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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-13

DISCRETION rs THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR p-Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
buaged and deceived by moonshine advertisements.
Be wise and call on Mr. r. +. MOULSON and hsve
tire satisfaction sale TO all who may give him
tn cir kind patronage.
l have on hand, at present, very handsofne as.
sortmept of Fancy Cases Medalions, Breast Pins and
Fnger-Rings alf of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes Of all my tasty friends and
customers staSt q"
r. T. MOULsON,
fo 10 Hall of Science. ITO Main 1t.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS IL am in

RANVAIINN. DAhUAiNS Il dNI III
D receipt Of Il large assortment Of
CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE,
direct from the manufacturers, Of mary and
handsome shapes and patterns; 70 which, with
GLASSES, LAMPS, ST0NE-WARE. &c I invite
the particular attention of both wholesale and retail
purchasers.
Being determined to reduce my stock, with view
of making change in my business inducements will
he offered to punctual customers, or persons purcha
sin z for cash.
Special attention paid to packing and the delivery
OF goods in good order.
HUGH A. WATT.
NH ls-dlm No 7S China Hall.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NorIcE-G. ID. WOOfTON wo,,ls

N0rIcE.-G. II. WOOlTON would very
politely and respectfully s1y 70 the citizens Rich
nond that, desiring TO settls he prcfers to serse
mem IN the capacity Of Accountant. Ssiesman Bal
pooka Collecting. or any kind Of Writing, kc
9eod references aud credentials siven.
the Richmond House - ~1, . - enIysy N 80
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Especial correspondence OF the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Monday, April 10, 1854
Mr. Editor AN accident occurred to the Cen
trail Railroad mail train this morning soon after
leaving Charlottesville, a few rods from the iron
bridge over Moore's creek One of the rails was
loose, and hoy in the act of driving spike to keep
it in place, when the train came along; and there
pressed out, caused the engine to be thrown from
the track, tearing up the floor of the locomotive
throwing the engineer in the tender, breaking the
wheels, and otherwise damaging the engine
Z. Fontaine.
Thetrain stopped on the tressle work of the
bridge, after passing some 10 or Is feet over it
The escape oil the passengers and train hands
most fortunate the bridge being some so feet above
the creek. AS soon as the Richmond train arrived
the train was backed towards Charlottesville, when
both engines were thrown off the track.
By this accident the train and passengers were
detained Elk hours and did not reach Richmond till
II o clock at night.
S-n
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FREDERlCKsBURG CORPORATION NoTEs
wanted by c. B. LUCK, at discount of 25 cents on
the dollar.
NH 27-ts @ e. B. LUCK.
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JUST received a splendid assortment of
~ Mahogany Spring Parlor Chairs, Ladies' Cahi.
nets Bureaus, Marble-top Washstands, Mahogany
and Cherry Wardrobes, Mantle-top Centre Tables,
nc, For sale by
sp IFS ALFX. MOTT & CO.
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NH y dim

BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Bexes Bags Ma.
chinery, Linen, &C., made to order.
M. g. WHITMAN,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment.
18th ST., between Main and franklin.
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DUMPS! PUMPS just received at
J. my store on 18th St between Main ard Cary,
large supply of Cistern Well, Garden Engine. and
other Force Lever, aud Dcuhle.action PUMPS of
vsrious patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
I will sell the most accommodating terms Per-
sons needing such articles should give me a call.
NH SITS CHARLES n LANGLEY.
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OFFICE OF THE FIRE AND MA
" RINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, 14TH ST.,
One Door FROM THE Posi- TOFFICE.-AUTHoRIZED
CAPITAL, $500, 000.-ThiS Company will take FIRE
and MARINE RISKS favorable terms as any
other Company of equal responsibility.
o. f. BRESEE, Actuary.
REFERENCES.
Samuel Marx Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond
A. Smith. do. Farmers Bank of Va, do.
Joseph r. Anderson, Esq do.
7. A. Tidball President Of the Bank of the Valley,
Winchester.
Henry M Brent, Cashier ofthe Bank ofthe Valley.
Winchester
!. H Sherrsrd, Cashier of the Farmers Bank, Win:
chester.
Hon. James NJ Mason U. s. S., Winchester.
B. w. KNOWLES will receive applications as
heretofore. NH % dim
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10 THE PUBLic.-1he number Of ire
medable evils caused by the use of "Hair Tonics,'
to the manufacturer of the celebrated .FL ErcHER's
HAIR TONIC" the propriety of cautionng the public
against all articles of the sort unless properly tested
His own practical experience with the hair satisfies
him OF the great utility of the "FLETcHER HAIR
Tonic and the very great danger of using any other
1t Is melancholy indeed to see the most beautiful Of
natures ornaments dried, shriveled, and wasted
away by the improper of articles called Hair
Tonic.
The genuine FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic 10 sold By
Bennett Beers, A. Duval. John H. Blair Thomas
Taylor, Broad or. and under the American Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer. = :
JOHN Johnson
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PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
ap 10-d&cIw Richmond Va

We have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters. sold by DR.. C. NJ Jackson, 100 Arch
street, Philadelphia, spoken Of in terms of the high
nf the best medicines advertised for the COM
plants for which it is recommended. They are plea.
SAINT to the teste and be taken under any crcum
and wide have united in commencing this invaiuable
remedy for dyspepsia debt ity, and such the
healing effects of this panacea, that hope it may
be intro duced to every family where dyspepsia has
or Is likely to have victim an .s--dk vy2uv
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATroREEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC:-Oaice on Hrsnklis stssst, sndsr
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ENIFII DULLAKS KEWARD.-Ihe
! above reward, and all reasonable expenses, will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery 20 US in
Richmond of a Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
or, as she calls herself, MARIA PERRY, if taken so
miles more from Richmond, thirty dollars II ta-
ken in near Richmond.
Maria Is of medium statue, with round face, skin
about gingerbread color, good set of teeth full
suit of hair and pleasant countenance. Her pre-.
else age not recollected, but she is believed TO be
about twenty-fcur five years old.
PHIL. NJ. TABB SON, Agents,
Office On Governor street,
NH Its Between Main and franklin SITS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
On 10th street. between Main and Cary Streets II
prepared execute orders for ell kinds Of Plain aud
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, In q
worknanlike manner.
As he is prepared to cast every day, persons want
ing work done can be accommodated In few hours'
notice.
All kinds OF Ship House and Church BELLS made
to order.
patronage from the public s respectfully solicit.
ed
N. B.-Highest cash price paid for old metals.
fe 4-Sm
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EEATHER DUSTERS-For dustiDg
Il Furniture Counters, &c. fresh supply lust
opened per steamer, for sale by
ap12 BULKLEY K CO.
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,NOTICE.-Six hand
~ some NJ Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs, S775, usual
price Sl0 Mahogany Sofas upholstered in hair CLOTH
spring seat Sl7, usual price s22 Mahogany Bureaus
large size So, usual price Sl2 very large High Pos:
ns post 5a in very
Wash Stands, Sc, usual price 50; handsome Marble
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables, 50, usual price SI5.
VIM. SMITH, Manufacturer,
5S4 South Third street. above Cathedral.
Philadelphia, Pc.
EF> Small profits and quick sales. Goods careful
ly packed and shipped TO order. ma 23-Sm
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HO Il S E-S Ii OE S.-Burdens Horse
IL Il Shoes and city made Mule Shoes, for sale by
apl2 VAN LEW Il TAYLOR.
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E'AMILY Cured BACON, of almost eve-
spI2 A. E. MOORE, I8o Broad st.
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CHINA. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE

CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
~ NC, at the old stand, 2is Broad street-At the
solicitation of many of his friends and customers
the subscriber, with view of accommodating the
west end of the city, is induced to continue his
CROCKERY STORE, where he will keep the usual
such as China Tea Sets, Glass Bowls Gobets, De-
canters, Flower Vases, Lamps, Looking Glasses.
Trays, Walters, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Bri.
tannia Csstors, Tea and Cufee Pots with endless
variety of China Ornaments &c-
NH it's EDWARD 8. HICKSON.
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CAMUEL d. DENOON, Bell and Brass

SAMUEL ID. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder on Main, between 9th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu.
sipess in ell its various branches.
BELLS for churches, ships, railroads, taverns and
all kinds of House Bells, made to order.
From the large number of Bells that have made
in the last 20 years. and their superior tone and qua
lity, can my friends that they equal to
any made in this country. | shall always keep on
hand regular supply of all kinds of BELLS, &c.
TT All kinds of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry Business promptly attended to. Bell, Brass and
all the various kinds of Metallic Castings done at the
shortest notice and the lowe est rates.
N b The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS. fe 25-3ms
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Jaws. SAWS. SAWS feyery desert

SAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip
~ ton, manufactured and sold by
TOLAND l. BURGER,
10th, between ain and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of al sizes and styles, and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for
All Saws stamped TOLAND l. BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction, if not being fairly tried will
be exchan ged or the money refunded.
Strengthening retoothng and repairing of all kinds
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, either large small, that cannot
straighten, no matter from what cause how badly
it may have been sprung or buckled.
All Circulars warranted to run true. de 16-6m
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NH ls-dIm No 7S, China Hall
pOOKS FOR THE TINES
A SUBSTITUTE FOR WHITE LEAD.

IA WHITE ZINC PAINT.-This Paint has been
fully tested, and is fast supercedng White Lead. 1t
is whittier, more permanent, and gives handsomer
finish the quantity will cover a greater sur
face, thus making it economical than Lead.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD co,
apl2 Druggists, % Main at.
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TRY HuTCHESON's UNRIVALLEl

Il OINTMENT
For Piles, Sore Throats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cats Bruises
Pain or Weakness IN the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily.
it relieves Sore Throat or Breast imuediatelv
1t cures Saddle Hurts Scratches or Sore Ewes OF
Horses
HUTCHEsONs OINTMENT is prepared with
great care, aud never fails to give satisfaction
The afflicted invited to give it trial, and If II
should not accomplish Whist Is claimed for il then
call it humbus, and demand your money
The proprietors have in their Possession any mum.
Der of certificates from of the most respecta.
BILE citizens of Virginia and other States anumber of
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
W HUTCHINSON CO., Amsterdam Va
Sold Wholesale and retsil, BY
PURCELL. LADD 4 co, and
NH ll--d& c6m DOVE X CO.. Richmond. Va.
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EOR HIRE-TWO negro WOMEN-one
Il first rate Washer and Ironsr, the other first
rate Cook.
apl2 TOLER COOK, Agents.
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RICHMOND, VA:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1854.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TREATY WITH ENG
LAND


The N. Y. HeAld claims to have received private
advices from England, in regard to an important
treaty concluded between Mr.. Buchanan and Lord
Aberdeen, on behalf Of their respective govern.
ments, for the protection of commerce during the
great struggle that is on the of bursting out in
Europe. 1t is stated that either the Hermann or
the America-the next steamers due-will bring
draft of the convention, by which England admits,
in the approaching war, the doctrine that the flag
covers both ship and cargo, and that free ships
make free goods; also renouncing the right of
search for the impressment of seamen SO far as
American vessels are concerned, and conceding the
restriction as to the law of blockade. In return
the United States is pledged to strict neutrality and
noninterference in the coming contest between the
Western Powers and Russia.
The Herald alleges that this important conven.
tion has been concluded by Mr.. Buchanan without
instructions from Washington This may be cor
rect so far positive instructions were concerned
but that negotiations to effect such treaty were
going on in England has been well understood here
for some time. That, however, does not affect its
importance, be it true false It. is sufficient for
US to know that it secures our neutrality and en-
abes us to become the great carrier the seas OF
the world Columbia ''rules the wave"
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TX nn0 LBS. Mountain BACON
l. IcsOOO and LARD. just received and for
sale by
ap u RAGLAND l. BRO
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GWEET OIL.-250 boxes and baskets
~ Sweet Oil, for sale by
PURCELL LADD & CO.,
ap IL Druggists, 92 Main et.
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The following letter should have reached us in
season for yesterdays paper; but was delayed from
some unknown cause
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CPRING AND SUMMER DRES S

~ oGOODS.-We have now in store large stock of
Dress Goods. consisting in part OF Mousaines Bare.
ges, Barege Delaines, Challie Bareges aud Chalie,
all of which will be soil low by
apl2 HART MOSES.
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DETER BABIES BALTIMORE POP

Il may be obtained at THE Arbour,'' fla-
vored with Ginger Lemon, Sarsaparilla and Arnbro-
sia This article is acknowledged superior by all who
use it. and will be received fresh every week, and
for sale wholesale retail by
r. w. ALLEN
an II Corner Main and 18th sta.
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sums to suit purchasers. for sale ct all times By j.
3. MACMURDO. 1t Exchauge Bant.
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AMERICAN HOrEL, sas s@ss
RIcHMoNb, vIReINIA
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, fRosRIEfoa,
se I5--ly Formevisaf Jene4s HoeG. PkHniefpkSs
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IDEAS AND BEANS-For sale by
Il spl2 A.E. MOORE. 1870 Broad ST.
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lam OLD WHISKEY, in bottles, kept
- constantly on hand and for sale by
Rp " A. E MOORE, 180 Broad ST.
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ZINE BLACK CASS. PANTS just re
l. ceived; per steamer, lot of fine Black Cass-
mere PANTS.
s. MERCHANT WEISIGER.
apI2 No. liz Main st
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WIRE DISH COYERS-FOr the pro-
~ lection Of Meats. Pastry Fruits Butter &c, u
desirable article for the coming season. for sale by
ZIMMERMAN,
spI2 Corner Main and I2th streets
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RLACK FIGURED SILK VESTS
- Rec eiyed per steamer Jamestown, q lot ofrupe-
nor black figured Silk VESTS, OF the west styles
8. MERCHANT L WEISIGER.
az IL No li2 Main st.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-09
Saturday Morning, 5use B.
Paving Railrnads


We call attention to an article copied
from the Sentinel noticing the Report Of
the Directors Of the Milwaukee and Wa
tertown Railroad, for the purpose Of a lit
tie reflection upon the idea Of a certain
few whom We have heard denounce ON
Western Road, by saying it will never
pay expenses.
There is the Milwaukee and Madison
Road, with which the Watertown Road
joins fourteen miles west of Milwaukee
and which only dlverges 81. as to be some
twenty Odd miles from it at the Rock
River, doing an immense business. and
drawing good share thereof from the
country between it and the Watertowa
Road. Another Road is building to uor-
icon, which lies only about the same dis
;ance north. And yet this middle road
At IS calculated by experienced men juie4
oaMe ACTUAL RECEIPTgo'Me Plank
ioat last year, that its first years profit,
VIII amount to TWELVE PER CENT
Is it not folly then. to suppose that q
good road. running through the fertile
country west Of here. VIII not pay? Most
aSsmodly it is. And We are glad to see
that the Company is pushing the work
ahead ligoroualv.-D.
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- aor:--1--- 1,a-----:-...I-,---.--.l--------
- l ~ g l,s !, : ',o1'ii- = t'ie y ~
49,. Vio's = u''.ls s'io il,t0 =, - PHI =
,'o'' - 0''''y q nc j''SS Y 'osp-S"'1a'
~; ~,
-fo COSY = vac Io'A' 9tfi'eSe, at Casl
Pres, - e>1i''i'st' q ;. 't':--yt ., %.
. Y per ih'4e' .''2iaaalS D 1'c2llp ives, =
E,'sseh2 81 + oassage, ana IL1 ire'EhI
e''5'' lne business q lhe foad. ca.cs''a-
1ee uF9. ne 80 t'cg-%i. Feer',@ 2. the o,'S'-
.o9 80 = tiY l''t'>. qua l9I lo2o, Is P1's ."
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-09
For tho Teleor1nh.
TIE Just Need.

ME'sEs. EDEroRs-As your correspon-
dent X" was slightly in error, and as
the matter has been thus publicly brought
into discussion. permitus as an act Of JUS
ticc to state that Mr.. William Strong's
Omnibus was used, as you mentioned ed
itoljahy, and lis use was cheerlully and
cratuitousiy rendered.
|. is tue that the materials composing
the refreshments served up aeeye the gen
erous contributions Of many Of It's friends,
but it is due to the Misses Hclcan .4geI
to say that It was their active energy
whic.. brought It all to 50 happy result.
For TIE many and very lliad courtesies
universally extended to the party and all
interested we, in behalf Of the friends re-
turn our sincere teanks. w, p. SLocuM,
i. GAGx.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-09

4 So . tha pemoaratlo 90.

A Signal to the Democratic Fleet.
The Washington Union, the flagship
Of tile Administration and the Natona
Democratic. Party displays over It's lead
iag editorial Of Tuesday last the follow
inc sicna| 70 the flcet
"FJ3el(fps & The Organization Of the
Democratic Partg 10 NE uojce Of The ma
}W3ty, ard 10 IKE principles y The Nc
5}USta hii eSSea'.ai @ Democratic Or
ttodorv"
This IS the flag under which 5oc,,S
"Ormpctaeyo il now summoned to do
battle the bback Tag Of Slavery Prqpa-
zandrstn. Henceforth Democratic Or
thodbxv' Is 81 be tried and deteHninec
by the new Nebraska test No msu IS
to be counted verify Of office, or Ia TO
train under p1EBcE, DoucLAs & Co, who
W z not ALLURE the Ordinance Of II and
the Nissonr! Compromise, and conSentto
Give slavery clear field and eveiv favor
in all parts &C tie Republic. " Fidelity "
to saal arged, Waclalms the Washington
fNjg7 is ':aEael t,al - Dcmclratjc 0rtty-
doTy'
Those IN Wisconsin who call then
selves Democrats" witlearn from this
oitill Proclamation Of The 5orernment
organ precisely WhaL they. are expected
to DO. 30 3sttyan>e of opinion IS t. lo
tolerated. an this vital issue Tiev must
rive IN their adhesion TO the Nebraska
lni0utv. OF be diUmmed out ofthe oc-
'Inocrat.c " camp. Time was when equal
RIGHTS the largest liberty and Freedom
~ Tlr5,rIr SYf VI ara action ranStitl-
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7ga.a.sar rEornl.ss, Jane ..
lIlh. poc+,., M, ti,,o racn


The final q the Boston Fugitive Case
was in our paper Of Saturday, and to-day
the details are given. The result is not
d.aeraat from what might have been an
;i2.pafsd. Howcyer good the disposition
Of the People might have been to rescue
the fuEftive and we dopb; notit vas good
enough it coald hardly be expected they
would throw themselves upon bayonots,
Or calNon loaded with grape, in what
must have been G g'aia hope Of accom-
plishius-it
The eze.temoat ard f.l;ng, according
to the aecouLts, were much more intense,
much brQeler and decper. than ever be-
<.-s; antli is safe to ASSUME that had
there not been 50 many of the Instruments
IF Goyc4mont at land TO enforce It's bid
ding the fugitive could never have been
returned. Jhis is significant Of what oc-
torring o7cnts ate producing, and what
Viii 1c lle end of Il all, Time alone can
tell. We lave little doubt if the aggres-
sl3ns Of Slavery could ever stop, if it
would permit the country to lie quiet and
remain quiet, there would be acQu!csccnce
il what has already been done, but sucA
Is not its nature. The country had no
sooner began TO settle down in quiet I'M
. -. a.. . No.. ~.,,,.,,.,...4. g 1g-1 IT,,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-09
NUMBER 81.


A WONDERFUL MACHINE roR MAXINE
SHINGLES. -We in.imated d few DAYS
since that new and really wonderful
machine for the Manufacture Of shingles
was to be seen in this city We this
morning had the pleasure Of seeing it IN
operation. This machine is SO simple in
its construction, that the first qpesu
asked is, why was not such a thing in
vented beforel" The machine is nothing
more or less than the old hand process Of
making shingles. strung together in a
compact fern. and propelled by power
ful gilman attached 20 2 crank The
common sbingle bolts are fed IN at one
end and the shingles. smooth IS Il planned
and perfectly jointed, drop from out nj.
the ether We saw shingles one foot IN
width. perfect IN every particular. drop
from this machine at the rate Of seventy
five minute. IL was estimated bv some
present at the exhibition, that the ma
chine will cGt fifty Thousand sh;nglt per
day. The rapifiity Gifts operation IS zeal
ly astonishing.
This wonderful machine is the inpen-
ton of E. L. Morrison, AZ Ingenious gen
tleman who resides in ttj@ city. The ma
chine IS simple and very compact. When
made ofiron it weighs S0J poand5- VI
wood about half that amount It's cost
is abo1t one hundred dollars, we believe,
We are happy 10 hear that Mr.. Morrison
IS likely 70 derive large profit from his
ingenuity, as many applications have al
ready beeen made for rights, some vi dis
tant States sold at high prices.--Foch.
Un'0R.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-09
MAGNIFICENT Entertainment.

The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Compeny, give to the Stockholders and
400 invited guests, ride ever their road
and ap the Mississippi River in steam
boats to st. Paul, providing every thing
for their comfort and amusement. The
eXpod.tionstarts on the 9Th &c June, The
Company foots all the bills from the time
the guest leaves home, wherevor it may
be till he returns. 1t is an idea, and win
no doubt be carried out il a style, wor-
thy &C The Great West. 3
J. Y. AVER is an invited guest from
this place, and Las proceeded to aceept
AMI ENJOY the invitation.