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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
WASHING TON, Dec. l.

II House OF Representatives met at II o.
clock. 2l8 members We're present. Jones Of
Tennessee, nominated BOYD, of Kentucky, as
compromise candidate for Speaker and as such
he should support him. Campbell of Ohio nom
mated Thaddeus Stevens, of Pennsy lyania, as
good wing. On this a spirited debate ensned
involving the soundness of the Wings and Dem
ocrats on the Compromise question
The House then proceeded to ballot for
Spr aker.
The Senate was opened at II o'clock bv ap-
propriate prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Butler. All
the Senators except Bradbury, Hunter, Stockton.
Mangum, Badger, Butler, Rhett, Jefferson, Da.
Wis. S"ule Downs, Jones. OF Tennessee, Dong
las. Rowland, S 'baStian, Houston and Rush -
Credentials of new members were then pre- sent
ed oy various Senators, and oath prescribed by
the Constitution was administered.
The certificates of the Governor Of Flor ida
OF the election of Stephen Il, Mallory rs Spna-
tor from 4th March, was presented Mr. Wescuu
tie also presented Il copy of the journal of the
Legislature OF tIorlGa, With a record of certain
proceedings which, were considered by Hon. d.
l.. lulee, as evidence of his having been elect
The two papers having been read, the Chair
said II was question for the Senate To decide
upon. whether the papers presented entitled him
pers to select committee which considerable
debate ensued, in which CLAY, Fontc, and others
took part. Finally MIR. Bright withdrew his
motion and Mallory was admitted to bis seat
Subsequently papers were referred 10 a commit
tee TO be selected Tomorrow
Upwards oftwenty candidates were voted for
Boyd of Kentucky received llS ont of 2l3
votes cast, and was declared elected Speaker.
was conducted TO the Chair, and made short
speech. John w. Forncy received 1923 votes
for Clerk, and was declared elected.
The House has been organized and members
sworn in.
Two from Pennsylvania, and the balance from
the slave States, in the sectional division which
looks very much like favorng Mr. Buchanan, rs
candidate for the Presidency, to the exclusion
of other Northern asPirants Peahaps BUTLER
Of Kentucky, and uchdnan will b. the ticket.
Butler ran against Gen. TAYLOR at the battle Of
Monterey, and why should he not run against
Gen. ScoTT now?
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

We havo been to the expense of getting tho
Milwaukee Sentinel to furnish US with the Pres
idents Message for our subscribers by which in
an extra We are able to supply them week soon
sr than we should have been able to have done
If We had waited to have issued it in the Tele-
graph, besides saving tho numbering of our col
aims with its heavy weight. We have not time
20 say much of the character Of the message il
indeed it has any peculiar characteristics Those
who wish to learn its avowed policy on the flu.
gitive slave law will find it in the last column OF
the document
lfany OF Our subscribers are missed in the dis
'ibution, we will thank them to call at the Office
and get a copy
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

Whoever has at:eniively mcda;ed progress Of the
human race fl disco thar there is now spr
OF inquiry amongst men, that nothing can Stop or even ma
crialy control; cry day there some lev dis,
cry in science ar this rapid progression The cieL
medicine as II most atec temporal wei are, prcv-
nenlg important Since he d-c1very BY DR.. Storm tina
within small bulk Of sugar the principle ofthc most
powerful medical cbmpo and may silly be confined. people
have been Id tu inquire whether medice all disease
may not be prepared in ihs way, it the not iar
distant when sickness viii be thought of e importance
so agreeable and efficient the remedies becoming The
most elegant and ye most powerful preparation now before
the public Is Dr. storms Celebrated scO,ch Cough Candy
cures colds coughs hoarsencs,, throat croup a
ma, bronchitis pain in the de breast and
lungs without Causing an! Of the unpleasant sensations at
tending the OF liquid preparations This medicine well
deserves the high reputation ii has gained.
Price One Dime per Roll; Rolls tor a5 Cents; or 81
per doz Liberal Discount made 10 Country Merchants.
Inc Cand! - heat!! put up win directions for
handsome engraving uf the Scottish Coat Arms and the
written signature OF Hamilton ade, pruprieior is on
The outside wrapper Of each roll and package. 4-2f
F-r -s!s ~ p P~hps~,, 80 et@~Er.1sb.-8 ~.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
Sheriffsg QSIc-

virtue OF nm alias writ fcri facas issued ont %
A1 ana under the zeal of the Circuit Court cu.
y OF hehsha state Of Wisconsin 10 me dIccled ard de
vered against the DIS and chatc lands mi pfr-s
ofDaniel ooeNer, have levied upon and shall , t,r
sne 10 The highest bidder ms Tie law directs At the front doc,
OF The Court oUse in tho city aud county of KeDo,bo On
saturday the l1th day of January A. d. 1882 at one ocL
In lie afternoon Il said day. all the said Fight lr and IN
,efeS' which the sad Daniel Noolcyer on HE q4tb DIV ~
JUNE iS5l had, Of in and to The Flowing pieces or MS
ceis OF land situated in the Salem in said c,tr
W sa' VIZ: The north half Of the west half of the porb
~ f"se twenty 2O east, also, ten lOl acres ore wrst
s.o W we orIh hui of the half he north enst ar
OF scoh number weniy'wn Ta2 town one rI1 in r.rr.
6w30 ID ,;IYr,& Gu.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
+ Or slIe Telegraph
Mr.. ED11oE -

Mr.. EDIToE -
should like TO inquire OF you about the va
cancy in the number of Aldermen in the Third
Ward.
lis known to most that Mr.. IlolpCfon has
removed to Michigan City, and as important
questions are constantly arising and it is IN
deratood that more will probably arise during the
winter, would like to know ifthere is no way
by which the people of the Third Ward can be
fully represented in the Council of the City.
Il is understood in whispers, that an effort is
to be made to get the charter amended, so that
The City can Issue scrip of indie btedness--a
kind of rcddog currency, that will pass for about
5 shllings on the dollar and and bear II per
cent. inierCst--and this debt is to be incurred
for the sake Of bading roads in Walworth
Comfy, and the region out west, which the farm
ers would as soon take 10 carry their wheat
west to the Rock River Railroad, as they would
to come this way. Il is supposed by some, that
the city can incur debt of 100000 for this
and similar purposes, to run or 10 wears at
heavy per cent, and then hv some "hucus po-
Gus OF the great tinancler who is to dis
pose of these funds, the whole Indebtedness will
be mysterionsly qndatcd--will be paid with
out anybody's knowing it---that this incubus
which shall weigh like an Atlas till payday
comes, s.alI suddenly resolve itself into "thin
air "and like the basecss fabric of vision
vanish and leave not 4 wreck behind"
hether this attempt is made or not, | see no
reason why the Third Ward should not be full
y represented in the City Council, provided some
set sacrificing individual eau be found willing
10 take the office, and if you, Mr.. Editor, know
how it can be done, should be pleased if in
your next issue you suggest the manner, if any
provision has been made for ii.
Very Respectfully,
Your ob't sery't
Asubscriber in the Third Ward.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
Sheriffoa Sale.

1D and under the seal OF the Circuit Conrt e. a., c.,
OF kenoshH in The state OF Wisconsin, me directed and
deIeFed aEaiSt me odS and chaitels, lands and ne-
ments of s Chandler Bacon, have levied rron rd -
offer for sale TO the highest bidder therefor a The lao ~;
reefs at the front door of The CUur, House in the civ and
and county of keno=ha and state of i.ocnsn an S.rt
the 7th day of January, A. ID, 1882 ok in he AZ
teoon ~ said day. all the right title and nereai which ,he
said : Chandler Bacon had the 9Th day of Septen Ar
A. d. 1850 in and 10 the following piece parcel Of land
situated in the town Of Somers in the county Kenoshs
and described as the west ninety 800 ACres of the n
T. quarter of section number twenty-five RS in town two
= north of range twenty-five 2 east and being the sad
premises now occupied by said s. Chandler Bacon. Dated
December 4, 1881.
6w
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

FIRE-oSE LIFE LosT.-We regret TO learn
that one of the buildings connected with DIR
NJ ads Insane Asylum. was destroyed by fire Oh
Saturday night last and one poor frIlow-one y!
the inmates, was so far Injured, that he died l.
few minutes after being taken from his room.
There We're two other persons in the same build
ing who were rescued before the flames reached
their rooms It's thought that the man who
lost his life, had got out of lis room. and finding
his way To the stove or furnace with which the
Building was warmed, set fire TO his bed Trib-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
vi A IL IL he d:

Sunday Evening, November 80 by Rev. MIR. Tcnney Mr.
WIN. V. HIGH, of Bloomfield, to Miss MARY ANN daugh-
ter of DR.. X. Bourne, Of Bristol.
The best wishes of the Editor follow the new union but
never expected 10 be OBLIGED chronicle the fact TINT
any one Of The Doctors family would get to b, Hon
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
Advertising.

The following Is a good illustration oftho PEN
ny-wise, pound foolish policy which many per-
sons adopt; A man in Saybrook, Conn. recent
~ had farm for sale, and was advised 10 ajvcr-
tI>e ii; he said ''he couldn't afford it, the tam,
was sold for $3.50. The purchaser bought it
""n speculation" paid 81 for advertising, and
shortly Afterwards sold the same farm Tor TWO
thousand dollars !-PdimerS Register
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
NEW YORK. LIST

The steamship Promethcus for San Juan via
Havana, arrived this morning bringing 100000
freight and 100000 in hands of passengers. -
She brings $40 passengers and dates from Ha-
vana TO the Goth. Mr. Thrasher, who had been
sentenced ia the Moro Castle for eight years cx-
pected to receive his liberation on the 24,h.-
His brother had been released The prom the
us brings the Paciic's passengers from San
Juan.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

IL An Irish widow woman in Milwaukee, on
Friday last, left her shanty and two little children
in charge OF another woman, while she went ont
to wash, for the day. The latter made up
large fire in the stove, locked the children in and
went away. The shanty took fire from the stove
pipe and together with the children, was consul
med
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woNnrp,

IMPORTANT To DysPEPTIcs.-Dr J. s. Houghtop's
PEPSIN, The Tac Dgest,Us Fund, Gastric Juicr pre-
pared from RENNET, the Fol RTH STOMACH or
THE OK after directions OF Baron icbg the great Phys
illogical Chemist, by j. $, Houghlon, Nj. D.. Phade
ms Is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspep
sn' Iaundce, Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility
curing ait9r Natures method, by Natures agent,
e Gastric Juice Pamphlets, containing Scientific evil
utnce OF its value furnished by gratis See notice
among the medical adyerli.enent,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

The following letter from Hon Myron Lawrence of Relch
erown. is valuable testimony in favor of the Oxygena,ed
Bigers.
Belchcrtown, March l6 1919
DR.. Green II take great pleasure in informing YOU of the
results OF the medicine called OXygenaed Bters YOU had
the kindness to send me- For twenty Years had suc
fcrcd with umora Asthma was compelled to sit IN one
third OF the nights without going bed at ALL and the resi-
Of the time my sleep interrupted by violent nts of
coughing and great difficulty in breathing In all nv at
tendance upon courts never bed in Northnmp-
ton in twenty years but twice. and then compelled
get up. Now lie In bed without difficulty and sleep pro-
foundy took your medicine according directions The
violent symptoms Immediately abaied and in
the of the remedy has removed all lis troublesome con-
sequences. The value Of such remedy incacuabe and
hope its vrnes may be widely duscd and its benecent
agency extensively employed.
Respectfully yours, MYRON LAWRENCE
Numerous certificates, equally satisfactory will be found
IN the pamphlets accompanying the medicine, and can
obtained of the agents gratis
REED, BATES AUSTIN. Wholesale Druggists, No &c
Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
For sale by sTARkWEATIIER & co. Kcnos,a; F. VI
DE BEltARD & c.. Racine; RUFUS BROW n, NJ. d..
AlWakre and by Druggists generally throughout tho T.
nited States and Canada.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

for the rescue Of the slave, Jerry. And this. all
over the cou 1iry. is the language Of Whip ma.
pers-non agitation of the slavery question
support of the Compromises Anti Slavery
Wings will yon pay the price demanded for
protection Boston Communicable
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
State of Wisconsin,

10 michael lilckey-l"u are hereby notified that writ
of attachment has been against You and ynur
cry attached I" satisfy the demand Of Abraham NJ TYNE
SON. amounting to jSSi Us hnyone dollars Ave cents
Now, unless you shall appear before John L. YSte. L..
e oil tue Peace IN and for said oonnty, his in said
cH, ON me Jun nay Of December 1851 in the
afternoon judgment will be rendered asan., ,ou and vnn
properly sold TO pay the dobt Dated Kenoshs Dec fsM
3W27 AZ "a ~ 80
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

UJ~ new paper devoted to the interest Of
Freedom, is to be started in Syracuse n Y
The $4,000 wanted for the start Is about rails.
ed
The clements Of New York politics are about
to be separated, and new combinations will be
formed which vii knit closely and act powerful
ly in the coming presidential campaign.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

COULDN'T Grow PooR.-The Lockpor, Com
ercial knows OF Il man of business in that CITY
who once determined TO ruin himself by sqnand-
ering his money in advertising, but he found that
the more he advertised the richer he grew, until
at last he vas obliged to give up in despair Of
ever etfecting his purposc in that way.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
ENTERPRISE.

we observe that friend Sloan is Intending his business
INTO distant parts of The country We lately observed his
familiar name and lImn of advertisements, in The Pitts,
oursh Saturday Visitor. They have for some time been
'uf''s Is large As life in the newspapers of Ohio Thus
ne pushing his business with energy 10 the east and the
reversing The order of business the tide of which u
r'' 10 .he westward Wherever the medicines are
sold they are liked and the demand for them cont,pu 10
increase When good article is thus sold We h.va
gre:s that it brings in to the proprietor rich harvest
tWestcra Citizen, H., July "a. 1919.
See Sloans advertisement in another column
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Human and Divine Service will be holden every Sabbath
al the usual no OF hIrch Service, at The City Hall All
are invited who believe in reg .ous freedom.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
Remarks by the Editor i:

Remarks by the Editor:
In answer to the inquiry Of a subscribor-
We can only say, thar provision has Teen
made in the City Charter Ii is The duty of the
Mayor and Council to order an election to fiji
the vacancy,and the officer elected is 10 serve the
unexpired time of the office by whose removal
or resignation the Office has become vacant.
:BFrom present appearances the impression is
general, that ireland will not have million of in
La'atants IN 1852. Her emigration is without pre-
cedent, and the English are hiring the lands and
moving on to take possession OF the soil \ Galway
paper says at this rate Will not De long for the
Celtic race 10 become extinct on its original soil
" The Milwaukee Journal has not found ont
What candidate for Governor, the abolition Tel
egraph supported. For the sake of helping it up
with III times and its compcers, we will tell them
The Telegraph did what it could for Farwel and
re;oices at his election
Now viii the pro-slaye-y Journal answer our
question, or tell US Il itrejoces in Fagwes election
Speaking of pizen,' We see that the old rats
of the Commercial have been killed of. Who adj
that? Our advice is under the circum-
stances to all rats" to keep away from "pizen,"
" they dol'' wish t. - killed o6
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

GENERAL REJoICISG.-The election Of Gov.
ernor FARwELL was, aS we already know high
ly satisfactory to the Wings and Free Soil Dem
ocrats of our State and we are glad to find bv
yesterdays Commercial that the Huneers also
rejoice over the result. Such being the fact,
the popular sentiment Of Wisconsin on this par
icular question, may be safely SC, down as u44n-
irnOus - Sentinel.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

The NEWSPAPER The great general Of The
people, who has driven the enemy from the fort
fed lights of power, and compelled him to give
battle in The open fed Of ,houg ht,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

FmE-On Monday last, at about noon, a fire was
discovered raging in the east end of the house of
Mr.. Thomas White The furniture was taken out
and saved, and the flames were soon arrested bv
the appearance of the Engine Companies
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
HQYE.

u THE Subscriber Creby ofers tp - BIS ft'f'E
ca Stand. known AS the "AnERIoA- .sarA-s' ~
I.es-n boysE situated in kenoshE City, v i+-e.r
- term Il years. The location o i.' stare -.
the llberal patronage always eAteEded TO tbs
i sufcien. accommodation further gsrdruaH ~
qure Vi The Subscriber The premises. $500
CHARLES l.. BDARDAtF,
Kenosha, Nov. 25, 81.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
TTassachusetts Legislature.

The election on the oath, resulted in the tri-
umph Of the Coalitionists
The Legislature stands now 1914 wings, to 2o2
coaitionis so that the state is hopelcssly lost to
Webster whggery, and the compromise m. as
ures for another year, and forever
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

a. We understand that Mr.. J. J. PAppIN.1r
of the Steamer Hudson, has purchased of Mr.
l.. BRccKwAY of this place, the favorte horse
Tom" We congratulate Mr. Pappinau with
his fine steed, and trust he will make kind mas
ter, for "Tom" is the Prince of animals.
BRocKwAr knows what good horse is, and
never drives snyother
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

FRENCH GIRLS IN SOUTHERN FACTORIES
For some reason IL appears that the service of
slaves IL not considered Is de~irrabia by the man
ayers of S me of the Southern manufactures as
labor of another description. A Mobile paper
says the ship Seine is daily expected to arrive in
that port with forty young women from France
To be employed in the Dog river factory. Louis.
Ciiie JOLrnal
The same treason" which has led to this
change of hands in Southern Factory will one
ot these days, we think, induce still more gen.
cral substitution of Free for Slave Labor al ov-
er the Southern States. The fact TINT Slave
cannot compete with Free Labor is sufficiently
well attested and rs pride of opinion and the
force OF habit yield TO the persuasive suggestion
of sei-Intcrest, the tcnaclonCs hold OF the South
upon is " peculiar institution " will be gradual
ly ioosened. Gre many years shall have passed,
Slavery, IN some Of the Southern States, will be-
come too expensive uxHry to be maintained
any longer, and Emancipation, whose progress
has been stayed a while al "MaSon and Dixon's
line, will resume its benehccnt march and blood
less victories. Mt Sentinel
LAKE SHORE RAILRoAD.-The company have
advertised 5000 900 in one thousand dollar bonds
bearing per cent. interest, for the purpose of
furthrring the construction of the road This
sum is included in mortgage on the road for
s700O0O of which only $1,000 has yet been
disposed Of The entire cost Of the road is e,-
tlmated al ST $50 900, OF which one hafis rails
ed by subscription to the stock, and one half by
bonds secured as above The road between
Buffalo and Erie will be completed by the ] 5lh
inst, and thirty miles OF the road eastward from
Cleveland will b. finished by The same time.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

Dr. Anil FMS promlnen; Gern.n 7at-;o
and exile, lately arrived in this country, rcache.
t"s city on Saturday evening. lie was receive,
oy number OF his countrymen with speeche.
ana music 10 which he responded in an appro
pirate manner We iesn that il is the intention
o. cur ci@zens to give him q public reception
VI the une or place we have not yet been ap.
prised.-N!. Vas.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
n. II. ALLEN, Sheriff.

a. TRAlCame in the enclosure Of the subscriber about
~ inc "a OF October, stray OK, about eight
sides with brass nub his horns Brighton Dec 2 1851
4w2S JOTIIA a IIIrT,'tII ~ :, N,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

VIII attend 20 the collection Of deb:s claims, &C.
Eastern Merchants and otheis in ilines and Nissanf
with rromnfrI,s> and despatch. Also To obia.nng % ~
lands and Pensions for S"ldier: Location Oh Lend 4"
rants: Payment Of Taxes; investigation Of 2,!rs, GER
X ane and adjoining counties. -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05

GREELEY AwAKE.-There is noble earnest
ness and power in the following defiant extract
from the y. Y. Tribune:
''For our own part, living within the very shad-
ow of the temple wherein the god Cotton is wor-
shipped, we defy the priests who otficiate at the
alter to do their worst We tell them that from
the depths of our souls we bate ami abhor HUI
man Slavery.
We tell them that we feal that the soil We read
is desPcrated, the air we breathe is polluted, by
the inhunan slave hunts which an ii-consider.
ed compact, made when our fathers were them
selves virtually Shareholders, conpels rs not to
oppose by any other than moral resistance
We tell them that we will not be instrumental in
forcing back into slavery those who have esca-
ped therefrom.
We tel them that very large proportion
OF onr follow citizens share our convictions and
emulate our determination and that the time is
not distant when no man (aud much less "a W.
NAM can be hunted ike beas, of prey through
FREE States, when known to be guilty OF no crime
but that of loving liberty.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
4he law facts We don, undertake 10 state.

81 lhe Hlz Ca 2Lls UUEAEE declines the
nomination Of Candidate for the Vice Prosden-
C o! III" liberty party. This W tlank vas al
e; for, owing 70 the peculiar position he at pres
eai occupies As member Of Congress; and dele
gate 10 a NaUonai Convention. for the nnrro.o
G selecting suitable candidates for the support
Of tho Friends Of Freedom, for tie Offices oc
President and Ij,e President OF line L. S. Mr..
purAee in his letter declining tie honor. says it
Is his hope that all the Friends 0! Freedom NAV
have an opportunity OF uniting upon such candi-
dates as viii reflect the sentiment Of the great
masses Of the North who are in principle oppo-
Sed to The continuance ana spread Of slavery.
Az lioNoE6D NETERAx-1he Salem. Noss,-
ehnseiis Gazette, records the death Of the last Of
lis eHS'Aa' subscribers, Capt. Johnson Proctor.
az me age OF 81, st Dauvers, Massachusetts. on
tHe 4l'A 'Ah'. lad been regular subs,ri.
Der since l7S6--or IS vesrf The editor az tho
G'ze'te pays grateful and graceful tribute to
the veterans memo-y
Speaking Of old subscribers-we have ,b,,,
one hundred and fifty, vno have ,aken tho Eel
cgrsPA' .rom NJ. Vol. l, over II wears. AMI
long distan. be the day before We shat chronj,ls
thcir demise or ihey cease to receive the week.
y vis; 0. ths Telegraph