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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

The Cleveland Herald publishes a
statement showing the commerce of that
place for the last year to have been with
in a fraction of two hundred and two
millions of dollars.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

Shelly was complaining that some one
had insulted him, by sending letter
addressed to Nat Shelly"
Why" said friend, Il cannot see
anything insulting in that. Nat is an
Authorization for Nathaniel"
Il know it." said the little man, "but
blast his impudcnce. he spelled it with
G-Gnat."
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INDICATED BEYOND Question:
Watson of the MI. Sentinel has been
III attendance ut the session of the Wis
consin Legislature for the past month
or two, corresponding for his paper. In
one of his letters hetook occasion to crit
icise the appearance and manner of a fair
lecturer on Temperance, Mr.. Fonda of
Waukegan. That lady answers the st.ic-
lures Of Watson, through the columns of
the Waukegan .11rocate, and makes the
following happy hit;
my husband has laughed heartily
to think my mouth did not work right
tosuit Mr.. Watson. He thinks he stands
in no danger rs it regards him, any way
and then she compressed her Ii ps" in
so uncomfortable manner-my has
band continued his laugh, for he thought
they compressed" about right to meet
aaotter pair sometimes"
Jerusha = Chicago Jour.
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The total amount of salaries paid an
nualiy for services in the several depart
ments at Washington is $l,33l,0 900
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JOHN p. HALE.-The old bunker
democrats hereabouts have chuckled con
siderably oyerthe defeat of john p. Hale,
as Il candidate for representative from
Dover. His vote shows anything bnt a
lack of popularity at home. The wings,
bunker democrats and the free Democ-
racy ran separate tickets, and besides
these there were South Dover" and
tempe auce tickets; yet while the Gov
enor vote was, for Baker 81, Bell 7Ol,
Perkins lS5, Mr. Hale received on the
fist ballot 288, beating the highest can
ddate on the democratic ticket 25.-
Rockingham Messenger.
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The man who was frightened by the
bark of a tree, is supposed to have been
of nervous temperament
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! A piece ofland beginning AT q point on
he +. line of said L sec 40 rods : of the
N F. corner Of the same; w "a rods; :
10 rod: Z "A rods; n 10 rods 10 begin
ming, containing Il acres.
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TAX NOTICE.
TREAsURRa's OFFioE, Kenosha CO, Wis.
City of kenosha Feb D ls5I

IAEASIhEAs UFFItL htnOsLld CO, " Is.
City of Kenosha, Feb. d, 1854.
ATOTICE is hereby given that so much OF each OF
" the following described lots tracts or parcels OF
land as may be necessary for that purpose. win, on
the second Tuesday of April next; and The next sue
ceeding days, be sold Public Auction at the Court
House in she City of Kcnosha for The payment ofthe
taxes. interest and charges thereon year 1888
Sale 10 commence Nine O'Clock in the forenoon OF
the day above mentioned. NJ. FRANK,
County Treasurer.
CITY OF KENOSHA-FTR.ST WARD.
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CLorEzs! CLOTHS! CLOTHS!

do NOT deem il necessary 20 cnumerale q various
styles have now on hand. Suffice il 10 say that
have The most complete stock that wasevcr brought
to this City. Certainly it viii do any one good who
will take the pains 20 drop in and sc the piles of
them in every para of my store, embracing broad
cloths Of all grades and COlors Beaver, do, over
coating of every style and quality, black doe skim
cassimeres do fancy do. good stock in this line :
Sattneiis of every description; twecds. Kentucky
jeans. Sleeps grey cloth, union beaver coming. and
stacks 0f other 81 les, which for want OF room We
must omit bringing 10 your notice, all of which will
bear The mOsI scrulinIZlng cNnmInniinn.
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hts W or 81
Or eqr
qrn e or 10
W or Or 20
W ar of n e or SO
side or sc or 2
The foHo,oing IN To, RES. Sec.
In cor qrs or being 40 rods II to
e of Telegraph road, :
&c or
w hf W or n or -
Begin l6 rods from W cor of lands sold
by II. w. to S. Fisk, thence 20 rods 9
so rods, n 20 rods so, or 81
II corner or being 40 rod to e of
telegraph road :
frc. Inf 3
Beg. so rods W ofn cor sec 6, thence 20
rods, so rods, e 20 rods, so rods, to
place of beginning, 6
c part n or n W or 81
part or n W or 81
Beginning cor II wqr so rods to 20
rods to 50
side wqr Is
side NV or Is
W Inf ne or Is
that part offs or lying Of road Is
hf II W or except II acres in n cor 80
part hfn or 30
beginning w cor W or thence so rods
II 40 rods SO rods 40 rods to begin 80
n c fir or 80
wqr 10
5 acres of W end W As acres hf n or 6
w side " or 6
W hi hi n e or NV or 81
W Inf W Inf II wqrnwQr 81
w hi e Inf or II or 81
w side hf hf Inf ; W qrn wqr 81
part W hts W Or except j. T. Shepherds
acres and H. Whiney's acre 81
acre of {. Symes 20 rods II to S 8 rods
to w Al
e fr or except l2i acres out of w cor 10
n side OF n w or 10
W side or 10
that part of fir or lying of Racine and
henoSha Road is
n W cor II or &
Begin at II cor w or thence "a rods
W 20 rods Al rods 20 rods to begin. 81
n hf Of Sc acres ; w ar :
/ part of n W cor. hf : ar ?
hf of n W or beginning 100 rods ofnw
cor thence 20 rods, 100 rods II 20
/ rods W 100 rods 30
Beginning 40 rods of W cor of W or
/ thence Sc rods 20 rods W Sc rods n
/ 30 rods al
hts Inf of 5 w or except acres out of
/ cor 30
5 hfs or lying W of road :
beginning at II of 5 or n W or thence
40 rods W - rods n 40 rods @ ! , rods Al
Begging 40 rods of cor of nv qrsw
or thence 20 rods W l6 rods IL 20 rods
/ l6 rods to beginning 81
Beginning % rods S of n cor or
thence W A rods % rods A rods n
% rods 40
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CROCKLRY AND GLASS WARE.
lIIiIIIIII no
A Mammoth Stock of Groceries

One word with regard "a my Groceries My stock
is large; they all purchased early before there
any ad vance. consequently am prepared Ia give
any reasonable satisfaction in this line. | shall CON
TIME TO sci at the same prices have sold for during
the past season, notwithstanding The great cry that
sugars, &C, have taken such rise. There is no
ticle in the Grocery line which have moi on hand,
for instance
100 bags of prime Rio Coffee nj Is pcrlb.
80 hhds, PORTO RICO MoIasses, IS per gall
so - - Muscuvado Sugar l6 lbs. for 81
80 chests Young Tyson Tea, Is. per 10.
All of which are but n small portion OF he many
good hings in store desirable Tor the of the Yves
tern citizen. the Farmsr and their Families.
Call before purchasing eIscvVhcrc.
Main street, KeuOsha, opposite the
Telegraph Printing office.
II. R. IONSEEE.
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T. fraction of
Lots Is < Is

Par! OF, beginning al the n. f.
cor of said lot; theLce ; on f. line
nfsamc 7Ihi Il; w on line parable
with Pearl st. to Crooked Alley
Northerly on + line of said Alley
and EHsterly on ; line OF same &c
place OF beginning.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY.

ED WAREHOUSE. begs leave to inform The
H0S public, that he has ftied UP the SOAP AHD
CANDLE FACTORY in the North Ward OF the ClV
nf kenosha aud that il is now one of The ihos' Gun"
plete establishments Of the kind in the STATE
SAVE YOUR ASHES.
Soap will be exchanged for nny quantity o. gooa
ashes on he most adN analogous terms sit5on ILL.,
Soap on ~ reasonable terms a can be liad hii III
else east or wesi. TIE manufacture o. Ia''oioo
not be largely entered into before iaIl Inc p''''o
oi the puoi'c Is so''''''u r. WATERHoUsE.
Kenosha, July II, 1853.
sANpHYNF-afewba barrels just received ana 10
q NAHf tn SCOTT q STRONG
C.AYCUFLsA CARPET BAGS. ell sizes, al
xETCALF, MERRILL cos
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\ = !
Fine lot Of silk and mohair plush caps, for Men
and Boys wear.
BOOTS AND SHOES

4 stock Of Boots and Shoes that will defy ccmpcti
ton III this market. buy my Boots and Shoes from
first hands, the ctore and will give you great bar
gains in this line. Among my stock may be found
Gents line casewed boots, peg do, Mems thick COW
hide do, Kip do Boys boots of all sizes In the La
dies Departments, have fine lot OF morocco bus
kin walking shoes, ties do, hce boots OF several
grades and Styles. Something new in the way OF
a thick walking shoe. suitable Tor the fall and WIN
ter. children'> shoes OF ali the styles. Rubber
shoes for mems wear; do. for Ladies' and 81 sizes
for children In conclusion, come and a host of
thugs in this line, which have not mention
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A RARE CHANCE !!
Make Ezay white the suu Sb iucs

yyal~o N-.x, .,i -
,zv,,r, "a" "tA HUE
va. HiueISi gled embraces ms favorable oI por
sba cir d % 'n'hS ne 5000 People OF Keno
that he is now prcTu-rd 10 a., n ,,n - h,,t ~ ,,
His eXertions in the. ay of scicrtiu ST.
OF
FATJ ANN VUTnTYn TtNnnc
For1hr Van ,a1go W -, l1te uoU0H,
and attention, aud am prepared to give my custom
DA-
fIdcucal demonstration
Ofthc ract Here are a few items e., rnaec,ior
hoping they may produce favorable impression,
ana result ia Il mere profitable and extensive nc
qHAlh'&Ace when You call ON me for inspection and
.,~n s,,...
:. ~, - ""i i"eS'
,T Wv ''''l'~ an" up "HdS' ram ana hJw ed
cd N0hajr pun |nu ctnb,"idtf-
pacc:l Cnhurr cintt - - p' "'Ii '"chVIc "a,
irancb ,nnri,o. -, an - 49,, "u9, .i'"SIlsL ana
- az oi''''S az" q"ai'y'
SsREAS.
Plaid and Chaugcablr BLACK Tlorauco aud Ior-
settles silks.
pEsENES
11,s,.,. -,
ofIhe rar'a,n,d ,:tl '' p sac
hc iounJ NJ ,I,, , - i', " 'ii' '"'es' sly cs can
. '
'sNsTG2 FsS.
any number ol pieces rom shilling upwards.
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w hfof W = oflots | & 4
North half of

Part Of lots , g. 3 in said B beg at the
IS W corner of said lot 3; + on ; line OF
same 1874 fl: \ on line parallel with w
line of said lot 3 to The : line of snid lot
2; F. on : line of said lot . To the f cor
lof same; n on j. line of said lot > to the
centre OF same; w ON centre line of said
lot , to the w line of same: 5 on W lire
lofsaid lots & 3 TO beginning.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

A n article founded upon Scientific princin,,,
IA compoun ded with purely Vegetable suhst,n'
ees, being perfectly safe when taken, and has No.
been known 10 fail in curing the most obstinate c,.a
Worms can never exist when this remedy il one,
used, from the fact that ii not only DESTROYS ,bc
but removes al the slime and mucus which NAV
remain. ~
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-07

All of block 9 lying within the corpo'
rate limits OF city of kenosha.
All of said block lying within the cor
poratc limits of city Of kenosha.
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N ". Or Sec. So.
Lots l. :, :. TO- II. Is, Il, Il, %, Is, 30
81 & 80, in Black l.
n f. Or Sec. 80.
Lots /, q ;, 4 -, !. s. o. 10. IL. II, Il, & g In
BLOCK 2-Lots ?, 1, h in blk3-Isots q, :, :. & 10
IN BIZ a. Lots ,. l. :, 10, II & IL. in Blk
Lots * in 3 70 in \ L 81, TER 3e-s 4 Of
Lot Sin . OF do do do do do
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A tremendous lot OF This article on hand. Red
twlcd, plain, pink blue salmon yellow, and n great
variety uf other too numerous mention, Tor
Chldrchs use, spotted do, of ali cOlOrs cotton do
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u; w 100 Il on n line of same: :
on line parallel with F. liLe of said
B t. the : line of tie same: E on
said ; lire TO the : f. cor of same:
n on T. line of said b 20 place ul
beginning.
Part OF, beginning atthe s wv COZ
Of said d; n on w line GIL inch.
'es; i on line parallel with : hnc 81
said b to point 1910 f W ofthe I
line Of the same; : on line parable
with the + line of said b to the
line of the same; W on said 5 line
10 beginning.
Part o., beg althe n f cor of said
3; w on y line Of same 1872 fl; :
on line parallel with L line of said
b TO the : line of sans; + on 5 iinC
20 the : Ecorner of said Il; n on
line of said b to place of beg.
n third ofN L or.
w hf Of n W Or.
n f or of
: w Or Of
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IKDES, Ola SMALL THREAD
W0IkgsS

NO part OF the system Is more liable 10 disease
than The Jisrr, il being supplied with numeron.
blood vessels and nerN and il diseased the blood
OF course lowing through all pa IS o, lLc body, prot
ducts j,tcer Comp afats, JaHHeice, Bi5iious lFse-
f,8u l.. JDysUcBS5a. N.r-
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Part OI beg NJ Tie \ " cor said
los; + on \ line OF same 81 Il: : on
line parallel with the w tine o { sd
iot o. #; w on line par with \ line
of said lot 10 the W Tine of same;
y on said w line TO place of beg
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Part of lots 3 & 4 in said block
beginning at the ; + corner of said
lot 4: thence N on + l!ne Of said lot
a, 100 II more or less TO X Bells
lund; w on line parallel with Pearl
81 10 The E line OF lot 3; n on L line
Of said LOT 3 to the n T. corner of
same; w on the n line OF said LOT
; TO point 100 fl W of the w line
Of said lot3; ; on line parallel with
said W line 10 The line of said lot
3; l. unS line of said lots , & 4 10
Il, a A.
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speetaI notices.
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance to amend 0rdinace, passed April
l7th, 1854, having reference to the cleaning of the
Streets and Alleys Of the Incorporated Village Of Carr
Olton. rrt teHt a1mGE IL.
SEC. LIST. Be Il enacted by the Council Of the In,
corporated village of Carroton, That any person throw
ing manure or other offensive and unhealthy material into
the Streets and Alleys and neglect to remove it shall be
fined not less than 81, co. nor more than $500 Said
fine to be recovered in suit before the Mayor Of sad
village This Ordinance shall take effect from and alte
its passage. Passed Julya26, 1854. . :
Attest, JOHN S. RUkENBltuD,
L ULMAN, Borough Recorder. Mayor
Aug, 5. 54. st @
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n. "a. u.
wHY sUTrERwira PAM WHY LINGEa u


When We are alek the humsa sysssm d IN an unnai.
ural condition. The lOagu the body h siieisd sisA
dseass The greater dme s Be required 70 restore !,
again to s natural state Ol hsslsh We bsvs IA curing
ne SICK - quick e possible and pot 70 =, hs Tetu
llpgss IN pain The r. R T. remedies are prepared On
ths principle No useless tine Is wasted, for The vsFJ
mOusnt they are Aksn OF applied great change In he
sioL oass bosT takes place. II there il pain or Nsr-
sous IuiiAbIity or Rheumatism, Neuralgia, DiArrhea,
or pains Of any sOrt R. u, Rsis in an instant, tel
sgraphs is pain relieving Influence 70 every part Of ghs
diseased body The lame, the cppled, the stn on1sd
have found ia effects In few seconds, for Il imparts
strength TO the weak emaeiated and feeble parls The
RenOyatng Resovsut xi sure the most obstinate cases
Of ScrOfula syphIis. Ricketts, Modes, TunOrs, Ulcers
Bad Coughs. &c, IN an incredibly short tine And the
r. R. Regulators regulate every organ 70 heal'hy &C
ton. Let nOtthe sick Inger In pain. The r. R. r. vii
raise you from your bed Of suffering 10 few hours
For sale by Dr. c. A. BOsgsl, CsHOntOD, ohio.
August 24-2w Ell.
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To PRESERVE YOUSo CHrcEESs.-Keep them
in eoops, raised some inches from the ground,
until they are six or eight weeks Old--if they
droOp afIer this, the next hour Of warm sunshine
will bring them up again. , correspondent
says the last time be tried TO raise them on the
ground, he lost SO out Of GO; he has often raj
sed co or 10 at time since, withOu. losing one
simply by cOOping them away from the ground
until six weeks old.
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BLACK SPANISH Fowls.--A vri,er in the Cul.
tivator commends this breed Of fowls for the
following reasons; their beauty; ease of obtain
ing them; ease of keeping them; large eggs
and the quantity and delicacy Oftheir aesh.-
We once had pair Of them, and were so well
pleased with them that were we to ex.hange
the White Shanghais for any other variety, i
would be this.
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KrLLnO FOws.-only turkeys and geese
should be bled 10 dealh.-lhe flesh Of the
chicken becomes dry and insiPid from loss Of
blood. The best plau, says the Poulfy 0GrOn-
icis. is 10 take blunt stick, such as shild's
bat or boys wooden sword, and strike the bird
a smart blow on the back Oiths neck, Abou;
the third joint from The head; death follows in
a moment.
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PROBATE Court Oi
samsel QuiBty, guardian 0f
he heirs Of Horzce Potter,
dscrased.
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PHILApELpHlA, Aug. 10, 1854
Neru A0pertl
STARK PAPER MILLS,

Our Mills are now in full operation and we are pre-
pared to fill all orders in our line OF business Editors
and Merchants are respectfully invited to give rs call
and examine our Stock of Paper Wefeel perfectly sat
sfed that after thorough examination, they will give
US their patronage, as our Paper will compare aVoraoy
with any Manufactured in the Western Country-apd
our Prices cannot fail to give satisfaction. All orde
sent by Mail will be promptly attended TO.
The Highest Cash Price will be paid for Rags. Mer
chants are requested to send their Rags and get hei
Cash For samples Of Paper list Of Prices, DO address
(postage paid,) FISHER, ANDERSON, q Co.,
Aug "a 1854. If " Cantons ONO.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

At nv instance writ of attachment was this day Is
sued by John Potter justice Of the peace for Harrison
Township Carroll county Ohio, against the goods chat
ties, rights, moneys credits and effects OF ilam hs
non resident OF the county, for the sum Of $751;
Aug. "a. '54. sw WIN. McCULLY.
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EE The Mansfield (Itichland o. Herald
says; We have heretofore announced the dis
covery Of gold in WOrthington township
From recent discoveries il appears that the
whole Clerk Fork valley abounds in gold, seve-
raj washings having been fund on the farm o.
Mr.. Miller Moody, and others, which pay from
four to eight dollars per day to the hand.
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FOR SALE OI. RENT!
The Subscriber offers for sale or rent his
AuRRN STA Nd

TAV VERN STA D,
in Mechlnicstown, Carroll CO.. o. 1t is beautifully situ'
ated in said village, and the house is sufficiently roemy
Ior country or village stand The stsbling is but rea-
sonsble there are very good wstered wells conven'
jsntone for the use Of the stable, the other Tor the
house. The terms will be reasonable for tnrtner par
,cnsrs call with the subscriber in said village who is
now engaged in the mercantile business and cannot at
tend 10 both occupations, slhAs fOlIo'
June 2qth, 1854.
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M PMS ULTRA.

Boncets of all kinds, Frames and Crowns,
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons and Flowers, Under
h'dk'fs, UHdersleeves, Embroidered Collars,
Dress Protectors, Silk, Satin, and Kid Gloves.
Note Paper, Envelopes DC, all of them very
pretty and very cheap, TO be had of
w. THOMPSON.
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OsOrss HsDarissr
PARTiTION.


Ma,rurss J.as 1Sos. b., .tf. ne said sias Ana.
snd Margaret Jane Amos Biz -ifs are h.fehy n0thed
that Geofgs Hsndficks lsd 10 ths once Il Ne Cerk q
the Cour u Common Plsas piihin and iF sad counts
hs paiisioa Tor partition agsiult thea demandr par
lon u The s. W quarter q section 2s tosnsnip "
Of Range 8, on The sis day Of August lsef and thA
petit0a psnding In I'D Court, and S O iof hear.
ECKLEY a DAVIS.
Aus. a. 80 6spas 50 Afys iof fsfr
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EAN New Orleans editor, describing the
career of mad dog, says: "We are grieved to
saw that the rabid animal, before he could be
killed, severely bit DR.. Hart and several other
dogs"