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..rLt>t property ny tn F1"'dS--
,.,.,.;,., ou,,al H. Un.cs.
.n ....~ sur ofthc Wc,,.ti San .Ju-
.' Wv yorl Friday morning
,a. @.o passengers ana "'i0Fma dates
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ia.'-"'.a' winter !, von';.,'I u TO p@ ,nr
a,:>r'err one experiences III ms country
..r" il ~ ''rh r'H'Ia' ~, ~ -f'''y't. ans
'.a'. 'hr a'' i"''nI90t 1t mas 'erl f'''''lrS
AL. =. Nu- ''H'IAaa'IE III ''I,' ''''''.'''> anu
.. ,ar' We ar" daily IN the receipt OF ar-
M, %. d.>'r'.>- and suffering IN all parts "'
..r sac. Ia" waters have been uH''>U'.i!
a.i communications fhroo-h 'h' hiI-
n- A''" been almost entirely cat OF
-.-av tn. SLOW or Overlooking streams.
Iaru,cs, have been >wrlcd to such an
.....'a, :9mlaoatr all III" 10" lands, can--
a. Ium.u>rlsm2.r.ant destroying stock
.r, agricultural products he whole conn
,- jr,wecn lrl"ma and Sacrament" 'lty
aa, .a,.re.y undrr water, Whtc NarN>'I'ic
partly inundated a; and though Harra-
mrito %a~ well projected ~ a Ir,rc' the low
..gar,iau> were ~d ...r.rd The waters At
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Blacks11lith's Shop
For 6 ale or to Let.

FINHE subscribers would hereby give notice that
L they will sell or let the well known and unsui-
passablv well located Blacksmith Stand situated m
the beautiful and hourishing Village Of Wr>, C"i-
cord, VI. known l. the Hihhlri Stand, consisting
q one shop with four stone icrges and fire. blown
By power bellows.
Also, s.us peat and conveniently finished i~ cling
house, shed, harm ami Goa house.
Ths sherr described PREMISE admirs:,l, >iiu-
ate! for at,. nEs wislDn t.. carry the custom
blacksmith Baine>s It stand uur;v..i Tor IN.
large amount of acrreHbis anl wealthy patronage
There is no other shop in the Village or vcinirv.
ANY one wishing tv obtain such situation VII,
DO well TO give US c1il. For terms md further
particulars please inquire Of the .u>crihrrs or, the
premises. j. II. & ID. CHASE co
West Concord, VI. Jan. Il, 1855 sAsws
LiBERATluS.,,.Th This NAV Certify that I
have this dav gwen NV son. tohn y Brown his tilns
turing the remainder Of his ..finoli-y t-rrior-
shai! claim ine Vi ms ciTaa'ngs pay am ,,-h's
of his ,.I.ifa,i.Is after this date
CHARLOTTE NAITFE
Attest, Lmi>A f. Blows,
LYMAN WtIk>.
81. .fohEsturN Jan. IL, Isl: Is"a~2
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Passumpsic Savings Bank at St. Johnsbury

APoAS SASA ouAAA az ~ OOllllSUUl
Til. institution was chartered at the last
session Of the Legislature, and the following
individuals were named as corpora,,,rs thur"-
in. }. 7. Fairbanks. f. c. Ee,.n.tun. T..
Chamherlin, Barron Moulton. :. W. S!aI~.
Il. A. burbank. } +. Bancroft. Charles Bllnn.
John Morse. y. l.. French and L. J Cree.
with power to increase the number not cx-
ceeding thirty in all.
On proper notice, a meeting was holden at
st. bloomsbury, January %. 1888 and the
following persons were elected additional
corporators y, +. .Judevinc, 5. A. Chandler,
Luriu, neni>on, l.. T. Poland, Russell IIallctt.
VIM. Is. Hale, Moses kttrrige, Rov.l Ross
David llibbard, Robert llarvcy, Ira Brain
erd, John Mclean, Noah Eastman and T.. 4
tahuon. A committee was appointed to
draft bv laws for the corporation and the
meeting ad iourncd to the III Tuesday of Feb
ruary. to complete the organization OF the
corporation, at which time the by laws re
=,
ficers were chosen for the year cn>ning:
Barron Moul,on. President: DR.. !. p.
Bancroft, Vice President; f. A. Cahoon.
~
VIM. B. Hale, John Mclean Samuel \
Chandler G p,,,,,rl David ,r1l,.u,
~ :.
a. t'c' ''nh Morse
The Trustees Immediately organized. and
in accordance with the provisions Of the bv
law. and ,b,rt.r ,r,oir,.d
-,
H. - h''"ii9'o"' treasurer Moses MI
trcdrr, ). ". Sade, VIM. Is. Hale, and the
President and Treasurer. Committee of In
vcstmcnt. G. A Rur,apL SAINT . cb,ua
H. ,,r.o
'''' A"''''o's
of de,os},< At tho of,c. rs J. = P.J;nat,,
Treasurer ON tho las, Thrrs1,r of r,l,rru.
inst
Tho ohar.or ,,a ,,. :, - =,
,,,ll.oa,,o ILL
raj distribution meantime sat;sf,c,or,. in
formation of the principles and rules of GOV
crnment of the institution NAV be obtained
of tho officers
ST .Jobpshurv E.h d 1879
"A MAN NiiLEh',iatrlrk Cunningham
pP'" c1, ,'.'''' " Ms "'"'" WI '''e i|t''
was driving team of four oxen. with a load
OF bark; he TELL and the sled ran over HIM.
vas P''''u '',o'c 'lic l"!! o' inquest
tho f,,,I ,c,.;1,nt .l,. l., ,,... :a,',.:a1 Wv.
before his deccaae. A broken rum bottle was
found in his pocket, and his clothes around it
were wei 81, with spirits ne ha> lett wife and
who will b,y,. to NE .u,n,r,.d nv tha TOWN.
Christian Rea.sttory.
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Soy ''''' '"o'' last
- i'''"' ''"'' ''''' =" sup ''''e
('alItorpI, with Of
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Lyndon Academy.

vNHE Spring Term will commence Tuesday
March |. and continue eleven weeks
"o"d Rooms and hoard. 1t moderate prices can
he obtained. +. Mn MAYNARD Princin.l
Lyndon, Feb. 4, ls5:I [sI6w5
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Particular Notice!
A SON DENTISTS

H. still continue I" l'rrl"rn all operations 10
e-tl in 4 careful and 8, rrii,iC 'pnaG;..
~. luiin>huF, ff~u, Y.
r. S.. All hose indebted IL ~ note 81 -o,L
account ara requested "make immediate lal merit,
want I" h- >gHar with the word and The
rest # mankind after Nh fir. q" January, 80.
Dec l6 lsl2 s6,,f
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TH1RTY.sECOND CoNGREss-2dsession

NA>HINGloN, "Wednesday, Jan. 2G.
In the Senate, Mr. Seward addressed the
Senate on Mr. Cass's resolution. Mr. Sumner
presented petitions in favor of uniform rates
OF postage two cents per halt-ouncc
In the House, the New York branch mint
bill was further discussed The bill was f.
nally laid on the table, yeas 81, NAYS 50.
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81 ATE OF VERMONT.

E>sEy DIsTEiCr, s.
~ litREAS m Instrument purrortns to he III.
w E'>' VIII and testament OF Amos Dav, late
OF LnncnhurC. in SAID district, decca>ri ha, been
presented 10 the Probate Court of said di,tri, for
allowance, by Alice Dav, the Exccu'rix therein
naln"dlhrse are. therefore, 10 notify the heir, and
Al concerned. to appear at a Probate Court Ia -
holden AZ the Probate Ocifie in Iunenhurg. on the
I'D fday Of February next and >hew cause il any
they have, against the proof and allowance Of said
VIII. JONAH BROOKS Register.
Dated nj Lunenburg this 2Sth dav OF January.
~ ~. 1905. Slows
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THURSDAY Ian -

In the Senate, Mr. Cas,'s resolution on the
Monroe doctrine was discussed Mr. Manuum
moved the whole subject be postponed till
AFTER tbs lth Of March uext, which, was dis
rrsScd b. MeS>rs BoIland, Hale, Cass. and
Underwood. The question being taken, re-
suited a, follows, yeas II, nays 80. The res
o!nton was then postponed till next Thursday.
HE Paciil: Railroad was then discussed.
In the House, on the appropriation bill, an
amendment was adopted.approprlatin. 5000
for finishing the pedestal equestrian statue
oi jackson. After making several other a.
mcndments the deficiency bill was passrdand
tie House adjourned
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
NEW ENGLAND HEAVE POWDERS

RADICAL curc for hcuye> or h,nhr.. Mud
Chronic cough, crld>, hU->r IL, cn,e- aI.d d.
Ease, If Tho r->pit"ry o:gan'- Fog ale wholesale s,
retail ov J. e. hfNtH AN.
jar. -, l>5cH. sa,,.
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TATE OF VERMONT.

SlAiE OF VERMONT.
District Of Essex, 81
Al Probate t"ur; holden ii, the Probate Office in
i.une"bursh: IN said district, on the 25th day Of
.iaruarv.A. ID. 1853
NJ EEAS. DANIEL McuREGOR. Executor
W Z" the last Will ani Testament Of Thcophilu>
trout, late of Concord. in said district. deceased
presents 10 The Court here his petition in wiring
representing that il would be beneficial 10 the devil
see and cgaters 10 have all the real estate oI Said
deceased sold and the proceeds thereof divided u
Trc"ahl" I" the provisions If said will Whercupon
II Is ordered by the court that said application be
heard and decided at 4 Pr phare Court 10 he holden
AT the l'i-'fae o,Ice in l.unrnbury on the 18th
fav OF February. \. u. 1888, NJ ] o'clock in the
atterr""n and that all Executor cause all persor.
interested I" Ice notified II said application and Of
The tim" md place OF hearing bv publishing a
copy al this order three weeks successfully in the
CALIFORNIAN. n newspaper printed at ST .Iohn>hurv
IN this a.r. all Of which yubcatluns .hall be pre-
viou> 10 the time Of hearing
Attest, JONAH BROOKS Hcci,.er
TN"""pE III rec"r'- Ts04wS
Attest. JONAH BROOKS. Register
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St. Johnsbury Academy.

TiiE Spring Term viii commence CT Tuesday the
L 18th day Of obruai, ami continue eleven week,
Rooms can hr rented by those wishing 10 board
themselves Application Inav be made :" the Sub
'cr'her I.P. BANCROFT,
-. Join'hnrE, Ser. Of The Trustees
heb. |. 1853 SLOW,
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Boot & Shoe Makers,

lust received. a lac a>-,.r'mrr, u I,mr,
- LASTS and boo, Ir.,-- i,'r sale lnv h,
GtD. e. RAENIN
81. Iohnstur, De. 80, l>:,2 ,ua,f
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CARPETING.

4 G0np assortment OF CARPETING will 10
n found for sale q. l,.w Irr~-. tv
! IEWET1 SEQ,
Nry. IL 1G,r-
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Orleans Liberal Institute,

WI ~rlng Tern. oi this Institute will COM
meme" On WEDNESDAY, the I'd dav Of March
next, ami c"n,inue eleven weeks. Board Of Jr-
>truc;l"ii.
fFRkINS BASS, A. h. Prinripal;
Mis- incline F. WEIGHT. Prycen,rs,.:
Mr. NELSON CHENEY Assistant Teacher:
Mis- l.. VI. y. >MllI II. Teacher of Music.
Tor Terms. see the Christian. Repository.
bolrd, Sl.2o per week. cr,in<ire Of wood and
lights HIRAM MCCLELLAN Ssc-s,a-,.
Glover, Jan. 81. 1873. lo,3
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Settle! Settle

Nv have on our Books large nu.i,i.er of unset
w tied accounts sons al llns standing which
must be settled by note or otherwise 70 save COST
We ,c1at n."n,y--huta settlement Of the account
referred fo. Nc I..IfEMINtn TO HAVE DIV note
or otherwise in short Time or call 10 our ali III.
services "a the Iegai prof,ssan.
Jan, 20, 1855. E.JEWETT & co.
\. +. Aman must be poor indeed ii he can't
settle by notc,'
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Salt . Salt =!

u FEW hundred bushels Of snps nor Turks Island
"A Sail, for sale cheap by the load les quantity
Also. pairy Sn; +. JEWETT / GO
Jan. 60, 1852. IsOetf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05

DRESS GOODS,
West India Goods & Groceries
Crockery & Glass Ware, Hard
ware, Nails, Glass, Flour. &C.
The above named Goods will he sold nv the Dbl,
hundred or small quantities I" >rit the purchaser.
lh" subscribers buy AL their Good. for cash. an
save one half their profits. and our customers .hal
have the helct, Of Il.
People having business AZ the cars " i'll 10 well Il
call and examine stock and prices Il, w. >ha,
he hsppv 10 show our goods, whether they ,urehas,
or not.
e ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRO
ducc wanted in exchange for Goods.
200 bushels white beans wanted
for which half cash will he paid,
AVERY i GEORGE.
~. Johnshurv, VI. Dec :. Is52. S02tf
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Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,

kNoR children teething, which greatly ,:.r.l:ra ..
l. the process Of reefEing hv So,;ening tie gums,
educing m uninari"n ALLAN ing lain ami SI,a>1n .c
ACTON. For safe by J. { BINGHAM,
Jan. %, iea.-, .a.
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Tin Smith S Machines &
TOOLS.

'INHE subscribe Ia. on hand ~ L.. >.iir.
Machine ,,..l Loo which h. " 10 sell 81 a Ia
ain. tEPliA> irrILBEl
Lyndon, Dec -. 1852. ha3;s
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F L q u z

FLO UR.
1--WE - RSCRIBEHS have on hand and in.epl
keeping supply of Flour for retailing some
81 very nee GnaI!ty. t.. lEWEIT &C co
Jan. .;G, l>i5 fsna.f
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Feb. 5. 1855
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NEW FIRM,

lNIil UNI c.>iened have This ia, i;.r,,: ror>rt
irr'.Iip under he i.:,ln.. r J. H. \ II. Cha.- s
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

| A STATE Room ON RAILRoAp.-There
has been added to the Hudson River Rail
Road novelty in railway travelling. A state
room car about forty-fye feet long and nine
and a half wide, the whole cut up in state
rooms of eight feet square. Each room is
calculated for one party or family, and is fur
nlshed with one sofa, fouy chairs, a looking
glass, and small mahogany center table
The pannels are painted in landscape, the cei-
ling hung with silk, and the floor covered
with tapestry carpet. The rooms are entered
from a passage way on the side and the
whole admirably lighted and ventilated. In
the forward part of the car is wash-room;
in the rear, snug little nook for the use and
occupancy of chamber maid This car is
intended as an experiment. Should it meet
with patronage worthy Of its comforts it is
intended to have twenty more immediately
constructed. Each of the State rooms will
accommodate eight passengers, and will be
rented for thirty dollars trip. This makes
the fare little more than double the usual
rates; but notwithstanding this, we imagine
the state room car will be the best patron
lzed car on the road.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
Legal Advertisements.
MORTGAGE Foncc,oSr,,c


RACINE CIRCUIT coCRT-IN CHANCERY.
John Acken complainant Pliny NJ Perkins. rnhraim
Perkins Junior, Emily r. Holliser James IIoster Julia
A.Perkns. Friedrich 5. Perkins, orson Sheldon sam
uel A. 1hurston and w illiam Johnson defendants
disappearing by proceedings in this and by na
u WI that subpenad the process appear has iSsc.
ia this cause and been returned and filed with Clers nj
this Court aud that said Emily r. Hoser, James Ilisie
Julia 4. Perkins and Friedrich :. Perkins have not caused
their appearance 10 be entered in this suit according
The rules OF this Court the ought he entered
such process had been duly served and further appear
ing by affidavit my satisfaction that said Emily r. Ilo
lister, James HOLSTER Julia A. Perkins and Friedrich 5.
Perkins out Of The Stale OF Wisconsin and diigem
inquiry cannot be found therein. Therefore, e0aSi
cred that said defendants be deemed and taken 10 be absent
Defendants, ard Is further ordered that the said Emily
F. IioScr. James HOLSTER Julia A. Perk in AMI Friedrich
- Perkins, Defendants afo ala appear this and
plead answer demu 10 the ompanants bill of com
plant filed with the Clerk OF this Court by the Sh day OF
October A. d. 1853. or that compainaItS bill be taken
confessed sganst em and il is further ordered that this
Order &c published la the Newspaper printed IN kenosha
County called heHOSha Telegraph six weeks successive
~ once IN each week. before said 2Sh of October
next. JT.HIIDRErH
Court Commissioner for kenosha County.
Dated July 9Th, A ID, 1853
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROP
Extract Of Letter from Edpard Ro,ciey, Esq, Of
India Wax, IoIaqo, dated lprH sM, 1852.

Extract Of Il Letter from Edirard Ro,ciey, Esq, of
Lndia Wax, IoJago, dated 1prI sh 1852.
To Professor Holloway,
DEAR SIRl deem il duty owe to you and the public
At large, 10 innlm YOU of miraculous recovery from
that dreadful disease, DaoPSy and which, under God,
affected b! your invaluable Pills. tapped five times
within eight months, and skifly treated by medical
practitioners but could cured. until had
your remedy and Notwithstanding all had undergone,
this miraculous medicine cured in the of six
weeks (Signed EDWARD ROWLEY.
INFALIIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH COMPLAINT,
WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT HEADACHES.
Extract Of Letter from Mr.. s. Go,cen Chemist of
! CNtton near Bristol, dated July l4M, 1858.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
DEAR SIR-I requested by Lady named Thomas,
just arrived from the West indies acqunt you that for
period Of eight years herself ond family suffered from
continual bad health arising disorders of the Liver
md stomach INDIGESTION, loss of Appetite violent Head
aches, pains in the side weakness and iu debility
which she consulted the most eminent in the colony,
bur without beneficial result last, she had
To Your invaluable Pills, which very short time effected
change for the better, that she continued them,
and the whole family restored health strength
Further She desires me say, that she has wne.sed their
extraordinary virtues in those complaints incidental chill
den, particularly in of Measles and Scarlana hay
| remedy. (5igncdl :. GOWEN.
These celebrated Pills are wondertmy c6icacious in
the to2o,ciag complaints.
| Aguc Dropsy Inflammation Sore Throns
| Asthma Dysntery Jaundice Stone and Gravel
Secondary symptoms Blo,ces on the Fem.Ie irrcgua-
| lumbago Skin, rites
| Tumors Bowel Complaints, Feyers of all
| Piles Ulcers, kinds,
Coles, Rheumatism, Vcnereal Affections
I Constipation ofthe Fits Retention of Urine,
Bowels Gout Worms Of all kinds
| Consumption Headache, ScFouln or King :
| Debility, Indigestion Evil,
Weakness, from whateNc cause &C, sc.
Sold NJ the Establishment Professor Holloway 244
Strand ncar Temple Bar London, and by all Vendors oi
SIC and Sir5Oc each Wholesale by the principal Drug
houses in tie Union and by Messrs. a. & d. SANDS,
/ New York
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

WILL THERE BE Wharf.-The n. Y. Tri-
bune makes the following remarks on the
prospect in Europe:
Wharf.-The statements in our London
letters show that there remains hardly any
chance forthe preservation Of peace i'll Europe
Louis Napoleon has determined that Russia
shall either Immediately evacuate the Danu-
bian Principalties or that war shall ensue,
and has even brought the British Ministry to
Join i'll an ultimatum to the Gar conceived
in that sense. The Sultan has also demand
ed the same thing, declaring that though he
does not desire war he will accept it. But
there is no probability that the Prncpalities
will be abandoned, and allowing the utmost
time for diplomatic procrastination and for
malities, we may expect in the course of a
month to receive the official Declaration of
War;
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
GENERAL ELECTION.

n HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that there will be a General
IN Election held in the this County and
Wards in the City of Kenosha Tuesday next sue
eeeding the first Monday in November next being 9Th
day OF that mGnih The following officers are to be elected
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, Secretary State
Attorney General State Superintendent, Bank
ad Stale Prison Commissioner A Senator the
county OF kenoshe in the place of Andrew b. jackson,
whose term OF service will expire first Monday Of
january next Also, two members of the Assembly, one
Tor the Eastern Assembly District one the Western
assembly District The question of prohbitory Liquor
la" required to be submitted to the people the cleo
ton aforesaid. The ballots shall! contain the Words Pro-
hoiory Liquor Law, No." A" Prohbitory Liquor
ana The ballots so cast shall be canvssed and
ell In the the votes cast for State Officers
are required by law 10 be canvassed and returned.
- PATRICK COSG RAVE, Sheriff Kenosha County.
Sherns Office, Kenosha. Aug. rs. 1853
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

PoTosI AND THE SOUTHERN WIS. r R.
There is now proposition on foot to ter
inmate the Southern Wisconsin Railroad at
Potosi. The Board of Supervisors have au-
on the proposition to subscribe $4,000 to
the stock of the road. 1t will doubtless be
carried. There will then be only 100000
more stock required to secure a speedy con
nection-as the papers show Galeaa Id
a,ertiSer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

Hs-The third volume of Macaulav's His
tory of England, is to appear in few weeks
IN England, 1t has been at length compile
leu by Its author, and the manuscript has
been placed in the hands of his publisher.
t4sFe has been a general apprehension enter
famed his friends, that he would not able to
,inisA It. His health has been greatly i'm
'''Ied by the excessive use opium. TO which
II, ne mas been addicted, and any continued men,
"a r. eSeFtlon is impossible. 4 Troy writer OF
mns'@nd says that the forthcoming volume
And! oe A'S story but hot history.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

THE VIRGINIA SLAvEs.-Miss Elizabeth
Wormeley, whose efforts in behalf of certain
slaves in Virginia have been before noticed,
the Trarelier says will be at least partially
successful. She has already received dona-
tons sufficient to redeem six or eight, whose
situation is such that they can be provided
for separately; and she hopes to accomplish
her whole object, She may still be address
ell rs Newport, II. |.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26
BUFFALo, Aug, Is.

The steamer Mississippi, ofthc Buffalo and
Sanduskey line, which left this port last eve
nng, when about twenty-five miles up the
lake, collapsed a flue killing one man and
scaIdmg two badly. The name of the de-
ceased was RICHARD LONG, and his mother
and brothers reside in this city. We believe
he was unmarried.
The accident was occasioned. il is suppos-
ed, by flaw in the iron. The boat will be
ready to take her place in the line on Monday
next.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

Gxs~The New York Crystal Palace leaks
badly, and in the great rain recently the Brit
ish department Jared badly. Queen Victor
las portrait was spoiled, and many rich goods
ruined by water. The receipts from visitors
do not equal ordinary expectation or give any
chance for profit in the speculation, averaging
but $500 per day.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

Grant Thornburn says of his last wife in a
letter to Philadelphia paper" My wife is
blooming lass of forty summers; | succee-
ded in capturing the prize only two weeks
ago; my own age is 81, so that my wife
meets me half way She is two inches tai
Ter and five pounds heavier; so that think
on reflection, l have got the best of the bar
gain"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

COOP CRADLING.-The Columbia Coun-
ty (Wis.) Reporter gives the following spec
linen of good work:
Two men named John J. White and Da-
vld ). Johnson, graded ten acres of oats in
eight hours, on the farm of lothian Miller.
York, Dane Co. The oats would yield 60
bushels to the acre. We have these facts
from one of the parties.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

Re- WHEAT IN DoDGE CoUNTY.-Our old
Pioneer, SOLOMON JUNEAU Esq, now a resi-
dent of Theresa, Dodge County; writes to a
friend IN town as follows:
81 have harvested and thrashed 253 bush
els of good wheat on eight acres of ground
There IS no winter wheat in this part of the
country that will yield les, than t,renty IRE
to the 'aere, and up to Hirtu-fpe"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-08-26

LAKE SUPERIOR IRon.-Recent discoveries
of Iron have been made in the Lake Super
Tor country, within tvo miles of the Lake.
Companies have been formed for working it.
This will add much to the wealth of the West.
The Chicago and St. Louis papers are already
canvassng the merits of the matter, and its
ultimate effects upon their respective States.