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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

re- 1t may not be generally known that
SEINE of the Ladies of this City, whose IDEAS
of the proper sphere of woman are not linn
tied by the kitchen gauge, are making
efforts for the establishment here of an Asy-
lum for orphan and INDECENT chilhcn.-
For this purpose they have made a purchase
of a handsome tract of land, five acres, near
the western limit Of the corporation, and
mean to proceed in the accomplishment of
the ultimate object, rs fast as circumstances
will allow.
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Western Assembly District Con
Vention.

Mass Meeting of the friends of prohibitory
Liquor Law, will be held at Burgest's corners, Oh
Tuesday the 25th day OF October, Inst,
at one o'clock, p NJ. for the purpose O. nominat-
ing suitable candidate for member of Assembly.
from said district, to be supported at tho ensuing
election October 3C IS53
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

ET En- Governor Dewey is the Demo
cratic and Orsamus Cole the Wing, candi-
date for Scna.orin Grant county.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

Not less than $4,000 bushels of wheat.
barley, and oats, have been brought into this
market during the past "a days
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

LE- At this time, when the economical
bearings of the temperance issue are being
discussed, the figures connected with the
pauper expenditures of the city of Kenosha,
and the various towns of the county, for
three years past, may not be uninteresting.
From the organization of the county in 1850
to the first of April last, the aggregate, on
resident and nonresident pauper account,
was about 81, 500. How much of this
amount is chargeable to the liquor traffic is
not closely ascertainable. From what in
vestigation wehave made, however, we think
! it safe to assume that at least two-thirds of
the sum given, may be thus chargeable di-
rectly: $1,000. Add to this the judicial
expenses. county, city, and town, resulting
from the same cause during the same peri
cd, and we shall have an aggregate of not
trifie short of $4,000 per year taken from
the pockets of the taxpayers of this county
W iiltCe tiiC fdiIOuS puUllC liftOHlllCS IcSult-
ing from the rum trade To say nothing
then, of the moral considerations involved in
this question, in dollar and cent point of
view the enactment of prohibitory liquor
law overrides in Importance any and all 9TH
er issues presented to the people for their
decision. We trust taxpayers will remem-
Der these facts when the time comes for vo-
/ tipCr on this iSSua and for SeloctinU q Gov
ernor and members of the Legislature.
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s. BARNES, Proprietor. lGl Broadway, NY
Badness Positively Cured |!
r. q EvUERgANsS

AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE is truly the won
der of the Perhaps article offered the pub
&c is received with greater favor than this and persons
Bald becoming have only the article to be
y satisfied.
N B-Agens are authorized TO give written guarantees
preferred, price to be agreed upon between the parties
J. b. sTARRWEATHER, & Co., Agent.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

For preserving Restoring Cleaning aud BcNutyng the Hair
alternating Nervous Headache and Curing Erupise Diseases
the skin Its reputation with the civilization Of
the globe makes all praise superuous all
sbe and since its discovery has found substitute to
re its neontescds incontesabe superiority Physicians
and Chemshonorablc citizens from all Professions Of life
the leading Journals Of Europe and America Lad. who
used it upon:her dressing tables Mothers their
riesnfact its million patrons here from pbeians
kings pronounce it the most pleasing and effective article eth
edcinal Toilet preparation produced DO
fail to give it trial lrce % centu
;. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Broadway, N. Y
80 = - -
- DiGEST!' Such is the true meaning of the word
PEPSIN, or Of the two Greek words from which
rived This is the significant and appropriate title of tho
TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. or GASTRIC JUICE, prepar-
ed by Dr. J. ,. HOUGHTON, OF Philadelphia, from the
fourth Stomach Of the OK for the Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia IL is Natures remedy for unhealthy
Stomach. No art OF man equults curative powers. II
renders GOOD EATING perfectly consistent with health
Seethe 1gure ofthe OK IN another part OF This paper
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
From the Miwaukee Wisconsin.
The Business of Ixcnosh a, sc.
KENosHA, Wis, Oct. 7. 1855

kENosHA, Wis, Oct. 7, 1853.
Mr.. EditOr:-I noticed in your paper Of
Wednesday, an extract from a Racine pa
per, stating that a large portion of the pro
ducc of the western part of Kenosha Co,
was marketed at Racine, and that they cal
culated upon soon receiving the remaining
portion.
As this statement was evidently design
ed by the paper in which it originated, to
convey the impression-and very errone-
Gus One--that the business of our back coun-
try was transacted at Racine, instead of
this city.
Will you allow me to state what we ac-
tually are doing, SO that you and your
readers can draw their own conclusions
Yesterday, Thursday, there was received
at this place, of wheat, oats and barley
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

IS- The Mineral Point Tribune, abiding
to the rumor that Moses NJ. Strong, who
is candidate for the Legislature, is a friend
of the Maine law, says, it is understood diff
ferently in that section of country.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
THE STATE FAIR.

B. P. Cahoon, got premiums for the 3
best varieties of pears, and the second best
varieties of apples.
John Bell, of Gardeners prairie, got pre-
miums for the best variety of apples, and
the best varieties of pc ars.
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Reward 7!

Bring home ny FLAX SEED SCREEN
and you shall be rewarded.
]. J. PETIT
kenosha, Oct. 10, 1858.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

EEA mass Maine law meeting for Ra-
cine county, was held at Union Grove, yes
terday.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

f J. Jackson,
G. Carpenter,
Addison Moore,
Samuel Curtis,
Hiram Blake,
Don p. Pike,
Joel Farnsworth,
Harmon Marsh,
A. ID. Cornwall,
Charles Bettcrsor,
f. Wilcox,
l.. Booth,
James X. Smith,
Erastus ID. Smith,
Thomas Tenncv,
J. p. Bishop,
J. W. l.. Marsh,
John Hartwell Jr,
VIM. Bagg,
John w. Angever,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

j. c. Roberts,
N. Jackson,
Alexander Bath.
Thos. Slade,
George w. Hall,
George Vinton,
Oliver Reynolds,
John S. Reynolds,
Abraham Smith,
John d. Mcintyre,
G. J. Peasc,
s. f. Tarbcll,
VIM. r. Higgins,
r. Bourne,
John Rhodes,
William Rhodes,
William Q. Reed,
John w. Halliday,
Alex. Bailey,
G. w. Jackson.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14
POISONING.

{. Il. FISHER, & Co., ProprietOrs,
No. 81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-14

FROM CALIFoRNIA.-Then news from Cal
ifornla is generally of but little Importance.
The election took place on the 7th OF
September, and resulted in a Democratic
triumph, John Bigler was elected Cover
nor, and Samuel Purdy Lieut.. Governor
The vote everywhere was large, and the
contest close. In San Francisco the De-
mocrats had a very small majority.
Intelligence from Rogue River announ-
ces the cessation of Indian hostiities, in
consequence ola treaty made by Gen Lane
with several hostile tribes.
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A New Ticket.

At the State Fairat WATERFOWL, last week,
number of individuals, withoutdistincton
of party, got together and nominated the
fnllowino state ticket;
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AlEXICO.

From Tie New. Or cans Plcsyune. June g.
Py the Texas have received files OF exchanges
from Vera Cruz the I'D and from tie City Of Mexico %
the sh inst from which translate the 10 loving items
Santa Afss birthday. the 18th OF june celebrated
WIKI great p0mp ssutes fred the troops paraded
and The President received the Diplomatic Corps.
The SgO De Auere having appeared several days in
succession without leading articles the editors published
in explanation a note from the Government which they
had received This note states thar the Government had
with dspasare the editorials Of the paper and the
delay gifh which they published the DEGREES Of the Gov
eminent and threatens them with the Law these things
are repeated.
The EDITORS say commenting upon the order that they
can neither reply defend themselves and thar they
DO know What the IDEAS Of the Government the
cueOns Of the day they canno. write for they may mad
yerr-nt'v oppose those IDEAS Politics prohibited.
senior A guiar had Nnved in the City Il Mexico and
taken charge Of the portfolio Of the Ministry Of State
The official paper states that disturbance had oc-
cured Of very little importance 10 the town Of arms
STATE GusnaI where two Of the in.tgAiOrs OF inc
disturbance killed IL says that the OF the ar
was cruuk enDess and that il not political.
IL ihe City 81 Guerrero the death II Aaman was cels
brsied with public reoicings BY some democratic Clubs
Tie completion If the line Of telegraph % Japs IS An
nounced and dispatches received over 81 Mexico
Don Federico Fulqssz had been appointed Minister TO
New Granada and il said that he Toald ais VISIT en-
ezuea and EucadOr in bis official character lie OrdeH
proposes h al be shall be authorized 20 invite these and all
the other HsUanO American States % General Congress
Ike thai which Bolivar called together az Panama IN ls2o
The Orden thinks this necessary because
An enemy ten times more terrible for her perdious and
r1inous policy ard for her usurpng and 2V2rcous views
than were al the European combinations ia 523 70 sustain
the rights Of Spain threatens to absorb the sovereignty Of
tbe continent and tc destroy the race
Il states that such alliance the old mother country
would unite.
Troops have been sent 10 Guansiuato 10 Chihuahua
Aguas Calien,es and GuAdalaara.
Two soldiers had committed suicide in the barracks in
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Amuscments
Ample preparations have been made 10 crafty the
crowds who will rush to the various places Of Amusement
AtNBto the inmitable Rsve Family present the pan
tomime Of the -Four Lovers evoluons the rghrope,
extraordinary eats the Perous Ladder and the comic
paniomime Of Mons. Dechalumesu'
Atthe BRoADwAY THEArER, Barney Williams and Mrs.
B. " present ireland it Is aud In and Out OF
Place" in which Mrs w is lrishnan, French Lady
A, Dancing master, a German soldier aud Yankee girl
Also, the Happy Man.
R,Rxrv-. Mv.ruN will be all alive The Bearded Lady
the Whiring Phenomenon, sc. as usual. Extra perform
ance every hour In the evening the National Drama Of
American Farmers"
AT the HlrPonRoHE there will be three performance
at II A. ~ and 3 and p NJ Among thu pieces ar9 Yer
saies in 66l the Grant Floral Car Ia Cour Greque Ia
Double TIapeze Trial Of the Position, La Perchs Equ
pose Scene Of Tho Grecsn Hippodrome Rapid Flight of
Osriches the Volatile Globes Course des Snge, Grand
Chariot Race Flight Of Liberty Horses Acts Of tho Manege
Atthe WASHINGTON ClUcus there viii be ,hree perform
ances-at 10 a. NJ, and and p. NJ The performances
will BE- Of the first order by frstc company Of male
and female eque,Iisns
Ar CAsrGF GAEDEN. Likeoon's Tung Hook Tong Chi.
uese Comp any, for this night only. comprising fry per
formers tie most celebrated Of the Chinese Empire who
will appear in thsir novel piece styled The Coronation
Of the Emperor together with he great Chinese rumbers
and Chinese Tarars Comic singing and Dancing by pop
given and the hole will terminate with grand Bal, in
which the Chinese will be invited to participate.
WOODS NINsrRFIs-Tbere will be A afternoon con
cert at o'clock Also, in the evening The popularity Of
,ht company is undmnished and their performances al
ways admired.
BrcKLtY's ErHIoPuS OPERA HorsF, at No. $50 Broad
way, will be open today by Buckleys New Orleans Sere
uaders with new songs operate chorus also their cee
ebratsd buresque the Italian opera. There will be
an afternoon concert commencing st o'clock. Evening
concert a O'Clock. r
Banvards PANORAMIC Of the Holy Land DIR Abbotts
Collection of Egyptian Antiquities the Bryan Gallery Of
Christian Ant Tao Dusseldorf Gallery and the exhibition
Of paintings az the National Academy Of Design TO b.
seen in Broadway offer both instruction and amusemntto
our ciuzels.
Tnere will be a regatta at Fort Hamilton at II An.
If any one is doubtful Of his character let him place his
head under the manpu.tions Of Prof FoTer who will be
at home to-day No l3l Nassau St, md he will be
ligttened
Free Concerts are given all day at Otto Cottage Hobo
ken.
RFFRgsHMENTs.
These highly necessary articles can be had by down
towners at TAYLoEs NEW SALOON, corner OF broadway
and Fra, klinst
Those up town will be well taken Of At the NAE
GAEDEs Fifth ay, opposite the Reservoir and Cyrs,a
Palace.
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The Day in BROOKLYN.

display Of Fireworks under direction Of the Com
mon Council for which purpose $500 has been spproprs
tee viii be discharged from For; Greene this evening
TIE Chief Of Police has been empowered grant priv
egss Tor pitching booths. and sbogt eighty applications
have been ms6e ard granted 1t an express stipulation
tatro liquor be sold upon the ground and al persons
Vho violate this order will b. arrested policeme0 from
each district have been detailed for the especial purpose Of
enforcing the law 10 this respect.
TIE military vii turn on; at hslfpsst eoclock, A. ".
snd u4rch about the City until nine When they vii 6e dis
missed Several Companies will thereafter proceed 70
Wamsburgh to celebrate the remainder Of the day in
that City.
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WilIiaushurgh.

The celebration will consist Of firing national salute,
military psrsde and fireworks AZ o. o'clock the Firth
Brigade Gen Duryes commanding, will form IN Second st.
corner Of south Tenth St md march thr ,ugh South Tenth
Fourth and south Secoudsts 20 the City Hail. where they
will be reviewed By the Mayor and Common Council snd
after marching through several other streets will be dis
missed in Ewenst The display Of fireworks will take
place AZ O'Clock in Unionsv. head Of South Second st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
In Peups,Iyrpis ard New.Jersey.

PHILADELPHIA -sf1rdly. July = I55I
The storm yesterday not felt severely IN the center
Of this CITY but caused much damage in the upper part n
county mirroring hOuses tearing down trees and level
III crops The ha stones broke innumerabia windows
The Epi-copa Church at Beverly. N@~ Jersey. was
sru,k by lightning and nearly demolished Perkins, Hotel
ocf.A
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stsbbIpG ARRAY nj Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH Saturday, July ls3
not occurred yesterd AFTERNOON ia lager bier saloon
m this city IN which tn proprietor uan-d lgu-u- L1s
Ier wAs stabbed ,upp ID morally snd the bT tenders
Francis Kelerman aud Feraioand kaisr we're seriously
vonnded The p4rtes Who inf.c~d tie wounds Fran
els p, r. ano Gen " eI- men Of resPe table
connect ous. They have been arrested.
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NJ Benefits old established laboratory At No. 1875
Front =.
J. W. Holbertous No a. Maiden lane. agents for the
Eiges.
Bsdesu & Lockvoods on the west side, At No sos
Wsshin ston 81
AtJ b. Purfys AZ No - uailsn-lsua
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stnbbing ARRAY at Pitt.burg.

PIT1sBURG, saturday, July 1853
riot occurred yesterday afternoon lager beer
bon in this city in which the proprietor named Augustus
Lusler was stabbed supposed mortay and the b,rtsn
6ers Francis Kelerman and Ferdinand Kaiser, ser
ousy wounded The parties sho inflicted the Wounds
Francis Porter ard George W Lewis young OF re-
peciable connections They have been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

The Cou~miitee Of the Board Of Aldermen OF Jersey
City has announced the programme for the celebration Of
this our National Anniversary. gun will be fred At
daybresk. and National salute At sunrise AZ noon
thirteen guns will be fred A. sundown the National
sslrtA Of th-rv two guns will be fired At I o'clock
an exhibition Of fire works by AID Edge Si be given in
Van Vor.isquare Il expected thst the bells will be
rurg 4. the time of the firing of the salutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

The Storm nj newark.

The recent storms have been very destructive to tbs
crops IN the vicinity The hail stones be down the corr
Ar oats broke fruit trees and did l1eat damage Thf
ito m which powerful last night N-E ok passed
to the north Of this place, and bat Little rain fell
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The sIenmer Ocfnn.

bDoIDNl TaflfdHFl I'D
The steamer Ocean has been pot of the LOndonsr rock
sad towed to this port. Her bottom il sadly damaged
BOSTON. July .. 1850
The steamer Admiral from st John brought 900 los.
hssh lmOn
The Albany train came il last evening with thirty cars
fall Of passougers
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meath Of Or. Chapn1aB-Yaects or the Storm Yes
fefday.
PHILADELPHIA, ss'1

PHILADELPHIA ss'urday July ? 1883.
tn, venerable Dr. Chapman died in this city Yesterday
- "A vesrs He had been connected with the Pennsy
,,nia University since I'LL, resigned in s5o, and
elected Emeritus Professor
The storm yesterday not fslt severely in the cene
n s city but caused much damage the upper psr o.
the country unroofng houses tearing down trees and lev
cling crops The basones brooks innumerabe Windows.
The Episcopal Church At Beverley jersey vas sirsck
BY le btnDg and nearly demolished Perkins hotel was
rnrOOfed
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At Tarrytown,

The celebration will be made more than usually intcres
ing by the LAYING Of the stone Of monument
tie captors Of Andre JAS. T Brady Esq, Of New lori
will deliver Grafton.
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CiNCINNATL Saturday, July 2, 1883.
A gravel train on the Central Railroad into pas.
sepger tsin between Columbus and GAINESVILLE yesterday.
fireman and engineer and Mr. Guthrie Of Putnam,
ured but not seriously The gravel train out
n time
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New York situa,ed in Grsndst. between seventh and
Eighth SIS. struck by lightning during the storm dam
sgne the oyster soOOn of Thomas Lane TO the amount Of
s5o the clothing store Of Nr Ireland so and saddle and
harnes.mskers establishment and butchers shop kept
~ German 20 4 considerable amount The windo "a in
ibe rtire block corplei-y br ken Ire f.cy
Of Mr. Rhodes in Aiosey 81. unrOoied and the gste
end Of the building forced in.
Gro'n Potrf-At Green Point thsr. bat ltle
damage done further than an immense destruction Of win
dow glass
4, schooner broke loose from her moorngs near tie
ey ard drifted INTO tie river bat vas oFed back by
ferry boat.
Br,Iv'ct-A barn belonging 10 Judys Con'eiyea, n
Buslwick in which 20 G-rnsn lsoorers had taken
-helter blown down burying them IN the ruins Bat
fortunately TO lives lost -Four meo whose name
could lot b. asce-tsaed seriously injured
bad bis ces; bones crushed n and another had lis leg and
am broken.
The roof blown from the dwelling Of Mr CAlbassch
in Busbwick.
Tie rope walk If Mr Lawrence on B1shviok Cross-
Dads. pros'ratsd 70 the ground.
-Four carriages the plank road on their way with
funeral procession 10 the Cypress Hills Cemetery were up
ST. ly rhich II of The ls5s Or less injured
srd Baumgsrdner residing o. Nontross and Ora
Fams received internal injuries from which i feared
he cannot The carriages were also considerably
damaged
Ntddis TVlore-The lefec's of the storm were felt
severely AZ Middle vage and vicinity tuaed about three
miles cas-; Of William sburg barn at this place belongs
10 Justice Morris ofNeFtown, strGok by ghtnng
and that together with quantity Of hay destroyed ~
FIRE Loss about 4 900
The house Of SIR John B Rey was also very much dam
aged by the storm.
We are informed that beyond Nevtown village tlere WAS
10 hail and no damage done ny the storm.
The storm Delaware River.
Mr. Rrai.ted residing 10 Div siou William sburgh was
crossing Delaware River near Burlington WITH boat load
of seventeen horses By tie violence fth4 storm himself
and four borses were washed overheard. He soon
rescued brit the horses were lost They cost him s72o
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nrcndfnl Accident.

ITKINTIDN, seflfiIJl july z I'D.
Mr. j Mason, Of the d1n Of Mason N Je~e't OF keh-
nond was instantly killed last evening His n7ck came in
contact With circular s4w, which instantly severed his
head from big BODY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

The day viii be celebrated in an appropriate manner
An Grafton will del.yored by A. A. Phillips. Esq, Of New
York CITY and the different societies of the place, viz
Independent Order cf United Americans, Independent
order Of Recbabes with the citizens general will be
formed In procession and meet the boat her arrival
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Neu-Hampshire Legislatnre.

CONCORD, n H., ss'arlay. Jay 2 1919
tn. New Hampshire Legislature finally adjourned THIS
morning Al the laws to regulate the sale Of hq1or ann
great part Of the Bank bills have been postponed s 80.
very Stringent enactment concerning railroad acei-
s.r,s and the management o. trains on r4rosd' has
sc, nssssd The amount Of business referred TO the mex
,s.on Of the Legislature large, and mostly OF private
nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

BY RVEL, Fireman. 2 Of axe. Readed 10 Alhaav
!eHS EosrEN Second Psnnyman 3 OF THIS poor man
abs ireht jumped into The cWued lev.s
~ Ard ihIee Children
yoHS RAD Fireman 20 years Of native o. Scotland
loHN DoNNFLLf, Fireman yeas Of Ireland Died
T. Hosflto
!NE PokrEx Fireman year. o. age, native Of Scotland Died
he Hospital
!essFH fosDek Fireman years q age Resided in New-Yo
Oes ic the Hospital
JouN Willy sged "a Eatve q ireland hos real name was oaS
| Mains the total number OH deaths to dis date SEVEN
INJURED.
WASHINGTON HAw the engineer, who supposed 10 have
u hE he has been taken home Fort Lee bv ks r,.-
AoSiRD MARIIS The deck haad, e much be.tes.
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atCommunipaW.

The ever glorious Anniversary Of American lniepend-
eucs vii be- duly celebrated At the ancient ai honor
able village of Communpaw ia Of Itself Of the
relics Of the Revolution An Grafton will be delivered
and tri0lic odes will be sung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

The Governors give the Citys large family Of children.
at the Nurseries and extra treat to-day There will also be
banner presentation.
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At Other villages.

fne celebration is expected here, for which ample
preparations have been made.