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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
PIE PLANTS FOR SALE.

| 4 <AHOON'S WELL KNOWN SEEDING, superior
u In quality and size 10 any Of the varieties VAN
moth, Colossal. or Victoria, continues Ia produce
stocks until November being AFFECT ed by the early frosts
This variety was raised by Tie subscriber - from
seed, and AFTER being under cultivation that zen 9Th OF time
holds go1di size having this year produced weigh
ing four pounds II oz. each.
will securely pack in boxes and forward according
directions, Roots for 50; five Roots for 80 one Tor
81 ca hto be sent with the order severe frost does
not lnre the Roots hey be sent with safely to any
part oithe Union.
ALSO for sale Dwarf Pear Trees ofsvperlor varieties
most of fhem bearing sizes. Apple. Plum and cherry
Trees. OF the varieties recommended general cuya-
ton BY The American PomLlogual Congress. oosrbctry
Bushes of best varieties. Qnces aud RaSpberies. III
Y. Grapes, four varieties. Red and " Lie Du.ch
! CIlrdnts Fluwerng
shrubs and Ornamental Trees.
Bubous, Flow, ng Roots, and Dahlas hat rcceiveda
the Premjans ded The last Fall Stale tair-over 10
varieties. 1905 b. Fir~. Spruce, emlock and Arbor
Niim, from ~ o. I've feet high.
In the list o ' berries viii be found the celebrated
Houghiou's Sceuiy Which stand at the head OF all
known yareiies, aever mdews in any locality; a sin
gle bush my Garden. four years Old produced year
Is quarts of rn Ii frequently makes growth In one
year rom four five feet 1t requires training on Trt
lis.
~ wish 1t plrticuIary understood that have not for
sale any Cheap Goods In my inc of business bought
-4sotiol haf price, bat all have for sale have ether
grown my Iround purchased from the best
Eastern Nar cries only, having regard 10 BEST VARIETIES,
vigor of growth, aud form OF trees. Price being secouda-
" consideration, shall sell for what VERY GOOD article
is fairly worth.
B.P CAHoON.
Kenosha, March %, 1853. 40
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ANIMALS FOR 1853.
TAKE NOTICE.
All Persons

INDEBTED TO me will lease cali and pay, rs have made
q new arrangements in my business, and have what
is duc me. T. w LYMAN
March 81, 1888.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24
Ix0n.NsACK,s LIVER PILLS.

No pat of the system is liable 10 disease than the
L:ccr, being sIppld with numerous blood vessels and
nerves and diseased The blood OF course flowing through
all parts body. produces Lioer C0pdiat>, aHRdic
nj JHg.ti Ir
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Special Notice.

LII those whohave deceased friends. and wish 10 COM
IA meniorae them in suitable MANNER would INFORM
that the MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT heretofore carried
by the subscriber in this place, will be dsconnucdin
a Ry weeks. JOSEPH J. KHLE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

EUST Received fresh from the Eastern Market choice
a. and extensive selection Of Books, STATIONERY ANn
casey ARTIcLEsto which the attention of Country Mer
chants, and school Committees, ARE invited.
SCHOOL,. BOOKS.
large assortment bracng the various kinds used in
Academies and Schools, always hand and will be sold
al the lowest prices.
SGo110mo~yo
Consistently on hand and ready for
exhibition prices that will prove satisfactory purch-
Paper, Pencils, States. Portfolios Fancy and Common
Tnkssands, Cayons, Mathematical instruments. A great
variety Of Sizes patterns. and qualities Buff he Let.
Ter, Document, Note, and Card Envelopes, &c, sc.
Blank Books.
complete assortment of Blank Account Books ruled
to althe various patterns in use and fun and hall bound
in the m0sts dbsanta manner ard durable STYLE
lfor sheep manufactured he best paper, either meGi-
denny fun assortment of Ledgers Journals
Day Books. invoice, Letter. sales. Cash. Order Receipt
Record Books Alsoa great variety of Miniature Mem
orInn, c.2Hd Pass Books to which the attention of
purchasers 11ft,ar invited Feeling assured than
this department m ck snot To be surpassed either in
quality price. fovr, School. Private Libraries sup
piled the nn liberal The PIbIic generally are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine my Stock, will
way eread f0re Examination.
SIMEON KING.
keaosha, December, 1851.
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WELL 400 FEET DEP,

in l8l9, Pittsburgh Pa.s clear and of beautiful
wine coloris plu IL 50 ct bottles just flows from
the Fountains externally and Internally generally 3
times daybu Tor Agae and Diarfhpa eIspoohful ev
cry hours, and Cholera MOrbus every hour
The Proprc has using the canning, inna-
ted, blowing style brought ohe aid of the Patent Mixtures
and Noslrums OF the dave ,nScous that this Oil being
Natures own work and No HUMAN INVENTION, is fast
huding its WY to public favo-nor will make long
parade Of C.gica The voices of the cured speak
3n louder ard ~ UpGR In lis praise. SO let it he. Lce
the Oil speak for Itself Get Circulars with Directions gra-
It's of gents For sale by Druggists generally in ha Yves
and by STARkWEAT1IER u co, and L. ROBINSON,
KENOSHA. 50
+. NJ. LYON, Fort Wayne, Proprietor.
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KIER'S PETROLEUM.

EhR ROCK OiT-Cuges Pneuma,sm, Ag9e, Chronic
~ Sore Eyes, Blindness, PILES Cholera Norous Darr
hpa, DSsenery Scroiula Eyspelas Sail Rheun, Trtel
RiG2wOrm. ErGpons and Pmplrs The hin, Burns and
Scalds, Ola Sores Coughs Gods, Bronchitis, Adcc Of
r Lungs and Wiudpro Diseases of the Bladder and Rid
Edys, White swelling, Conrac othe Limbs and JOINTS
Worms, Group. To1th-Achc, Neuralgia DcofAe>s (some
kinds) Cancer, Female Diseases. Guut. Asthma. sc.
This Wonderful remedy is PURELY NAIURAL-ds-
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To FEMALES.

VouwI find these Pills an Invaluable medicine in many
com pain % wbch yo object. In obs rue ions be
or they nave been found ofincs Unable bcGe6t
in res urjng ard pUr yng he blood and other fluids 80 as
all lomaans winch may arse from female rieSn-
~ rs head dmn of sigh, pain The side &C.
The,e oils ou silica nd eHec Vefemedy to cure The
10 lowing Cont, NeryoGsness, Melancholy, SICK
H,llache. t!4ae9 Eneamt.ism, Distressing dreams,
D;mness orsi- fJctany oihe Diseases from
affections OF Liver, inquiry OF 80 Blood, or coIspa-
.... Ff4..n t,,-4ai
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GEORGE WOOD, ". |
+. CROWLEY, NJ. d.
l.. BOW EN-, VI. d,

n~~ Purchase none but those having The signature ~.
N HOBENS ACK," as all others worthless limitations.
Agen,s wishing new supplies. and al others 'shing 10
become agen address The Proprietor j. N Hoben-
his LaO1;oy No leo n iii Second Street, above
Race. Pn'lldc phil.
sold w al y ugst.ts and Merchantsin tho .. s. %
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

LARGE ASSORTSIE Mt of Pria.s. Ginrhams Nous
"a de LANES BeTase cad Bsra-e De ISines Pinned
uslils and Popns ceived and To- sale very b.,
MArCALF, MERRtL III. < Co
ERLACK, tajan. and Gro de Rhine and Fancy Colored
ED SILKS, jgsl received, 10 be sold cheap by
METcALF n ERRILL & co.
FEVHE GREAT COUGH REMEDY, Dryan's Pumonlc
IL WATERS, Tor sale at
STARKwATHER & cos.
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GROCERY
AND
Provision Store.
No. CD, vain 81, West SIDE.

FEyHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors. would
respectfully informs the citizens OF kenosha and vi
cny. thai hei hand to furnish them unusually
low prices, with ali kinds Of
GROCERIES, & PROVISIONS.
Fruit By the barrel bushe, Candies CONTEMPORARIES
and Dried Fruits.
Fancy Goods, and Yankee Notions OF all kinds
Cigars by lie box, dozen or single
Cod Fish, A4ekeTtl, White izh, &C.
FLOUR OF She best brand always on hand.
Wooden Ware, Sc, &c, &c..Sc.. &c, &c, &c, &c.
Give and will satisfy yen of the quality and
prices. r. r. HANDBOOK.
One door North OF Elkins' Jewelry Store.
n. p. Sportsmen would do well 10 remember before
purchasing e!seN here that have constantly hand Iaz
yards celebrated Ride Powder Aso,a gosd assortment
of Gun Was Shot, Gaps. &C.
henosha, Ou.0J-F, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

as weakness Crue NJ Deol.y fueguaIi.y. Obsruc. 0ns
Suel. ~ ne re. Lin b. JoiH,s caused by weak
ness; also, 1t NGauu itiBUNr CONPLAtNTS,a las Colds
Coughs, A4IA}a ColSUuG =. on, &C: also, D-opsy.
Having madcu Of he Compound S. rGo ofYellow Docl
Eoul. PREPARED 10y G. MORSE X co. either ourselves o
in Em c. and lind ns 10 10 be avery saularv aud
&c ua prepa saH, We do mo>. chez DULY recUmmcn nd i
10 tac pubic 4 yaluable medicine.
T. Bourne "a, Cash - Na.iyai BauE, Prov deucP. t
L.: \. w Spetet sq.. tah,rI Rock B9nt, DO. do.
Rev. VIM PA -iirs. Rev.J. f. Richmond t. :. JoGe>, Ell
tof Pnv G"nce GGH. AoNt., n ed, NJ w. 6, % Cylg'
Fisher. NJ p IT,. DANES Ilaschjnsol, e. s. Dca v }
b e., Doe Be +. lopy, ahd one nHndsed o.aes OF The
mos. resusC s. Y- ism .'r- 90 Prov .dence.
Tui> via Una. have ,ur nUnbe OF YEA been &C
urs ~ ed VI he CON pos iopand tauds oiHaHa8c,H
NDE~E'S COMPOUND SYRUP Of YELLOW DOCK
BOOE. aaye also oeen acquainted sh is ,.odas o3s
ia ii IN and SLY Ina il al pSC.s 5 l',d
goy caict. remedy nat class OF Diseases or which
was dos gEed l.se,p cGaiy valuable in NDiG ESTON
aGd ~ u st np.omS, IL eNclies 10 healthy con
I'VE Llh Err Moves To por and iRecv' uf .his ORG m
GHd stimulates ny ion in ali e system. As De
PCEArOb. D .deg OF The Blood tlas no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, VI. d.
Providence, Z. l., Jan. 1. 1853.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

9nPiECES Printed De aines, from one to six shil-
EESslingsJUst reed ML1CAI MEKRiLL & co
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

Prepared from ri MET or The rou IN STOMACH OF the
TIE OK after direc ions Of BARON LIEBIC. tiegreat
Physiological Chemist, by J. 5. HOUGHTON, NJ. d.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
This a great Natural remedy for INDIGESTION. DYs
| PERSIA, JAuND.CE, LIVER COMPLAINT. c. N-TIPA-
TION, und DEBILITY. Curing after Nature own method
! b! Natures own Agent. The Gastric Juice
- Halfa teaspOonui Of PEPSlN infused in water, will
digest or dissolve Fire Pounds If Roast Beef IN about
hoars out ofthe stomach.
PEPSlN Is the chic emeu or Great Digesng Princi
PIE Of the Gastric Jucethe orent Of the f60d, the Pure
tyipg, PRESCRIBING, and Stimulating Agent the Stomach
and nestIues Ii Is extracted from tie Digestive Sunach
OF the Ok thus forming Il TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID
precise! like The natural Gastric Juice in Chemical pow
ers. and iui nshing COMPLETE aud PERI Let SUB
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
~ Cali on the Agent. and get De.crptiyc Circular,
gy OF Dgealion; Dr. Pcreira Food and Diet Dr. John
w. Draper, Of New York University: Prof Dungison's
Phys!oogy Prof siliman OF Yale College; Dr. Carpen-
ters Physiology &C. together with reports Of CURES from
all parts OF the United States.
No AlcohoL, Bitiers or Acids!
~ REMEMBER THIS: Dr. HotrGHT,i ms PFpSTN
is a great NATURAL REMEDY, free from ALCOHOL
BITTERS, ACIDS, and NACsE0US DRUGS Il il ex,
tremey agreeable to the TASTE and may be taken by the
must feeble patients who cannot "a! water cracker with
Pepsn Is NOT A DRUG.
Cures in euery Town,
DR.. Hough;on's PEPsIN has now been tested. for m
wards oil TWO years, every in the United Sta
aud the Agents refer DyspepcS TO many REM ARKA-
BE CURES IN EVERY TOWN! Numerous deiaiI- d
cases. reports OF cures. certificates of Physicians and Pa
ehs are giveni in the Circulars furnished by
Pepsin in Fluid and Poacdl-
DR.. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN is prepared in Powder and
Fluid Formand in Prescription vals for he use my
scians The Powder viii be by Mail rec 81 Postage
Tor one D lar, Sent TO DR.. Houghton, PhiIadephi
PRIVATE CIRCULARS fer Physicians may be obtain |
ed OF Dr. HOughton his Agents. DESCENDING the "hoie
process Of prrparation and giving the authorities upon
which The caims Of this remedy are based. As tits
NOT SECRET REMEDY, no objection can De raised
regular pr.ciiee Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
F"OBSERVE THIS!-Every bottle of the genuine |
PEP IN bears tho written signature of j. s. HOUGHTON
NJ D. sole proprietor. Philadelphia Pa. Copyright and
Trade Mark secured. ly-6
az" Sol by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
AGENT Observation-Disclosures 4 Co. kENOSHA, !
Wholesaleand Retail Agent. f. w. De Berard, Racine.
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County Treasurer's Office.

The Office of the County Treasurer will be
found in the building in which the Kenosha Telc-
graph is published, over SCOTS Furniture Ware
Room, Main Street. NJ. FRANK,
County Treasurer
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-24

T7uE undersignedtakes This oppori
Old friends and customers and
,hst Re HIS Resumed business al {
! MARSHALL & PHELPS, where N
| assortment of
Stores and Store Pipe, Plaf
Tin, Sheet Iron and C0j
Among bis stoves are the following
BELLE OF TUE STATES, I QUEEa
KING OF THE PRAIRIE,
KEYSTONE,
MISUNDERSTANDING Parlor Stove
Stoves aud Premium Cooking Sloye'
Ashe in,ondsto adopiiheready pas
sible, he proposes 10 Sc very Low
that quick sales and small pre- 6's are
and large ones. He hopes by iait de'
business TO merit shareee ne pnu,l..'
Kenosha, september.'aie.
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NNAPLE sUGARfor saIeby
W METCALF, MERRILL 4 co.
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rE EDTCAE EVIDENCE.

WEthe unde gned Physicians, having had the recipe Of
their manu,ac Submitted 10 for inspection, say. That
tho nsted ofwuich they composed, makes them
he best pill for all diseases OF he Liver Impurities OF
the Blood, &C,
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s. ATClIELs and TRAVELLING BAGS, a great variety
~ al prices 20 suit,at METC ALE, MERRILL. & co
g TITS, Cloves and Hosiery, now on hand at
WI Aug II MEfCALF, MERRILL g. cos
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FARM TO LEU.
WANTED.

lsFORI Churches Of Wisconsin in &c lnnectiou
wIhIhe WisconsinConYs ltiop by ev STEPHEN peel
'iet 2oeents- For sale at KINGS BOOKSTORE
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

hus aay lag Nervous ita ion, and curing all Diseases
The Netves, As uys.egia, Neu al STA, Camps, sc.
IL =, =. Il. Il Z IL
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SCHOOL, ROOEAS.
@Ga21 0mo O. ve

large assortment mbracing the various kinds used
Academies and Schools always hand and will be sol
al the lowest prices.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-10-12
A Queer Race.

A foot race against time was run on
Mount Washington on Friday last. A
gentleman bet with one Of the proprietors
of the Summit House, that he {the proprie-
tory could not run mile in "eight min.
utes,'' starting Fl ON the very top Of Mount
Washington. The bet was gold watch.
The proprietor is man weighing 100 lbs.
and out Of practice, but full of courage.
He got well off at the first start, and the way
he leapt from rock TO crag, and from crag
to cliff, was admirable. Some travellers
going up, as the runner was on his last
quarter, likened the scene, as he opened
on them. to mountain goat on the full
rush. On .ihis quarter he broke, making
misstep and coming on his knees, but
recovered himself in a moment, and un-
harmed, pushed on with lightning speed to
the goal. The result was, that he reached
the judges stand alive and unhurt, (Which
was almost miraculous, in '.six minutes
flty-seven seconds Any one that has
been over the mile run, must be satisfied
that it was most perilous ieat-the road
being in some places so rough and pre-
ciptous as to be almost impossible. The
travellers ascending, who saw-the flight of
the landlord. say it took them nearly an
hour to ascend the same distance. Itwas
queer race and bold one, and Boniface
well deserved the watch, for he risked his
neck to earn it, Portland Argus.
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Shooting Extraordinary.

The San Joaquin Republican says A
capital story is told Of two residents Of
Cantra Costa county. one of whom, by
the way, is a relative of Zachary Taylor.
The two gentlemen alluded to, went out to
practice with their rifles. Taylor, who is
dead shot, offered to make bet that he
could hit potato at forty PAGES, la vii.
liam Tell, thespotato to be placed on the
top of his friends head. Theyto posi-
tons, and the rifleman carefully drew .'a
bead'' on the potato. Just as he got the
object spotted, his friend (who had his eye
fixed upon his weapon) cried out, mot so
low'-"not quite SO low" AT that mo-
ment crack went the rifle, the potato was
cleft in twain. The target, however. was
right; the aim was a little too low, the bull
let Just grazing the head.
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laruiIusi-2L NUMBER 80.

will be found very useful, sape0iaay Tor
young farmers and those not well skilled in
sowing fine seeds.l Ii is made by Messrs.
PR1Tz & Co., Dayton. s sGEsr's'eosHsstalk
roller and cutter, from Clermont -coualy.
was exhibited for the first time al q Sl4te
Fair. It wasdescribed in this'paper about
"a year ago, and is very useful snnaehtne
where corn is husked in the field witheut
cutting up the stalks. Of corn ,s5eliHrs
there were several improved kindssaI One
of these, (READlNass,) has beenareceRtly
advertised in this paper, and was exhibit
ed in operation. L is -designed.,to work
by horse or other power, and sissthN best
we have ever seen Of this class, shslfing
with great ease and rapidly, and doing
perfect work. Several oi.the nachines
for working by hand power wore eisotnew
and excellent A homminy and dsamp ma.
chine has long been wanteds and = ivery
good one was exhibited by JAMES HHaHRs,
of Cambridge City, Wayne county, indi-s
ana. 1t is very simple and efieient af.
fair, can. be made TO work by hand for
family use, or by power for mills, ,ske. .7gIt
will also hull barley Il oaiss wheat ,u&zc.
Reaping, moving and dthreshing machiGes,
horse powers, &C., were presen uinsahs
usual variety, and generally ~exhihidng
improvements in workmanship s6snbti in
form.s We had not time TO examine them
very closely. A very beautifnls sst1an en-
gine. by ,PEAsE & Co.. Of Dayton,swfa put
up in Poaeer Hall. and reflected much
credit on its builders "a lathe tnaping
machine, atch cutting machine, and sew
eral other rsnovel inventions afforded pon.
siderable interest to spectators:s a. did al
so a tall and curious lnachine, for sddlling
or boring Artesian wells by horse ppwsr.
Our space viii fail us to- speak - the
cider mills, straw cutters, seheese .neqsses,
tanning mills, &C.; also of abe splebdid
cabinet furniture and elegant carriages
and that gorgeous hearse: what aTfeDehed
taste, to sxpend "a thousand dollars il dec.
Grating a carriage for the deAdl. Who
would, be willing. that their mortal srespains
should be carried TO &he grave jaa kyelf-.
Gle designed 10 attract the wopdenne nGEs
OF tlle multitude: rgssisss ssl, ri ssssisata
Outside Exhibitions. wera,sesy nnpast.
Gus. and attracted great multitudes a. uiu-
al Many Of these were The yeFiAl Ia1llb-
bugs, We have no Edoubts.,an pespa, ~
"tl,e fat girl, Ia calfswlth two 1eee. 4 So,
were only suited to the lowest miAd4 aRd
most depraved taste. We hope 1thAsiteee
will come when such exhibitionss Vinsfoa
no encouragement atour Staie ,EeiFqsxal
Owing 10 the absence Of Mr. RAA5easpf
Maryland, who was TO have. .deliRafsa~l1e
Address, Gov. WnIGHr. pf Indieae, waa
called out for speechsin whieh;ha a1g4Ie-
ted himself much to the sssisfaelisnof The
multitude. fg.lsf Sc .sxsvis snSW
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THE COMMON LOT.

Once in the flight of ages past,
There lived a man-and who was he!
Mortal! howe'er thy lot be cast,
That man resembled thee.
Unknown the region of his birth,
The land in which he died unknown,
His name has perished from the earth,
This truth survives alone YS
That JOY and grief, and hope and fear,
Alternate triumphed in his breast, ..,;-,i
That bliss and woe, a smile, a tear! i ay,
Oblivion hides the rest. III
The bounding pulse, the languid limb.
The changing spirits rise and fall,
We know that these were felt by him,
For these are felt by all
lie suffered-but his pangs are Ger;
Enjoyed-but his delights are fed; -
Had friends-hs friends are now no more,
And foes-his foes are dead
He loved hut whom he loved, the grave
Hath lost in its unconscious womb;
o she was fair! but naught could save a..,
Her beauty from the tomb.
The rolling seasons. day and night,
Sun. moon, and stars, the eartl,tand main,
Erewhle his portion, life and light,
To him exists-in vain.
He saw whatever thou hast seen, ~ .'s'1
Encountered all that troubles thee. -
He was--whatever thou hast been,
He is--what thou shalt be!
The clouds and sunbeams O. 'er his eye, SO
That once their shade and glory threw, 81
Have left in yonder silent sky fS s,.l .
No vestige where they few! = 60
The annals of the human race, .lGs.
Their ruin since the world began,
Of him afford no other trace st:= - a.s-ss
Than this--THERE LIVED A MAN. ss5
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WalI Turn1d. S,

young LADY, over shs ;sagnita1s 8f
"kate," sends followiAg gssFkAlyse1Hso
New Orleans True Deltss W. 4h6nH -
gives fashionable young mem ssmspies4 se-
buke. Her remark III Wilt B63ef S61to
the work ofrstosm 1nlistA sGA
one side" is worthy considsssti0usss g.
entities her piece q II ow to eddcate Young
America -iss., sssxl ..;t,;sssss Z. vsS0
/ read in q papar,slshe seyS sbeellr
day, that some new ornazHentea seel4 4cADs
in young ladies educalioH Wsys.esg,tk
out soon Cock k,ology,a sSHasolqegs and
Weare-ology." Allhquor taahe RNis194s
ofso happy.an improvement; buks allqzk 10
TO esk, when our young Missss2 Aesema
such pattern housewives, in whattsEilrlq'
they will look for suitable coppenionsf
Not in upper.tendom could they be lloRRf.
Just fancy one of the be.whisksseds ;its-
scented, moustachiod, exquisitsss sin r8m.
;panionship with one OF Solomonik mAid-
ems, who laye,h her hand To- the Fpind1,
or plyeth the flying shuttle, or cempqjlpd-
eth rare cookery. What affinity ppNta
there be between them? The sapae qh4
exists between buaer-igss and = toaeyt
bee-one all glare and glitter. and frisking
movements, the other all patient iDdAspr
and sobriety. .a sss 4a,assu q .mw
Iscannot think Of q more suseles essielq.
or one more out of place, in 2 ropmtwhen1
work is, progressing, than = MsAiNRskk
young man. lie knows So liifh s4A0yx
matters and things feel in pain pnliS q
safely lodged in the parlovt .amSpge nlI6r
things s.ssmore for ornament lhan nal m
nuals and bijouterie. sud Is ,sl.a9 b;xsa
twill neYer,do 10 scommsnHe lhadgofk
of reform entirely on one si3Au n nEfnqp
three branches more to be adAaa 3R}}N
list of studies for finishing young &eoS6k
men, fashionably.s Sarrology, Chop,olos.
gy, and Split-ologys and thar ip saddiioa
to the requisite number Of .ss6esets. to1sls,
spoons and napkin rings, 3 each Pfqhi
pupil be furnished with 4 ney Koqd mi
and axe, well sharpeneds and daily eTs
else, With them be, praclised lf 4i
persede The necessity Of gymnasiu1o IS
k In our onward march g PeFteetip ay]
in taking up the accpHpGs Gsbmenl9 az oa19
grandmothers,sw we earnestly beg, 6nkselnc
provision be made against bei1R seuffof
from best society,'' and such would he Ss
result unless the lords Of creation sTe. 4il
ing 10 keep pace with US. Thsjr Ely hAn9aI
would scarcely. with present 1iewss BE- III
lingly united with those which beer mAfke
of labor; and what a dreadful state of 1Ss'
fairs would occur IN upper sh0b dom &c
one ofthe first families were 70 marty biSt
neath-their dignity. iss { sf''Is' )
Hasten, then, the glorious sef1,a sWlisH
walking sticks shall be convettsd Into A61x
handles. crotchet-hooks into k6iiine neesl
dies, and quizzingse elsstes md dist1tt6AS
be known no more. uiisSsE t'ss'. 80 I