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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

BaLarrs BraH.s C-lEirz E,ys4lua
W. rfs rarHluB.lg tsc.iFirr ifru our mann.
w hrsuag E.Hs-'is EsHtFrrs Isrr. -.
p-ita.. ~. us selected sfosk ol a,ra's. T.g.. 49,
feg.hl' 81 irs 300 sIasprf
REdDE1fdDE CLOTHING.
fnr ~ present sffis- Ert s4mmer t-st. ~h.--
t'ifatsrt' eco D. ff..Hnr go ui'h fbs follow
~ a'..ffF % f Eatg WHfr Ci.Ihinr VIZ
+ aH. faH.s. F.a's ~ rrirft .ar'ries sf4 s.z.s
taH-r a i-arg uHs s.aH-t sr4 yVifsA~sE4.
o. tlz Six H... fur d.. ELI. s.1ft a gs-'s ana
r|- Cap s.f gf HE.ta Elil o. t.'f On f-arar4I I.
'f a1t Ff.ffs .tsI rarUai fai. I6 piaats A.sa.
SUE s"a1 srf G.HFEfn Pocket ara
~. .r.s c.ayaH @ stss. So. BE su.-
-'l-i tw' t.tsl taufsl Pea EHisrs. uszsF
TEtNEs. FfLfcEg s,cARrsT BAgx
- Tots i-irrfsa fstgtsl 80. K Of issf,. a. !.
g.eihluE ever agrfef 20 iaii Fitrs hey a,x sesfl
Nfm p. f1f.basrts frs'reassg tsirr tfryff -
ff.,"stt.s .fue rULrf sks'Efa'e f- f-is.f
Per. ~ fhai -s1sei bs aeon sso.isisd ella
90 rffe.nt s'atstf r.Hfk.Hr ff- IffrFstst ttsf
~ 81 frTtfef fI hagf .f6fr- ssfr fsa,fst al
rr.-rs
fsT We rs-srr arsir-,rs hart, 10 ,i. sI.,y.,,
RI 'tt1 fia = 81 rriflte ffrs ss-y f.t4fsI 80
p ~ hfFs r.rf.gfl. krf f.srs-rf5.fg - Ia
p samF - W risfrs aafr-irrs
rs-firv sn rur rru 10 ten.
-ar ga t.iL ia Costs sr8 Pfl-ls
- &c .nne OF Etms o. Isl sIiss a.,
~ e.r Ci-.aIra nsli ufrfs ga vlii e.
.as sprs Cd yaaf uorer
WALTER Bao q CO.
H''a-nt p-r-r Wr.-t 9s i-1s
EyaEsu CORN MEAL. fs, .,is i,
Fsb p. 81 CaANER 4 HAKwa
HAhPER = MA0AZivR o. MAJ f.,s,l.e-
- Apfh 81 Sc RELt.ER q CoeKV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
Wheat Wanlad.

TUE sirhsst Priss pais r., p,ias WIZ =, A,
n pero1 r IL EfaorrfTsrr
NcTsmbsf I tEss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

~ 80. tt'f'f " ~ ttet -N@aFNh
EXCELSIOR.
't'iL sssusla.5.u Tor She Exhibition OF re p.
4 tIsuy n g.' Nations H~atc- 10 E.lr..
sNrpHa. Of CHHT,ssiowu, ia f-cu Cuuag Va
the Lichrs pfguium EioDxe MetAl vlta ,g-r.
aprsefalHHr az be combination be has rs---
aua 10 r-c'ictI Application he bss gives q.
same iu les Ia -or Saving Nsrhiur !rr Ihr,,. 70
Srrafsliug tlrgrirr ard HsSgitc Grara.-E
ltfH' r- - 'rr o.. fs-st'-nt 81 she 49,, ia..-
H.m ilrry " ~.r Western NrW ! .ra Ca
WE-. Nsf.-- >HW...H 20 t,4r4r.... y
CJi loom " PTuerHg Bnnrrr. Mas Ns. o..
, 10 L. Frra- Germantown Pcnn Hot lI,--.
ba,h' tragLiyu IL, aching Sccrs'su O.. Csa
., JuTy g,
Ny Patent P5rniar Tarsshins, sr-a-...
Ciean'E. and Es@virg Gam MsraiUc y .. sac
which Trr~fr-f far Lrsf rr- mi usu Al the C..t
Faiasr Nv YORK over aH Tbresbibg, srTsr
ting Cleaning md BsErirg GRAIN Msekints
rxhiS.iisH- lbus 0ruyias rcu'lH,igeiy that sim
city iu C,Ha' TgrfI.u. 'lrHpus>- b. rftre and dor
billy tu try nErtIas, b. t-iBg fgily aPpttriat,
ard rFr "a "0d gaw costly iaiar,1r cumplicap
scT7ra'.r- NRFtiges mast irif their places Ir
superior Labor saving Machine. The celeb Ia
Machine 'a. Thrr biuE, ~sFerp'iug C'rsa.
twice S.fr.g.as a-a Eseeir. Gram ~ Cr, ,-
pie gT~'aii 7. The creates laluT saving Mao
In 'hr world ~ Separating al pure and iara
tics. Vsy Machisc throN- ~ NAV 10 il,r.. F.
chaa "a 1s.i' tE~ wtsai ~ the Tag The ssggsr..r
! % iisrii sLd ib- stDDt aud cheat T. itssH E4s.
thtos hasa place and everything Is IN IT. T.4.rH
suit inr cuuFruirDcrs DjIse iaFrcr. F1J sins
| ~ darahtliiy ch~apE-ss snt capacity Il ID. r
cgral lr ia- god A. 'ss What hse Seen 20. "a. n.
( ~ Zoe eluETrat TsTTv concerning ~ aa-
macs AFrUi.- receiving ,hr d.- q. rrua. a..,
! CTFst.. "a Ese. New IttE b, false 1sFr .-
. II Is a'-' ~ Nc ZLm7erDal ...nr
-s- .lair 2 ,----.,.' ui.-.
Z gao" n''hiH- EAuEi-rgf1sgs p. %. ...
ErfT easy o. @ss Tie race. a. lhs ;y.v said.
ran ~ f.msrG Bgi my barufaht. ...5#.
Sa' t"i ne eas- 40 he Wolff Fsir Nh ID,
Ill ~tI..--'lu~a bed n talaHrr Of r....
fun wifA b-Ft'-s himself which taaE. . .
ta-f' cir.Eud o. tiu--s. mach -a bar b.. N
ElMinr,m aa wls Eci'hrr arsi car sreurt- 10 4
may Judge vaef- ~ va
ace l4e fasts Ihat Caau1i b. FsUf.' T..
1TTN'snra ~os. H'1Im lhs rUh'i. rEH. D.. f,rr.-
l5h'r safine Machine t.' TnrrtE.r. ~s.,,, f..
Cr' SCREENING ar Erer.ra 100 lfrs.
br~'- 'st.H ~ e.. Fsu.r.a r s- b, tgs =
vt NJ bloc iI uS~ will af-.... I5sr-a 4; t, d,
Fff.'rfirk Civ ~ who . n.fra. safu,,rv It,
" lht tfs and ~ u sn'.rF.r.-I r.arr-r ara ID.
i''5i,H sHN oftcrs a. q I..s r.Ha r.i..s n 4
Faasra.. e. -f.-ff~-.s-r-r % ...... ... -...
turr he AscuiUts Viii Hfr-s.r..r . rrsrfr.,.4
Jefferson Co1air Va. ELISHA 3d. sNYpg.
June - Is5j-Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
HOW TO MAKE MONEY:
Attention, We TILES Of the Soi..
Corn and Cob Mill.

Masuise'ared - Deas'a., sa,Hl 2r.,
To- hiil e0ulias. siI he god gss...-, ,rr..
ssa' I'lt 81 DNe, uith s,csEai 49, rror.u.t. 4.
iafmcf 'huuld teusuIi he ,nies-,t eTt .g-. 49,.
&c %. tstAi y Ciss .yrosEi, Is t.s.s 4. -.
Ai'Hr oHfy ,is'r Far, the Grsi rr.g.s- %.
sTAief. lhi' M'l aiieI iaif soris..
-. - '., @ai 'ts"Stat Mit."-Itu.. 30
o. - 90 tpar.rsiuwH PftS $50
Ihs or~ja'iCa 81 his Miii can - ssss o..
hins o. ih~ iafio 20 .s1 Hsuspksrv, A. sr
a'd'Fsset " ng a. Cbsi .stCuuWfIlf,.s..ft..r
attention. '''''''
Nurrmhrr % 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

AGRICULTURlL DEPOT,
FIScHISTER. "a.
JACKSON & OOD

n Z n v " q W VV
HAvISG taken the lsrg. wsfcrooms on Lev.
HI Ses. siresi opposite f1s yaileg Bssk. keep on
haRd all Kind. 81 AGRICULTURAL. IMPLE-
MENTs AND FARMING UTENSILS of the
most approved mod<i spd best construction and
sneA Asrs borssfAe iSsf througAou, The country
and as COED In plsmeuis ansiab6r-saving Machfbes
are of be hrs, Importance % the whole farming
rf--7-ssr',T. NJ = = ,s-y Nih rse sza ,Oss- ~
thxm..f.,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
Southern agency
for HeCOrmick's FeapiBg and Moving

.
II ANiNG new the entire coutrCI Tor ibis sec.
IL Ii'l, o. tbs celebrated Machirr Itakrtre rf-
POI ua''y q iuicrminG TIE Agricultural eotnmuaI.
" in@I 'ae IsSi szirsr.-s arrsEsrutafS are making
W gave al al oP.wuupiiy u plOS urias Oss VI
usse lotg an N1feac4lg fS,td bfIslii.ri
We would eauliun purchasers 10 BE- careful how
lhsY are pctruaiCd into tadinE mold ~ 80 iairpF.
isnt matter a. an untrifd Reaping Machine
While the = rnia'ion a. McCcrmck's h - weII ca
iahtih bed tArenE hout the weld
Ihe PeriSc'ion Il Reapias Machine being %.
iainsc Gals bT ociuai observation 81 ~ arilup i,
,piiH. Era,L, su- lha3 Tsr3oa oi t,fnr esiBa y.ry
bnet va -he HEfJsst, n g. ubvi1gs Ihsf 10 roug
isSu.ie alinrsi Lifetime IU DHtAie that oAfsgf -
1his haytsrriiy tEfu Uttairef tv dr 81 r,,.
D. termed prfyrt
To iRsaTe ssins Supplied. order saIly n
y. Sc RHODES
Soie AgrUt
III W. Pfaii street Baidm8fs
FARMERS g ne Yail-y u Virginia vii
risa,e ihs- fuii p that TO- tfeir acertfna a..
a. g.l 'cIbi OF u. t'd-rsnt PARIS uIu - kspt .
tlai'r''es IN cod Wtnch-sicr ard s'sD srv ohrr
p',r' sl',r 10 Respers may be isuofns,4
MfT ' l@1i-H Mr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
Spring and Summer Arraag.ne,l
1856.
Illinois Central Railroad

vT>uis read !. no~ opse From Cain 10 Ds,.,
u roaming the sntife lsngth and thrUut, =
eestre q the S,s,e-Oaefiug une9ualed face
fer p<fsoAs nigfs,ins from New Jersey, Pear,
~snla. Dshvsre. Maryland snd virxieia So,
e-a Ohio ana Indiana, 10 Southern ssd w,,-.
Wisconsin, tiinaeso;a, Nof,hsrh Iowa ant g.
tories cf IN. Ncrh-wssi via Esltimcr. ane Or
Peansylssaia f,rrual Cesusl Ohio. Liuls Mn,
Dsyton and Heois. Indiana Central thfourA /,
dissapoiis snd Teffs Hsais to Psha 90 lalrS
CcntfsL.
length ~ the STATE. oonneciing az la SaUr
the Rock isisrd Railrosd west 20 Rock i,last a,
N. Iowa Cenral fOF Isva Civ. sed ~ ios,,
Central lows lad he great Valley Of ,h- Mis-
Also az Meuto,a vita the Chicago and Bufs,
tor for Bnrling toa and Qoineey. connecting =,
daily Stages Tor southern Iowa ard Ncrths't \
s-Jtt 30. ~ aSis- vrr. ~ he NisS's.i-s.
CuuueiI B!un NJ DanisiJn, with = GaIy "a,
6rst rlkxs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
Goods at Cost.

WILL rruurHr- ssliisr a. Mao -,.f ,,g
snlire STOCK OF GOODS atslirt'g rtirs
'1fi Thr tioes b fsfrs als vel. as.r,fsF sat,..
rEFig go. 2 i--l. d. e Caabtfg store.
1870 ~ attf al f1ma BrtrE $50 Cssb
81 luiih it,-rtsi adder ell D, fs1ss In rsss,,r,
r. q sigArOORR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

w T. rff r.f'fIuT.IF receiving tom our arr1.
w hrsuag il.us-'ia Esata.rs Isrr.- 90.
pi'n' ~. 81, selected sfosE 0l Ara's. Ea7s.a..
l.l-hL- So n. l.A sL.-n-.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
COItls 8 AIlenls Pocket PlstoIs

Colts & Aliens Pocket Pistols.
GOOD sssrriwrntr Colo arI Ana. n.
Fe.Fnr fieD.s. TyTrasstsn caps. psr-I,,
tasss, &c Cog ssleat
Nov - i~ii CTfAs G STEWART
-. Watch Repairing.
I'VE aul.zlrirr tzvirg EsrursF H.. sstyi-s. .,
u -omr~iftf Watrh Masaf - sssr..,s.+ al n,
sii worE ia ifs' lire Ei.h tisaafst. Afg[.g -.
VIZ i- sHfafiet % Ped 80 chen fsffrsfsf
''F - l,sf. GHAS q STEWART
4 oHN l.. HpOFF iss.r ff-rivir- st. lave.
ara hfrdl aaex of Spring aa4 sswul,
.i1-'f. 0. 4I.a Q. iati.ss bee ai.rr.,..s =. ,..
Il 3i-' a.a G.r,'tnan % CO. asd sranifs.
Fancy Goods.
W. arf Jrrriviar b-aa.ifsI s..-.t,,.-, q
" aHrF Gua-t ClEsfsIIrr or frr-rf sfst.
49, ..atg stkt. r.ain aut GFIfrt Errsrss 80
Issues, ofganti- Lauha. EmErs.frrI-s &C.
Noiiffyt hihhor.s eel
Ap1H " i-1G JNaLL s4btrR
spring Goods.
w &c sgg Ilsss,.glns iifss suppiJ q sea.
Agi 10 isi1 KEYRs 4 KEAHstpy
Wacauiay's Eingtand.
W. have airsasy srif q isfr- srr.ts, n n \.
" Pfn.af werf, urd ars sfpsrfirs = sfif
fsfihrf saTeiT. E-rf ln vg1f arfs.s
HUTCHINSON 4 BURNErT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
CRYSTAL PALACE.

IEg,'as Far, -NcH York, UHura San r
la gicG - 4 sS3eIsf,oE Ter 10 Erhi,ftn
o. III if4USry Of al NaIIovi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
Corn aud Cob Cruskers.
Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters.

SiNctAH's SCREW PROPELLERS,
o sizes. for hand o. horse power. and viii cut
nay, SHAW FoffeT AND S;alks with great fapiti.
"; are very strong and tnrabe, aud cannot get
oni Of repair. The brs, article ever invented ior
the purpose.
RUc0LUs. NorrsE. MAsoN & Co.'S HAY
AND STRAW CUTTERS, Of all.ixss. Beaali.
tai workmanship aHt iasg cutters, and csnIoI tail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

IAhPER : MAGAZi ~ %, Msy. ~, ssi. :,
- April g. 80 pELLRR 4 COCKS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

- LaFe nscef'ary - 3 woman
hsart 81 lss snabis ts1ust 20 D., I..I
ladeea We dick ritssr usrs 81 n.
ssthinE lees ihsa large mss.ar- N a..
gil spntent Der sbereas there. -t f,.tisr,
has shs.a ihs' she ssa b ssts6sa uHb !
vsgy iistls bsnast
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

a GOOD sssrriuentrf Colo arI Ats.,. n.
Z Fs.Firr Pisces. TsTeasstsn e1ps. psr.s,
Nov ~ f-i, CWAg q STEWART
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05
FURTHER KANSAS NEWS

CHICAGO, June sd.
We have dates from Leavenworth, K. t. tc
the 25th ult
The correspondent of the Tribune has a list OF
the property at Lawrence. 1t amounts in value
to $300,000.
Gov. Shannon has issued an order calling up
on the II oops to muster at o'clock this morning
(the % ult.) ,.r
A gentleman Just arrived reports the diiileul,
ties before mentioned, as having occurred al
OssawoIom;e instead of Pottowatomle Creek
The fact are as follows:
A quarrel occurred between Free State and
Pro-Slavery man. The latter obtained the as
sistance of several of his friends and they pro-
ceeded to hang the Free State man, but his wife
aroused the neighbors who came to the rescue
A fight ensued in which FIVE Pro-Slavery and
two Free State men were killed,
A force of sixty men organized at Westport
Mo, and proceeded on the 9th, towards Ossa
woome
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05
Where to Buy Goods.

Is query that is frequently made. Withou
wishing to be personal or egotistical, we thin}
we can solve that important question ~,
have bought our Goods on the most favo1abt
terms, which enables us 70 sell in the same way
We have taken particular pains to buy the rers
6estin the market, with particular reference tc
keeping sill our old customers, and getting hun
dreds of new ones and as far as our stock poes.
in any department of the mercantile business,
we willingly challenge this market, for quality
or price of goods We therefore answer that
the place to Buy Goods, is at the store of
SIMMONS & son. .
EV-See our advertisement for particulars.
s K y
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

We Gro panied to learn that Senator pulkee has
been for some time past suffering from Illness at
Washington which has iuterfercl seriously with his
regular dutics. Thcmildcr weather however operates
tavorahy upon his disease, and tie prospect is good
that he VIII soon attain to his accustomed health.
None WI feel more keouly than Mr.. Durkcc The
insults and wrongs the south is hopping upon
the north none Will resist the4n more zcolously, dc
ternincdly, and coulagcousy
We trust he may nc speedily restored to health
q nd labor.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

Dooncd IL uder this head the Kenosha Dem
ocrat says: Since the announcement in our city
that Lawrence was burned and the country in
the hands of the Mssourians we have lost TWEEN
ty subscribers and more than one hundred dol
lars worth of Advertising. We are sorry to note
this falling off of patronage from the Democrat,
yet it is not surprising to us, as the policy pur-
sued by that journal cannot be but very odious
in a county of such strong Republican stamp
MI WiSc0usin
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05
Gitp 9af}llatters, 1T,
Republican Convention.


Pursuant to previous notice, the Republican cleo
tors of tho Eastern Assembly district of Kenosha
County, met in Convention, at the Court House in
this city, on Saturday, May 3lst to elect two Dele
gates to the State Convention. THOMAS HOW
LAND of Pleasant Prairie, elected Chairman,
and S. s. ScHoFF, Secretary.
On motion C. i. Sholes, Hays Mckinley, and
j. w. Rhodes were appointed Committee to draft
resolutions
On motion, the Convention proceeded to elect
delegates by ballot which resulted in the election Of
c. L. Sholes and William Orledge.
Mr. Sholes from the Committee on resolutions, re-
ported the following, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred That in the repeal of the Missouri com
pronise-the subsequent outrages in Kansas-tho
attack upon Horace Greeley-the shooting of Kea-
ting-the beating of Sumner, recognize the logit
innate effect Of the presence and dominance OF inc
Slave principle in the Government, and are admon-
ished by these outragcs of the urgent necessity OF
bringing ii in subsection to the free principle, upon
which the government was founded; ana upon winch
it should be administered.
Pet0Ircd That in this contest we cordially invite
union fall persons without reference to place Of
birth or previous political association believing that
cause Is a war against prescription OF all kinds
and for the common rights Of humanity.
Res0Ire3, That inasmuch as the contest is fairly
presented between freedom and slavery, are en-
listed in defence of the former, until it is fairly tri
unphant in the Government, and that want as
a candidate for the Presidency, man who will de-
vote the energies of the Government TO advancing,
sustaining, and upholdmg the cause of freedom and
when such a one is nominated at Philadelphia, we
pledge our energies to his support.
The Convention then on notion adjourned sine
die. THOMAS ROWLAND,
S. S. ScRoFF, Secretary. Chairman.
o
~ We were gratfcd to be able to take by the
l. en-,
MA ESQ., who has Just returned from a soiourn of a
year and "A half in Europe-u pleasure Which we do
not doubt is shared by al his acquaintance.
The few letters fMr DIS from abroad for the pub
lie eye which we and others in this neghborhood
have seen, leads to hope that he may put his inn
preston of men and things abroad in book form that
the public may get hold of them.
HASNAHs MILL.-We choerfully give place 10
the following letter, and commend the suggestion to
our friends in the adjoining towns.
MEssRs EDITORS:
We have heretofore been il
the habit of taking grain to be ground. to Wau
kegan Mills, but our last grist took to the Gus
tom mill Of the Messrs. Hannahs in kcnosha. We
find on trial of the flour that have better arti
Gle and more weight per bushcl, from the saInt
quality of wheat, than we have had made at titt
mills where we have had our grinding done hereto
fore. As many Of our neighbors take their grain +,
this method Of letting them know that they caa
better nearer home S. OSBORN
Pleasant Prairie May 3lst. JOHN OSBORN
~Ss--
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05
Personal Liberty Bill in Massachusetts

The Massachusetts House of Representatives. on
Tuesday afternoon, adopted the bin of the MAORI
ty of the committee, which is almost the same a;
the existing law, and rejected the bill repeating
the Act concerning Personal Liberty by ma
iority vote of thirty.
This is one ofthe consequences ofthe outrage
upon Mr. Sumner A bill, repeating the Person
al Liberty bill, had already passed its thir(
reading and was certain to be enacted, wher
this scandalous affair takes place, and direct,
the position of alfaire is reversee.-N. T. Pos
Mag 3lSt
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

3-Sce the Advertisement in reference to
SHINGLES. We spoke of the mandatory of
these shingles a week or two since, and 5 ub-
sequent examination has convinced us that bot
ter Shingles are not made Those building or
Intending to build, will remember where the y
are to be had
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIANA.

QUEBEC, JULIO ..
The steamer Indiana from Liverpool, May
21st, arrived during the night
Political news unimportant. In the House Of
Lords, Monday, the Earl of Clarendon in reply
to question by Earl Elgin, said the letter sign
cd E. Hammond was genuine document. The
agents of Costa Rica, and some South American
State had, since the attack of Walker, appealed
to England for assistance to defend themselves,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

NEW GooDs.-Noticc what MERRILL KEEL
LoGG 81 co, have to say this week about fresh
arrivals of New Goods. If we may Judge from
the piles of boxes they have just opened and are
opening, we should say they have any quantity
of Goods, and their well known Judgment and
taste in selecting is sufficient guaranty that they
win be of the right kind
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

- We were glad to see the Sprinkler, -
early yesterday morning, making its rounds
along hain-street and efectually laying the
dust that would otherwise have been whirling
through the atmosphere filling the eyes and
nostrils ofeverybody, and making itself general.
~ as STea! nuisance as possible
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

tY@A violent storm swept over WATERFOWL on
the 54th inst. Chmneys were blown down,
trees were torn up by the roots but we hear OF
no serious damage being done in that immediate
vicinity The Democrat says they have never
known of fercer hurricane in that portion of
/ the State
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

9 We notice by the Geneva Gazette, that our
entorprisnE fellow citizens. SAITH d. LINES, have
opened branch of their business in that ourishjng
town, whclo tlcy intend to furnish the citizonaof
Walworth, with Saddles, Harnesses and all articles
in their l.no # tudo, On tie same terms at which
they can be obtained on the Lake Shore We com
mend thor establishment to readers in that sec
ton Of tho country
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05
EOP . AL r

sssssg TIE subscriber oilers for sale Three Farms,
stEFnf 100 acres each, all fenced, with buildings cd
SBS%TE two Of them, and sixts seventy pl0w
= Said Farms situated hi the sCtth part Of the
town of Paris miles from Keu0sha, and baE mile from
the congregational church and plank road.
Also some 2. 900 ACr Of Land in other towns and
counties in the State said Lands selected by the
crer on account their fertility Of soil and desirable L.
ration, and purchased al tho land sales in 1859.
CIIAS u. FOWLER
Bristol, May -, 1e56 1Ai9*
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

RuNALs HoUsE, KENoSHA-We stopped at
this house one day last week and it is our plea
sure and privilege to say that plcasanter,
more orderly, or better kept hotel we never
found anywhere. A well ed, well sup
piled, and well served table deserves common
dation in these days of hotel humbuggery and
high prices. The RUNALS deserves patronage.
Racine Democrat
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

PHNF WOOD
DEAR SIR My hair had, Ter scversl Fears bees a...r
ing preuiaturely gray accompanied 81 harsh eel. a
rendered the constant application Of al necessary
ing II. When commenced using your lair Rest.'4
about two months ago, it was ia that condition IL
continued 10 II until within the few hag
turned to its natural Color ana assumed a 5cus. ad
tire greatly to be preferred to ose produced bv ap
cation of oils any other preparation have fer USED
regard an indispensable article j every lHT5s toilet
whether 10 be used as Hair Rasnr1eor ~ tho si PIE
purpose Of dressing beautifyUt hair YJ iat4 r.r
mission refer 10 all who cfsteriil aty doubt Of r
forming all that is claimed for It. dRS q tYNDNI~
Cincinnati Ohio, heb. 1854 i4tTlirl s:
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

- The drodgo is busily at work, deepening the
channel between the piers, aud seems to be doing
celcnt business. 1t works, we should think, to a
charm.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

- The schooner Challenge was run into by the
l.. b. Nichols, AT Muslcgon, the other day, smashing
the hulwGrks on Ter starboGrd bow. Size is now in
h0rbor repairing
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

~ The value of Exports from the United
States to Canada fer fiscal year 1884 was 81
$4,000, exceeding those to any country except
Great Britain, France, and the Hanse Towns
Since then the trade with Canada has beer
increasing rapidly and assuming each year a
greater importance to us.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-05

KrNosnt RIFLE Cove are pleased to learn
that this company is recruiting up again with good
force. Capt LANE left for Chicago yesterday to
purchase materials for q new uniform throughout.