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MAERLE.

NE r. JOSEPH JENNINGS respectfully informs
I'VE his friends and the public, that at the request
OF many acquainlances, he has been induced TO pur-
chase from Mr. Osborne, of Missouri the celebrated
dark bay horse "Star," aged years, square troter,
aud warranted sound, with new, light trotting Bug
gy and Harness; also the stout nuiQtto girl "Saroh"
aged about 20 yea's, general S9pant valued at $780,
aud guaranteed; will be ratified tor "A O'Clock p
NJ, FEBRUARY lst, at any hotel selected by the sub.
scfibers.
The above is, as represented, and those persons
who maymsh to engage in the usual practice Of
railing will, assure them be perfectly satisfied with
their destiny in this affair.
The whole is valued at lis just worth, ST, 800.
: Fifteen hundred chances at 81 each.
The rattle will be conducted by gentlemen selected
by the Interested Subscribers present. Five lights all
lowed to complete the rattle Both Of the above
described can be seen at my store No. rs Common
Street, second door from Camp at from O'Clock
A. NJ, I'LL half past 2 r. NJ.
Highest throw take the first choice; the lowest
throw the remaining prize, and the fortunate winners
70 pay Twenty Dollars each for the Refreshments for
the occasion.
". B.-No chances recognised unless paid for
previous to the commencement.
jan 8 2w J. JENNINGS.
II will be rare sport for the gentlemen inter-
ested IN the fifteen hundred chances, TO spend five
evenings in "A rattle in which fine mualto girl,
20 years Of age, is one of the prizes.
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nounce his pro-slavery musket, or band himself
with those who deny the possession Of manhood
to men whom he has compared to our Pilgrim
Fathers. 1t seems 10 US that the position OF a
slave is at least as noble as his will be, if he re-
mains faithful to his hunkerism, after having
made that Colonization Speech.
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II e NJ d VIC ID
From my old Room, No. I22 Vain street. to
No 7 (TTD ClT1TDC' 49,


y Z y n
~ b. Engraving of all linds done in the reqtes man
nei Stencils, Stamps Brands Door.ani Coffin Plates
Door Nos and Letters and Figures Of different sizes
for patterns, &C. furnished at short notice.
Also Stencils for making Linen to use with Indeli
bic Ink without preparation. iau3 aim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

Waldo Block orcoster. Goods and Packages for
wNded to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield Brat,
tle6oro', liartoid, New Haven, Ptsleld Albany Troy
buffalo Cleveland, CINCINNATI Detroit Chicago and ali
intermediate places.
DRAFTS, NOTES. BILLS, DC, collected at all the
above places. 5. v r. HiCK(NiX AGENT
je6 du Waldu Flock Main sIr1at
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a CARD.-Mrs. WINsLOW TO THE LADIES.
Mrs. Wnsow an old and experienced nurse and Fe-
male Physician would call the attention of the Ladies to
her soothing Syrup for Children eehing. Ii will i'm
mediaely relieve them from pain, al'ay all spasmodic
action, soften the gums, reduce inflammation and sure
to regulate tbs Bowels depend upon il, Mothers, il
Will give rest 10 yourselves and relief and health TO
your children ~ Price, rs cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities of Mrs WinslOw's
soothing syrup during the past six yearsseveral thou
sand the last yeag We believe il the best medicine in
the world for Children eethng, for the cure of d.
EMERY and Darnea in Children, whether arises from
teehng, or any other Il gives universal satis-
tacuon-neyer heard complaint from any one using it
never sold medicine universally successful in re-
hevms pain and affecting cntes-relief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE CURTIS q PERKINS, Druggists. Bangor Me-
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER
The world is astonshed AT the wonderful cures per
formed BY the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
by CURTIS PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing pa in all cases; for HE cure of
spinal complaints, cramp in the limbs and stomach,
Theuma tism in all its forms, bill GUS choc, burns sore
throat and gravel is decidedly the best remedy in the
world For particulars, circulars in the hands of
Agents, fo gratutOns circulation.
n. B.-Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name
are base limitations. Price 1915 25, 37I cts per bottle
according TO SIZE. Sold In nearly every town in the
state Agents for Worcester: Bush q Co., l.. I. Laze
q. Harrington Cherry Valley, Bonomley 81 Gill
Spencer, ]. N. Gruut d Co. East BrOObfeld AIonzo
upham w. Brookhed, Fiske Il Co. Brookied, Geo.
II. Low K Co. ocl27 dawly
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G7g An attempt has been made in the Illinois Leg.
slature, TO repeal the Homestead Law. II has fail.
ed, we rejoice TO say
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Christmas and NeIv Year,s rresen 9.


large assortment of all the latest style Daguerreo-
~ pc Cases, both fancy and plain Also ge variety
CHAPlNs DdgueIreotype Rooms Waldo Block,
Where you VIII be supplied with the richest that the
market Affords w
Mr.. C. would most cordially welcome all who NAV
a vor him with a call. der21 dtf
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II Our readers will not forget the Lecture by s s.
Foster tomorrow Csunday) evening
The subject is one of Stephens favor'es, and VIII
probably be handled with lis best skill.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

FIRE AT PAwTUcEET. Mr. Vose, expressmnn
informs us that the Waste House of Mr.. Briggs
adjacent to the Depot at Pawtucket, was burnt
yesterday morning ut Ave O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

fashionable Hair Dressing ana shaving Saloon No.
2o5 MAN street hvo dOurs orth OF The American IIose
Shaving, Hair Cutting, Curling and shampuoing one
constantly on hond geneiai assortment Of reiumery
EMS Hair. unv1s AL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

gEf-General Houston has received a telegraph
ic despatch announcing his reelection to the SEN
ute by a vote Of 65 10 10.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

SHIP BULDING.-Darius Davidson, celebra-
ted naval architect, of Boston. proposes to con-
struct an immense steamship, 700 feet in length.
She is to be driven by Is separate engines, having
total OF 0J00 horse power, at the average speed
OF % miles per hour and to have berths and state
rooms for 5000 passengers! These figures seem
large ones, but we travelling towards their re-
alization. 1900 passengers is a great number to
be on board single ocean steamship, but one-half
that number have, il we mistake not, already been
carried on single trip of some of the California
steamers. 700 feet is a great length for sea-go-
ing vessel now, but not nearly so great as half
the length would have been considered 10 wears
ago. The $50 feet we have-the 700 We may vet
have.
Where are the passengers to come from. saw
the doubling? Put the passage at 500 to S25
and you will see. If 250per week offer themselves
at 1928 fare, it is not unreasonable to expect 500
at SO, or 1000 at $50 or 5000 at 1926. and when
the figures are made, the Leviathan' will carry
the palm by all odds, both Of profit to the owners
comfort to the passengers. All that prevents the
experiment is the fear that passengers and freight
will not Offer because the people cannot be made
to believe that such a vessel would be safe There
are merchants and monied men who are personal
0eheyerS IN the project, but they want confidence
that they will be sustained in the undertaking.
1t IS worthy Of notice that the largest ocean
steamships now plying on the Atlantic, bear pre-
clsely the same proportion in length, breadth and
depth, as is recorded to have existed in the Ark
The diminsions of the Atlantic steamers are,
length 322 feet breadth of beam 80 it,, depth 10
II it. The dimensions of the Ark were, length,
800 cubits, breadth 30 cubits, and DEPTH 80 cubts
1t will be seen therefore, that the Ark was nearly
twice the size in length and breadth OF these YES.
sels the cubt being p inches. Both had upper.
lower and middle stories.
After the equipments of forty-two centuries,
which have elapsed since the Deluge, the ship.
builders have to return TO the model afforded by
Noah's Acknowledgment Herald.
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j. TX. Clark, N. D., HomUPATuIC Ppvs1o,.v
NO; Walnut street. Ofiice hours from to9A M.
and from to 3 L. 81 "
Worcester ian list, lS8I. ion1tt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

Deheacy AN American young lady, a weekly
newspaper having been left her toetable, re-
fused 70 dress herself because there was Observer
10 the room.
Polite 'Sociay.--'rhe Institution Of Civil Engine.
efs.
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Have for sale at low rate, fine lot of well dressed
HODS which they have just received. They have al
so made extensive arrangements lor more a. they are
wanted. Ian2B div
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=, w H. M cDOn0ld, No. 1t2 N sssau street, New
useleu Tor me Mnssaclu stiis sly, md Worcester
nay spy, a The lowest rates chargtabe AT this Office
" c"il cofulally recommend Mir McDonalds agency
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segars Of exquisite flavor are always 10 be
found IN quantities to sui At the Drug Store OF
l.. +. LAZELL,
lo-uu COL Main 81.
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JAMES k, PEIRCN,

General Collector, 2la Main Street,
Worcester, Mass, will attend 20 the COLLECTING of
Notes and Accounts OF every description, with prompt
ness and fidelity.
REFERENcEs-Beni.F Haywood, NJ. D.; Hon EN-
DRY W ashburn Goddard Rice " Co. F.; b. j. IIardon
q Co. Earle q Drew, of Nofcester. NJ. u. Phillips,
Esq, OF the firm oil Phillips, Sampson d Co.. BOSTON,
Worcester, June &c, 1852 dtf
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office.
dawtf
Genuine Family Medicines, and Physicians
presentations, carefully prepared from materials Of the

pTVsUI IIsi VHIVIUJ PVlIU IT UITi dVI dIs VI INU
puIest char cter.
That the purest, and most reliable drugs should be
used in the preparation Of family medicines and pre-
scrptions, is proposition too clear to be questioned.
The subscriber, fully recognizing This important fact
sures the public, thai medicines oblaned of him, may
be deponSed upon EHst1pGs sed in point of quality.
l.. T. LAZELL, Apohecary,
Jan. l. 1853. dawtf 2Ol Main ST, Get
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u AT meeting of the citizens of Worcester,
held in the Police Court, on the evening of the
2sth inst, to make arrangements to invite Thos'
F. Meagher to lecture in this city, the follow
ing gentlemen were chosen as Committee of
Arrangements:
Us C. Knowlion, John Healy, Peter C. Ba-
con, Aleh W. Bullock, Dr. o. Martin, Dr. Ed
ward Layne, John ]. BahilI, ]. NJ. Earle, Sias
Dinsmore, Edward Fitsgcrald, Charles White,
Geo. w Bentley, Francis, Wayland Jr
The above Committee are requested to meet
at DIR. O. Martins olhce, Pleasant street, this
evening, at IL past Z.
January 29th, 1858.
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES.

MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY, Jan. %.
Petitions presented and referred. Of Henry
Lyon and others, for authority to construct "A
branch Railroad from The Fitchburg Railroad TO
the town of Groton; of the Village Bank of Dan
vers, the Leicester Bank, and several others, for
leave to increase their capital stock.
Thursday next, at II IL O'Clock, was special
ly assigned for the choice OF u United States Sem
alor.
The resolve concerning the Old Colony records
and the bill to repeal an act concerning persons
under sentence of death, were passed to be en-
crossed
Ordered that the Auditor communicate to the
Senate the expense to the State Of the manage
ment Of the public lands Of this Commonwealth
since 1920.
HOUSE. Petitions presented and REFEREED
OfJ. A. Willard of Cambridge, for law to pro-
hbt the use oftobacco in public places
OF A. g. Tenny and others, concerning theatrical
amusements on Saturday evenings; Of sundry other
parties, segerally Tor the same; of Asa ID. White.
more and Others oil Worcester, for law prohibiting
the corporations chartered by this State, from EN-.
ployng any person in aboring more than ten hours
in any day; several petitions for a repeal of the
liquor law.
Mr. Wigsin of Boston, offered an order directing
the Committee on the Judiciary TO report a proper
form to submit TO the Supreme Judicial Court EN-.
bracing inquiries in relation to the constitationatv
Of the liquor law.
The Speaker announced the following Committee
the part Of the House, to take into special consid-
Grafton the amended order of Mr. Coggswell of Bed.
ford, relative to the modi4s SC. of the liquor
law, vlz:-Messrs Stevenson of Boston, Plumb of
Gloucester, Brewer OF Cambridge, Sleere of Black
stone, Buen of Northampton, Ladd of Chicopee,
Harding OF New Salem, Rowley of EgreInont, Wales
OF Randolph, Morton of Fairhaven, Ellis of Carver,
Baker of Yarmouth, Kinnison Of Edgartown, and
Swain of Nantucket,
IN CONVENTION.
Both branches met in Convention, for the purpose
Of choosing ten members of the Board of Overseers
Of Harvard University. The following names were
elected
George s. Boutwell, Of Groton, Daniel Sharp of
Boston, Hosea BaIou, I'd, of Medfeld, Julius Rock
well OF Piltsfeld, David Sears of Boston, Samuel NJ
Worcester Of Saem Samuel d. Bradford of West
RoXbury, Francis l}assett of Boston, Samuel Hoar
Of Concord, and Ezra S. Ganneu Of Boston.
HOUSE.
The Senate bill repeating the act of last session,
respecting capital punlshments, Was ordered to a
second reading-80 to 81.
Mr. Plimpton of Boston, from The Judiciary Com
mttee, reported reference Of the petition Of Cyrus
Page and others, condemung the use of tobacco, to
the special Committee on the liquor question.
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HYELIzA coon.

\
Talk who v in of The world as a desert thraI
Yet, yet there sbloom on The wastei
Though the chalce OF life hath its acid and gall,
There aie honey drops, TOO, for The taste.
We murmur and droOp should sorrow-cloud stay,
And uots all the shades OF onr lot;
But the rich rays of sunshine that brighten way,
Are bask'd in, erjoy d and forgot
Thos. who look on Mortality's ocean Alright,
viii not mourn DER each billow that rolls;
But dwell on the beauties the glories, the might,
As much as the shpwrecks and shoals.
How hankless is he who remembers al6ue
All the bitter, the drear and the dark;
Though the raven may scare with lis wee boiling tone,
Do we meier hear the song of the lark?
We may utter farewell when its torture TO part,
But in meeting the dear again
Have we never ejoic'd with that wildness of heart,
Which outbalances ages of pain!
Who hath not had moments so laden with bliss,
" hen the soul, inis iuness OflOve,
Would waver il hidden TO choose between this
And the paradise promised abuve.
Though the eye may be dlmmed with grlefIrops awhile
And the whien'd lip Si-h forth its lear
Yet pensive indeed is That face where the smile
Is oeaer seen than the tear.
There are times when the storm gusts may rattle a
There are spots where the poison shrub grows,
Yet are there not homes where naught else can TO
found
Blu; the South wind, the sunshine, ard rose?
o haplessly rare is the portion that's ouls,
And sjr4hgo is the path that take,
II there spring not beside Us few precious flowers,
To soften the thorn and the brake.
The wall of regret, the rnde clashing strife
The SOUPS hdImCny often may
But think we must own, IN the dsco;d Of Life,
IT'S ourselves that oft wakeu tGe Jar
Earth is not all fair, yet it is not all gloom;
And the voice OF the grateful will tell
That lie who allotted Pam, Death, and the Tomb,
Gave Hope, Health, ana The Bridal as we'll
c,l,,Il NJ L., g., ,,,o,., -,
O'er lis own shatio ed happiness piue-
Let witness the oy in anuthers glad breast,
And some pleasure must bindle in mine
Then say not the world is desert of lhrall.
There is buom, there is light on the waste;
Though the chace OF life hath lis acid aud gall,
There honey-dfops too, for the taste
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NsEEE.EV
Has taken Rooms directly opposite the American TEN
perance House, Main street, Forester Mass, where
he is prepared receive orders for Buss Statues, Me
dallion and Cameo Lkenesses, DC. Designs for Monu-
mental Works also furnished on short notice
iva
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Bounty Lands and Pensional

And all Law matters attended to as usual Cash maid
Tor soldiers Warrants by W. ;. BARTON,
oouNsELLon, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Ianl-dawis3m Huntington Cnrner. Mnrneainr
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Respectfully yours,

Nc. % Fair Street. MARY F. HANOVER.
REED, BATES, ~ AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists
No rs Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price, s per bottlo six bottles fol So
jan26 dWaSaw
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II. g. BncOn, COuBseIIOr nc I.nNy,-IIis lime
being no longer occupied with the duties Of the Mayor
any, ne WIZ 1eVo'e himself exclusively the business
January 8, 1853 inu5 Ja.tv
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OF pr ng fl @ d.,
no, IL PORTLAND STREET,
6 to Z. NJ. I,nIS dan,s
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A Fact for Mrs. stowe.

The New Orleans True Delta of the I1th inst,
has the following editorial notice
CHE GREAT RAFFLE OF TRorT1NG
HoRsE AND A NEGRO SERvANT.-The en-
terpIislng and go.ahead Col. Jennings has got
rattle under way now which ecpses all his pre-
vious undertakings in that line. The prizes are
the celebrated trottng horse Star, buggy aud har-
and valuable negro servant-the latter valued
at 5000. See his advertisement in another col
umn.''
Here is the advertisement which we publish
gratis
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Court OF Common Pleas. for she Trial of
Criminal Cases.

Criminal Cases.
BEFORE JUDGE mERRIcK.
FRIDAY, Jan. 28th.
In the case of the Commonwealth against Jen-
kins aad Hanna, for assault and robbery, the Ju-
ny had not returned " hen the Court djourned.
John Aldrch of Uxbridge, indicted for larceny
was brought up for trial. Henry Chaplin Esq,
appeared as COUNSEL for defendant Verdict rot
guilty.
In the case of the Commonwealth against John
Shepherd, the jury agreed upon their verdict,
which was sealed up until the Court is in session,
an adjournment having taken place to 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, Saturday (this) morning.
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A. FhENV1SN,
Designer and Engrayer upon Wood and Stone.
nouse on Crescent street All orders left with g. w.
hiCE, at j.. ID. Goddard n Co.'S, will with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting Machi-
merry dre90 Az
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, Jan a. by Rev. u. smalley, Mr. George
Polrson, OF salem, TO Miss Mary ]. Bruce of SALEM
N. Y Also by The same Mr.. William Saunders 10 Mia,
Lucy l.. Putnam, both Of salem.
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Elm Bark,
NJ superior quality for sale by Il. II. MARSH, cor
~ ner of Main und Pleasant SITS. law3w ian5
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Leeches
ON hand aud for snle by
~ ian5 dawswis y. II. MARSH, Apothecary.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-IN CHANCERY
Samuel Hale, George C. NIanney and John V. Aver rs
John Bullen, and others.
appearing that subpoena to appear and answer has
IL been Issued 10 the Sheriff of kenosha County this
cause and returned personally served upon defendants
John Buen and Henrietta Bulen; and il further appear
ing that all and every of the other defendants being
PENDANTS hereinafter named not found in the bawck
of said Sheriff. and further appearing by affidavit that
each and every of the said defendants hereinafter named
nonresidcnts of the State of Wisconsin, and cannot u-
on enquiry be found therein and that neither OF them has
caused his appearance to be entered this according
to the rules of this Court Therefore, the of lows
Ice Randall Complanants Solicitors it is ordered that
the said defendants viz Samuel Parsons Danord n Bar
ney, Eldridge G. Merrck John w. Blanchard, James G.
Converse Royals Wells, William II. Harding Joseph H.
Gray, Edmund w. Converse, George A. Whiting Jonas
Conking Stewart Marsh and Alexander Frea and each
and OF them appear and plead demur TO
the Bill of Complaint in this by the 18Th day of Au-
gust next and this order be published in the Tel
egraph newspaper printed in said county of Kenosha for
six weeks SUCCESSFULLY NJ least once In each week
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit judge
dated May D, A. d. 1909 I'll
TowsLEE RANDALL, Complts. Sor..
A true copy. o. f. DANA, Clerk.
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NOTICE.
CIRCUIT COURT-IN CHANCERY

KErOsEA CIRCUIT CoURT-IN CHANCERYt
Reuben Moore, Complainant, Zinn p. Rich Ammo Rich,
Horace W. Johnson Edward Balm, Jared Freeman, IL
nus II. Mooney Moses Miller Henry D. Hun John Bull
len, Francis Metcaf Lucius g. Merrill james Nj Stryker
and Benjamin w. Porter, Defendantsi
EpY Virtue Of final Decree, made by this Court in the
above cEted cause, the 2nd day Of Muy, 1853,
shall sell at Public Auction the highest bidder all and
ngnarthe mortgagcd premises, mentioned IN the Bill Of
Complaint and In the said final Decree in said cause and
therein described follows, wit An those Ceran pie
parcels of land, situated in the County Of Kenosha
and State Of Wisconsin, and known and described the
West half of the NorhN quarter Of section number
Twenty (20 Township Number Two C2 North Of Range
Number Twenty-Five CD East, containing Eighty OF
land be the less; Also the South East quar-
of the NORTHEAST quarter OF Section Number Twelve
2l in Township Number Two %, North of Range Mum
Der Twenty (20 East, Continuing Forty fand
same more or less.
The shid Sale will take place Saturday the S0h day
july 1885, Three o'clock In toe afternoon of that day
al the Court in the City Of kenosha in the County
of Kenosha, and state OF Wisconsin Terms Cash.
p. COSGRAVE, Sheriff of Kenosha County.
Dated June ii, 1883. 10
srAoSG & FULLER, Compts Soils.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

UNITARIANIsM IN THE WEsT.-A Unitari-
an convention was lately held at st. Louis, at
which the following preamble and resolution
were adopted:
As there is a misunderstanding of the views
of Unitarian Christians on important subjects
it is deemed proper to make some declaration
in reference thereto:
Resolved--That we regard Jesus Christ not
as mere inspired man, but as the Son of God
the messenger of the Father to men mirae-
ulously sent-the Mediator between God AM
man-the Redeemer of the world: and we
regard the miracles of the New Testament rs
facts on which the gospel is based