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BLACK9MITHING.

TwNHE undersigned wishes 20 INFORM his friends ana NC
public al large that he sakcnthe we known stand
ths rear ofightmans Wagon shop, where no intends
arriving the business of Racs smithing aits hanchs
s~y- uorseshoius attended to with extra care nose
xsntAs ANYTHING In his line will ind Il for their nerestto
tive Atn . call. Charges 70 odcratc.
sept -, ke53 JOHN ShVILFfh'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

NwISrORY ofthe Churchesof nsinA n connection
yIththe ,nsi bS Rev Stephen Feet
~. = = o. 80 For saln At KINGS BOOKSTORE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

VENHE undersgn"d wishes 20 inform hiscnds snd QUE
ne hae rr1novot from his former place Of
in The Durkve bloch the clothing store of
Knapp North " tha f'le'raph FTih'hB Oee'
vhsfo ne will coninurthc business Of
TAILORING
In nlIit hrsrches-hn will be happy 10 all who wish
his line lie HATE H'lf tha from hislonH
she business lc viii be able 70 give the most
" Ill Ia59 -I5-tC u. VI. CLARhSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

Glass pavements ale being put down in front OF
some of the public buildings Of Cincinnati.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

GSlLKandFancy DressGoods-AN ofths newest and
IStichsststy leSCound intheEastern nAkehot -,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11
LARnE LOT OF

FAsRzONADLE LADIES-sEyOEs,
ed '''- + W. LYMAN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

GOVERNORS OF STATEs.-The names of
the present Governors of the different States
in the Union are as follows: Wings with
& affixed to their names. 1t will be seen
that that party does not make much of a
show in the list:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

NELLY MOULDS, a beautiful article, for sale a. No.
O ~ Ma street, aug II ! * Ilh'A'i -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11
Meteorological Observations

Made n 35ninN Longitude
W. Elevation JouS GmDLEY
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

A religious paper says, Watch and fortify
yourselves against the temptation of sending 20
etry team editor"
Rev. DR. Francis S. Hawks, of New York, il
North Carolina, rice Bishop Ives.
The Massachusetts Senate have passed bill to
repeal the law of the last session for the abolition
Of capital punishment.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

TERMS OF sUBsCREPTION.
TIA rxIEGR ApH will be furnished weekly to Sub
sOeIbers at the rates following, pe I
2. % - penoz do do
90 npoid within the first 1i,s !, mos Of the year
4 90 wkenIhe above terms are not compliedwith.
vNo subscription taken for less than3 months.
No Daper discontinued until all aIrearages paid.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

m AGs, Old copper,rewter and Brass, at 300 Main
lie, Street.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11
Corn Meal.
w ANTED.

GtORN MF4r-Iu quantities TO suit purchasers, kept
q constantly for sale At the - , -, ,,,,,
Doc q, 1889 So kl.NoSliA SfEAM MILL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

nSION SEED by r.le III, raised T. VIM. Moth, an En-
l. NJ. WAIT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

40 PIECES PIacR Gro dc Rhine. silk. iustreceivcd
az and for sale by METCAIF, MERRILL & CO.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE.

ywxIE city Treasurer v.Noe found Of Ms place Of b.
ness at tae CothtGR Storc u II. kns9p.
II. VI. CT ARkSOS, city Treasurer
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11
G.. B. SMITH.

We hope our readers will "rcad, mark and
inwardly digest the above remarks. The
Suggestions are important, and worthy the
consideration of all who desire the elevation
of agriculture to the rank of profession"
LBS.
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HEAD & LEE,
KS. COTNSELLORS AND So

ATTORNEYS, COUNsELLORS AND SOLICITORS,
KenOsha, Wisconsin.
win attend all professional business entrusted totheiT
care 10 Northsru Illinois and Southern Wisconsin.
ORsoH S. UEAD, Go H. LEE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

Barometer ranged from 2s5 3Ol 80 the first months
g g 2S.SO to 2994O the second month
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

,.xERIL DEALER in Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, iron,
Glass Nails. All kinds OF Tools, Tin Ware, &c, &C.
Corner Of Main and Park streets, Kenosha, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
I. w. WEBSTER.

TrousES and Counsellor at Law. Commissioner for the
State Of Massachusetts. Office Francis Clothing
Store.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

OHPUTY SrpvHYoR Residence In Brighton, two miles
~esl Of Hall & PEatts on the Burlington road.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-03-11

GENERAL DEALER, in Boots, Shoes, Leather and Fint
lngs Main street. opposite old Durkee Block.
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REPORT
OF THE HON. C. L. suOLRs.

~ AAAA- AOAN' - L. oiOLhS'
The chairman and minority of the com
mittee to which was referred sundry petit
tons, praying the enactment of a prohibito-
ry liquor law, and a bill referring to the same
subject begs leave to
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RELisI BELIsi BELLS The subscribers manufacture
- hand all
boat school house, bells
bells hung with moveable
the ciapp~r n a new
place, which de-rabn sfrr bell has been few
spring Alfred ciapp,r resting
bell thereby pfoonsnE sod These bell.
tprcd stock, and castings.
foundry
We give written warranty church bell.
date Of purchase, fair
The all bei~ Nearly
hsv. sold this foundry, which
OF their superiority We
awarded from The ir for bells
purity tone" We getting
chimes, and furnished fo,sdry
every Of
kind Uuitsd has
filled Wa
Of the States Old bells taken In erchansv
Leveis, oompasses, &c oonstanty on hand. Address
A.. MENEELYts Sons,
May 2i--lydAep West Troy, NJ ".
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IN conformity with the Code of Nisns sto psge col section
s d hereby make known an wou. shss
eencse Of the escheaar Psssrs"f3 ~srd
2sh day q Ap 1884, and received tspa once on ms
9Th day Of April 1858 by Inquest hed on me nh SAY | April
Es1 d-@ s~ts~A sss
fosnd escheaed 20 this Commonwealth VIA - d,
lot city 81 sus'sd on h east as- ~ Msrh
esssss ~ Ne ~ n q
The -caih hot az A g. Acwsne 49, asA q" hs
by The p,op~y and
repn'eA TO contsn IN,
rh.s,sA progeny copr,.s. property
Which Mn. sus.n died ss'sed-havnx M sase. ~
assembly ps,..d III, 1885, releasing her The
Cornrpop~ right dining her life.
= rARKEn,
ar0--iswSw Reg Land Ones.
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an Al, Of February 1855 soax named land
osc. Of w,s~s-.A " wa - ~. l~Aa ses. :.
Point, a1d Aensaas " com
.aA z % asy next debates 10 ~
postponed aat Inc sth, iA asd MA u '1y nsA ssrss
lively ~.
pnI aupo thousand eight Ba.ded .aa ~. hsss
nP'"' 49, FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY fresderti
Juss WIlsos, So -
Uomnis loner Of The General Land once.
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Wsshinffcn, Arrh W Is55
IN the petition o Joseph Mock, Of Pbsd.pha, Pa praying
for the OF granted him the sixteenth
s ofJuy is for in padiocts spd other locks
for from the expiration Of said patent which 'ahss
place e sirtsen, b day OF July eighteen hundred and any
three tls53-- q ~ a'.. -. ~ -. 81 J.
u ordered ms, the said petition be heard - Patent once
Monday, the -evcnh tQ OF Ians At ~ O'clock
and all ncshed and show II hey
have why said psssuca onsht not 70 be granted ~ IL . !
Persons opposing required ne In the Patent
Once their specially forth writing least tsen
days ke<e The bearings ali 6ed NJ e'sssr
he us~d At The said hearing he taken snA transmitted In
With the rules Of hs Once, which win he Furnished on sr
pitt alton. .4
Ordered this published Nsiosi ssengen
Repuhne Union. D. CT Inquirer Phlsdepha
s Espves. New York Daily Be~ bossor Msss ssd Union
Har Pa for
2 day Of June the DAP Of seAns
.4net ssf.4rf ~ - e58 r. q Wet0HfMAN, .rffi
f.. +. a.sf Acting Cosnss~io~sr
Of the shove will pesse and Sod their
hills TO The pssus Once with conss'nas this notice
April E-1aw3w II rtlaeiA HH -ff t8
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DY Of the Iss.iaure OF The Maryland
pas.ed Jznaary An
pirate Metropolitan kascad Cosspsry,~ and cosmiy
rotice hereby usd~risasd
that books for receiving sscpson. 70 the
said Metropolitan Railroad
Monday the 9th day o. Jan' and be ksi from the said 90
10th Of 10
O'CLOCK tbs hour. ocock, ssid the
places persons following
a~hiugtoo Patriotic Bank ~ The
Metropolis. bsshor kers
w District
cn commissioners resdMs said city, and
cashiers u said bsnks
Al fsrm. and Mechanics baak Of Gsogs,owa and The
Bark Counsrcs the District Of Co
said
OF Georgetown CASHMERE Of 81 banks
In Of Rockville Montgomery Maryland OF The
Sams.l q. under The
residing IN SAID county, md sssA q
city Fr.a.rck rredeck eouay, Matass, Par
Mechsr,cs OF Frederick county, Fr-ds,ct
Couu Bank and the Branch Bank q The rssss B.nk ss
rrdnx Fredeet
county, and the several cashiers Of said banks
of Bo~nsboro, Washington
Davis Borthart
DAVIS, Of the commissioners, and Bsshks SD
wah,ngoa eoasy, MssyanA
bank and wssh'ag,ns
residing
cashier Of the Hario Bank asd the AZ sa,d asy
inxs Institution. .--.--
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NOTICE. hereby rive notice whom may concern
~ Tirend spp,yisx " the
the eutsst Of hard
~.rrsn No so7, dated Nov.mter w. 100, Issued 70 Henry
Dsng ensign Ne vwTwa
a aost original which hss
s"s duplicate thereof -oed 1861 scre. ~bich
fnsnu deceased IT e## ..... II T. Y..E.f4.alE E.
EitzA 3. POINTS,
Er~cuirir srd soe aevs.e J-s. peins., ase.s..a.
Ap D~ls~am 4...ff +. E..I #ssUH .
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The Naon.i fn,slrrncer, III. Unor, Rspabc, s'
inron ths advocate Georgetown, D. Baltimore snn
VIII
~s.k u the l6,h Of June The Jcaps Rockville Monsomsu
Hersd swd O.
whig Middeo~n tn. odd yellow. Boorshso' s1d The
Herald and Toch,sb' the Hsesr-so~n Nss, and me
Peoples will respectively
until ne 18th OF
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I'm. EDWARD u. CARMICHA EJ. frovn vtvsumsa
o.rs NJ. professional services the II WVs9tq
n. residence once ION ssorsrs ~ Tvrs
HrA.i. Ap &-du
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No. 4Ss.l
by the PRECEDENT of tho United sfates.
May 25-wlJw

IN pursuance OF law MrLLARD FILLMORE President
dat p"se ae will be held The land orees in
the Stale Of WISCONSIN, the periods hereinafter designated
Al land once WILLOW RIVER commencing Monday
May the di-posl Of The public land.
used within the aforementioned townships and fractional
ships, VIM
efhs and Of ths fourth principal meridian.
Township forty township my certain
ISLANDS and the main shore Of Lake Superior range
Fractional township my the main shore Of Lake Superior, Of
Township ~ nine, and township. any and any
the shore OF Lake superior, Of range seven
Township forty township n, the shore Of
Fractional townhip. forty my, II Lake
Townships twenty nine thirty, iryo and thirty town
ship- rouy'seven oeight, and fractional township fory
nias, on the shore Of Lake superior, Of range ten
thirty and fractional township forty nine, the shore Of Lake
fown.hp. biy thirty one thiry-two three thirty
four and sc.ns township forty nine, ON Lake SUPERIOR Of
Township. thy ,hryone rhIrtwO thiry'hree, and thirty
Township. hr ono, thirty two, thirty three, and Aiyoor Of
Township. ihyone trtytwo, urycre and thirpfoor Of
range hnsen coossr .ouu,,s.. :, xo,.,v -,
day May for the disposal Of the public lands with
following named township, TO viii
Norn Of Of As prfA rindrai stSian
Townships seventeen eighteen, and nineteen Of
Townships twenty one and t~rny two 2, r.nrs .ir
Townships tw.nyone, weuy~o, 'wenyih three, and twenty
Tawnss,p. ,rsny-ope twenty-five, twenty three, twenty
Town.h,p~ twenty twenty-five twenty three twenty four
T~-n.hlp. ieul and lws.ysv., Of eleven
the STEVENS POINT, commencing Monday,
Of the public lands
limits the townships 10
North Of s haze h@, and eas f The fourth principal ,.1sr
Township twenty Eve, four.
Townships avr, t~enyeigh
thirty, thirty and thir,y-t~o, OF ave-
Township twenty five, of range sir.
Section. thirty, thyone in township
twenty 1--WE. Of
Township. twenty 1--WE ard twenty six Of range
y Township twenty five, Of rsngc. steven
land office atNAsHA. n Monday,
day May disposal of public lands
within N. following named townships, viz
NORTH Of hs bare ire md east o re fourth principal raar
Townships twenty three, range thirteen
Lands appropriated by law snd
other together with hoe everhowsd spds
unfit any, which shall
a's,s authorities before appointed
Of public sales uode entitled An
enable o
wsmp lands within their nrnn,r approved September 2s 1851
he erciuds< fror. the .aies. - ~ IT
The offering the above lands viii he commenced
days appointed and viii in The order in which they
sdvrrttv~d with all until whole sha
offered, cosst but
Ne WEEKS and of
viii be expiration Of the
Given under city Washington this FIRST
February Doni thousand eight hundred and three
m. t.- MfLLARD FILLMORE
= jon. wu.o~ lGH.sss#
rnffh Genes Land sS~.
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Three Hundred Dollar. Premium for a Plan /.
Msrkea-homse.


M,ross orrcr,
Washington, June 1, lass.
city, approved iss Of
A s .s,ho,nin N, committee therein sppon,.d Obtain
and public pur
o. ssas o ..a r.r sI -
erected on ,ns present .'s q III. Centre s.'as. house
once, either personally BY letter. obtain diagrams square
IN. building afford nr
~" e 70 % @ s r rs ss divided .s s no sso o s@"
with vaieu. Once. and rooms for other public Inc
Any further noraton the subject may sppt
Zach pl.n N accompanied with speeae,uo..
The pan. 70 b zen The Mayor. once on OF before O'clock
The premium 70 be paid % the pron whose plan shah be
proved q snd adopted BY u'is corporation. ,s, :,
,ane a-2avtAusl -s &
II ONE Fo-e,s. Patent ."a e~~.r~I Axenry.-
SIN nearly orp', The General Post once, ws'hnson
sNA Co. VIII .uepuoa claim.
sersirn eous',. .nd N, pares., srd q yhr.
Their charges viii be moderate and regulated by d. nature and
n. shortly Easi.-s
nssss. sovsss,
CHAs. " sTANssURv.
Solicitor and legal adviser, n. ~. eri.LET
KrNA issUhANCk comsANS, OF Utica. New H~sk.
srs.s presidents n r. H.~..y .ec,-,.y c.rr.i s'osce
.sid ~ CHts. DE sELDiNG, Agent,
May ~ ss~r seventh st, opposite DAD Fellows Hall.
c~~~... " pablo so,cs dated ~. ssh
ef February, 1854
indiana directed 70 be discontinued ard lands
on.cM ss-r-in ordered to - attached subject
Je@erumvfie, sid
un~oid lands smoancd
pesri~f district
h., qp.n ,as sesr.'. q The Interior ,'ro -.
thov in him vested has directed IN. Of the once
Vtrcsnnes md n u h~vsfp~- recpsp~d weecsdsgry.
Lands in the vnc~pne district v subject ssuy Il the
= IFE-7 ia 7E-Tl1 JOHN WILSON, Commissioner
Gsssr.t Lssp orsios, April 70, 1853,
April 94-A~6w
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BY the President
JoHs WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land

Untei States originally u.
dratcn from market n Of the railroad grant.
Under Congress- Sd March, 1885, entitled An
epon rights ceiain lands therein mentioned
The pre- the United states they exist
tended the public lands The
line of the railroad henbeoe mentioned where the settlement
and made prior the final allotment Of the al
rarod. claims
empon Of public lands within the
limits originally will attach pfedcatsd settlements
made the 4h February ieJ the date of the final aloi
mrnt
miles limits
public sale,
nd be paid any
outside Of the miles, and within limits OF the
prior the
"a lands private entry.
Soldiers bounty land dollar and hve
either class OF lands
only, however be located by each
Immediately close OF the public sale directed by The fore
going President applications viii be received
Tor purchase entry location by Of the
this outside OF the miles limits
prevent confusion insure accuracy,
with instructions be issued the and
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the Gen raj Land Once
May25-wlJw
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TVsE Last Leaf from sunny SIDE ny ~. TRUSTS. with
= nemcvisi II Ae sushcs; W An.Hn Phelps.
ackmA 80 &.
Three Ns~sA. sno-r Young rnhah
snt u the Iur sons the french q T. ,. rchaA
rcRAV 4 HALLAeTySE,
Nay ~ nsvs.0 street.
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THsrs ss give that !, Glars m~Wsns~vns, ~
Virginia. ohss,sed oss
duplicate No "a for aHSS
fssh.v
dated s-ins o sod that .hs claim .rp
W .suc
Jan U-law7m
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JOHN w. MAUAY,
wM. w. CohCORAN,
WIN. w. ST ,rOS,
DAVID ENcLIsH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
rEKDIN md W. kIsoUE,
N the Dssvict ~ Columbia.
CHARLES y. TRAIL,
JACOB ". kUkKEL,
MEREDfTH DAVIS,
IN vr~d.rscs coopty.
RORE6T r.. DADE,
wM. LINcAN 9AfrHEa.
FRANCIS &. GLOrPEu.
IN Aousvv~ssy coscty.
DANIEL wEIsEL,
JAMES WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF Washington county.
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Marble for Extend United sts'e. Capttoi-To Own
OF Marble Qunrries.


C.rrroI yrrrssos Orrcy,
Washington n. c., May 4, is53.
IN order collect information American
suitable
the United Capitol Washington all persons owning
within Unis-d which
capable Of being worked invited send specimens this
once.
Tn. specimen. should be blocks Of cubeai form inches
each face.
specimen
oc atty se and ehc. of
cubic delivery the
boat af stks that be est.nsd
with Of the the direction,
which divided
Tn. IRON dimensions above
be bored Of
r-qssA enclosed Dor and
by The distinctly marked With the
sender, well directed this office.
ordinary
and reasonable freight viii he paid their
delivery = shs once.
couey papers sensrsiy
benefits Dis
giving editorial
PAPER. Of this advertisement from this on'c.
In weekly for months,
copy shes pap~s with their ksi,., 10 this Once
- 7'e.rr.-E NJ. c. MEIes,
Captain Engineers ehsse of Extension u. s.C.rstol
Msy 17-is~ssr~p - @@###t
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pcstpc~ssns"t Of The Public Vs.c.~ssm.
NOTICE hereby rvrn that
~ the proclamation tbs President II United
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Every person right n the
townships snoD~
~ssd required eshsh tn. same % The ssscon
land oce snd sye~t
fe fhis day
appointed Of the public land. en-
. s-.a .#s.. asls.e.ts John WILSON.
Commissioner II the General Lane onnc.
FehA-1swf9w
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The new YORK and Liverpool United states Mail
steamers.
The ships comprising this line
Inc Capt west
IaPt
Inc ......Capt Srafion.
These ships having been built by 81
ssly for service has been
ZHlf~ ther in their
insure strength and speed and their
unequaled elegance comfort
passage New York Liverpool G cabin $500
Exclusive $500
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and 40.
A experienced surgeon attached To each ship
10 bet an e secured until paid for.
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II Brnshes-A very superior article, Al "s~Ves an"
Hat, cap, snd ssn,'sm.r. norn,.sn, .., $780,
Pens sv.~a. n.., AZ .s...,
ywns R-eoN = '"'-'
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTfON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right Of Of the
lands townships townships above
er,absh scfon the and
receiver proper Office and make payment therefor
practicable seeing fh notice. and before ms day
Tor the Of the public sale Of The land
brscng the claimed otherwise such claim viii he forfeited
WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Msy lp-iswi3v
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LIMA lksUhANCE COMPANY, OF tts~a. y " N~rA.
III sgsin.t inland Jops
Hrssss presidents w. w. Hswrsr, ,ec,~fsy. Capital, s7obco
.Efffl CHAs. DE SELDiNG. Agent.
ct rsInw
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-19
ODD FISHES.

DR.. Hancock mentions fish the lorcara which creeps
upon oil fours in the beds of rivers. This little nny
quadruped has very singular appearance moving upon
its four stills, which produced by bony ray in front
of its pectora fins, and Of the next pair them The
caitclys, Brazilian fish, walks in this way for miles in
search of water, when, often happens, the pools in
which it lives are dried up. The climbing perch (perco
scdndns not only creeps along the Shore but ascends
trees in search Of the crustaceans upon which it feeds
is found in Tranquebar. 1t must have difficulty in
ascending the fan-palms, if it not provided with
numerous little spines horns upon its fms, by
Of which it suspends itself whilst climbing using them
like hands In addition to these pecularitos il has the
power oodng both dorsa and anal fms when not using
them, and thus literally puts its hands in its pocket,
for deposits them in cavity in its body provided by
nature on purpose to receive them when they not
needed for progression.
The perca scandeRs is not the only kind Of sh which
ascend in search Of food several species are found
in the Polynesian islands climbing the palms The
remarkable of them is kind Of lobster Of gigantic
sze and Of strength sufficient open the cocoa nuts
upon which it chiefly subssts.
Nor are these the only instances Of the inhabitants
the waters forsaking their native element Several
reties of fish in the Indian Ocean and in the Mediter
adapted for short fight and these peculi-
arties of habit and movement highly interesting even
when devoid Of grace for they ore examples of contr
vance which displays the goodness Of the Creator in fur
nshng them with the Of providing for themselves
amidst the accidents and difficulties that may fall b
their lot
1t has been asserted that FISH are quite deaf: but
though they have external organ Of hearing they
by means deficient in this sense and their faculty
smelling is so wonderful that they are guided by it through
storm and darkness and directed their prey
cd TO escape from their eaemes at an immense distance
Lacepede considers this much the acnte Of their
senses that he calls their valuable eye The oac
tory membrane Of shark occupies several feet
Fishes have the character Of being remarkably stupid
and yet they are not wholly incapable ofnstructon
many parts Of Germany the trout carp and tench or
summoned TO their food by the sound of "A bell and il
the gardens Of Versailles fish were kept for NOR
than century which would when they were calle
' by their names,
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Making the whole State debt on the 25th

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-A striking instance of the
mutaby of human affairs, says the Davenport Eng
Telegraph has recently occurred in the person Of stoker
board her mnestys ship Valorous lying at this port
BY some conreemps the individual who has fallen
unexpectedly into the lap of fortune has been condemned
by the tickle goddess to pass his life, up to the present
moment in the humble obscure position of stoker
is said become the inhertor having been lying in the
Chanccry for many years few days ago, this
begrmmed and sooty Of Neptune visited board
necessary inquiries communicated to the object of his
visit the astounding intelligence that he entitled to
the earldom of Stockport, and the immense property
attached to the title of the value of f34 900 per
annum The feelings of the poor fellow on learning the
almost incredible transformation that had taken place in
his affairs may be readily conceived We hear that
the hero of this romance Of real life Immediately de-
parted for London in company with the gentleman aud
ed to- in order to complete the necessary arrangements
previous to taking possession of his wealth and
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