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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-18
GEO. BUEL & CO.,

PROPRIETOR Ravenna Summit Mills,
l. and Dealers in Produce, Salt, Plaster, Flour,
eed, etc.. at the rooms lately occupied by S. Day, op
pOsite the Phoenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
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THAT Fancy Vesting is going off fast and
L cheaR,at o, i. & J. P. SUTLIFFs.
March 90 iB54, g. - - -
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l. ..gr he58 boa0 Tbsis ,9tH1 80
70 oii5.pdt .y-g ~ l1Egi
s5wssygsa tl az 81 tT'5 egl2Tsa
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Here You, SirS /!

4 GOOD supply of Cloths consisting of
Il consisting Of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere,
Chasmerett, Satnet, Jeans, &C., at
Ravenna, March 90, 1854. 0. l.. q ]. z. SurI1Ers.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-18

~ rom New York by Express an Ihvoce, consist
Gighans, Lawns, &c. Also fine assortment of Ladies'
Shoes our stock is now very good, and will guar
antee the prices to suit well the goods. Call and
see. PRENTIss, HCPKINs & Co.
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RROWN'S Essence Jamacia Ginger, for
+ IL Summer complaints, cholagogue, Guisotts yellow
dock, Nutchngs Dyspepsia btters, Hoonands bitters
Jayne's Fahnestocks, Sellers & MeLane's vermifuge,
MeAlisers & Trasks Ointment, condition Powders,
Garglng Oil, nerve and bone Llnement. For sale at
,f.r r.- t......r- ... l. SwIFT's,
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COLLINS, BELDING g. PRENTICE.
Physicians and Surgeons. Office in the Phoenix Block,
over ROwell, Witter q Co, Store, Ravenna, Ohio.
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NANDIED Flag Root, true spruce gum

~ sugar coated cardamons, perfumery extracts, co.
!ogne, lip salve, toilet soap, shaving and SOAP
Bay rum, lavender water, rose water, hair tonics.
hair oils, hair dyes, sponge great variety, court
plaster, cooking extracts-Lemon, Orange, Vanilla,
DC. For sale June 26, i54.L at I. SWIFT. :
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.yCWClry.

COATS Pants and Vests good supply at
" March 90, 1854. ss o. l.. & J. P. SUTLIFFs.
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LlMERY'S Sand paper. Glue, Putty. Bath

~ brick; brazil wood ig blue eochinoaI grained Tin,
Vandyke brown. coach and furniture yarnish, danar
varnish, zinc dryer, japan, dryer gold leaf Bronze
Asphalture,~ huid, camphene lard OIL blue,
green, Brown and red smalt, canary and hemp seeds
starch and starch polish salt of lemon for removing
stains, &c. For sale at SwlFT,s,
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WANTED, Six or eight good Taiioress Girls.
w May p. 1851. DALRYMPLE & hUNYoN.

4' 5hHt % 1Al 49, 'Gf t=ts -F''s.i'i' i"L.pilt
ssa {, l3 ~ fiT iaq,no5 9Gi 70 sseaHHa sGt
.4ItiFliA&JS .JlI -aoafto r
.2Af33H ii n wa ~
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J. PARMELE,
Watch Maker, Jeweler, and dealer in Clocks Watch.
es, Jewelry and Musical Instruments; No. 3, Pho
mix Block. Ravenna Ohio.
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d. M. SoMMERvILLE. re. B. REEVES.
SOMMERVILLE & REEVES
Merchant Tailors-Nearly opposite the Bank, Raven
pa Ohio. August 7th. 1851. IT.
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SHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, of
~ the finest quality, can be found
Jan IL. 1854. at e, II. A. BAIRD, g. Co.'s.
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J. HAYES, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon Office second door East of Es
tvs Exchange, Shalersville, Ohio.
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1FOCEC DEANS

MOSES BEANS,
MANUFACTURER Of Boots and Shoes, of all kinds
two doors south of the Court House, in the shop for
merly occupied by Andrew Mcbride, Ravenna.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-10-18

GOLD and Silver Watches, Silver Spoons,
u Gold, Silver and Plated Spectacles, good as
sortnient, for sale at low prices,
Ravenna, Jan. II, 1854. at r. A. BAIRD Sy Cos.
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DRUGS&HARDWARE.

- New Drugs! New DrugsFl u
DR, l. SWIFT has just received large
~ addition to his stock Of medicines, paints, ofs,
varnshes, dyes, brushes, perfamery &c. All pureha
sers in this line Invited to call. June e6 1854.
INN LBS. Of pure white lead, 800 do.
IVOU soda ash, 100 do rose pipk, 100 do british us
tre 100 do juniper berries, SO do caabria leorie so
gross eorks; iustreceived r-s l. SWIFT,
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ISAAC SWIFT,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, north side of Public
Square, Ravenna, Ohio.
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Dry GOODS. .&G.

NILKS-Bleach, wide and narrow plaid,
~ check and fancy Coors, chsngoable Dress silk,
Apron silk and fancy eoors Florence and Bonnet sik
at Ht'""i '."' -"- =" SEYMoUR's.
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E. T. RICHARDSON.
Dealer in FoEeign and Domestic Hardware, Iron Steel
Nails, Glass, &C., No. 8, Phoenix Block, Ravenns,
Ohio. 47Q-tf
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Appeal.

The Free Democrat appeals to the peo-
pie Of Milwaukee to know whether they
will sustain the Freedom of the Press.
Harvey Orchard is rich man of Mil
waukee, and owns the building in which
the Free Democrat Office is.
According to the Free Democrat. he is
the father of two children by woman
who visits his room and importuncs him
for assistance, and with whom ne often
gets into such serious fights as to annoy
the neighbors. This becoming too out
rageous to be borne silently the Free Dem
ocrGt alluded to it. Whereupon he as
saulted Mr.. Booth, and injured him seri-
ously. Mr.. Booth complained of him to
the Police Court, which fined him $50.
Hehas also instituted civil suit against
him, and laid the damages at $1,000.
1t says Mr.. Orchard goes armed. and
lies in wait for Mr.. Booth, threatening
to Kill him the first opportunity.
1t winds up the appeal thus:
"While we live we will be free. and
when we can no longer pursue our lawful
avocations without endangcring our life.
oar time has come to die or the time Of
him lrhO hunts as. has"
Assuming the account Of the Free Dem
ocrGt to be correct, Mr.. Booth certainly
deserves the sympathy and protection Of
every citizen.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
A Fat Take.

The last session of the Legislature or
dered the printing Of the Documentary
History, so far as completed, fixing the
price per volume at 81 30, and auth Jriz-
ing the Governor to fix the number.
The number has been fixed at 5000. The
work is to be il two volumes, which
will make the whole number 10000 cop
les, which at the price will be $4,000.
Beriah Brown has the job. y few years
ago Brown made a terrible ado, because
printing to about half the amount was
done without being let by contract. We
do not notice that he complains about
this Job particularly.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

ES The Crystal Palace is now under
the entire supervision of Barnum. 1t
was closed on the 18th of April to be
formally re-opened on Thursday next,
May 4th, for the season We notice
that extensive and complete preparations
have been made to give this re-inaugur-
alton a character and interest that it
should have and deserv s. Last wear
the occasion of its opening was appro-
priated by class Of men to distinguish
themselves who may be supposed to have
the least possible interest i'll its objects,
that any class of society can have, and
the real representatives of industry and
the arts were ignored and lost sight Of
1t is not strange that under such man
agement it proved failure. Barnum
knows better and feels better than to
perpetrate any such nonsense. On this
occasion the representatives Of industry.
art, and science, will have the first place
in the ceremonies and the thing will be
what it purpors to be. an Inauguration
into higher place than heretofore, of
industry and the arts. And the whole
exhibition, not only in the Inauguration
but during the season, will be calculated
to advance ,he end it claims to have been
established for. But the embellishments
will not be lost sight Of The best mu-
sic has been engaged for the occasion,
and a thousand attractive objects have
been gathered together that for the mere
sight see-er or curiosity hunter will fur
nish abundant amusement and interest.
Efforts are making also to cheaten
the price of excursion tickets on the diff
fercnt routes of travel leading to the city
and altogether we think the Crystal Pal
ace will be, as it will deserve to he, wor-
thy of a visit from every man, woman
and child of the nation.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Railroad Telerr nhS.

The Racine Airocdir gives a dcscrip-
ton of an invention of Mr.. CrSnMAN. Tel
egraphic Operator at that place, 10y which
telcgraphc instruments, on board trains
can be kept continually in "Circuit," So
that the operator can send and receive
messages to and from any station or
train upon the Road also, that clock
work can be placed on board car, which
will come into "circuit" on nearing a sta
ton, and be thrown out on leaving it, and
that while in circuit, it will be set run
ming and will designate the name Of the
train and station, so that every station on
the Road can know just where the trains
~,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Cold Spring East.

We, in this part of the country, have
been more favored than our eastern
friends, this Spring, in the weather line.
Mr.. Vezay, just returned from visit
home to New Hampshire, says that two
weeks ago, in that state, he walked on the
snow across the country, right over the
tops of fences. The snow was four feet
deep. In the vicinity of Boston, in the
middle of April, snow was six inches
deep.
1t is the melting of this great body OF
snow which has caused the disastrous
floods east. which our dispatches are chro-
nicling to us.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Madison Argus.

Mr.. E. A. CALKISs has charge of the
Madison 1rgus, while Mr.. Brown is alb
sent. Our neighbor of the Kenosha
Democrat says of him:
He has got his full share of smart
ness with pen; and there is spirit in
him-at least such is often the case"
This perhaps accounts for the reeling
course of the paper lately.
Three or four years ago Mr.. Calkins
was strong professed Free soiler, and
sought partnership with Mr.. Booth il
the Free Democrat, which was de-
clined.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Printing Material for Sale

vHSHE following fonts of Type are for sale nt this
n ofce. they are new, and from the Foundry
oil iiagar & Co., New York city, which Is sufficient
guarantee OF their quality. They i'll be sold In the
quantity or by the single font and on terms better
1han can be had al any Of the Western Agencies
9 pounds 10 or Minion Tile,
4J4 Great Primer Script
! font Great Primer Tuscan Shade,
l font Bnr2eoise Ornamented,
font Great Primer Grectan
font Double Paragon shade
FONT Inc Nonpariel Tuscan Shade,
font 2iine Burgeuise Skeleton Antique
font line Small Plea Ornnmcrted,
font : lire Plea Gothic Shade,
font GreRi Primer Grecian,
foat Hue Plea Shaded No o
foit line Plea Scroll Shade,
lar pounds line Plea Gothic Condensed. Oct.
shade,
lih pounds line Plea Tuscan shade, No L.
2l4 Antique,
- line Gothic Cond., Oct Shade
2l4 { line Tuscan shade,
90 - 10 line Tuscan Oct. shade, Mo-
~ " ~ % No.4
l0lk 81 Plea,
2!3 " Bnrgcoisc, 81 cts. per. Id.
Cases.
Kenosha May ?, 1854
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
POISONING.

Thousands of Parents no use Vermifuge com
pos'd ofCastor oil, Calomel, &C.. are not aware
mat while they appear to benefit the patient, they
nre actual! laying The foundations for series OF dis
cases. such as salvation, loss OF sight, weakness Of
limbs, &c
In another column will be found the advertise.
meni Of tiobensack's Medicines, to which We a,k
aitenson Of all directly interested in their own as
well ns their Childrcn's health. In Liver Com
iaints, and all disorders arising. from those ofv
bilious type, should mike use Of the only genuine
medicine, HobcnsHck's Liver Fills.
E-yN"Bc NOT dcceired," but ask for Hobonsack's
Worm syrup and Liver pills, and observe that each
has The signature of the Proprietor, J. n. HoBTN.
$ ACk, as none else Nrt gcnuine.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Sorry.

/ The last Elkhorn Reporter has leader
of over column, stating that il has lost
quite number of subscribers recently
and complaining piteously that its efforts
to please the Democratic Party, which il
has so zealously, earnestly, and unScru-
pulously made, should be SO ignored. 1t
says:
We will, however make one PROPOSE
ton to those gentlemen. anu that is that
if the Democratic party, will make up a
course of action and agree on creed
which we shall advocate in our paper, we
will either comply or we will try once
more to get into party whose views we
can represent.
Our readers will recollect an article
which we wrote sometime since. under
the title of "A Slave p, in which we por-
trayed the forlorn and AFFECT condition
in which our friend, the Doctor, is.
He took umbrage at what we said, and
WINGED, as does the wounded man at the
probe of the surgeon, and called us liar,
and all sorts of bad names.
We concluded that article with the ex-
clamation, so! Slavery! thy bonds are
indeed terrible!" We now add that we
are deeply, previously sorry for the Doc
tor. After STOPPING so low, to have his
masters turn him off, as unfit for farther
service, is indeed the ''unkindest cut ofall."
Doctor take our advice. Cut loose
from all parties. Be INDEPENDENTLY
full grown man! You have talent
sense of the right, and generous i'm
pulse-let these freely act. Bread will
come-no fear of that And with it will
come an approving conscience true friends,
and what is better than all-FREEDOM
d,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Menu CirnI1if

The last Legislature created a new Ju-
dicial Circuit of Jefferson, Dane, and
Sank Counties. The election will be
held on the fourth Monday of Septem-
Der, and the duties of the office com
mence on the first of January, next. BY
this Judge Hubbells Circuit is confined
to Milwaukee and Waukesha.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Thoughts and Facts from the State
Press


The Fond du Lac Union urges the i'm
portance of Flax Culture upon its readers
and says the manufacturers of FlaxSeet
/ Oil in that vicinity guarantee to pay iron
81, II to 81, 20 a bushel for seed the com
ing Fall.
1t says the inhabitants Of Fond du La,
City number forty.fre hundred.
The Waupaca Spirit mentions The
preparations for the erection of variou:
dwellings, stores, taverns, sawmills, grist
mills, at that place the present Spring
and coming Summer.
The Green Bay Adrocdte says the
Plankroad from that place to Taychee-
dab is going ahead most rapidly, and will
be finished to Calumet County by Fall.
1t says the Green Bay and Oconto
Plankroad Company is organized and
stock enough subscribed to insure the
success of the project.
1t speaks very hopefully of the Green
Bay and St. Pauls Railroad Project.
The Elkhorn Reporter speaks encour-
agingly of the Wisconsin Central Rail-
road-and says that at meeting of the
Directors at that place, subscriptions from
Fort Atkinson. Jefferson, and Lake Mills
were shown to the amount of $4,000.
with the assurance that the amount could
be largely increased at those places.
1t comes out hard against the New
York Emigrant Agency. 1t says:
ave pronounce it burning shame,
that the people should be taxed to sup
port a man i'll New York, barely for the
purpose of giving him grab in the treas
ury, while he does more hurt than good.
How long will such internal
rascality go unrebuked?
The Salisbury Pick q. Cal devotes a
column and half to Abolitionists. in the
most violent manner 1t takes text
from the National Era, its admonition
to non-slaveholders 'to place in the Pres
idential Chair Of SO man fully represent
ing the doctrine of total derorce Of The
Federal Government from SIarely"
1t is alarmed at this doctrine, and goes
zealously into the defence of the South
and Slavery, contending that the doctrine
is Unconstitutional, and thereby insisting
that the General Government is a stare
holding government, and that we are all
shareholders.
We like to see this open stand taken.
1t helps along the direct issue between
Freedom and Slavery which we are earn
estly hoping may take place soon.
1t has disgraccful article under the
head of Tricks of Aboltionists, Sin which
by broad and direct inucndo it charges
upon Abolitiomsts every crime in the cat
aloguc Of RIGHTEOUSNESS.
1t SAYS that +. y. Andrews was ON trial
for murder. of which next week it will
give the details.
1t says an atl'ray took place at the As
tor House, in that village, i'll consequence
of the landlord refusing to allow cards to
be played in the house, in which one per-
son was seriously stabbed, and others
badly hurt. 1t says such fracases are
common in that village.
The Oshkosh Democraf speaks glow
ingly Of the improvements Of that City,
and of its increasing population. 1t says
the number of cmigrants arriving at that
point this Spring vastly exceeds that Of
former years.
1t says the Winnebago Railroad Com
pany is organized, l.. NJ. MILLER, Prcsi- !
dent, and thinks the enterprise wild be
pushed alUnr suecdily.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
CITY Of Green Rav.

To-day Green Bay assumes the nam.
of a CITY, and elects its first set of off
GERS.
1t almost verifes the old Saying
"The first shall be last, and the last first
1t is the Oldest place in the State, and
yet it is the ninth in order, of the villa
ges which have grown large enough to
be cities.-p.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
I a steamboat is building at vii
mot, on Fox River. in this county.
The Madison Journal.

We have neglected to notice that Mr.
RUBLEE, whilom the associate Editor
has now become partner in the Madi-
son Journal establishment. Mr.. Ru-
blee is a young man of talent, and since
his connection with the Journal, has Civ
en- it readable character it had not at
tanned before. He voted for Pierce for
President, and has been good Wig
editor ever since. We always pick up
his paper, expecting to find something
readable in IT'D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
The Southern Wisconsin Road

The GAINESVILLE Gazette denies the
statement of the Milwaukee papers, that
this Road has consummated a union
with the Milwaukee and Mississippi Road.
1t says there are certain conditions yet
to be fulfilled, by each party, before the
arrangement is concluded.-p.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Damage at Waukegan.

The Waukegan Gazette says, the lat,
storm damaged the South Pier at thai
place to the amount of $500, and the
North Pier was torn in several places, the
house at the end blown off. and the pile
driver destroyed, to the damage of $4,000
Whole Damage, S2500.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

spouse OF silence-more emphatic than
words--and worthy of especial note in
debate. It argues well for the harmony
OF the Union, and COWS to show (what
IN fact has been SEEM that the troubles
OF the country come from uneasy politi-
elans-its safety from the tranquil mass
ca.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
The Delavan Meeting.

The notice in our paper yesterday, re-
lative to the Racine Railroad and Della
van. was mistaken. The first location OF
the Road was directly east from Delavan.
This would skip Elkhorn. 1t is now con-
templated going through Elkhorn, al
which the Delavan folks got up the in
dignation meeting alluded to yesterday
ID.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
FoWlers & Wells.
THE CITY BANK
KENoSHA, WISCONSIN.

This Institution will be kept open for hu.
SincsS from y. NJ. to y NJ, and from /
=. Nj. to4 r. NJ
Eastern, Chicago and Milwaukee Exchan.
ges Bought and Sold; and Collections made
in any part of this State.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland.
foi sale in sums to suit purchasers
II. w. JAMES, a. CAMPBELL.
Cashier. presidcn
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

ES The Chicago Tribune gives the
particulars of the purchase of iron for the
Fox River Valley Road, in the State Of
Illinois, and assures its readers that the
work will be completed as far as the Wis
consin State Line by the first day of De-
tober next.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
Badness Positively Cured
HI

7 3
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE ia truly tho
wonderOf tho age. Perhaps no article ever oGorcd
to ihepubc is received with greater this
und persons Bald or becoming so, have only totcst
the article to DC fully satisfied
N.B.-Agents are authorized TO givcwrtten guar
autees fpreferrcd, price 10 be agrecdupon between
the parties.
J. b. STARKWEiTHER, & Co.. Agent.
G. L. FISHER, & Co.. Propricior..
No. 81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
A Good Business.

One hundred and four teams were coun-
ted on Main street, at one time, on Sat
urcay last. Considering the Spring work
of Farmers is by no means done. this is
an evidence of active business.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

k@ BRowN, a very black man, who
has lived in the town of Paris, was arres-
ted yesterday, by Sheriff Cosgrave and
Constable Morris, for presenting a gun at
and threatening to shoot VI. Pomeroy of
this city. lie drew knife on the Sheriff
who dislrmed him with a blow OF his
cane, when he pitched into the Sheriff,
striking, biting, and gougeing him with
desperation. The deputy fired a shot at
him with revolver without hitting how
ever. and after a severe struggle the hand
cuffs were slipped on his wrists and he was
secured.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
The People of the Village of T

& The People of the Village of De-
lavan. we notice, recently held meeting
on the subject of the Racine and James
vile Road. 1t appears they have some
reason to fear that the Directors of the
road design to avoid that place in construc-
ting it; and inasmuch as they subscribed
literally for building it under the assn
rance that it would go through that place
they resolve to withhold the subscription
unless the assurance is made good.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

The reopening of the Crystal Palace
will be signalized BY some splendid mu-
sic. There will be the enormous num-
Der Of 400 performers.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

The Chicago Tribune, speaking
of the disasters occasioned by the storm
of last week says:
so far as we have been able to obtain
figures the loss on the eight vessels and
cargocS above enumerated is SD, 800
but the actual amount cannot be less than
$4,000. The insurance foots up at Sl3-
900. 4 most disastrous storm, truly"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

I@ The Milwaukee he,Os asserts
that part of Gov. Barstow's mission east
is to purchase rag mill at Ilagerstown
Nd, to inhct its shin plaster issues on
the People of Wisconsin" The assertion
of the Neirs is positive, and we wait to
see what we shall see.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

c Every day Propellers and other
craft from the lower lakes are at our piers
discharging and receiving freight The
accumulation of empty dry-goods boxes
on and about the sidewalks of the City
arc significant that new goods are being
received. and that the business of the sea
son is fairly opening.