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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04
Curious.

Mr.. Charles w. Larrabee informs us that in
drawing water out of we'll on his place in Plea
SAINT Prairie, by means of a chain pump a spotted
trout six inches long, was drawn up and deposit
Ted in the bucket The well is about eight feet
deep and tho question is, whence came the fsh'
We suspect it got there as the great serpent got
into Silver Lake by means of subterranean
passage.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04

i5@The Mails are again disarranged in conss-
quence of a disagreement as to price between the
Department and the Lake Shore Road. The
Department offers 800 per mile but the road re-
fuses to take less than $50, The Milwaukee
Sentinel thinks the department offers enough
and that the demand of the road is unreasonable.
The effect OF it will be, indeed is already, ire
Gularity of the mails,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04

| A RE in the market, at the old stand, No. Ru
I IN mails Block with compile assortment of New
Goods ready to do all those who NAV favor then
with call, great deal of good. Our stock of
d r Y g o o D S
is large, and was bought with reference to heavy
full trade.
In the DRESS GOODS line we have endeav
ored to select all styles, new and rare, with Trim
mings of all qualities to match We have Black
Silks warranted not TO crack. Fancy Silks, new
styles any pretty. Merinos, complete assortment
Wool Plaids, a good variety. All Wool DeLaines
all colors Ladies Cloths, desirable shades
SHAWLS.-Broche Long Shawls at Square
Shawl prices. Bay State and Scotch do. from the
cheapest TO the best made.
For the Men.-We have piles of Broad Cloths
Cassmeres, Satinetts, Flanncls, Under Shirts
Drawers Buck Gloves and Mittens &c. &C. =
Carperinys-VelvetB BRUSSELS and Ingram n
variety of patterns. Old Cloths, 4, 6 and "a wide
Cotton Carpets, cheap.
Crockery, stone & Glass Ware.-A few sets
of China Ware, White, Granite and Rockingham
Ware, wholesale or retail. Stone jugs and Jars.
Earthen do Tumblcrs, Casters, Lamps and Ian,
terms.
GROC RIES.
We are prepared TO give our Customers Bargains
on Sugars, our stock was bought before the last
rise.
We are still selling SYRUPs and MoLAssEs at old
prices, notwithstanding the advance in the mar
ket.
TEAS AND COFFEES.
On these articles we hope to sustain the reutpa.
ton we have already established
We are always wanting all kinds of Farmers Pro-
duce, and will pay the highest prices the market af
fords. HUBBARD & co.
Kenosha September 90 1855
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" Mr.. DuttOn informs us that number OF
people came on Thursday last to our county fair,
misled by the error in our paper as to the days
on which it was held five ever attempt to do
a good natured thing again we shall be more care
full about it.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04

% We have been compelled for want of room,
to omit number of articles marked for insertion,
this week. We have just received quantity of
still smaller type than those we now use, for ad-
vertisements. This will help us to little more
room until we can make our arrangements to en-
LARGE
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20 Mr.. BACKUs, of Mantowoc sent us by the
hand of friend, sample Of the Potatoes they
raise up thatway. We are obliged to Mr.. Back
us, albeit a stranger TO us, and must say if the
potatoes he sent us are a sample of those they
raise up that way, that they raise the largest and
finest we ever saw.
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John Benedict,s Auction.

Our readers will recolect that John Benedict
in the town of Bristol, has an Auction Sale OF
choice Cattle, at his premises, on Tuesday next
the 9th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

''Lcwisburg, Union Co. Pa, May g 1855
Mr. j. A. Rhodcs'-Dear Sir: The box of medicine.
you sent me duly received on the 18th of April
have sold about one half of it, and SO far the peo-
pie who have used it, satisfied that il has cured
them. ii has certainly stopped the Ague in every
one who has used it, and six of the cases were Of
long standing My sister, who has had for five or
six years back, and could never get it stopped ex-
cept by Qninine and that only as long as she would
take it, is now, think, entirely cured by your rem
cdy c. II. McGfNLY"
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CAUTION TO AGILE SrFFEPrps

Take no more Arsenic. Mercury, Ounine Strycl-
nine or Anti PeriOdics medicines Of any kind the
virtue of which is owing To such poisonous drugs
The most they do is to -brcnk the chills for n
short time while they to cause constitutional
maladies, that cease only with life Remember TINT
the only Fever and Ague remedy that is harmless
well as sure, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGCE CURE.
For Sale by GREENE& BUTTON, Milwaukee,
at Wholesale and Retail lyll
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PROOF OF SAFETY.

-NNN TUIk JWIt
~ have made a chemical examination Of RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE or "ANTIDoTE OF NAL
ARIA and have tested il for Arsenic Mercury
Quinne, and Strychnne, but have not found par.
ticle of either i'll it, nor have found any substance
in its composition that would prove injurious to the
constitution.
JAMES ID. CHILTOF NJ d. Chemist
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E- There seems to be steady stream
OF emigration from the United States TO
Europe. The packet ship Tonawonda sail
ed from Philadelphia for Liverpool few
days ago, with ten cabin and e67 Storage
passengers.
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FOUND.

nN or about the 10th of August last, on the Plank
" Road. near the first toll gate from Kenosha q
Roll of Upper Leather. The owner can hive the
by calling the subscriber at the Toll Gate,
and paying for this advertisement.
HARVEY WELDON.
Kenosha, Sept l. 1855. lwi6
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LOCAL MATTERS. &c.
Important to Advertisers

The circulation Of this Paper is noc larger than
any other paper an Southeastern Wisconsin out of
Mtnaakee Merchants and Others. rho rcssk to keen
their business 6ore the Public can find no better me
daam for that purpose, than tie TRIBUNE AND
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04
P EoPLE'S STORE,

New Goods at the .New Store.

heU UOOOS az He AfeU store.
ST E We n s &: H AID.
QUARLEs BLOCK, NEARLY OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
HAVE stock of Goods on hand and arriving.
IL Il which was recently selected East by one of
the partners; and on account of the increasing de-
mand for goods in their line, they have the lar
which offered at wholesale and retail at fair re-
muneraiive prices.
They continue to pay cash, or exchange goods at
cash prices. for all kinds of country produce
People of tue city and of the country come and
examine our stock of Groceries, Provisions, Staple
Dry Goods, Crockery and Wooden Ware, and
judge for yourselves as to their quality and prices
Remember, that goods are delivered to any part OF
the city.
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ENOR SALE.-Two lots, eligibly situated, with
IL small buildings upon them easily arranged fol
dwelling houses. JOSIAH BOND
September 10 1855
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

"'SAA 0td4U AV4 odAC.st 81 l.
&c buttons well known Stand on the PLANK
81; ".M Road, ten miles from Kc;,osha aud Is miles
'ex1s- from Racine, on the Racine and Wmot plank
road is offered for sale The improvements are a
argc Tavern House, large Barns and Out-houses,
good wells OF water, cisterns, ice house, &c.
The County Agricultural Society has also located
its Fair buildings, pernantly, at this place
and will be sold on easy terms, and al bargain
Enquire of the subscriber on the premises
LYMAN BUTTON.
Paris, kenOsha Co. Jan. 4, 1873 29vl5.
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EYWM. ORLEDGE has a communication in
our paper of this week which is well worth the
attention and consideration of our readers.
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10 The Democrat has commenced drawing n
parallel between the several candidates on the
two opposing state tickets, that voters may know
which to choose. If the balance of the article
should he as luminous as that which the public
has had, all doubts that voters could possibly
entertain Will be dispcllcd. Which side is our
friend on! -.-. .........
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STEAM GRIsT MILL-The steam was let on
to the machinery of the Messrs. Hannahs new
Grist Mill, on Tuesday last for the first time.
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HESSBERG & ADLEsDORFER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
.CLOTHIERS & MERCHANT TAIL0RS
at the Mansion House Building,
KENOSHA., WISCONSIN
A HE now receiving from the East, large and
N fashionable Stock of

N
N fashionable Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
And GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Such Wooden Drawers, undcrshirts, Comforts,
Neck Ties Pocket Handkerchief, also large as
sormeat of Shirts, Hats and Caps of every imngina-
BILE style and make. INDIA RUBBER OIL
CLOTHING. and every variety # Goods for Gen
tlemen's wear, all of which they will sell at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
They also keep on hand an extensive and varied
assortment OF Cloths, Cassmercs Beavers, Vestincs,
and Trimmings. consisting in part of English and
French Broad Cloths, French and American CASH
meres Black aud Fancy Silk Nclvets and Pushes
of every style and variety, which will be sold or
made up to order in the latest and most approved
styles and on the most reasonable terms.
Having engaged an Il xpcricnced Cater, they
will make up to order any kind of Gentlemen Gar
ments. in the newest style, and warranted to fit
CUTTING done the shortest notice, aud war
ranted 10 fit
Their Goods are purchased expressly for their
Tailoring Department. and cannot be surpassed
in style, finish and quality. Call and examine our
Stock before purchasing. aug 80
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Railroad Agency.

tor the sale OF railroad tickets from THIS place
over pretty much all the lines in the country -
north, south, cast, and west. This agency will
prove a great convenience to the travelling pub
Iic of this section of country, as ii will enable
people TO get their tickets at the start clear 10
the place OF destination, whereby all delay, loss,
or trouble of getting them on the route will be
avoided. We have no doubt the Agency will be
well patronized-
At present, Mr. Brockway's Office is kept
at Kings Boolsto where Ire NAV lie found du-
ring business hours, except about the tune of the
arrival of the cars, when he will be at the Depot
grounds. prepared however to accommodate those
who may not have got their tickets earlier.
We understand the depot buildings will com
menecd at once, and when completed the office
will 5e kept there.
20 We are indebted to number of friends for
samples of choice fruit of various kinds. Some
Pears particularly from two three different
sources were really, to our taste miracle of cx-
cclcncc. We never tasted fruit of any kind, Ell
ther of temperate or tropical production more de-
licous. We are informed that experiment proves
.his soil and climate to be we'll adapted to the
culture Of pears, and that they may be relied on
as suEe crop. Such being the case no person
sSho has spot of ground large enough to grow
q tree shosH fail 10 cultivate this fruit. and when
that of y quality such IS we have alluded to can
be grown as well IS an iaferior quality, there is
no reason why every person who has the ground
should not have fruit as choice as that which ev-
cr graccd the grounds or tekioA the palate of a
millionaire.
We have had quite variety of peaches, many
of them magnificent to look at and delicious to
the taste; evidence that the best may be had with
care. There is partial crop of peaches in the
country Col. Thorpe, of Bristol, tells us he has
an abundance, while many OF his neighbors who
have the trees are yet without particle of fruit.
His orchard is well located, and in addition to
that he mulches his trees in the fall, retarding
their coming out in the spring, whereby the eff
fects of the late spring frosts are avoided. We
have little doubt if our fruit growers will study
the matter little they can make their peach crop
tolerably sure crop every year. The fruit is
delicious and valuable enough to warrant all the
study necessary 10 insure it.
We have had presented to us as good apples
grown here as we ever ate any place, and have
seen larger ones than we ever saw elsewhere
Afriend tells us that from tree set out five years
ago, and then no larger than whip stock, he this
year pluckcd 40 apples, few of them less than l.
inches and some more than that in circumference
We have had other fruit also, as fine, it seems
to us as the world can produce, and upon the
whole, we see no reason TO doubt, that this sec
ton of country will prove fully equal to the fruit
growing regions generally of the temperate zone
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HATS, CAPS AND CLOTHING.

If you wish to purchase Fashionable Hat of the
best quality Of any style from tie finest beav er
to the coarsest chip, go to 81 Main Street, aud buy
oi Z. L. FRANCIS
1t You wish to purchase n Fashionable COAT, of
any style of the best material, and made up in the
most substantial manncr,-or If you want com
mon every day article for rcrviceablc wcar;-or if
you want a light summer coat-ca at CT, Main 81. :,
and buy of f. T. FRANCIS
Ii you want first rate Vest of any style or price,
from the finest plain figured satin to plain Linen,
buy of EFT FRANCIS
Ii you want pair of Pantaoons of any descr;p-
ton, from the finest French, English German Doe
skin, To the plain Sleeps Greysor coarse linen 20 TO
the store of f. T. FRANCIS
If you want whole suit throughout, of any des-
eruption whatever, you can be accommodated by
+. T. Francis
And finally, if you want anything in the clothing
or furnishing goods line either ready made or made
10 order, call Mt 81 Nam Street, L. I. FRANCIS.
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ID L L II cry.
Ladies' of E&cnosIn, please Take Notice,
M RS. McDERMOTT has just received her Fall
We and Writer stock of Goods, and will he receiv-
ing weekly. Her stock consists of a large and va
rcd assortment of Satin, Silk VcIvct, Lawn
T"scam IL Straw BOnncts, Wells, Ladies Dress
Caps, large and well selected stock of Ribbons.
Gents Neck Ties, Collars &c, with many other ar.
tlcles usually found in well filed Millinery Store
Mrs. NJ. hatters herself that her long experience
will enable her to make such selections in her line
as viii please her numerous customers, and insure
Their continued patronage She will sell her goods
as cheap as possible and at rates that will insure
their speedy disposal. Call and satisfy yourselves
on ms point l15-tfl
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Main Street KenoSha, Wisconsin, has received his
large Stock OF Boots and shoes, and he hes no hes
itation IN saying that he has
The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock
in the county In addition 10 his large stock from
the East he has on hand large supply of his own
manufacture which for workmanship, style and SUI
peror quality of stock. he feels confident cannot be
excelled west of New York city. His goods are man
utacturcd under his own supervision, and no labor
or expense is spared 10 make his goods superior to
other manufacturers His long and practical expert.
emc, in the business. and facilities for getting mn
work, enables him 70 sell better article for loss
price than his ncglbofs.
Amongst his custom work may be fOund-CfeR.s'
French CaIf and Morocco SeEed dad Pegged Boots,
Light and Double Soles, Men and Boys Double
Sole Thick Boots. Fine aud Coarse, Kip and
Ladies, Misses
aud Children's Wear,
of all kinds. Also will be
found on hand, large and ele-
giant assortment of Ladies Geu's',
Boys and Misses Wear, from the best
Eastern Manufactures. Custom Work
done to order with punc'uality, and in the best
possible manner. Thankful for pas
liberal patronage, the undersigned
e feels confident. by strict attention to
business and the wants of his II
= TONERS by keeping up his fashion Il
HI able aud seasonable assortment Il
| of firstclass goods, and sell p
! p ing at unusually low
A prices to merit the ID
patronage OF
ID the pub A
l FOR HIDE
May IL, l755. Tn4sl C. l. ELY
| dA 700 NOW m hand will ha loanod 70 m
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BONDAGE, AND MY FREEDOM" b
w Fred. Douglass, for sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE
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ng their stock may be found

Among their stock may be found
20 Hhds Sugar 2o0O Bags
$50 bbls Refined Sugar 10000 yds Fine sheeting
loo 6 Molasses loco q Bleach
90 =" Stuar; d Golden 2ooo 4" Stripe Shrting
syrup 1000 Denims and Drilling
leo Bags Rio d Old Gov. 900 pieces Prints s. Cling.
Java Coffee hams r -
loo Chests No l Tea rs Alpaccas md
10 Chts Eng. Brkfst Tea Paramettas
10 IIcrces Rice 10 pieces Red, Blue, Vel
Bakers Saieratus, Soda, low and White Flannel
cream Tartar Il Baking $50 pieces Broad Cloth
POWDERS Doe Skins, Cassimeres &
Raisins, Curr' nts, Prunes Sat;netts
Ctron and Dates 30 pieces Kentucky Jeans
Pepper, Anspice, Nut. Twecds and Linsey VOL
meg, Cassia, Ginger and sey
Mace loo pieces Ticking. Cotton
Corn Stch, Farina, Mae Flannel Cold Cambrics
aroni, Tapioca and Mus loo pairs Bed Blankets &
tard Horse Blankets
Lemon, Vanilla, Rose All kinds Towelinr and
Almond and Curry Pow Table Cloths
ger extracts Irish Linen, CoarseS Fine
Iickles OF all kinds Bay State Shaws
Fish.-Codfish Mackerel, Buckskin Mittens and
Whtctish Smoked Hal Gloves
ibut, Smoked Herring & Mems & Women's Stock
Sardines ings
Linseed On, While Lead ~ Bales Cotton Batting
Lamp Oil and all kinds 10 " Wadding
handles Linen and Cotton Thread
Salt-Butter Table and Wool Comforiers
baifei Salt Hooks aud Eyes, Needles,
Bag Flour, Graham do Pins Combs Siecl Pens
Corn Meal, Apples, Po Pencils and Hair Pins.
tatocs, Onions, Cabba- A general assortment of
ge5 Squash, Beets, Oats Crockery, Wood and
ana Corn Stone Ware. Packing
Barrels g. Butter Fkins
kenosha, September q, 1855.
PHINEAs STEVENS. GEORGE ID HEAD
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~ The late Foreign news states the wheat
crop in France to bca failure, and that England
is keeping her gold at home to buy American
grain with.
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WIRE CLOTH.

.f49A WOvc and Worked.)
UST RECEIVED, new supply. For flaming
- Mills and Separators, and for Cellar Windows,
Safes, &c. Also Iron and Brass Riddles for cleaning
grass and other seeds and for Foundry use
July IL, 81. J. r. PHELPS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-04

~ Henry Ward Beecher lectures Mt Milwau-
kee on Saturday evening, October 18th. He lee
lures at no other place in the state so that those
who desire to hear him will govern themselves
accor dinclY
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GOOaER RREEs.

Everzreens.-Ovcr 1000, from 9 to feet high.
aud Arbour Vitae. These have grown i'll my garden
from three to five years, and be trGnsplanted
with as much certainly of growing, as a currant.-
Price 4s. TO s. each.
Address, II. II. CAHOON.
kenOsha. Wis.
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zoo NOW on hand viii be loaned to ap
p lOUU plicants on sufficient real estate Sc
curity, at reasonable rates of interest Apply 10
Kenosha. Sept 81, 1855 s. Y. BRANDE
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OR AT DEPOT
i - - TT IL T. R,
YIN ETNnIN-IC

5J 3suin So, Eenosha. So.
WE announce to consumers and the trade of
w Southern Wisconsin aud Northern Illinois that
our preparations for Fall Trade larger scale
than ever We offer our patrons mt tchO&esute
tdH the largest and much the best stock ever opened
in Kcnosha. Our acquaintance with Eastern man
ufactnrers anil the fact that our goods bought
before the recent advance, enable us to sell many
varieties at Grc0t Bargains.
Our Ladies Caters, French Kid Slips and Bias
kins are of good quality as can be found in any
city East or West. We call attention particularly
to our Gents French Calf Boots, and large variety
of Misses and Children's Shoes. Our long expert
ence in Manufacturing, enables TO offer of first
rate CUSTOM WORK, all staple kinds of Boots
and Shoes.
We also offer Mt The lowest trade prices, Spanish
and SIdnghker Sole Leather, OGk and HenLock Up
per Leather, French and 1mericaa CGJ-skiHs, Kip
skins,
Harness, Birdie md Collar Leather,
BHck Skins, Horocco's Innings, Betting and String
leather. Lasts, Trees, Thread, Pegs, Nails, Shoe
MAKERS ToolS, Sc
! We have been selling Shoes and Leather in this
place II years, know the wants OF our customers,
buy for cash in the lowest markets in the Universe,
live upon tic principle Of DIR. Franklin satisfied
with small prufits trade only in goods strictly in
our line ard will give cash myers more value for
the same money than any house in the state, not ex
telusively in The Shoe and Leather trade.
Quick Snes Small Profits, one price.
/ Cash f1g II .des SkIsAnd Pelts.
Kenosha Sept. 1855. LYMAN 81 GAGE
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TO OLD FRIENDS g. NEWT!
HUB B ARD e: co

FORMERLY H. W. HUBBARDl
A RE in the market, at the old stand, No. l Ru
IN mails Block, with compile assortment of New
Goods, ready to do all those who may favor then
with a call great deal of good. Our stock of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02

bib.non, NAV Ss held aud they shall exer.
else their aid ofice. frsm twelve o'clock a,
noOa the dsy preceding the commencement, Of
such shows o. exhibitions, aud until twelve
O'Clock a, nooo cfthe day succeeding the ter
minaion thereof, aud no logger.
Srcr. 10. The Secretary ofthc Board Of
Agriculture, is hereby authorized and en-
powered, under the direction OF aid Board,
i.om time to ZINE, to cause TO be printed at
.hs expense Of the STATE, add in a convenient
form, 0rthe use of,he members OF The sew
eral agricultural and Horticultural societies iu
the STATE. - many coPiss Of all the laws in
iorrs. relating to srricul,ure and horticulture,
the Board Of Asrcullurr and agricultural 'nd
Horticultural sye.c,.cs, as said board may
ori~t.
Sr-r. n. The Secretary ofihe Board Of
Agriculture ), hereby empowered and rcquir-
rl 20 prepare and cause to b printed ard DIS
,r.butrd TO the Secretaries ct the several Ac.
rcahurll AMI Horticultural srcietics IN thc
Su,c. SOD a, iis.eSpenss, the Bank required
by this &C,
Ssrr. 10. Al acts sal 7ar'. of acts rc-
lauu- to agricultural and horticultural soc-e.
ties now i1 force, cy,rP, those granting char.
tiers TO- the same are hrrshy repealed.