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The New York herald., 1851-08-19

THE LATE REv. WILLIAM VI. RoGERs, OF Bos.
TON The Boston 7rocdia, of the 18th inst gives
n biographical sketch OF the late Rev. William VI.
Rogers, of that city lie was born September No.,
1870, in the Isle Of Aderney His father was a
petty officer Of the British navy, and won medal,
under Nelson. at the battle OF tho Nile His mother
was first member Of the Church OF England, and
aiterward Wesleyan Methodist--one of the ear
est dssentcrs 10 toe island From her he inhe fited
his'taleut, and his general mental character AT
the age Of ten years, he was sent to America, aud
took up his residence with his uncle, Capt. VIM. NJ
Rogers, OF dorchester, whose name he adopted, his
oW n name being kettell AZ fifteen, he was sent TO
the academy IN Audover. Soon after, he became
me nber Vt the church. In 1873 he went to liar
ward, and in lS25 studied and graduated from An.
dover. He wes fret installed in the ministry ia
ToFnsend. The Frank lin street church and sOeissy
in boston ai erward rgantzcd. and the Och
Of August. iS;5, MIR Rogers was Installed rs pms
tor. In 1874. that church became the CanC al
church. Me Rogers health had Deea failing for
s0nc xcais past. ard he recently mate vOyags ~
EuioIe. vain aview TO obtaining reiief; bUs thi
Ices OF bis Fie and child shortly after his return,
was an afuctiun which deeply distressed him, and
no doubt accelerated his decesse
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TERRIFIC STORM AT COLUMBIA, s We Learn
from the Columbia STATE RiRns Reonhiran that
one OF The most terrible storms of thunder and
lightning that the editor has ever known. occurrej
Ia that town on Tuesday night between twelve and
we're he iuent aud of f1gbtlul power Tho light
nlrf Has intensely vivid a1d stsrtlng, and the ram
came down i1 turrents. Six Of tho posts on the
tcitgraph line, M Camden street, spear Chariotte
deGPS, we're struck dumn With Lightning slight
mpiry oone TO the Odd Follows hal, part Of the
tUil ldfg attachedt TO the store of Fisssr * Agucw
was washed asay, as also a biick saivert at the
soWh end "a Main street, in the vicinity OF the
ege-ChdrIoiyB C0Wto, dug. I5
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CULTURE or THE ORANeE IN FLoRIpA-It is
Iefhsps TOO soon to speak With certainty to the
recovery Of this valuable tree from the dssoation
caused by the coccus insect The present appear.
snce Of the trees, however, warrants the cxpccta-
tlCn that their cultivation may now be resumed
~ Mandarin ard various other points upon the
81 Johns river, learn that the prospects of the
present season are good, and that large quantity
OF fruit is nov maturing upon the trees la this
city general improvement is now evinced. A
aIge number OF trees are now in bearing, although
but little fruit will be raised the present year Oar
own impression is, that the power of the insect
over the trees has now Departed and that, although
~ may not disappear entirely, yet the trees will
ugaton than have been ord narily bestowed IN IN
,htm ,itm 20 cultivation is as profitable in proper
uoo 10 the expense aud labor as thai of Cd orange
ana thousands wall re-embark in II when its rcco-
ctoH CITY, Apgust2 - '. -
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NANpERBILrs NEW AND INpEPENpENr LINE

VANDERBILTS NEW AND INDEPENDENr LINE
for san Francisco via Hicaragua.Ihe tAvofite dou.
bic enene steamship PkOMEinEUs Of 800 tons burtaen,
Churchill, commander will leave from pcr No. g North
river Friday september l2th, at O'clock r. ", direct
Tor san Jusn de Nicaragua whence will be
speedily and comfortably conveyed the transit
rout. Of the Ncarasua Company hayns bu. y mites Of
land to the harb0r OF San Juan del
the Pacific Ocean and themes by the steamship PACIFIC
San Francisco. The speed and qualities Of the ships
ploycd this lin the shortening oftte distance heretofore
rarsed aud the completeness Of the
transportation Of through beautiful aud health.
ful country between the tao
che travelling public equalled by no other route.
NB-ln of this route having lately
IN orcrston aud tue determination o tho proprietor
crowd lis ships With number beyond what he taken
ortaby, he has come 20 the conclusion but
limited number through Plans Of cabins may be and
tickets secured early application &, d D. ALLEN only
omce the line, Battery Place Mp staira
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATHAM SQUARA-LAs1
week Of the season-George Lea, sole proprietor
Admisonseats in Private Boxes, 90 oents Stage Seats
Gx cents Boxes cents; Parquet, l2x oents. Elegant
saloon perform every and evening Enter
In the evening at eight O'clock The entertainments
varied and select and such be N other paes
Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering fifteen being
lhe United States troupe of Model Artists who
lected their beauty and figure and who
and medern times company Of Arab Girls who through
line the only Female Jugger in the world company Of
Male and Female Artists who will give exhibition Of
variety Of interesting performances every asrnoon and
evening. Y0r partioulars see bills Of each day.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
IUG. Is, l8l

7 AXE ONTARIO ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS.
II PRINCESS ROYAL, MAGNET, lbuilt Of iron,) and
whsre sev nss the
b. line Of mail boats for Montreal and Quebec
calling at all the intermediate ports The steamer CITY
OF TORONTO leaves Lewiston and Queepston every morn
ing (Sundays excepted at O'Clock and meets the above
have all upper cabins fitted up with state By
this leave the Niagara Falls
after breakfast and arrive At Montreal in hirtysx hours
passing the thousand islands, and down the rapids Of the
Lawrence by daylight
AKEONTARIO.-THE STEAMER ADMIRAL LEAVES
- Rochester for Toronto, calling at Cobourg Port Hope
Bond Head Darlington Oshawa and Whitby weather per-
mittipg, every Monday Wednesday, and Friday morning
at o'clock, and meets steamer at Toronto for Hamilton
whereby passengers proceed without delay to Hamilton
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IIsITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP cosPANY, ron

ITNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, yOR
~ New Orleans Direct via Havana.-Fare Reduood.-On
Iqesdw hysustse, at ooloek, the splendid stesmshT
CHhROkLE, l3OO tons burthen Henry Windla, Gem
mhncer, vii sail Tuesday, August 25th At precssiy
oeott NJ from hor a. the foot of Warren street
with ut Government Mails, direct fsr uavsna and Nev
Orleans Cheeres passengers transferred ~ Havans tae
Isi DID double engine steamship FALCON. Freight taken
tseist 70 hsytIa No kls adins viii ts sSned after se
ttmsi mas sailed BShippcrs are requested 20 turpiy
theaselves With the Compahys bills Of ladipr which may
be htd on al the oce. No other form sl NJ
'omtsny' Nv West street. corner Of Warren. -
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they sl class kov rsrs built shps vided
ell articles for the oomfort Of
nger ana commanded By mon Of experience In ths trade
The price Of $780, without liquors. Goods
sent the subscribers will be Forwarded fres from
aharre. but those actually incurred.
boyd HIEcKEN. Agents. Isl Pearl street
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~ NJ
ranion-By Or. A h naurioesu Professor Of Diseases
Of WomeB-Twentsth Edition, ~ mo pp 2e-Prioe al
fesr ot fufcrnR Of physical and mental anguish
snectonsts wife, and pecuuisry doultes 70 ths
hend might have teep spared BY timely possession Of thA
work ~ s intended especially fer tho married or thos
which should be known te them particularly
TO kcsa wacsc health does paruit an fnsxesSS
fsun Y, 70 ia OF csreoiel trnrcrtsnce,
ners, tlso every fcmtie-thc vile, the motner-.he cn
s buddng into vomsnhood the In the decline
ysars IN whom nature contemplses an important oanss
remedef and nost certain ode Of IL evsrv compisr
Essrses q letter ron gentleman in Dayton, ohi.
%. . psyror, hayl lsc
NV DsAn sIssy wifo has been psrocrnsly nkirs ~
Fsa and suffering months before and during her oen
hnerDent successive and dehilteset
and Frustrated her putting her life In imunert dsnsern
which wt cn the last otcaor despsred Of supposed shN
meet The worst Az this sime tncw shout 40 months
hears your boob highly spoken o. - ccnt,nns sone mss
ters reschine is receipt snd rerush csnno
sxpss Va yoo the refis Afforded distressed nina snt
tho py ts impaired 10 wife, on csrnnS tnes sn
sfest disco very ~ Desonesus provided remety
Ope prospect which little eonceised wss POSI-
be hif smother would have raesed over
v Bes5 in All hur,su p-Dbsbiy le would have beer
in htr ersyc. .rd my chtdren lev nethetiesa
Ita course, imrracticsbeb " convey mere fully N,
sstut sahjects sessed of shey of nature s,ro
lntss aed fr TO married, or taose oon smIlsns marriage
Tof sale ~ Broaivay snd ~ mg Publishing Ohco, fT
Iitcrtv street Nov vorN littie Co. Albany; Iosspi
Tuetr kobib sishsms y D. Peterpen w Chessput ssrost
On tho reosp, of ~, copy VIII ss ,rsnsss.es By NAH
free postage 70 part of the Unitsd States Aestvs
i,94, New yorh cisJ, omcs, IN Liberty ssreeN -'>
The New York herald., 1851-08-19
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Steamers.-rhs ships comprising this line

AILANIie. .Caps Meee
LaSHLS. 80. Sapt. Nye
AnvLN....... .Sapt- Luce.
.Shps 70 ssoohs
ADRIATIC.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Capt. Grafton.
These shps having built BY contrast expressly for
.troston also IN their engines 70 insure strength .na
e9uaed for elegance comfort Price Of from New
York Liverpool ei0 exclusive Of extra size state
eS26; from Liverpool to New York, SIS expert
snced will be ataehsA te each ship Ne berth
% secured unH I'll paid for.
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SHIPPING


EOR INTERCOLLEGIATE STATES MAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Captain J. J. Comstock-This amsh5
will depart with the United States mails for Europe posi-
lively Saturday, August th at L o'clock fromhe
berth at the Of Cana street. No berth
For freight passage, having unequaled accommod
tions for elegance and comfort. apply to
EDWD. X. CULLiNS, 55 Wall street.
The steamer tlanto will succeed the Baltic and sail Sep
tenn Der 18th.
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
L States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT. ID. Lines. Com
nander will leave for Have touching At Southampton
land the mails and Saturday August g. Il
o'clock from pier No. 4 North River Price OF passage
S0 No merchan disc will be received board after
DAY evening Shippers Of specie will send their specie
board Friday Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should be sent board Friday marked Below For
freight or passage apply to
EOR LIVERPOOL-THE sew AND SPLENDID
Steamship CITY or MANCnESrER, will leave Phi
Adephia for Liverpool Thursday the 2Sth August
yolook. The elegant this
desirable conveyance for those visiting Ru-
ope Fare in the Saloon $780, Fore Cabin $50 Passengsrs
viii be provided with railroad tickets Philadelphia By ths
gent Tor fnHx ITssSt q sRR5 r,oh,.,. p,..
NEW YORK AND GALWAY YsTEANsHIPCoMPANY.-
~ The books for subscription At the ooe
Wall street. where Information the
terprise may be obtained.
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AMUsE MEN IS.


. CENTS seats n 0rchs.ra BoIss 80 ssass ops,
:.ss .S = TSsS; Vi,
NJ Geodsi slang Mr.. Jordan Judy 0fisshsrty Mrs.
sS Ss r:RI' 81 LIZ y l MI :. t. fsafs s1
fs Mr. Eds %a:s asng NJ ccns Rs
Burgundy Mrs. II. Jones.
RgRroN,s THEATRE, CHAMBERS str srREEr.DREss
opsn ct' and ID 80 sn Tier s
Il M + B. comedy T. b. n asi anS a H:
5or:e Henry Aorsnd Mr. Levers stedfsst Mr. Russell
e %f': s % g
Mary fycr Kate
NATIONAL II THEATRE. eHArHAx srREEr.-BoxSs.
':as: sas ting
hi y
hrsas " iins s
Ssha Pse a. aTv G LoyTs ~ R
h5S Nj;
GssaT wsAEp M Of
val Amerca that he purposes giving this
I sns s
Of the refined and elegant Character
sss.iis.y and
natural philosophy These grand Sorees have
been honored for with the most distinguished
and with the most marked appreciation all
the Of Europe. Professor A will his
at Tripler Hail. Msnday next August Is and continue
til further netee Tickets 50 cents Juveniles under H.
rs eenwhch be had ut the Hall and hotels The city
ticket office is at S. G. Joliie's, 800 Broadway.
EELLows MiNsTRELs. AT FELLOWS NEW NUsI.
sorp Of and performers under the sole
OF j. b. Fellows whose In this otyfsr
he past have been received with the greatest
We elite an fashion from al. parts Of hs Union Felisx1
buildings in the world Admission Is cents Doors open q
yery wednesdsy and Saturday for the especial
eAtion offamIes. commencing at 3 o'clock. +. n
q 000 CHALLENGE.-UNDERSTAN THAT
the superiority Messr John Donnker and L. Meyer OF
Chrsty Minsrels vionists hereby offer to stake the
sum $500 that Master Frederick Buckley (better known
as Ole Bull aged seventeen last Octoberl will play them,
toos on the yion-the result to be decided by commit
tee OF twelve able musicians elk to be chosen by each
party will also stake another $500 that Mr. G. swaine
Buckley will beat O. N Chrisy of Chrstys Mnstrel
any person as musician in bone playing, sentimental
connie singing banjo playing playing pair Of kitchen
bellows and general deneator Of the Ethiopian character
The result be decided by twelve able musicians six to bs
chosen by each side. j. b. FELLOWS,
Proprietor cf Fellows Mnstres Broadway
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IpwzRD K cofIiks. No. % wsil street. N.H.
BROWN. SMILEY q co, Liverpool
3. O. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, Jr., Boulevard Hontmartre. Paris.
Tho ofthese ships will be sooountabe for god
diver bullion, specie jewslry. precious stones metals
unles bills OF ladins signed therefor. and ths walls
thereof therein expressed.
After the first of pr
The New York herald., 1851-08-19

TYR. GOODS ExTRACT.-A CERTAIN AND SPEEDY
~ spschc-Ths extrsct 10 guaranteed TO In short
time IL is without taste or smell and will agree wh ths
most delicate stomach Sold by Brigham Miller " Ave
ID; X. Lyon, az Grand street, and at Drum monds,
Resde street, opposite Stewartp.
The New York herald., 1851-08-19
DARIs AND LONDON rREArMENr or PRIyArI

II diseases. In few hours by vegetable application
without Pain. In debility, brought by improper hsbt
and stitutonA affections he oonbn medicines viii
the local and show there thousand
who cennot be cured without H. he hss cases daily
yga duration, from the other physicians In all he
rtntiee permanent He makes daily without
cSust which others caused by their not etpens ths
former disease enough His diriom,. with these
the hundreds of certificates shows that nothing
H. Hou cured ne in one day.-D n Corbyn. One local
Iliottion cured hour After another doctor
sions time.-c; Dercnd paid over $40 In ave
be cprcd of weakness from self abuse, without benef
you cured by local and general reatment In shor
tme.-Jas. Evans You cured me Of the worst syphin,
been under three ysi,ans for year besides usns ever
An Soy J. Those at distance can, BY enclosing fee
be treated by mail. Once hours from morning all 4
In the afternoon, and 10 in the qvensg n LARMONT
~ D. Reado street. two doora from Brosdwsy-notin N
store.
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DAnKIc- NAIL .srrAnsn1r l.nur.uv n.1r

pAClfIC NAIL 'sTEAaSuIP COMPANY.-oNLY
= through lane-Lare Reduced --On Tuesday Angus,
soth ~ clock y MIhe splendid doube engine steam
shiHCukHVkEE,l3 l3n tons burden Hrnry Windc com
oaer VII esil precisely at3 o'clock, T. NJ from her pier
tte ioot oi warren street, ~ r. With Tire government
mhl rest ior havana and Chagres Chsgres passengers
al havana 20 the splendid douhle engine
shr facon connect~R with the regular steamer Ten
ase 90 sail from panama about the t5th sspta Der
Hett street - w
DAifiC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY -rItEUNLY
= tt9 kEns kEns Ut Vanier2ia qndOregon yig Vhssr,s
ne spiepdd ausle ensiup steamship UHiO ND t5nt
eutlcl sapt - ttud!eg S-hsnck will sail rhur8iAy
aoHst ~ ocloch p ~. pc 3selv, from her per, al
wy ot Warrcr street Worth kiver With tive govern
insh ior Are4, copncctnt with the fav5rite Juitef
sssTs Ma stesglhp Tgnnesses, % esvr Panama on "
sbost the l6th of fseperber F6r freight OF paraze hpp
snd ~ south street. Or sl7T West street. eorDsi oi
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SHIPPING.


OPPOSITION TO THE OLD MONOPOLY, AND sELY
~ styled "0nly Through Further Reduction
In Prces.-lndependentL Line for Chagres, direct aud
through tickets California (beng properly guaranteed
against detention the sthmus at st further reduction
who intend going California proceed in the and
steamship in the register II. Squire
ande which sails for Chagres direct Thursday August
d, at +. NJ, from Pier g. North River, connecting with
first class independent the other side The Bro
ther Jonathan will land passengers at Kingston, Jamaica
her trip. having had much perence
In disease incident that climate win accompany the ship
whose services free Of charge Persons about
California will 6nd for their interest call before pur
chasing else where No freight taken the day Of sailing
Z. MILLS Agent, 81 Cortlaudt street.
EIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-DIsPATCH
line:-The new and elegant New York built clipper
GOLDEN GATE is rapidly loading at Pier 5, North
River. shippers having win please complete
the there will be delay Freight taken
at the lowest rates. Il. B. SUTTON, 81 Wall street.
CLOOP FOR sALE.-A CENTRE BOARD SLOOP, "A
- 1926 TONS 9 years old IL feet inches beam, feet
inches hold. +. L. KNEELAND, D6 Front street
The New York herald., 1851-08-19

EVERY MOTHERS BOOK.-THE FEARS or P0vnR
IL y and the prospects too large family children
vent prudent people from marrying but here boob
that will tell many important secrets which will
come all such objections Price ST. For sale by br ks
Letters directed TO tos o2 New York Po once viii ),
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"A IL Ir Hunter will forfeit any sum failing TO cure
any that may under his matter how ons
standing sctisg Patients invited to his old and
long eaeshed Dpensary No Division street. Nsy York
Thousands cured yearly by his practical
and remedies and others who have
been in the selection Of physician,
Red Drcthat troubles the quaek doctors mceheures
ile magic in private diseases Price dollar. Read and
The acted would do well TO reflect before trusting
their health, happiness and Ia many their lives in
diseases h certainly impossible for one man to under
stand all the ills the human family subject to- DIR.
Hunter s kno to be the most successful
the United States in this branch OF medicine This
the only remedy that the patient against secondary
The New York herald., 1851-08-19

MO FEE TILL CURED.-DRs. CooPER q MURPHy
IN Roosevelt street. from their long practice and pro
esson knovledge be relied for the Of thos
half cured cases 90 frequently the result Of maprscos
The doctors Lond diploma be In the once.
B-Eptrapes No. ths door snords greatest privacy
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MEDICAL.

DR: D. DE LANEY AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE
~ Medical Guide, &c. b Lpenard street, near Broadway
Once hours. from till (, and from till SP.M.
The New York herald., 1851-08-19

GSOO REwARD.-JEFFRIEs ANTIDOTE, A sPB-
PCOO ehc mixture Tor the Of private disorders
makes speedy without the least restriction Of diet
drink exposure change in application 10 business The
proprietor challenges single which the mixture viii
under the forfeiture of i've hundred dollars It
lasts weekmany cured in two days For sale by Q.
ii. Ring g2 Broadway and l0e Bayard street. New York
Little, l04 Hanover street, Boston; Wright Co.,
The New York herald., 1851-08-19

nR. wARRIN, NO. !. MOTT STREET. Is ooNsULraI
~ on disease which he enrss ytsheut u~oury
sui, Of thirty ave ye.rs ssperienee falls Of
Price dollar n. B.-BewAre Of poisonous oounterf
sale by ouaoh In Roosevss street, Ne Zee Ill eurcd
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-10
PATENT FLAX FULLER.

The only really new thing we saw at tho late
Fair was model Of machine invented By s.
B. Goss, Of Newark, in this county, for harvest
ing Flax 1t seemed So simple in its arrange
ment, and 50 easily comnrohcndad. as to leave
scarcely chance to doubt that it must work 70
the satisfaction Of the Ingenious inventor. If it
meets his expectations it will pull flax as fast a,
a horsepower Reaper can cat grain--say 20
acres per day, and DO it in the most pcrfcc: man
ner. This invention comes opportuncly with the
late wonderful discoveries in preparing the fax
fibre for manufactures, and those who can re-
member the back aching work of flax pulling,
will call him blessed We shall watch the pro-
gress of this machine with interest Badger
STATE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-10

Thirteen mr. Dro''ned BRIG Sank Mr.
Oscar Main, Of Canandaigua, took passage, with
friend by the name of Slater from the same
place, on board of brig that LETT Buffalo, on
Tuesday, about o'clock They were caught
in a heavy gale and endcavoring to make Crane
River and Cleveland, without success. On Sun
day afternoon, the brig sprung a-cak and sunk
in one hour about 30 miles from Cleveland
There were 90 persons on board Ten of them
took boat-nine of them got hold of the sides
of the boat and caPsized her-the whole were
drowned. They had all, with two exceptions,
been INDUCING freely with liquor.
The only person saved was Mr.. Main, who
was found by the Propeller California, dashed to
the mast, which vas projecting out Of the water
some eight feet. Slater also hung to the mast,
but finally became too exhausted and sunk.-De-
troa Tribune.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-10
THE &tntO Fair.

The first fair Of the State of Wisconsin came
off last week at GAINESVILLE, according to the pro-
gramme. Those who were present speak of it
In the highest terms. There were over 400 en-
tries for prizes--about 1000 tickets were sold
and there were abou. 5000 people who visited the
yards.
The great distance of GAINESVILLE from this
county prevented our farmers, who have splcn-
did cattle from driving them SO far at this season
ofthe year. A dozen premiums we understand
were divided among some 3 or 4 of our citizens.
Mr.. Balm took one for his team of horses, and one
for his Buck under two years old Mr.. n. B
Clapp took seven of their premiums without any
trouble. Mr. Davies of the Eagle Foundery--
the indifatigable and ingenious Josh. took cou-
pie ofthem--one for a corn-sheller, and another
for his Threshing Machine Jack.
While Hughes who has made and sold over
90 of his throshing machines beat the crowd and
took the first premium, where they allowed him
but four horses to run the machine which is a.
ways used with eight.
These are deserving compliments and will
well repay the gentleman who took the trouble
20 attend the fair. Henceforth if you want
sheep or Bucks come to Clapp, or to Balm who
has some 60 to sell. For corn-sheler and
Jack go to Davies.
But if you want Threshing Machine you
noed not go to Racine, or Milwaukee, or Chca-
go, for Hughes has them here "a few more left
of the same sort" that beat the crowd at the State
Fair
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-10

There may be some men smart enough to
manage two faces, but if you watch them close
ly you will find that whatever way they can
look, they are not smart enough to look with
two eyes into the face Of airy honest man
Some mountebank performers are smart E.
nough TO ride two horses, and We have seen
some men undertake to ride more than one and
fall to the ground between them.
We throw out these as general remarks
We hope no single individual will be so selfish
as to appropriate them entirely to his own use :;
and thus be betrayed into any petty acts Of re-
vengc, which will compel us to think that while
we have been 1cri,ng such thoughts as would
crowd upon the mind, that at tie same time we
have been performing little 'ailoring and have
made a snCr fit.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-10
LATE NEWS,

;, Inc emma rebellion was gaining ground in
all quarters: The Imperial troops could make
no impression on the rebels.
The Paris journals continue to discuss the
merits of the candidacy of the Prince De Join.
vile.
The impression is gaining ground that the
Prince will come forward at the proper time
The Paris Patriot of the 18th states that Kos
suth had been released and had reached the Darn
danelles.
The National assures that no thanks for his
liberation are due to the French Diplomatlst, who
had taken an unfriendly turn.
The London Chronicle of the 23d confirm S
the report OF the release of KOssuth and that he
and his company were safe on board of the Miss
lssippi, which left the Darndanelles for Ameri-
ca on the 7th.