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a UNDRIES-
~ lCOy por~s STAR CANDLES; ....
800 b.f botes
300 do. do
100 bb s. Choice LARD OIL;
100 tits and H. No. / LARD.
i51qr c-sks DuMHS TIC BRANDY
eighth
40 btls. Fl-tcfer's Extra WHISKY;
100 DO RAW WHISKY;
$50 do. od Ms9-gxatsla and Bourbon WHISKY
5y0 Gc.ss 81 EISE sap. Fo- sale
ie24 josEPaLASBfs Il Co. Is u non .routas street.
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RIVER STEAMERS.
COaST

F AF0URCHE PACKET DOCTOR ey
BATEY, Can't. W. c. Wilson, savss MONDAYS LEkASa
~ q LAFoRgsT, % Bif1V1Ie Il -
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'Sp!YF,
. vii 6 Brown. 1852
N4riai NJ .hoacF.
Fi-itltt -.......,.LPT
HrrceA. ~ ,I2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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+ INary Wa'd..... .Pof7' ssTaa aa........ POM
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y BENJAMIN WATKINS, Port GIBSON MISS sppi Architect
gneer and bridg Builder lhg will Ms
siPp he Ohio Ii Hdso1, other River tie
VI SUSPENSION Bridges terms, M ready ah
Dc VII erect FT nenclosed Sfsuppo'tnZ IRON PER
dANN BRIDGES, etc The above Sus1eusiou Bridges will
r. drd either from Tinter Brick
Towers, rs Dcaans
Sl Gables He sFAa the Pc Wsaaingo City, or the
Last RiyeTtrnt New york to Brooklyn Eilia~-' -
son River from West Point - 1a Eastern 4hore,r
Gable pended during the heyolatiouaryW
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Ship Northern Chief, Young Liverpool Jpwhibev Soo
spanish b ig MERGED, Rromo Barcelona, pf,as,ehs
sebr Dolphin, Wit, for Mol4, Newton & Farrell
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# W. C0ELER, Importer and Dealer in
H. sBRANDEs VINES, CoRbiALs and HAVANA CIGARS.
O-irE rom he td md dahed purcual
he ersl have their sicieaaksr guam
!ity :rseafr charge.
~ None hut choice articles cold here.
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Psr;., II s"gsf Aw coorEa 4 Mss MATILDA
ap4 VIRTUE of Writ of fieri facias, to me
dir y the Hin L. I. GtpniP, First If p,see
t1r the Parish of ems will PUBLIC Auction THU"S
The 9Th Of Ju ie4 at II o'clock Warehouse, No.
go Tchonp tousbs rect
one Lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Seized in the above suit TRHYs-G sh.
ie!i !. ] POpPE Constable
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! lIILtJUH&, NU@CUM d co., corner of
Gr"x'rHaa New iye Srees ieva er.r
&. FEE Mocha, lava, II vanqa3Ro
a. im29 ~ 5tFor'*r i5i X fsmsa m ard fine
WHITE SuGAhSt'H ed 3.aaf .e-pd fined:
BRANll&s on t%ru a., lint P,op,ors' yard d.
puy, Utgrt Co.. ,tc,;
WiNEatine o +1r serv, Aindera ChanrR.ae, c sret
sud sweet so
EHNsPfswo - etlan, ,inis md qanrsi
80, SAlN"N AID 10 t&lEhs--t,t dal. -aoupd Gang;
L- =. --1ar ! IN ~. -
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NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND

FENEN DOLLARS REWARD. Ran away OK.
IA from the lndtrgnei the lgth Of Tune, raho S
man n2Hti MOSES nfous IS years q SUM set tsei -
hes
raised KY Shs
said mulstto under penalty OF the law
ie24tt H. B. KENNER, 80 Philippe
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! q IL
sac, $50 7-2o, 80
SUNDAYS.
In Tiyoi Circle DepGt-SlO s ard It0, s-ac,
$50, $50 5-si, faa, 1-9O, az P, IS.
KY All he NJ passengers Carol
-. Trains stop ONLY Horn Station 4aGhon Bag
gage, tecaved al Dspotsonis
FAEK-B+tscn ne CsrroGn. batwesn Car
, rein nsuat the Lake. taeentp, eaeh~
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SHERRY
- So qrerter casks XERES:
L1GA%E;
s. ooayes NERES-For sale by
mys S. nO4FF, a5 Camp str ct.
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GgSctfea'ss, eItSBaa CxsaGs & EGGssLeGr
sB Il. FELL & CO., "a Common street, csa
4 Hcw0riears, Importers and Dealers Wholesale u
SsLs LA5tIS, fia;e1 AID britannia cAsToRS, CANDLE 49,
sTiEHa TABLE CUTLERY, yAFAHNNFD WAlTEh ste. H#
a oodn will be offered 1t low prices 'ountry
p+rs-' n tire rstsst TIA rv2n V
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

LIGHT IN Ell DoRADo-On Friday week the in
carnation of Democracy, the embodiment of virgin
purity, and the plus ultra of wisdom united, made
an advent among us in the person ofWm NJ Gwin
The pathway of his worshipers was brilliantly gh-
ted up but the smaller illuminators with him as
aids were not dscernible at Coloma, the emission
from the great Drummond being too dazzling.
At Placerville it is said the great political sun
was cclipsed by interior so that the Gubernator-
al expecant and the Indian Agent were distinctly
visible 1t is understood in this latitude that a
meeting of the members of the Legislature elect
had been convened at Placerville by proclamation,
to learn wisdom from the lips of the distinguished
Senator himself and to hear important news about
the Pacific Railroad and the u s. Branch Mint
generally and on the approaching Senatorial elec-
ton in particular 1t is rumored that a screw is
loose in the El Dorado delegation and that to this
circumstance the Empire County is indebted for the
great honor shown it recently. The Deputy Col
lector of the part of San Francisco paid the county
visit short time ago and adjusted the Senatorial
machinery whereupon it forthwith announced
that FL Dorado County was all for Gwin first, last
and forever, soul, body, and breeches. But 10
and behold Gen. NlcDougall appeared in the ho-
rison and directly discordant note was discovered
and the grinding of the GwinnoiJa jewsharp could
not keep the instrument in tune Some intermed-
ling imp has been talking about spcculations in Mis-
sissippi swamp lands. and it is thought somebody
has listened. Blanton McAlpn might perhaps
know something at any rate the Ell Dorado dele
cation in the opinion of the Hon. Doctor are num-
skulls and need esp, ,cial care and attention, in
tact, need ear marking need guide board nailed
to their heads, and forsooth the Senator has come
to 40 all this and to tell them when and how to
open and shut their mouths.
Now we entertain a better opinion of the El Do
RADIO delegation, and think they are too intelligent
t" be lmnlbozlcd by San Francisco poticians.--'
One principal topic of discussion us we are inform
ed. Wa, the best method of presenting massive
gold.headed cane to the senator hereafter, and the
terms which it should be received. We are told
the cane is ordered.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

GOLD roLLAR MIR. A A VanCurldcy Of Alan,
and Cos. Express, exhibited to us on Thursday ev-
cning last goll dollar Of 'afrna coinage straight
from the Branch Mint at San 'ranci.co Anv man
who wants or tries to max hanDlsomer coin should
be consigned to the luna'ic n a,ylum
On one side is the head of an milan and cncr.
cling it the worlS United States Of America On
the reverse side Il dollar 1851" surrounded bv n
wreath of grain. flowers. and grapes. In dimen-
sions it is about the size Of a half dime but thinner
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

in the mines and gamblers begin to look ragged,
and soon we hope their occupation will be gone =
The day is rapidly approaching when loafers, swim
dlers and fashionable thieves and assassins will be
pointed out with finger Of burning scorn, and if
the law will not reach them, they will be hooted
from good society and spurned with contempt by
the moral sentiment of the people. Let the good
work 90 conquering and to conquer until our
State shall become the proudest and people the
best in the Union as they already the most per-
severng.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

GOOD NlovE In Sierra County Il step has been
taken which it would be well to adopt in this coun-
ty and t" which no 'ax-pnying citizen would be at
all opposed The Ser" Ctee" in speaking of
atf 'lrN in lha unty says: the Court of Sessions
has appointed commission. consisting of three
pr"mnrn' cit z"ns for the purpose Of investigating
til" financial condition Of our county from its or
ganz ion. and reporting the facts This report,
when completed, will be published in pamphlet
form
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

atoly Wednesday several dams on the Middle
Fork brokc.,ull MY Ji-charsing their contents and
larg" quantities of timbers upon the dam. below.
destroying nearly all the dam. >ucc 's>ivcly. On
reaching Nurdrrers Bar thr fl nod AMI timber was
held in check for a short tim by the strong work.
at that point. but everything moved ofeo maSqe
on ynge to Sacramento Thursday it rainrd
moderately most of the day Stream are now RI
sing ha work in their beds may h c,nsidcred
al an end for the season
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

Coon. The f'll'wng resolution was adopted at
the last Democratic "ounty Convention in Los An
gclrs County. and is now directly in pont
Resolved. Tha' we approve the administration of
iov ohm Rigl'r. and thar this Convention recog-
nz" the reforms suggested in his messages to the
I.egiSa urc as indespcn>aby necessary to the well
fare of this State. and that our Asscmblymen and
senator are requested to use all means in their pow
er to carry them into effect
Whatever may have been limited to the contrary,
in some quarters since the ate election. it will be
found when the Legislature meets in January. that
both members elected to the Assembly, as well as
the Senutor will stand on the ground of this reso-
lu.ion--and no othor. Los Angeles Star.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

osrAL lin answer to inquiries about the Allan
tic mail>we have to say. that there is no weekly
Mail to the Eastern States. The weekly line of
Ocean Steamers is humbug and a >winde. The
price of passage is raised to point almost past
durance. without the first benefit to the people of
this State of amy kind. The Mail is carried semi
monthly as before The weekly arrangement was
never thought of to benefit the public.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

The Washington Star ha the following racy
commentary ON the statement of an English paper
about the rapid strides of Russia
Within the same space of time, Uncle Sam has
extended s dominons from the Mississippi to the
acic At the present time, the old genelcman
has one foot upon Central America and the other
upon Cuba eye c"cked at anada and the
ol cr pering impuden,ly at the beligerents of Eu-
rope As his appetis' is always sharp set. there is
a talk of his soon swallowing a Sandwich. and 9TH
>avory slices to be furnished by His Serene High
ness Of Iexcp and the Au.ocrat Of all the Russians
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

We learn that the Banking and Express Offices
town, will be closed on Sunday, the 5th day of
November and on every Sunday thereafter, except
during one hour alter the arrival of the Sacrament
to stage. when they VIII be open for the transac-
tion of Express business only
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

STAGE LINE v e are informed that Mr. Robert
Ellis will soon establish line of daily four horse
Stages from Diamond Spring through Coloma to
Georgetown Mr.. Ellis is the proprietor of the
line running from Coloma to GEORGETOWN
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

NoTIcE-'Ihere will be preaching in the NJ. E.
Church. in this town. on Sunday morning, Goth
inst, at 10 10 o'clock. and in Uniontown in the
evening. by the Rev. MIR. Richardson of the Bap-
tist hurch
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

TO BE HuAG.--Irday ncx' is the day appointed
for the execution of LIpsEY convicted for the mur.
der of Iowclson at old Springs, in July last. Lo-
GAN. is also sentenced to be hung on Friday next
and both will probably be executed at the same
time.
Two men are under sentence of death in GALAXY
craa County their execution is fixed for Nov TO-
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

lUR I'D LOOSE i've more state risoners es-
capped this week from the pleasure grounds at Corte
Aiadrra This institution. and the managers threof
particularly begin to be stencil in the nostrils of
the people
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

Is the reward Of virtue bread ?
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
Loss of the U. S. Mail Steamship
Arctic-700 Lives Lost
New York. III

NEW luIh, 1ltU'
The irctjc was lost oft Cape Race on
the 9th, ult. by collision with an uE-
kn pwn Propeller. Only hir{y-tro known
to be saved. Capt. Luce and Mrs +. X.
Collins and family among the lost.
2d Dispatch collision occurred
at noon, on the 9th Of Sept, forty miles
of Cape Race. in a severe fog. The speed
Of the .4rcitc was about thirteen knots
and both vessels had all sail t, with
strong fair wind.
1t was supposed ct first that the Arctic
was but little injured Assistance was i'm
medatelv rendered, the Propeller, which
vas trightfully damaged. Bat ,, was soon
ioond that the Arctic was leaking fast. 1t
gained so ranidIy thar the fires were soon
eXtingui~hcG.
every effort was male to save those
on ooatu' nut four of the boats had left
10 ana the Propeller, and there was only
one ieiI- ms was soon filled, and raft
was hastily constructed. \ panic took
possession Of the people, ana they crowd
cd on it. Large hunters reached il
Others were drowned in the attcmpt
All this time the vessel was fast FILING
and of sud EN- it went down with all
remaining on board.
All on the raft, except one. who clung
to it for twenty-four hours, were drown
ed.
At ) O'Clock, on the afternoon of the
10Th, the barque Hlsrroa have in sight
Of the boat and took those in it, thirty
two in number. on board. Eighteen
were subsequently transferred TO the
ship Lebanon, and arrived at this port
early this morning.
Most of those saved belonged to the
crew.
The :Aretic hal 226 pa5s> myers, aud a
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
NOTICE.

The several Towns in the Western As
scm5Iy District of kenoSha County, are re
quested to send three delegates each, to at
tend District Convention to b. held ut the
house Of l.. DuttoD IN Paris, on the l4th
day of October, \. d 1851, ut one O'Clock
p. NJ, for the purpose ofnominating suit
able person to be supported a representa-
tive of >nid District at the next election.
by order of the Representative District
Committee.
Dated September 2sth, \. d. 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
News by Lightning.
Reported for the Kenosha Daily Telegraph
Awful Calamity--Thc steamer T.. X.
Collins burned--23 Lives Lost.

Detroit. Oct. =. 1891.
The f. H. C0iiiaS, from the Sauit st.
Marie for Cleveland, left this city last
night between 10 and IL o'clock. About
midnight the boat was discovered to he
on fire. little below and near the light
house at Maiden. and near the mouth OF
the river. Before the boat could be got
ashore, she was completely envclopcd in
flames, and % persons persisted in the
flames or in the water.
PASSENGERS MISsING.-Dih1lo, some
where in New York; Samuel Powell,
Cleveland; Laurence Whalon. do; Thos.
Cook. Pitt>burg; Mrs McNeilly. wife of
waiter, Cleveland; Mrs WatcrouS and
child Ashtabula, body ofchjll recovered;
Colored man from Virginia.
CreU IiSSjrg-Chas. Adams. barber;
John McNeiily, waiteH; John Dennis. do.
John Wnkner, do. John lIalstead. head
do. Lyman Post, bar keeper; Mrs. Fanny
Lewis. cabin maid; Samuel Brown, fire
man; Anthony nf.i,..c%~lck, deck hand; I.
Anderson. do. John \. Germa; James
Garnett, Cook-a colored man; Nathan
Robinson, do. One whcelman.
Cre,r Sars1-H. J. Jones, Captain
Barney Sweeney, Mate; Henry Coon. ri
mate: Ezra Rust, Engineer; James Rock
ct, IND do. john Tracy, Sd do: Thos.
Incc, clerk; i, ). Montgomery. Steward;
j. K. Stntenburg, waiter; Henry Webb
do; John Shannon, dos John Stock do.
John Dougherty, ito; John Carroll do.
Peter Stally, fireman; Pat. Brapson do.
Thos. Hemihan. do; Pat. QujuYan i,
McAfee, barber; Samuel Bowles, hcaf
cook; J. w Brown. 2nd do; w. Ruddy
Carpenter; another carpenter, name I'M
known.
PASSENGERS Sarsd.-A. p. Rogers Ash
tabula; 4. Q. Cary, Grand Rapids; j. ID
Patterson. We>ttield, n. Y; j. W. FarI
BeckSyillc Ohio; b. F. Dubois Philadel
phrr; Hill ElSon. Vermillion, Ohio; o
Marley, Dalton, Ohio; Edward Powers
Cleveland; Bernard Mcdonnell do; Mrs
Laura Smith, Ashtabula; Mrs. Cook
cleveland; Lewis Morris and Lady. Am
Ar52r.
Burning CT the Collins--I.atest Ac-
counts.
Detroit DAILY Tribune osl.e-la NJ.
The Collins took fire in her boiler decl
ana So rapid was the spread Qfthe flame,
f7at the passengers and crew, who had
mostly retired, were unable TO save any
',hl0S except very few articles of clio
Thing. She took fire about a quartes OF
''ue below Maiden and nearly opposite
G'e light house. She was immediately
Jet Tor the shore, but was unable t.
t'"1A shallow water before the flames
''' ''~Pleto possession At ter Tbs az
Ter -A~t Ut rho k--4 =,
swung AROUND INTO
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12

The following are the Committees of
the several towns:
lst H'ard.-J. B. Jilsun, ". II. Smith.
David Crosit.
2d Wort.-J. l. Ehle, J. p. Glover
Sheldon Fish.
Sd HGrd.-J. V. Quarlcs, Seth Doan.
i. p. Caho0n.
Pleasant Prairie C. F. Morgan, Jo-
nathan Eastman. William Blackman.
Puris.-W. L. Marsh, II. \. Newbcr-
~. Franklin Newell,
Somers--J. J. Petit, W. ?. Smith, J.
Rhodes.
Bftstdi,--Rosweli Bourne J. II. Kel-
loge, phlandcr Judson.
Sniem.-Thos Stockwell, D. c. Bur
CESS Francis Paddock.
UheatianA.-Thos. Slade, J. c. Ne
kisson Schuyler Bundy.
Brighton.--Lathrop Burgess, John
IIockney. Alex. Bailey.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
FIRST WARD CAUCUS.

The Republican Electors ofthe First Ward
of the City Of Kcnosha, are requested to meet
at the CRY HALL, on Thursday the 18th
inst at o'clock F. NJ, to choose three
delegates to represent said Ward in tue
County Convention, to be holden mt Dat
ions tavern, Bristol on Saturday the llth
inst J. b. JILSUS,
DAVID CRoS1T,
WM. ii. SMITH.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
POLITICAL NOTICE.

The Republican Electors of the Third
Ward of this City, are notified to meet At
the basement of the Methodist Church, ON
Thursday evening, l2th inst, at ! o'clock +.
NJ, to choose three delegates to represent
them At the Convention to be held at Dut-
tons Tavern on the l4th inst, al 4 O'clock
~ NJ. j. Y. DIARIES,
5. DOAN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
UNREDEEMED LANDS.

public NOTICE is hereby given, pur-
l. suant TO sec. 100, chap Is, of the Rev
Stats of the State of Wisconsin, that the
following described lots and tracts of land.
situated in the County of Kcnosha and
State of Wisconsin, sold the l2th of April,
1882, by the Treasurer of said County, for
the unpaid taxes and charges due on the
same for the year 1851, still remain unre
deemed, and that the time limited for their
rcdcmptiod will expire on the 18th day of
April, 1853, at which time, unless previous
~ redeemed.
Dated at keaosE this 18th day Cf Ott.,
1854. r.. II. DEFINING,
GIN of the BID Of Sup'rs, Ken. Co., Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12

Know NOTHING WORK IN LOUISVILLE
At the Municipal election in Louisville.
Kentucky, on Saturday last, VIM. B.
Shepard was elected Mayor by $50 ma
jority. Mr.. Shepard was not known as
a candidate until that morning.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12

A. the ne corner Of said Block,
the nee " on the line to the W
Ii &c of lot two, thence : on the
" line Of iot two twehty-fourf Il
thence e on = line parallel to
the n line Of Sd q - the line
Of the y. thence on the line
70 The nlaee o, bsrinn nr IA
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
Weekly Telegraph.
ncnunliean Count. Con, e ton.

The several town; in the county of Memo
sl,a, and the several wards in the city OF nc
nosha, arc requested TO send each Mfee atic-
gates to rcprcseryt said towns ana waI..a -
County Conycntion, 10 assemble III i'u''o'' :
ON saturday, the 18Th of October next
III, " far the purpose of nominating
,,sn5;datr for senator in the place OF Hon.
1cvi Gran" .snsd anil also :, Gand adc,sd
!HF ' en- 70 be supported ay the Republicans
~ ','I K emo County; and also TO transact
su,.b other business as may come before the
meeting.
The committees in the several towns APP
pointed at the late Republican county meet
ing. are requested 10 issue the necessary no
ticc< to have their towns properly represent
cd i'll this convention.
5. X. McCLELLAND, Chm.
c. l. SlIDLES,
S ). SCIIOFF,
HIRAM FUTILE,
IL. ). THORPE.
n
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY CON-
VENTEON.

The Republican Electors Of the Eastern
Assembly District comprising kcnosha, So
mcrs, and Pleasant Prairie, are requested to
elect delegates to meet Mt Ingalls, Tavern, in
Pleasant Prairie, on SATURDAY, the 2lst
inst, at 8 O'Clock, T.. NJ, to nominate some
suitable person to represent said district in
the Legislative Assembly for the ensuing
year.
Each ward in tln City of Kenosha will
send TWO delegates and Somcrs and Plea
SAINT Prairio, THREE each.
.. +. DANA,
THoMAs Rowland, Com.
y b. CLArr,
KcnoSha, Oct. ,, s54.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
Burning CT tho ColIins--T,atest ac-
commits

"'Vuau Ihto, crca Z. 4,,.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION
OF THE
INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
THE CRYSTAL PALACE

THE CRYSTAL PALACE
A T NEW YORK, will Positireiy ciosc on the Dist
n day of October next. J! possesses more atirac-
lions than any Other place on this continent More
Than
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
Articles are now on exhibition. 1t il replcte with
ever, thing curious IN Manufactures and Ar.
THE PICTURE GALLERY
Contains upwards of ONE Thousand Paintings, and
is the rDsl perfect Of the KIND ever viewed in ibis
country.
THE SCULPTURE CONTRIBUTIONS
Embads more than 300 pieces OF Marble. and Is nm
doubGedly the argestaHd finest collection in any
exhibition in the world. .s
THE MACHINE ARCADE
Has been rendered complete, ard tho machinery is
In erer aton daily.
Valuable additions and Improvements have re-
Gently been made, ard The Public earnestly FnVF
ed 10 avail thcsmt elycsof the only opportunity OF
witnessing this display ofthe most unique and cots
- Collection Of the works Of Art and Industry eve
exhibited in this country.
Awards Of liver and Bronze Medals ana DfIfolEs
will be made atthe close of the Exhibition
JOHN a.. WHITE. President.
GEO. II. BENEDICT, Secy q Treasurer
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12

LAKE SHORE r. R.-Mr Alton, Chief
Engineer Of this road, received dispatch
yesterday, from New York. stating that
400 tons of iron left that city on the day
previous, for the Lake Shore Road, and
that two more boats were loading with
iron for the road; also that chains and
spikes, for which the Company are only
waiting, in order to proceed with laying
the track, are on the wav.-Free Demo
Graf.