. X
Collins; j. A. s. White, Northheid c. Chapman, Wood
tsock Hicks Co Calais II. S. h A. r. Camn. Stowe
W. H. Woodward, Waterbury and by agent in Every
and village thronghnnf the State "a
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
ghe Case OF the Nadia.
From the New York Evening Post,

From the New York Evening Post,
The case of Signor Nadia and his wife,
who have been imprisoned in Tuscany for
possessing and reading the Scriptures has rx-
cited the sympathy and Indignation Of all
lovers of religious freedom all over tic world.
Meetings have been held 10 England. Hol-
land, France ard Germany. with a view of
etfecting their liberation, and Reputation
consisting Of the EarlS of Rodcn and Caven
and Capt Trotter, from England; Mr.. FL
out, Holland; Count A, De Casparin and NJ.
de Mimont, French; Messrs. Fourtells and
BONN Germany; and Count de St. George
and Trouchin Geneva; were sent to sue for
the clcmency of the Frand Duke.
They were, however refused an interview {;
whereupon they addressed respectful note
to him and returned to their respective coun-
tries to make report to those who sent them
Their report is before the world, and reveals
a remarkable and even alarming state of
things in Tuscany. On the one hand thou
sands of people in Florence, are suffering in
many ways from the rgorS of the govern
ment: some are in exile, some in prison, and
some under the surveillance of the police,
which Is, in some respects even worse than
imprisonment And recent ordinances or
DEGREES of the government denounce the
punishment of death (by the gullotine)
against certain offences including that charg-
ed against the Madiai.
BY the latest intelligenccs from that I'M
happy country, we learn that Signor Gar
ducci. one Of the individuals who was exled
aith Count Guicciardini, in 1851, has been
trrested and thrown into prison a second
ims for the crime of ProteStantism His
house was searched at the hour of six o'clock
in the morning, and a copy of Diodati's Bi-
bic, the Protestant version, found in it. We
~ serious apprehensions are entertained lest
by the sword and the taggot, or by confne-
ment in unhealthy prisons, amid Marshes
men may soon be called to suffer death for
reading the Scriptures and following their
convictions
As soon as these facts became known in
this country, a general feeling of sympathy
was enlisted in their behalf, and the friends
of religious freedom determined to take some
active measures for their liberation. Last
evening. large and respectable meeting, con-
sisting of persons of all denominations, friends
of religious liberty, was held in Metropolitan
Hall to devise means for the relief of the Ma
dial, and Others in Tuscany, who, like them,
have been subjected to persecution for the
free exercise Of their own will in religious
matters.
The meeting was presided over by Mayer
Westervelt, and addressed By Rev. Drs. Ken
nedv, Baird, Murray and Bethene, A series
Of resolutions calling upon the President to
exert his influence with the government Of
Tuscany 70 allow sjgpQr Madiai and bis wife
TO quit their prisons, and emlgrate, II 50 dis
posed, to our country, at cur expense were
unanimously ADOPTED.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
CITY Bank---Kenosha.

Bills in the following list of Western Banks are
received on deposit by the City Bank. in this city
STOCK SECURITY BANKS.
,e eSns g bsssi''a' Chicago b 12NETI
City Bank,
Commercial Bank,
Marine Bank,
Merchants 4 Mechanics Bank, Chicago.
Union Bank, * l-y
Mechanics Bank, Chicago
Bank OF Lucas Simonds, Springfield
Cark's Exchange Bank,
Bank of Ottowa, Otowa
Central Bank, Peoria.
Rock Island Bank, Rock Island
Stock Security Bank, Danyilic
Belvidere Bank, Bevidere.
Mechanics & Farmers Bank, Springfield.
Quincy City Bank, Quincy.
Individual and other Issues.
wis. Marine & Fire Insur'ce Co., Cns OF Deposit.
Bank Of America, Washington.
Merchants & Mechancs' Bank, Crfs of Deposit.
sbuth-N estern Plank Road, Checks. ...-#
Chicago Bank-T. II. Burch s. Co, Checks.
City Bank, Bradley, Curtss & Co.
Union Plank Road Co, Michigan City.
Richmond's Exchange Bank.
Illinois River Brink.
Lucas & SimoDds, Checks.
Clark & Bros, 81. Louis, Checks.
Page s. Bacon,
Bevidere Bank, Belviders-Alex. Nicely.
Michigan Banks.
Ohio Banks.
Indiana, Mississippi & Kentucky Banks.
Erie Bank Pennsy vania.
Newport Safety Fund Bank, Kentucky, 5odls
Bank Of East Tennessee. .. ... SO dis
The t6uoacinq, ,chich hare more less Circulation
are not taken at all.
Farmers Bank, Chicago
Bank Of Chicago-Seth Paine.
Bank of Commerce
Oswego e. Indiana Plank Road joliet.
LOganport Insurance Co., Indiana.
Adn IN Insurance Co, Michigan.
Milwaukee Bank.
Rock lsland Bank Checks.
Washington, D. c., Banks
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
CITY DIRECTORY FOR STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS

VA4l INV
STAGES LEAVE KENOSHA
For Racine and Milwaukee, daily, from 10 TO II
O'clock p. NJ.
For Chicago daily, from 3 to 4, p NJ.
For Geneva, Delavan, Beloit and GAINESVILLE, daily
a. NJ.
For Richmond, Illinois, every Saturday morning,
O'Clock.
horseback mail leaves for Burlington, Racine
county, every Friday morning.
Horseback mail to Antioch, Ills. Saturday, l2 NJ,
CHI UR CHES.
CONGRATULATIONS, North Ward, Grand St,
Rev. JOHN GRIDLEy, Pastor-Regular Servi-
ces, forenoon and evening of Sunday, and We'd
ncsdGy evening of each week. at the Female Sc
minary, Middle Ward.
Methodist EpiScopai-House, South Ward, Main
St, Rev. S. Scarf, Pastor-Rcguar Services
forenoon and evening of Sunday.
Bapttst-IIouse, South Ward Church ST., REV, j.
HINTON, Pastor-Regular Services, forenoon,
afternoon, and evening of Sunday
Episcopal-House, First Ward, Market st. Ser
vices, forenoon and afternoon. Rev. Mr. Bow
man, officiating clergyman.
Catholtc-HouSe, First Ward, Wisconsin St, REV.
john CoNRoY, Pastor, Regular Services fore
noon and afternoon, Sunday.
German Cuthotic-House, North Ward, Services
every Sunday.
German Lalieraa-Public School House, North
Ward, services, alternate Sunday.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
North and Middle Wards, open to visitors during
regular school hours.
FEMALE SEMINARY--Budng South Ward Chi
cago ST., Miss L. BRoUGHToN, Principal.
SISTERS OF CHARITY-School house on Wis
conSin street, near the Catholic Church, South
Ward.
LODGES.
OpD FErLows-Hall, third story Durkec Block
Main st.-Southport Lodge, No. :, meets on
Wednesday evening of each week. Kenosha
Lodge, No. 40. Friday evenings. Palestine En-
campment, second and fourth Tuesday in each
month.
DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE-Nleet FRIDAY
evenings of each week, in Female Seminary bull
ding south ward.
Sous OF TEMPERANCE. Dew Drop Division
meet on Monday Evening, in the Female Semin-
ary buildinr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
Railroads In the Knitted states.

From Interesting article in the Buffalo t"nr-
To-. on the progress of Railroad, in this country,
we take the following
The Quincy railroad for the transportation of
granite from the quarrieS Mt Quincy to Boston har
hUr. and the Mauch Chunk Railroad from the
mines to the Leigh river, in Pcnnsy lvania were
the first attempts to introduce that mode of trans
portation in this country, ard their construction
aud opening in the wears 1926 and y, were prop.
cry considered the commencement of the Amer
can Railroad System.
There are 2S7O miles railroad in New England
which cost SI32, 900 900, or average nearl! OF
$4,000 per mile. About l 200 miles have been
completed during the present year, and 2oo0 miles
of new road placed under contract and in course
Of construction.
The following tables shows first the number OF
miles of Railroad completed and the number OF
L. in course # rnnstriIrfinu.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
Wisconsin Legislature.
Standing Committees Of the Assembly,

a sAE IS
udiciary-Messrs. Cate Sanders, E. Rob
inson, Barber and Tweedy.
Ways and Means-Messrs ]. E. Holmes
H. L. Foster, Carlisle, Thomas ard Bacon.
Education, School and University Land
C. Reed, Fenton, w. P. Barttes,
Pearle and Belden.
Railroads-Messrs. Dennis, Haertel, c.
Reed, Olmsted and Kelsey.
Claims-Messrs. Rogan, Gage, c. B. Cole
man, Hill and H. Holmes.
Internal Improvements-Messrs. Wilcox,
Miller, Cate, Stebbins and Ostrander.
Roads, Bridges and Ferries-Messrs. KEEL
sey, Maxon, Lees, Block and Schultz,
- Town and County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
McGarry, Kelsey, Loehr, Powers and Sea-
Yer. .-----
MiHtia-Messrs McKisson, Madden, Roche,
Stebbins and Adams.
Privileges and Elections-Messrs. Hillyer,
Dodge Woodman, T. West and Murray.
Agriculture and Manufacturer O..
Reed, Sayles Roe, York and Lauderdale.
The Expiration and Re-enactment of Laws
-Messrs. Wheeler. E. N. Foster Common,
Armstrong and Bacon.
Legislative OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Haerel,
Simpson Dennis, Burdick and Hayes.
State Affairs-Messrs. Kicker, LaDue, H.
Barnes, Sholes and Taylor.
Pubic Printing-Messrs. Wright, LaDue,
Talmadge, Sholes and Hawkins.
Contingent Expenditures-Messrs, Simp-
son, Hillyer, J. Robinson, Mayer and Field.
Engrossed Bills-Messrs. Dodge H. n.
Foster, Kelly, Davis and Bartlett.
Enrolled Bils-Mcssrs. Chamberlain, Whee-
Ter. Adams, Resley and Block.
State Lands-Messrs. Talmadge, 0. Reed,
Stevens Fenton and Olmstead.
Mining and Smelting-Messrs. E. Robin
son, Madden, York, Sales and Armstrong.
Charitable ard Religious Societies-Mess-
rs. II. C. West J. E. Holmes, Wilcox, Thom-
as and Seaver.
State Prison-MesSrs Miller, W. p Barns,
Rogan Donaldson and Fellows.
Medical Societies and Medical Colleges
Messrs. O. D. Coleman, Maxon, Chase Bart
lett and Porter.
In the SENATE, the following standing
committees were announced
Judiciary-Messrs Dunn, Wakely, Stew
art, Blair and Lewis
Education School and University Lands
-Wakely, Alban and Whitlessey.
Finance-Whitlesscy Miller and Smith,
Claims-Smith, McIane and frentiss.
Incorporatiors --Sharpsten, Reed and Al
len.
internal Improvements-Huhtc, Pickney
and Vittum.
Roads and ges-Sterling, Bowen and
Bovee.
Town and County Organization-Bovee,
Bashford and We'll.
Mlita-Pickney, Briggs and Bowen.
Agriculture and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Prentiss and Dunn.
Expiration and Re-enactment of Laws
Lewis, Reed and Hunter.
Legislative Experimentation, Vittum
and Sharpstein.
State Atars-Blaib Squircs and Miller
Public Printing-Miller, Briggs and Ca
rev.
Contingent Expcnditurcs-Blair, Smith
and BaShford.
banks ana banklhg--Cary, "Al'ieSsey
and Dunn,
Public I.ands-Nittum, Preptiss and Nc
Lane.
Enrolled Bills-Squires, Bovee and Ca
rev.
Enrrossed Bills-Stewart, Blair and Hun
ter
Privileges and Elcctions-Weil, Pickney
and Sterling.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28

Although these works distinguished by the political
shades above indicated, Jet but small portion OF their
tents is devoted TO political subjects is their literary
character which gives them their chief value, and in that
they stand couessed far above all other journals Of their
class B!aekuoOd still under the fathery Christie
pher Morrill, maintains its ancient celebrity, and this
time, unusually attractive from the serial works OF Buwe
and other literary noaGies written for that magazine and
first appearing III its columns both in Great Britain and
the United States. Such works rhe Cations and Ny
New Novel;" Doth by Bulwer The Green Hand, Katie
Stewart" and other serials, of which numerous rvh ed
tions issued by the leading publishers in this country
have TO be reprinted by those publishers from the pages
Lakewood, after has been issued by Messrs Scott Co..
That Subscribers the Reprint o that Magazine may
ways rely having the earliest reading Of these fascinating
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
Csqal a0uertis is,
SFfERIEK.,S SALE.

Virtue Of an execution issued of and under ihs
seal oi he Circuit Court in and for the County of he
hosta ana State u WtScuusiT SD directed and de-
Hvsfe against the goods and chsile SIs and enements
OF Spencer : Benrdct and Martin Rockw have To-
Wed upon and shall offer for sel8 the hgheSt Bidder bofe
or as Me Law directs, at the Court House tn the City ard
county o. heosha on saiuria! the 5th day VI February,
A. D. 1888 at one o'clock in the afternoon said sI
the Hsh tue and Interest to which the said Spencer
Benedict and Martin H. Rockwell or either of them on ibs
thirteenth l3 day of May \. d. 1852 had in and 10 the
divided half part ofhe following piece parcel OF land
situate yiug aud being in the City of Kenosla in Kenosha
County and state OF Wisconsin, and known part Of lots
one n and 2 in block forty-two s2 the southeast
quarter Of Section thirty ono 1911 in said city and described
follows 10 Wit: Commencing on the west side Of Main
street, lot y and sNyhroe ca feet souherly Of
the northeast Of said block thence weswardy par
ac to The north line of said bork eighty O feet thence
sOuthery parallel with the west line OF lot two twenty
1911 et thence e&stGry eighty lsO feet thence north
cT wrntynr ri feet 10 the place Of beginning, together
with the undN ed ha part Of such right OF way there
10 attached formerly belonged James D. PulSfer;
being all the interest of The within named defendants, e-
IheF OF them in and to said premises.
y. r. ALLEN Sheriff.
Dated Kenosha, December 2lst, 4. D. 1859. 753
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
LECTURES

Will be delivered on Educational subjects BY
members of the Kenosha County Teachers Asso-
citation, at the following times and places:
January 28th, Friday Evening, at the School
House, near the residence of Mr. Blackman, in
Pleasant Prairie, by Geo. NJ. Dewey.
Jan. GOTH Eastman's School House, Pleasant
Prairie, J. c. Roberts.
Feb lst Eastmans School House, P. Prairie,
Rev S. Scarf.
Jan. 81, L. Burgess do do Brighton,
Rev. J. H. Scott.
Feb 9Th, Liberty School House, Bristol, Rev.
K. H. Deming.
Feb 18th, Hinion's do do do J. c..
Roberts.
Jan. 20, Bigler's School House, Wheatland, G.
NJ. Dewey.
Feb 5, Stone School House, do J. C.
Roberts.
Feb S, Paddock's do Salem, A B. Jackson
IL, Stone S. H., Whcatland H. H. Pawk.
Is, Burgess Corners, Salem, G. II. Dewey.
10, Eastman's S. H., p. Prairie, Z"
&" %, Methodist Ch'ch, Bristol, Rev. S. Scarf.
%, Liberty S. H., l. w. Webster
"a, Hnons " p p Col. NJ. Frank
26, Stone S. II, Wheatland, Mr.. Hatch.
" 90, Kenosha, J. c. Roberts.
Teachers, Clergyman and others, willing 20 lee
ture, will oblige by forwarding their names, &C.,
to me at Bristol Post Office.
j, c. ROBERTS, Sec.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-28
LEONARD SCOTT s. Co.'s
LIST OF
British Periodical Publications.
Delivered in all the principal Cities in the United State:
FREE OF POSTAGE,
And forwarded by mall under the provisions OF the at
PostOfce Law, ct
Merely Nominal Rates.

!. THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW conservative
,. The EDISBURGH REVIEW (Whig)
3. The NORTH BRITIsH REVIEW Gree church,
4. The WESTMINSTER REVIEW LiberRlD
S. BLAcKwooDs EDINDURGH MAoAzIsx (Tory)