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LEEEVRE IL UNDERWOOD.

NJ. II. R.. NJ.
LEEEVEsE u UNDERWOOD.
HAVING this day august aIst entered into coPsrt
Anershp the OF extending and charging
CRY STOVE STORE and Tin manufacturing establish
would respectfully liberal share patronage
Roth being practical workmeu, ready all
ell all orders with promPtnes and warrantabe worksach
took hepremium the Wayne county Fair shop
the Huntington House.
LEFEyRE & UNDERWOOD.
Richmond, October 90, 1854. IL
9NTindOxV Glass. of all sizes. together with Glass
w of various descriptions suitable for sealing
Fruit in. TO be found at No. Al Man street.
July IS. l.. II. MCCULLOUGH
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Richmond Green House.

Richmond Green House.
VIE undersigned has completed his arrangements, ana
u opened his Green House. south end Q.
Pearl street IN the city Of Eiehcnd aud ia prepared
furnish the friends
sortEaent Of Native Trop3eaI tas apcat
varsti~s Of the beanta! Roses, Camsiia
fasias Geraniuns yerbenas Dahias, Cactus and very
general variety Of Green House Plants variety o. the
latest and most approved Strawberry Plants and cs.areA
Grape Vines. JOHN J. COSLEf-
Richmond, April :, Is54. I6d
J. 2. ~ p
FeHtersiffe. Etehu
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a L L Q r \ E Y a L l. 4 w,
Richmond, Ind.
s1- Office, door of the Post Office Up Stairs.
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Gas Light.

TUE prepared to put in the mpro
= substantial Fixtures
fancy finish. They also furnish Pipes
water ut Cine innat prSes shop Parsons
Meat Store. c. COLLIER & co.
Sentemhar y l. I'm
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Lard Oil and Candles.


THE subscribers having completed their arrange
L ments for ing the above Goods are pre-
pared furnish the merchants ana inhabitants of
Richmond and vicinity with OH. AND CANDLES of
superior quality, at prices ranging below the Cincin
natl market. Persons OF the above goods
viii find it greatly 10 their advantage call at this
establishment before purchasing elsewhere.
ls-Factory in the old Richmond Foundry Buildings
RAILIES MARCHANT.
February 9, 1853 SIT
~ bbls. Louisville Cement. in store and 70
eeo sale by l.. H. MCCULLOUGH,
March Is, 1875 No AZ Main street.
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NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS.

NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS.
III. C. LEWIS Il CO,
4 RE now receiving their Spring supply of new and
fresh Goods, consisting OF great variety Of No
TIONS, TOYS. CONNECTIONS, FRUITS, NUTS,
PERFUMtRY, &c. which they offer for sale al y hole
sale or retail such terms viii suit customers
They have also established in connection a BAKE
KY, and are prepared furnsh to order thing
In that line. hoessle and retail the best of arti
Giles, and at as low terms they be had in the
citv.
Call and examine stock. We have the articles
or sale, and i'll sell 70 those who wish TO purchase
II " est Of the Sloan House
Richmond, April Is, 1855. 17-tf
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White Fish.


VavHE subscriber has White Fish
whole and half barrels also Maekcre sale cheap al
june G. W. BARNES.
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Janney's Life of VIM. Penn,

DEFUTING MaCauley's nbellous attacks upon the
u y Friends Jannoy's Life of GEORGE FON, Fox'si
Journal Writings Of Nnylor Evans Exposition, Sands
Journal Penns No Cross No Crown, and other Standard
Books for Friends, for sale at
BURBANK S BRO.
Richmond. Sept. 20, 1875 40tf
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Great Bargains.
THE unders igned having removed from \ ew Paris
viii sell his house and lot in that place, also his
house and lot y miles north of Paris n the road
leading from New Paris Palestine tn property's
being very desirable and pleasant situations. Amy
person wishing to purchase, may call John p Ire
land New Paris, James ireland, mile north of
Paris, Samuel Todi, 81 miles north Paris, the
Palestine Pike, who will give all necessary inorma
tion. Any wanting real bargain, now is your
chance. " Nj. IRELAND.
New Paris, O., August 9, 1856. Stiff
Scott n era ford have for sale 10 bales Seamless
Bags at Cincinnati prices, charges added.
September Is
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Valuable Propertv for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
o.. LYING immedateIy west and adjoining the city Of
Ass,,. Richmond, Indiaaa containing four and half
- Of Ga srate ground. which there good two
Brick house well finished and in good
tanning and good tllar large barn, wood
house. smoke house and other buildings There
is eisterHs and failing spring of
through the premises also 40 choice
of different kinds also variety Shrubbery Evergreens
&c. Thisis desirable property and VIII be
sold reasonable For further please
Q the premises. II. SMITH.
September lSJJ
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ELASS.--5o boxes city brands by II and 10 by
W II Glass, for sale by l.. II. MCCULLOUGH
March b. 1850 70. II Main street.
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sSc0tfA CrasS TO rd keep Cotton Yarn Coveret Warp
- and thread white ana eolored; Tsne, Wicing
ton Batting and Wadding; Day Yarns Richmond
Batting. Sept.
scott Graz 10 I'd keeT large stock of Queens
=, Crockery. Glassware, Looking Glasses.
September l3 3qtf
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Willow Ware.

4 LARGE complete Willow Wagons and
n Cabs hand, which viii be sold low close 81
Main u. W. BARNES
June less 25-tf
| % Kegs Pure w i.iIe Lead just received md for
wv sale by IL. MCCULLOUGH
July 20. No. a. Main street
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Harveys POEMS
TgyHE last and only dozen OF Poems by John Harvey,
Il jus. received and for sale by
BURBANK s BRO.
Oct H. 1855 43-u
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Ad,rinistratoE's Noiiee.

III ETTERS Of administration uFon the estate OF John
i 4 Reid, deceased late Of Wayne county. have been
granted the unders gned All person having claims
them for settlement. and all
indebted requested make immediate payment The
solvent {. T. HUFF, Admir-.
October d. ISIS. 10 3t
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Garnet Chain.

S00 LBS white and coored Carpet Chain for sale as low
ooo be had in this market. Call st
Aug 2, 1855 C. W. BARNES
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#mY From the Chicago Journal
TEE LONG AGO.


.saG BIZ BESJ +. TAYLOR.
Oh. a wonderful stream is the river TINE,
As il runs through the realm of tears,
With a faultless rhythm. and musical rhyme,
And broader sweep and surge sublime,
As it blends with the Ocean of Years.
How the winters are drifting like flakes of snow,
And the summers, like buds between,
And the year in the shea SO they come and they go,
On the rivers breast, with its ebb aid flow,
As it glides in the shadow and sheen.
There's a magical Isle up the river Tine,
Where the sofiest of airs are piaying
There's cloudless sky and a tropical cline,
And song sweet as a ycsper chime,
Aud the Junes with the roses are staying,
And the name of the ISLE is the LONG AGO,
And we bury our tire isures there;
There are heaps of dust, but we bret them so!
There are trii4kets and iresscs OF hair.
There arc fragments of song that nobody sings,
And part of an infant ssprayer
There 8 lutte unswept, and harp without strings,
There are broken vows and pieces of rings,
And the garments she used TO wear.
There are hands that are waved, when the fairy
BY the Mirage is liftel in air;
And we sometimes hear, through the turbulent
roar,
Sweet voices we heard in the days gore before,
When the wind down the river is fair
Oh! remembered for aye, be the blessed Isle,
All the day ofour lie till night
When the evening comes with lis beautiful smile,
And our eyes are closing to slunber awhile,
May that "GREENwooD' of Scul be in sight
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oRHIGM Nnws.
a rival Of thop Steamer Atlanl

-lV2A Oh 5slffac-Cf
A NEW YoRk, N0vember s.
The at,an;ic arrived at 9 O'clock tfts 80
unailnouhced.
latest DISPATCHES from scar Ct uar report "a
cialiY from Lord Strattord RedclFe 81 v'etsS
gained November 9th by 0msrPasha 0,cr Hff1
Russians. mostly Georgian iAiiiti3, at river fE
gour, which Omar with Turks 2a,1e9
crosse lat hur points taking 64prsoncge @is,s
ard q Killed and wounded. Turkish t
kars Kut;ns is s.in bcsciged but apps nt-s
indicate that the Russians Wis retire to 1fafc@
not fan frem the Crinea The armies are *
ing cor winter. Only few shps reWan "a ia
Dmeiper and the bulk of THE feet ale returIgrt.
10 Ccnstputinoplc. The G Ear has Ic'tn 81
81 P>scr>hur...
Peace rumors are again prevalent, hHt 81 WE
dpl0mac' however is active especially it Stuc,t-
haul N.cr2a and BVsseS.
'F'ie raris eShibtion is closcd ;sl2 98s wsesN
Of pl;zcs, Including numerous decorations ofA
gioIS oi loaor were distributed
i a' inicsl news are Funors of prob,b!e elslv
d.ssO;a.ion OF Parliament
Boil, armies in the Crimea ere wholly gcc'r.a
ed IN PREPARING for winter. BasUltpr@eN, Eeat
up bc. wtcH the north and south s.lcs of Ste@a
topo!. F5t:fcati0ns OF both sides age are.$.tes;-
ted.
a Rnss'an cadet deserted, rcpcr.ad -.'a-
kotf determined to haG3@1 IN dj,2rk ap e
Reinforced advanced posts supported sas' VIA
field artillery.
! s. Petersburg dls7aich says, ILL., -.. er
.rtt Nichiio: on the 5tl OF Nov cfi r Ter tis tt-
Iaca TO ihaiill in person GV4 stl tuts arn Ai5
returned via Moscow TO -. H. ays,Tsre. slS-tF
Up TO the l2thrt!i2 Allies had NOT audaytg.1siI
any ding in the Criaea. ae1
The ez poTtation.ui breaGstutfs lcoA.li tra.fgUia
all Turkish ports: i,nputa tou allowed duy iGa2.
Private despasches say ;las Russia hnd ailsu-
lutcly prohibited export ut hrealatul9 SWcdeR
II . r.if. sl- -
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'High Life Below Stairs

When this satirical farce was first brought
out in London, "Old Drury Lane Theater' came
near being mobbed by the infuriated Wallets aud
laqucys whom it so cieverly took off But in
Young America no such offence can be taken AZ
squib, and therefore the following, from the
New York correspondence OF the Sunday Me-
cary, is capital Illustration of Y Dung America
grated on little Irish assurance and impudc.lt
go-ahead-atiyencsS
II cannot yet drive the election out of nv
head, and apropos of that have Just heard 4
very funny anecdote relative to it, II runs IN
this wise Some two years ago, Coleman * Stet-
son, of the Aston House, bad pet waiter, who.
suddenly, aud for some unexplained reason,
left them This waiter was called Mooney.
The day before yesterday, Mr.. Coleman .appcn.
ed in at the Metropolitan Hotel, and there, in
the reading-roon, as large as life, he saw Moo.
ney, smoking cigar, and perusing dc llorning
paper.
''Good morning, Coleman" said Mooney,
without rising
"Good morning, 4" responded Coleman, 81 am
glad to see you. Are you here now--I mean
are you located in this house 7"
ayes, Sir"
"G!ad to hear THAT, too You win find the
Lelands TO be first rate man--youIl likethem. l
know"
eyes, they're pretty clever fellows" said
Mooney, ifnpudently
"Clever FELLoWS!" repeated Coleman, who
wondered Mooney would dare to speak so dis
respectfully of his employers; ''they are excel
lent MEN, and you ought TO be proud TO be with
them!''
II am" said Mooney, putting out from his
mouth fresh cloud of tobacco smoke.
We'll, Mooney" resumed Coleman, 81 wish
you well, and | would rather have YOU at our
house than see you hero
'Maybe III come to you shortly" interrupted
Mooney, with patronizing air.
"But no." continued Coleman; "Nhile Won
do well, stay here. Let me give Won a piece of
advice, however. The Le!ands are, rs / said
before, excellent, easy, good natured men; but
they do not like TO be imposed upon. IF they
see you here smoking cigars, and making free
with the guests, they win most likely, tell you
to leave the house, ht
"Sir - eat - sa s etsI Oh es-
My advice is" continued Coleman, with a
parental look, tina. you never show. yourself
here; stick TO your own apartments, otherwise
could swear you'll be discharged"
"Why, what the devil do you take me fer ~
vociferated Mooney, throwing aside the news
paper which he had been reading and starting
to his feet, displaying an elegant rufied shirt
bosom, and cable watch chain.
"Why, a waiter, of course"
"No sir" was the reply; Pm boarder here,
and I'm MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE ~
Coleman left, after having made very flowery
apology. He acknowledged himself done
completely.
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Keep good company OF none. s3
Never he idle. lfyogr bands ca'not BE u q
fully employed, attend : he eu.aya-oa yoHf
mind.
Always speak the truth
Make few promises. "
Live up to your engagement
Have no very intimate friends.
Keep Your secrets if yon have any.
When you speak to 9 person .o,t hsp in Tao
face.
Good company md good conversation sfe
the very sineWs of virtue.
Coed character is ;.bovc all things else,
Never listen 60 Loose and intidel e1uver # p.
You had better be poisoned IN your b,oud tiea
your principles
Your character cannot he cssoniia = irF,%t
except by your own nets.
If any one speaks evil q Won, les voEr . he
so virtuous hat 40 one VIII believe a4f
Always speak and act a Il the l4rs 70 q
God
Drink no kind Of Intoxicating dri1
Ever live, misfortmes excepted, "..hn toTf
income.
Make no haste to be r.ch # goq vot'd 'froa-
per.
Small and stead gains give competency VII
tranquility of mind
Avoid temptation, through ta. .hat rou car-
Gotwifirstand H.
Never borrow r you can possibly avc'd T.
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FAS-iIOEABl.E DRESS MAkER-Would re-
specially ;.r;an lie Ladies OF keaosha and VI
v.n.tv. tl,lt Size has opened her rooms on Man 81
E,rrryg ora;. fhe Pass Osfcr, where she intends
20 carry on R9rcss VI .ssSiug in all its various
branches, in thc mos, Fashionable and approved
.tv}c5 y Fashions received monthly from Pht-
54dcl9liia in da~re'ns and tissue form Two or
KryosriA Mnv "a. 1853. n49tf
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JOSIAH BOND,

NT"TnHErT at Law, and Pension and Bounty Land
CT. I.ncplt also fo- several of the host eastern
4n.rt~re> InnPaaes. 3-See advertisements.
l"J,-tJ -
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LAKE SHORE RAILRoAp-FRETcHr TRAINS.
By a notice in our advertising columns. It IL
seen that the freight trains on this reed c,iIn-
mence running next SATURDAY, December ist'
the upper Depot being so far completed as to be
used The road has been doing a splendid pas
se,pcr business fer a IeSg time, and its freight
frurss will how BE- large, and increase the aggre'
gate revenue very mueh.-4nd. Sentinel.
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L.. a.. MERRILL,

N>TRA,-CE-io is agent for various companies,
." rndarhtcI crcl, and is prepared to issue poll
yes ~, Lie and Property, or favorable terms
.&.n iaHe -Llscncnt..
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J, u. PHELPS,

STOVES AID IARDWARE-Evcry variety Of
stoves o. good me t,.ral and manufacture foY sale.
Tia Sheet Iron, and Copper Manufactory. Cutie
~. Wire work, &c. sc. FOR sale See advertise
ments.
krNosHA No 10 Main street
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CLOSING OF THE ERIE CANAL-The New
York Canal Board has determined to close the
canal on the fifth of December, (next week }
This will give two days more of navigation this
year han last. unless the I'D weather n.erfcrcs
with the arrangement Of the Board. Up 10 No
vmber fith, the receipts in all the c7nais were
81 y632 "a 3, against $2,6li 49s s. for the
same time last gear
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SALOON-Opposite CITY Ho'cl, Main 81, kc-
aosha, TITs y Hair Dyes, Restorctives, PERU,
merry, anI Shaving Soaps kept constantly on hand
and for sale. q Old Razors sharpened and re
uaircd lyrllvl5.
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GASKILL, CnAMBERLIN X CO.,

AUCTION and Commission Mcrchants-Real estate
and Prodgcc Brokers' and Dealers III Coal
QCNRLES BLOCK,
Corner Nam and Peart SIS. opposite DHrkee Ho"se'
NesosAa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iscOnsih'
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The depth OF the Niagara river under the sus-
pension bridge, is estimated by the engineers to
be 200 feet. This, Is deeper than any ether rap
ialv running stream in tie world
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One square, (transienD FIRST insertion. !

One square, transient FIRST insertion. 81 co
Subsequent mscr
One square, three months, 8 co
One square, six months. Observation-Disclosures os
One square, one year, Observation-Disclosures. q 90
One-fourth OF a column three months. 5 90
Onefourth of a column, six months, -.... g lslsi
One-fourihof column one vcar-....la CO.
One half column, three monlhs,. .........S aog
One column, six mensls, t4a
One.haf column one year. a5rlil !,
4 whole column ol.e year. ID
~ Fac TRinuSE a TELEoaAPH, prints ASA cir
'uiatcs ovostwolvo hanlrol eoples PSI wess, Fosf
hffls Of VII Oh arc IA KenosHa coruty vliit Il kes
4 very desirable medium far a'veri:si,i II
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COLDER & DENSMORE

ATTORNEYS AVID Couuscllors at Law and Solicitors IN
Chancery, win attend faithfully to al business en-
trusted to them.
s's5- Eihhorn, TTayp0rth CGtu'y, Wisconsin
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Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road.
HATS. CAPS AND CLOTHING.

IF you wish to purchase Fuskionob!e Ha, of the
hest quality of any style, from the finest beaver
to the Goa rscsf Chin 90 10 81 Main Street and buy
of L. Il. FRANCIS.
If YOU wish to purchase Fashionable COAT, of
any STYLE of the best material and maGc up III the
most substantial manner,--or if you want a com
mon every dav article for rerviceable wear;-or, if
You want light summer coat-ca at 81, Main St,
and buy of 4. L. FRANCIS
If you want a first rate Vest of any style or price
from the finest plain figured satin, to plain Linen
buy of +. FRANCIS.
Ii you want pair of Pantacons of any descrip
ton from the finest French English or German Doe
skin, to the plain Sleeps Grey coarse linen go To
the store of l.. T FRANCIS
If YOU want a whole suit throughout, of any des
cription whatever, You can be accommodated by
l.. T. FRANCIS
And finally If you want anything in the clothing
or furnishing goods line either ready made made
to order call at 81 Main Street, f. L. FRANCIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
DANIEL WEBSTER IN His YOUTH.

\ collection OF Daue Nc1atat iCtia.5, N,Aa
Biographical notes, is aboa, - le published III
Boston, tren which correspondent u w Evw
\ rG EEfH'fS P0st eNtlact. 2 Jew Ia. -~Sn u
appear, that Daniel, whi,e ls& s'nJgu. h~iact
10 support his bro he E1cke q. colie4g bEA}o-
Py;ng deeds, &c, tto Lesser n,s' cee ae els
recruiting his finances By cAou! GEc.sts.- ~
coTyesd0ndence between The lE0 ga tt- n az
aud Means, is interesting. Daniel Mig 4, ~
bsether; ~
SAL 2E, @9., @.rat
u have now ~ me twp S"A n IaH ~
raj currency. Next wees 1fi.. 4'5d ~ ~
they be all. They VIII hGJ a = .fa--Hi.t : D. as
you can understanding implies His-.u.-'- s..
dom is allied to f0rtitudo--!rom f.rHluAa la;t
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DARLEY'S
ARABIAN HEAyE REMEDY.
FOR THE CURE OF
Heaves, Thick and Broken Winds. Coughs, and
all diseases which affect
THE WIND OF HORSES.

L
This preparation is IN common among the Arabs, who
feed TO their three times year, for about
which doubt the of their remark
able speed and unfaing wind it introduced into Eng
land years by Ma DAELEY Of Yorkshire who pro
he purchased horse daring his residence in Syria and
which he afterwards imported Easand and known the
BARLEY ARABIAN, from which sprang the largest and
most splendid horses known II VII not only prevent
h, ectaly cure the above named complaints; II eeanses
the breathing apparatus by removing FROM the air cells the
ynph or secretion which in heavcs clogs them, causing
dcuty o. breathing by its action The disease part cauS
e t resume its natural dimensions
hs eznc the circulation Of the blood and restores the
vessels TO their natural sizS--asa
CONDITION MEDICINE,
= i uneouared its effects in this respect is truly sstonish-
g Many horses which. before using this medicine were
not considered worth $50 have by the use OF from 10 pack
ages been restored a healthy and sound condition; Wt
horses appetite been Improved all the OF
Sv, organs corrected the skin has become i' tAe
assumed sleek and shiny appearance, ana othsrwse
much improved that they world resdy sen rom - 70
SI25The cure has been complete and permanent ithaS
be used all times with perfect safety and may iksNte oe
gwen t. Hoaea cattle rel as Hefs<s filce q ceA's-
CACTloN-Every package Of the genuine "DareN ara
ban Hcave Remedy, bears the written Signature OF IL M
co - other is spurious and shnuid be avoided as Sc
muca poison Rense inber this n. W. HURD,
Sole Propristers, g. Maiden Lane New York
~ FUTILE MOSES Auburn. y. Y, General Agents
for the States Of New York and Michigan whom all orders
should be addressed Also, for sale by n WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL Auburn
For sale tr 81 GRANDFATHER Co. Kencshs,
6ns2I COM ESASS wzus~yan.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

TIFF CALoRIc ESGfNE.-Mt. Er.csso1 is RI
ported to be still ENGAGED in his ca1ric Ell er.
prise. His nc" Galore cngnc Is a. norse pow
ar, and, compared with - Prrdero sora, b. +
been greatly silnplided, and 80 coIraroas prs
dispensed with not only ~ o.dng ttlcron ard
diminishin expense, but great saving ~ sPace
Formerly there were four cylinders. " "a dr-
p,icaies placed above them on pumps The laf-
ter are donc away with under toe new arraf e.
nent.- Boston Post,
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yOLNEY FRENCH,
.. y. PETTET,

LAWYER----1y@ Office, KESosHA CRY, Wis. Re
sidence, WILLOW BRoox FARM, Somers. 2 Sc
reraI Iaprored and UItimproced Farms for safe.
-nlvl6.Tze 81 err osE g 3. et vw az ~
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RoPEs ExDs-U. s. Commissioner Loring, Of Bos-
ton has decided that whipping seaman with ropes
end is not oggiug within the meaning Of the statute
Plugging is technical naval act, performed by the
proper officers according to certain formnlties and
inflicted with an instrument known G cat
We heartily wish Mr.. commissioner Loring Nigh,
be the first to have the benefit of his decision
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

LOdieS OF Neao~h7, please Take Notice
AIRS AcDERMOTT has just received Ter Fall
We aal Wi ter STOCK of Goods, and viii be reeeiv
mg weekly. Her stncI consists of a large and va
RE | asS1rt meat of satin, silk Velvet, lawn
Tss~snn - s!rtlN ssoancts, Wells, Ladies Dress
Caps, tef,e M WI selected stock Of Ribbons.
C @it's Mex T'e'. ,uars &c. with many Other
i.r'-. .g7llv fllai in a we'll led Millinery Store.
Nh a. terS herself that her long experience
w al.iie i.c- 81 make such selections in her line
- WI niel~e iter numerous Customers, and msare
thor .}.icl pasTela SIR viii sell her goods
a. che1P ~ possible aai al rates that wall insure
'hHrr ~i'egly disposal Call and satisfy yourselves
ON This point Il5-tfl
kennsha Scp. - 1855