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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-10

Among the numerous discoveries >ciencs has made in
this generation facilitate The business Of eincrease lis
enjoyment and proong the of human existence.
none can be named of real value TO mankind, than
this contribution of Chemistry 10 the Healing Art. vast
virtues throughout this broad country, has pro-
ven be yoad doubt, tha! medicine combination of
medicines yet known surely control and cure the
varieties Of pulmonary disease which have hit
swept from midst thousands and thousands every
year. Indeed, there is abundant 10 believe
Remedy has at length been found which can be relied
to cure the most dangerous affections of the lungs. our
space here will permit publish any proportion Of
the sures effected by use, buwe would present the fol-
lowing and refer further enquiry TO my American Ams
which the beioN named win always he pleased
to furnish nee wherein fun particulars, avd indpdta
bic proof Of Ties, statements.
Office Of Trans purtaiion. Lauren r. r. s C.. Aug T. 80.
j. G ANEs, Dear Sir,Ny little SON. four years old has
isI recovered from severe attach malignant Scarlet
him. pronounced him dead child. Having us,d your
urpay peCror Al in California in The winter of !55 for
sex ere attack Bronchitis with entire success. in
mi hour. commencing In the morning and by
ten o'clock night. found decided change for he bet
and after three days u.s. he Was able 10 eat OF drink
without pain.
cid from premature grave and relieve she anxI-y -
many fond parent For all affections o the Throat amt
me dePe>s gratitude prompts in addressing these
linesbui for your important discovery, my little boy
would now have been in another word
am yours, with great respect,
j. u. POWELL, Supi. Trans. j.. r. Z.
Rock Hill, (Soncl s0t Co.. \. J., July 81 1852.
nR. J. c. AyER,-Snce Your medicine has become
known IL has demand Than any other cough
remedy have sold. is spoken oi in terms of an
measured praise by these who have used it, and know Of
where the best they Off, moi 100 much
for the good has done. take pleasure in selling it, be-
know that giving my customers the worth of
their money and feel gatied in seeing Tie benehs con-
fers.
Please send me a further supply, and believe me
Yours, with respect, LOiiN {. NHlILOCK.
7. = Almost al! ndm6er OF certificates can DC sent you
if.you wish is.
Windsor, C. W.,June &c, 1852.
j. c. AyxR. SIR This may certify that have used !our
CHERRY PECToR for upwards year and il
sincere belief thai should have beet in this
time il had Ii has cured me Of dar gerous affection
othe lungs and do not overstate convictions when
tell you il is priceless remedy.
Yours, very respectfully,
ID. 4. NcCUILiN. Attorney at Law
WiksbRrre Pa. September -, $50.
Da. !. =. AYER.-Ny dear SIr,-Your medicine Is much
approved oi by those who have used here, and it,
position such insure AMI maintain its reputation
invariably recommend it for puin mary aecttons do
many our principal physicians | am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER, NJ. D.
Prepared by JIG. Aver, Chemist, Lowell,
Iass.
For Sale by
L. ROBINSON. Ken0sha, WIS.
+. W. DE BFRARD. Racine,
J,sII. REED & co, Chicago,
An ali Druggists. gu
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-10
u R al ola sriHHACEz WORM.

This is usually found in the small nes;ines and
the common TO children, yet Is not entirely
confined them, adults frequently been known TO
seller with them. The Symptoms most prominent while at
ected with this hardness and unrSs of the bel
w. SHINY stools, uofpss oi the bowels picking 1.-THE nose
buesh streak under theeyeS, &c Ii you, of your
children have any OF the abov" nptoms HOBENSACks
Norm Syrup stey be depended uponby using you
certain, safe and speedy and If after using il
according the directions The patient ia not restored 90
tenn you can assured there is remedy beyond the
grave as for fail there such word fail with those
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-10
rzOHENSACK,s LIVER PELxS.

No mart OF the system is more liable to disease than the
Iirer il being supplied with numerous blood vessels and
nerves aud diseased. the blood OF flowing through
all parts OF body. produces JiCrr C0mG.Eis JssHEe,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-10
ASCANIDEs, GR SMALL THREAD
WORMS

These worms, Go which the human system is liable,
the nosltrouhesome Of all others They generally
found the and If allowed 10 remain, from the
irritation produce lay the foundation for serious dis
orders such inflammation Of the bowels, and other de-
rangemens stomach The best and safest medicine
that can be used is UOBENSACk'a WORM SYRUP
such the astonishing power Of my medicines over is
carueS, that DEFY any u produce case where my
Worm Syrup aud Liver Pills are recommended 10 be used
they will All that necessary l. % use the
in accordance withdrecuns each bottle; and ~
gentle purgaiive required in order ay The irritation
they produce the Liver Pills 10y their pathsing action
and heay operation upon the bowels the pleasant
mo at n "a al
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-10
LIVER COMPLAINT

B.AIUES If GctORSt Dyspepsia 49,
LIVER COMPLAINT
Isaended with ch succeeded by fever severe painin
the region the Liver vomiting, bitter taste yellow furred
tongue. pulse full and bounding The pain IN the side l. in
creased hy pressure, should the lett lobe b. affected the
pain ally in the len shoulder nth sh0ItdSy cough
the btccIpiP o. Sa0T appearance, and the Stoos
clan eoored ThisdiSeae be cured by the OF Hu
BENSACk'SLIVER PILLS, as they act directly upon the
the disease, and then operating uPonIhe bowels they
expc all the corrupt and vitiacd maerrom the stem.
dyspepsia.
The symptoms OF Dyspepsia. and its various diseases are
dizziness The had heartburn, oppression after eating
unguor of the whole body Prom this twill he seen
disease owesits origin GS"runLed state othe
The very medicine effect permanent and lasting Is
they act b. changing the certain morbid actions o the s'
into health! action, and rendering the blood Fured
healthy.
Youwill ind these Pills an invaluable medicine n nan
complaints to which subject. In DISTINCTIONS cHcT
PARTIAL they have been found Uf nemGble benefit
IN restoring and purifying the blood and other fluids
all cOmuaiuls which may arise from female irrcgu
aritlcs headache. dmnTss ui sight pain in the side &c
These Pills the only sonnd effective remedy to- cure the
follow piants Cont. NtrS business Melancholy Sick
Headache Giddiness, rheumatism, distressing dtcHns.
Dmness Of sight, fact3y uihe diseases thatar from
III ctons OF the Liver impu of The Blood or constpa-
ton fine Bowels.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
WEhc undersigned Physicians having had the reciprof
their submitted - for inspection. say, that
the ingredients Of which ncy composed makes thea
tho best pill in use for all diseases Of the Liver Impurities of
GEORGE WOOD, MD.
7. CROWLEY, NJ. u.
J.. BOWEN, " n,
r. Plrchase mono but those having the signature y.
NJ Ii0BENS Ntk, as al others worthless limitations.
Agents wishing supplies. and all Others wishing 20
become agents. address the Proprietor, J. Y. oben-
sack his Laboratory, No 100 North Second street above
Race. Philadep hia.
Sold Nv all druggists and Merchants in the Z s IS
The daily union., 1854-10-26
LOGAN NEW s.

gpa NEArHnR.-The weather yesterday unseasonably
and the dust in and streets and the roads
leading to the city without precedent in this latitude at
this Of the year. friend from the country informs
that there has been rain sufficient to penetrate the
earth in this neghborhood to the depth of three inches since
the month of March, and that the crops Of fall and winter
vegetables suffering severely from the continuance of the
drought The streams in the peighborhood lower than
they have been for many Rock Creek short dis
tance abo,e Georgetown is almost dry Pennsylvania
avenue and presents the appearance of wide canal with
the drawn Off Another friend who resides the
Mar yand side of the river far from Bcnnng Bridge,
that Popes Spring branch which is usually flow
ing the month of October, entirely without water
or he expressed it, ''dry bone We will not say
that suerings inolerabe but feel that mud
would be acceptable than dust at the present time.
Tn NAvyvAap.The skful chief of the boiler and buoy
department Mr.. Thomas Champion having received large
order for the manufacture of and buoys
cd his force sixty and their music reverberates
ly throughout the establishment In a short time in the
branch the work will be commenced the large
boilers for the government steamer Minnesota This will
bring in another accession TO the present complement Of
thy mechanics None but the best worknen WILL Or indeed
can be employed advanageousy thereupon The sheets
iron now being manufactured by Mr. Abbott. of Baltimore
for boilers range from ten TO fourteen feet in length In
width five to feet, and treeeghths half
inch thickness These sheets of larger dimensions thai
were ever worked into boilers in this perhaps any ohe
country.
The boilers are designed BY Aas scientific officer Edward
Martin engineer chief of the United States navy and
hohly approved Chief Engineer Hunt and other gentle
men The of Martin, however connected with thi
massive machinery is of itself sufficient guarantee TO th
country that IL will be all that is desired
The ship carpenters have already for homselyes hig
reputation only professionally bat by their genera
discreet exemplary department 1t is surmised that sine
the DAYS gaen father Noah had the ark built better
Of fworkmen has not been brought together
Indeed every branch of business here possesses
sua interests the foundations tor shops and grading In
elevated ground the north Of the present foundry ais
makes assurance douby sure that this yard win
tnue receive the fostering of our
BrutSp THE AeE.--A " Rammage press" would say
something rather behind the age One Of these old
The daily union., 1854-10-26
Hy j. g. mcGUIRE, Au.,ioneer.

NHANCERf SALEB virtue Of a he
the District OF Columbia
equity IN the james Hugh
lane Lockey Ambrose s. Lynch and al No. s7
81 1851 viii offer for SALE public Wednesday
ilti day October O'Clock p. M premises,
following real in Washington
l. lease renewable Of
OF lot H. 129 fronting 81 fee East
tol back of the width
tot subject to ground S3l aud with the privilege
OF purchasing fee 56a so, This improved by
substantial brick house.
The whole OF lot No square 7s fronting
nouh between LIST and I'd with the
sising OF a substantial twosory rick house,
sala OF ia
cash and the residue
eighteen monhs be bonds
Interest," On the failure OF
of within week after sale,
ms risk and cost after weeks notics
WALTER g. CoNE,
Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
sept s0-2aw3wSdts Auctioneer.
0lS- 9he above sale Is postponed until Vedncs. nv
aterhoon November 18th, at O'Clock, the premises
WALrEs :. COKE,
Trustee.
o os s4, JAS. e. MCGUIRE
SS' -o-~""ous Auctiopeer.
The daily union., 1854-10-26
by J. Q. MCGUIRE. Aue,,ones.,

GALE ON PRESIDENTS sQUARE.-on Wednesday, Novem@
~ Der l al O'Clock, the premises, sell public
sale that handsome aud desirable dwelling
pied By the Rev Dr. pyne. The lot which
ia feet 10 inches Vermont
ing the containing
ground opportunity seldom purchase
cation, this should The large
built with modern Improvements, and altogether desirable
Terms Oneiou cash. and the balance l2 and 10 months,
with Interest payments secured by deed OF
tsnveyances at the purchasers expense.
Terms be complied within three OF
Possession be delivered compliance with the
Oct ll-eodAds AuctioneeI.
AT the same time ana place shall sell lot No. and
part OF lot No. Davdson subdivision No 27 'front.'
ing ~ eet inches II l7 18th
ming back lis feet sOee alley Title indputabe. Terms
las a. NcEUfRF
oet@-d - Anct,ouerr
The daily union., 1854-10-26
COMM ERCIAL.
FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

NEw YoRK, Oct. "a, 1854.
The crisis in western banking seems to have great nu
e at this moment upon the state OF the market mere
n some two wears a sum- reaching probably SlooVoooo' IN
49, k of various States has been drawn out OF the east
m markets and sent west the basis oil the pahh oreuia
49, de, the free laws Of the various States As general
hing, mo new capital has been applied to this business Inc
tocs have been 10 considerable extent " tno
notes issued ON them security As lohs as BUSINESS "
49, - io.s rising the channels of circulation were
bpnaant and it was comparatively easy 20 put OUT anu Keep
, any ouapty Of these substitutes for constitutional
The moment the OF affairs turns, ana the CIR
latou becomes redundant these bills return iof eoehP
;op causing the stock securities to be taken up ana returned
for sale at great depreciation to the markets "hehco uey
ware derived All the bankers in this position are
bsred bv hundreds and they struggle very hard Tor
money in Wa street sustain their positions bidding very
bigh for money and where they can redeem the circulation
tbev return the State officers, withdraw the STOCKS
and sell these what they bring In the present state
os the market the prices are very low The demands Oh
these bankers money ali country balances to Dc
withdrawn from the city banks and absorbs to some extent
hv the high rates offered the private supplies oil capital
When the market thus ghtened the stocks are forced
upop the market for SALE necessarily at very low rates IN
dana b for which those bankers paid 100 now sell at 80
This fact illustrates the iDudciousness OF the law winch
allowed the circulation to issue ON them at par
We have frequently in the progress OF the expansion
o;,,a ont the inevitable result which is now taking place.
The d discoveries gave great impulse to enterprise ana
production of all industrial articles This enhanced pfoduc
ton necessarily required more circulation hat haa peen
nned only from the United States mins the channels OF
.irnn,aton would have filed with specie, raising prices
GRADUALLY up to the just level Instead of that bank notes
we're poured out prouse carrying prices far above their
inst level causing adverse exchanges, which can be met
only b an export of stock securities and leaving great
arctv Of crency where, but for this perncous action
there would have been abundance OF gold and silver The
Indiana hanks have been the affected There are 81 OF
bee concerns with $50 captal of these Gi are
quoted at Is per cent discount nominaly there being no
sale and one Connersvle having capital OF 81 OoooOo
i aod at 80 cents The progress of banking in that State
has Of late been rapid The State Bank and thirteen branches
hstood the revusons of former years. when the ONO
Michigan and Illinois banks ceased exist Its circulation
increased good deal in consequence of the dissolution o
these banks Since the passage of the law it has had
contend with the rival circulation of the new banks and pro-
uress has been as follows;
Banss of Indiana
ststt Rank New Bnnk
The daily union., 1854-10-26

IoRRoRs CHINESE wAR.--A friend has kindly
furnished with extract from private letter lust re,
ceivea from Dr. Parker the missionary Surgeon of Canton
which viii be read Wltu interest The letter is dated Can
ton July is, 1854, and reads MS follows,
China present the theatre Of civil war and reyol-
ton and within the last fortnight all their horrors have
been exhibited very near 10 On the 9Th of July Fieh-
shon, town 10 on IL miles west Of Canton, embracing
nearly million Of people fell into the power of the insur-
gents and the mperiats have endcavored in recap
ure IT, The smoke by day and fire by night of burning
villages have been visible FROM ry terrace On the 18th
instant tho Est blood vas ehed ON the north of this city
few miles distant ii except that split by the sword of
the oxecutoner the number of decapitatons daily
raging 80 go and for the last years 80 o00 To-day
there has been second battle in this vciny-6S insur-
gents taken prisoners and 100 slain
Day before yesterday the insurgents victorious
and 300 impcalists killed 1t is said of lie
captives to-day brought in poles heir hands and
feel being tied like pigs pAets were brought in the
points ., ssaf balaboosj have their of
others hamsrung The panic in the city, the gates
were closed during these skirmshes, and the fight OF
and children il is difficult TO portray and from
hour to hour know not what may become the cond
ton of foreigners But fortunately present there
is naval force-Brsh and Amercan--abe to protect us
against any mob Alas for ChinaW
Boston TrdeclIer, Oct ~.
The daily union., 1854-10-26

which was in in town in Virginia upwards of sixty
years ago was recently purchased for small sum-
fully boxed transmitted this city, and destined for
the Territory of Utah. IL will require pulls upon this
press to make an impression against Gov Brigham Young
LIBERAL posArIoSThe trustees of St yincents Orphan
Asylum acknowledge the receipt of thousand dollars
from Mrs Margaret Lenox donation said asyuu and
they return to her their sincere thanks this liberal con-
tibuon to the education and support of the orphans
oPENINo or THE DEluaE Ono FHLLows' HALl-By
the combination OF attractions in this exhibition and by
former reputation il bids fair with gener-
favor than when first exhibited in Washington 1t is to
be regretted that the hall has been previously engaged
other purposes and thus will prevent long stay this
city but to accommodate possible two exhbi-
tons viii be given each day until Saturday.
SUDDEN DEArHA coroners inquest held over the re-
mains OF respectable colored by Amy
Parker yesterday Whilst engaged in pumping water on
Sixth, near street. she fell feess corpse The verdict of
the jury was that she died of a disease of the heart
The following communication copy from the Globe of
yesterday
PRooREss OF KNOW -SormNGs-It is generally understood
that the election of school yesterday turned entirely
men belonging to the old board who reelected
bers of the order while the defeated gentlemen known
be- and had themselves entirely opposed bring
ing the doctrines of the know nohings operate upon
who may entertain different religious faith from that
sanctioned by the order.
of the new members Of the board it believed that
them have heretofore been identified in the least with the
which has built the system Of schools what
it at present II the labors of the board how
shall result the schools propor-
toned they their predecessors they too
will be entitled to the thanks which Justly due to the
retiring gentlemen. CITIZEN.
The daily union., 1854-10-26

Flour continues 70 rise, with shprs upphessaies Cana
da in bond IS IS 2S IS 81 So G2 good STATE So 90
ssS extra Genesee, $40 % $40 10. These high prices
are heavy burden to the poor of the cities and result from
he ideas Of famine boldly asserted by the Tribune in
Infamous attempts help speculative holders of produce out
Mhgh prices in face of good crop Those famine fears be
ing spread through the country have induced farmers to hold
or exorbant rates checking consumption and leading to
very low Aroe later in the year in the absence of export
aomaaa' Rye Hour, s62jas7, Corn meal, 81 a. Wheat,
red 81 s5a 81 90. Barley, 81 3s Rye 81 90 Oats ac-
1--WE al 90 cents Corn in export demand at So cents round
yellow Fork s2 - mess, $ll 81 prime. Beef sl2 so
Lard IN demand 9 loA cents. Rice dulS S4 80 IS 81
ihe stock market is without activity There is a steady
IRON ABROAD ioF the best railroad secprites but
pecalction. Tho new plan for the settlement f Tho ri
Soes has met With favor and has good effect upon the
market your,
PRENTICE
The daily union., 1854-10-26
ST Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies, Near
EmmittsbuFg, Frederick County, Md.

of studies at this institution commences q" ne
eah last Thursday IN June lhc
terms f $50 per payable semi an
nuny There extra chages for music drawing
pair ting French Spanish a German, and Lan
The irrms primary composed OF pupils under
Slp0 unyoblc hay yearly IN ad
u,., -, ,,,
Letters inquiry should be addressed 10 the MOTHER SURE
RIoR OF THE Sr. JOSEpN'S ACADEMY, Emmisburg freH
erck coun,y Maryland
Oct oi--2awbmcp
The daily union., 1854-10-26
Sale OF Gold and Silver Sweeps at the Mint o
the United States. Philadelphia.

saes until be received q! as nan ihe
VIII DC opened by The Director presence Of
he bidders ns may be presenr purchase bupdad
oi nVe paeI O mint containing gold silver
ney w De sold 10 Of barrels and one
ecn haffst0 The highest bidders. Should the bids
unexpectedly fall greatly the
BY The mint the Director the Of reject
ing the MhOie Uf
nm q ne o'as sH.'i the offered per hundred
sweeps Samples assay furnished appch, the
Mint.
By order of JAS. ROSS sNOWDEN,
Director of the Mint
sex DANIEL STURGEON,
October IL, lest Treasurer.
llcfl dim,
The daily union., 1854-10-26


This shows decline of S2s, 100000 in weeks in the
payments into bank and there is disposition
more paper the gradual liquidation of that outstanding
must result in abundance of money. The imports de-
cnug and although the exports of farm produce SMALL
the exports from New Orleans much greater than last
YEAR For the quarter ending September 30 they were
M against 1868, SGT period last year. when,
sdee they eero affected by the prevailing sickness The
markets abroad reviving for goods generally, and,
consequence the English exports will decline. Up TO the
present month the official show increase of exports
the years under the circumstances these obc
regarded only as an indication the unes OF the home trade
and the losses of the exporters These losses have been
counered goods this considerable extent
the be remed here in payment figuring far below
the face he inv oice end therefore, guarantee that the
exports hitner VIII not long bc continued In frasce trade
continues very dull manifest in the continued decline Of dis
counts the bank and in the unusual accumulation o specie
in vaults this season. The reached September
Is, s9i iO6-being higher than before with the
eepou of june 1853 when the export began pay for the
large Of grain Of which France then deficient
The abundance Of her crops now well those Of England
ohviate demand for the mosr that pNppse ns year
When the Shorne of the harvest known last year the
nAnks held specie follows, compared with the lowest
point to which II fell and the present amount
Bauk % Francr, Eans Of England. Total.
!uat, ls5l 9oO, 10000 s9269isio si9,sl5soo
ssS's%5sr s Gt ] Sa$S SiSg$S sTsss s i5ssi siis 7ss
At the latest dates exchanges were again turning favor
England and the bank vaults may hs expected exhibit
.pnrtlon Of that accumulation manifest in the French
Bank
The produce markets Grmsacs Of cotton to .
lar extent at rates follows
gsw York Cia'sifs alton.
Upland. Florida Mobile. New Orlran~
The daily union., 1854-10-26
SALE TODAY.
By GREEN a. sCOqvr sue,,o,.

by GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auetioneers.
= ATENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI-
u! IURE At AUCTION.On Thursday, inst,
sell,
ni'nre, on account of whom may concern,
Mahogany hair seat and plush covered snfas
Do castor, king, parlor chairs
DO marble, dressing, aud other bureaus
DO do centre, sota side and other tables
Do sideboard, wardrobes
vs. aslstands and
Mahogany dining, breakfast, card, and fancy tables
Do book cases, secretaries, and hatstnnds
Maple and walnut chairs
Mahogany French and ot bedsteads
Fine marble top and other cottage chamber
Two fine French gilt mirrors inche
the other 90 by 48
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuek
Candeabras solar, hail. and other lamps
With lot of other which
enumeralc.
Terms; All sums under $50, cash $50,
Our and six months satisfactorily endorsed
will be well worthy their attention
GREEN SCOTT,
octZi-eo0 Aucti0neers.