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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

The Steamship Africa arrived last evening
with Liverpool dates to the 18th instant but the
news she brought is of no great Importance
ENGLAND.-Central America affairs caused
no excitement An English Journal in Govern
mcnt interest explains Lord Clarendon's letter
respecting the 1000 rifles for Costa Rca by say.
ing the British government had quantities of old
muskets for sale and would be glad to meet with
other customers besides Costa Ricans.
The sittings OF the Crimean Board of Inquiry
at London are within a day or two of termi-
nation.
A pension of e5 900 had been granted by the
East India Company to Marquis of Dahousie,
on the ground that he annexed both Kingdoms
Dude and Burmah, TO their territory.
4 great cutlery was raised against Palmerston
for having prohibited playing of military bands
in the parks on Sundays.
Congress of reformers of all nations is being
held at London. Robert Owen is President
The Constantinople correspondence of the
London Times in reference to the treaty between
America and Paris says it was concluded under
the auspices of the Russian mission, and in
spirit is directed against England. 1t pretend>
to be commercial treaty, and would be, but
for three articles. The first says that Persia
not being maritime nation, Americans will bt
obliged for the advantages which the treat,
grants their commerce, to have feet in The
Persian gulf in order to defend Persia agains
should attack her.
! Second gives Americans the right to hav,
their ships of war in the Shatie Arab, mouth 0
the Tigris.
The Sd article allows them to have a factory
at Parrah
! FRANcE.-The Empress had appeared in pub
| lie for the first time since her confinement
Gen. Duchalie succeeds Canrobert as aid de
camp TO the Emperor
| MANY.-Reports from Austria and Prus
/ STA officially notified the German Diet that peac,
was restored. 1t is proposed that the Bunt
should express It's adherence TO the treaty Q
4 30th March. On motion of Bavar.a i was re
i feired TO the committee eastern afIaIrs.-It i
rumored that the Bund will pass a vote of thank
4 so Prussia and Austria and express its concur
/ renee in their policy.
! ITALY.-The Sandman Senate passed reso
! luton on the conduct OF the Peace Plenipoten
tiaries, and passed vote Of thanks to the arm,
and navy
President Marieul, of the Republic of Venice
had published letter on Sandman public at
fairs generally, extolhng the conduct Of Sardin
ia in regard to Austria and the Pope.
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For the Tribune &c Tetegra1h
Florence Nightingale.

Among the women of our time there are none SC
highly blessed, so deservedly praised and honored
as Florence Nightingale. Hers is a fame as uncom
mon as it is merted. She led not .l1e Joan Of Arc
brave soldiers to the battle field did not cheer the
hearts of men by her patriotic words, andince them
to scenes of bIoodshed and even ina good cause
but with equal heroism; administered to the wounded
or dying patriot tho attention lie needed, until she
seemed almost angel of mercy, sent by Heaven
to supply the place of the auecnt wife, mother OF
sister.
Hers is not the fame of eloquence as that of Lu-
cy Stone, prooaiming woman's mission and rights.
Hers was practice not precept; her life life OF
toll and care, but of heavenly love and duty. She
was fulfilling the true mission of woman, exercising
her true rights
She told no stored tale or dreamy legend of the
Crimean camp to excite sympathy for the poor
distressed soldiery She did more and greater sh all
be her reward
Tifc ncrofsm or joan dc Arc, win remain only as
tale to be told, which viii never be pleasant to
hear; the eloquence of Lucy Stone will pass into OBJ
iyion, when her hearers shall have returned again
to DUST but the memory of Florence Nightingale
will be treasured in the old soldiers heart and he
will repeat the story of her kindly aid to his chill
dren and grand children, and years after when she
shall have passed away, her name will be remem-
bered and generation after generation of 'children
will rise up and called her blessed
Could one be found of Americas fair, decately-
reared daughters, who would so forth from their
luxurious homes on such mission Jas Miss Night
ingales l fear not
Her labors have been arduous, her success com
plete, and great has been her reward, and greater
still it will be- when Jesus shall place her bright
jewel in his coronet of souls
Whore'er a noble heart is found.
On every hin, in every vale,
That heart glorious tribute pays,
To Florence Nightingale
The soldier marks the time when she
Heard first his moaning wall,
Aud, as he thinks he blesses thee,
Sweet Florence Nightingale.
We love thy memory may that Hand
Which helps when all else fail,
Sustain thee thro' thy future life,
Sweet Florence Nightingale
May, 1856. ERNEST
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The following exquisite little gom will bear re pub
fishing as often as once year.
The Rain on the Roof
BY COATES KINNEY.

- NSAAHS AisNAA.
WHEN the humid shadows hover,
over ali the starry spheres.
And the melancholy darkness
Gently weeps in rainy tears,
lis joy to press the pillow
OF Il cottage chamber bed,
And to listen to the patter
Or the soft rain overhead.
Every tinkle on the shingles,
Has an echo in the heart,
And a thousand dreamy fancies
Into busy being start,
And thousand recolleetions
Weave their bright hues into wool.
As listen to the patter
OF the soft rain ON the roof
There in fancy comes my mother,
As she used to, years agone,
To survey her darling sleepers
Ere she left them till the dawn;
can see her bending DER me
AS list to the refrain
Which is played upon the shingles
BY the patter of the rain.
There my little seraph sister,
With her wings and waving hair,
And her bright-eved eherub brother,
A serene, angelic pair,
Glide around my wakeful pillow,
With their praise or mild reproof,
As | listen to the murmur
OF the soft rain on tho roof,
And another comes to thrill me
With her eyes delicious blue,
And forget |, gazing ON her,
That her heart was all untrue;
l remember bat to love her
With rapture kin TO pain,
And my hearts quick pulses vibrate
To the patter of the rain.
There is naught in Arts bravuras,
That can work with such spell
In the spirits pure, deep fountains,
Whence the holy passions well,
As that melody Of Nature,
That subdued, subduing strain
Which is played upon the shingles
BY the patter of the rain.
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~ Jones found Latin word in his news
paper, of which he did not know the meaning;
so he appealed to Brown, who is scholar, and
-more's the shame punster. what is 'the
IEcnbi p" said Jones-"Maynard & Moves
replied Brown; isn't that the ink you bv ?n-
Jones felt that Brown had somehow evaded the
question, but he didn't the point, and never
will.
Brown chuckled over the atrocity-winked
at TRomps0n-and is still at largc.-Boston
Post.
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nRs. A. 81 n. =. FAFsH, having entered
AZ into co-partncrship in the practice of NIedi-
inc will be found at their office dFktcedthets Dyug
Store at their residence Chicago Park
streets at all times ready to attend the calls of the public
Kcnosha May l. 1856. 46tf
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- The young lady who fell in love has Just
been pulled out by daring fellow who success
fully struggled with the world
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BOOTS, Shoes, Leather, Findings, sc; Every va
riety OF every article pertaining to their business
may be had of them at the lowest prices. Custom
work to order. Leather for sale. Hides bought
&c &c. Soc advertisements.
K rNnsuA WIS Main sLrcct.
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= Hobbs. the lecksmith, has picked one OF
Banquo's CORY locks; he did it with a pickaxe
lie Is Zow AZ work on a wed-losk
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JON ID. JILSUN.
VOLNEY FRENCH,

ATTORNEY 81 COUNSELLOR-Late of Keno
sha, Wis.; will visit most of the countries of Eu-
rope during the year 1855 Amy professional or
other business left at the Sentinel Office, Mlwau-
4eo, or with II. f. ScHoFF, Esq, attorney and
Lsaguist Konosha, will be promptly attended to.
n33vI5tf.
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FREIGHTiNG BUSINESS
Racine, Jan. 2sth, 1856.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
"a I y 71.:s1 q.

2A---- -.1-S---s1.-
Five EsRsiy EWaams leave Chicago:
oZe NJ Mail supper at Detroit, break Rochester
OF 10 rnelsYe next morning, supper New
in Boston; also lodge in Philadelphia via Emra
Ilo a. NJ Cincinnati Express arrive Cincinnati at 10
p connects Lafayette with trains Albany,
indianapolis Columbus, GAINESVILLE Wheeling, Pittsburgh
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
1870 A. NJ Lightning Express; arrives in New York at
r NJ next evening" or Boston II at night Arrive in PIa
dclpha via Elmira at 10 NJ
400 NJ. Afternoon Express; arrives in New York at
A. NJ second day, Boston at Philadelphia 80
second morning.
goo Night Express; arrives at Niagara Falls Buff
fao next evening; New York next morning. Boston in the
afternoon, and Philadelphia in the evening Also
Michigan City, direct with trains
NEW ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD.
For New Albany, Indianapolis Cincinnati, Dayton Coum-
bus, GAINESVILLE, heeling, Baltimore, Washington Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia.
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
this route, NJ
Only train Sunday, Q P. NJ NOD NJ. train on
Saturday. r. n. RICE, Superintendent.
! SIP lin10
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RAIL ROADS.


KENoSHA & BELOIT r. R.--NoTIcE.
lssa - TS5l.;sssl E.:ss:7
kESosHA & BEIorT X. r. OFFlcR,
Kenosfa, April II, 1856
At meeting of the Board of Directors held this day. as
fessIHents were made as follows
On stock subscribed prior to July /, 1854,
~ per cent, to be paid May 10, 1856.
% per cent, to be paid June TO- 1856
On stock dated July /, 1855,
% per cent, to be paid Nav 49, 1856
Notice is therefore, hereby given to stockholders that
payments stock according to the above are
required TO be made to the Treasurer this Company
his office in Kenosha, before the days specified
swift G. c. SI0LES Secretary.
Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road.
Is - = -
AN and after Wednesday, May I4th Passenger
" Trains this Road win leave Kenosha, every
day Sundays exceptcdl as follows
Going South.
First Train, 49, IL As A. NJ.
ed 90 Z. n.
Going North.
First Train, IL As A. NJ.
2d 6 Is p. NJ.
Trains on this Road connect with the afternoon and
evening Express trains the Michigan Central and
Michigan Southern Roads Also on the North with
the trains of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Road
G. Il. ALTON, c. r.
Kenosha May 10, 1856 [vl5n4g
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w. =. HOYT. VI. ID.

HOMEOPATHIST-Wo uld respectfully tender his
Professional services in its various branches to the
Citlzons of Kcnosha, and its vicinity. IT, Office
aud residence Main st. nearly opposite City lIo-
tel. nlvl6 kENosHA, WIS.
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N. u. uAMRROOh.
EDWARD EE. RUDE,

SASH, DOOR, AND WINDOW BLAND MANUFACTURER
and House Joiner. sS shop on Park Street, first door
east of the City Bank KeaoSta, Wis, 43
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JOSIAH BOND.

ATTORNEY at Law, and Pension and Bounty Land
Agent. Is agent also for several of the best eastern
Insurance Companies. 5.Y See advertisements.
n39vI5 VI
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From, The Pjcbmoa6 mi,


Coon DEED.-As viii be seen by telegraph Mr. Brooks
Vi noul Cafohna after the adjournment of the Senate
yesterday administered Senator sumner the notoos
and foulmouhed abotonia from Massachusetts, an ee-
giant ana enectuai Gaming We reoiced this The
only regret We feel is that Mr. Brooks did not employ horse
"hp or a co"ide upon his sanderous back instead of
cane. we trust the bah may be kept in motion Seward
aud others should catch it next
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SILAS AsES.


JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Office next door
north of f. T, Francis clothing store n4S.
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STARkWEATHER Il CO.,

DRUGS, Medicines Oils, Paints Pcrfumery, Fancy
Articles, all kinds OF Patent Medicines, aud an OK
eellcut assortment of every article kept in estab-
iishncnts of this character
MAIN ST.. kENOsHA, Wis.
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IYHEAN a GAGE.

assurances effected on reasonable terms Collections
promptly lnatlo and personal attention given to tn,
sa lie or purchase of property in this market lynn
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GAsKILL, CHAMBERLAIN x CO.,

AUCTION and Commission Mcrchants--Rcal estate
and Produce Brokers, and Dealers in Coal.
QUARLES' BLOCK,
Corner Main and Pcatt SIS. opposjtc DRykec House
henOsha, .------------------- w ssc0HSAn.
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PEACE HATH HER VICTORIES THAN wAR-AIr Charles
sumner Senator FROM Massachusetts, whose reputation as
schoar rests chiefly on the foregoing text, upon
Illustrating his theory in his person. He conc ludes
two days discharge of scholarly patites pedantic
dulness by venting filthy stream of binggatc on heads
hoary with age; answers insult from would afford
hum personal satisfaction with vulgar epithet when
ned Tor cowardy yituperaton falls to the an mani
mate lump of incarnae cowarse glorious exem-
plar of the man Of Deace
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Il. q. NaEEgEsEE.E,

NSURANCE-IIe is agent for various companies
of undoubted credit and is prepared TO issu poll
cies on Life and Property, favorable terms
T-Soe advertisements.
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ATTORNEY 81 COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ant
solicitor IN Chancery. n39v15
kAenOsaa, -'-.----------.------- Wisconsin
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LAwYER-r-g@ Office, KExosHA CITY, Wis. Re
sidence, WILLOW BROOK FARM So1ners. g-tS@ Sc
coral InproUed and Unimprored Farms for sale
nIvl6.
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BUSINESS CARDS
WILLTAM NATTOCKS-

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
solicitor IN Chaneery. Office, Main Street,
sAehOshsa, Wisconsin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-02

NASHVILLE, IENN ESs Ek.
Chartered BY the General Assembly Of the State.
TyNhE aooFe IBstutiOn 10 permansntiy iocated, and
not SURPASSED by any similar establishment IN the
United States IN point OF facilities for nparng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
BO0k-KeepiHe.
This Department is under tue immediate superVslon Of
the President of tile College who is practical
having had many years experience IN some OF
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch II under the suuerinendenee Of JoHs A
McEwRS ESQ., Member VI the Nashville Bar, VINO Is TOO
widely known lawyer and orator to require any Iurter
notice VI our hands
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night % as not TO Interfere
With his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by W. FERRsL H. Under this head s embraced every
species Of calculations necessary for boekeeper bust
n,ss man t0 uodersapd-vz lnteres Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &C. &c
Terms Of Tuition.
Book Kespiag BY Dou5eand Single Entry, Es applied
TO every variety Of business, both prosperous and
sdverse Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures including the Of books, .. $40 90
Penmanshp-For twenty lessons, ,....-...''''.-.:$5
For lessons without limit %
~ The above ices payable invariably, in advance
The importance this rule must appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege Of review
ing Gtany time duringfe, without extra charge.
This School is IN perpetual session, having vacation
hence students enter any time and pursue their
studies without interruption
Merchants and business viii Be supplied with ecrs
petsnt book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging can be obtained for IS per week
No student will be taken for less than full course, in
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full course-from six to ten weeks
~ Address Southern Commercial College Nashville,
Tenn ap27-dtw&wly
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PENNsYLYANIA IEAILROAD.
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THE Great Central Route eonnscting the Atlantic cities
with " estern Northwestern and Southwestern states
by continuous Railway direct This road also counects
81 Plsburg with oaily line Of Steamers 70 al ports on
The Western Rivers and a. Cleveland and Sapdusv with
Steamers TO all ports The Northwestern Lakss. sakin
The most dlrset cheapest GRd rsliq6ls r0Nts bV vhce
fkEiGHF can be forwarded 70 and from the Grsrf J~r
Rates between Philadeiphia and Pittshur1.
FIRST CLASS Boots. shoes, Dry Goods -.
(in boxes Furg, Feathers, De-. sVe PsrlOrD
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stsfionery
Dry Goods On bales Hardware, Lea l75o Ger loon
ther 6c...................... - wv
THIRD CLASS.-Anviis, BagginR, Bacon
and Pork (in bulk, ], Hemp, &c... ooe per iVOB
FOUkfh CLASS.-Csfee Fish, Bacon !
aud Pork packed Lard and Lard O;l sOe pr loon
Flour-$l per Dbl until further notice.
Grzin--50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further sotic.
CoOn-s2per bale, not exceeding 500 lhs weight urta
further notice
- In shipping Goods from any point East Of F,a;,.
dephia, be particular 10 marx package Ua Psns,tsni4
RGitroad All Goods consigned % the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia Pitts6org viii bs sorTsrdsd with
out detention
FRkGHf AGKSra-H&rris WOrmlsT Co Mempbi.
Tennesses: r. T. Sass Co. st Louis: 81 Ultcbeji q
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesn Bell and Mutock and
Carter Jewstt LOUISVILLE Ky; K G. MeIdrum Nadison
Indiana; SPrgusn Brown and Irwin & Co. CIncinpsrf
n. w. Graham Co, Z4nesville, Ohio; Lseah 4 Co. No
81 khby stree. Boston; Leech Co Asior Hog.a Sesz
York. No William street. ard No. Be:tsry Pace Re-
York; e. J. Sneeder, Philadslpha, Mazraz Koons A.
nmore; Geo. Q Frsnciscus. Piits5urE
d. H. HOUSTON, GeEar4t Frsizt A0srf PksEazs
u. J. LOABAERT, Sept s-Alto0aa. Pa
ans '56-tIsi 81
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PENNSYLVANIA IlAILRoAD,

TNHREE Daily Through Trans, between Philadslphia
Il and Pittsburg THE MOREING NAII, TRtIV
leaves Philadelpha for Ptsburg AZ ~ A A. and Pit.s
burg foF Phiadslphia st 7, A II. TIE FlST IIsR
leaves PhadeiphA for Piitsous AZ P M and Pittsburv
for Philadelphia at l, P. n. THt NIGHT ExPRESs
TRAIN leaves Philadepha for Pttsburq al IL p N
Pittsburg for Philadelp6ia at To- P ~
The s6oFe lines connect At Rttsburg WITH tie Railroads.
70 aAd from st. LOus Mo; Alton Galsna aud C5icsgo
u; Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville nv: Terrs
Haue, Madison Lafayette md Indianapoiis ind Cpcn
nah Dayton springfield BeAsioDtaine, Saldasky Toledo
Cleveland, Colnmous, zanesEe MassilIoD aud WooSs-
Ohio; also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 Se
Orleans ST Louis LOnisEille and CinciBuHS.
above places,
For turther particulars see HandbIs az The difsrsat
starting points Passengers from the West viii fnd ths
baltimore New Ork or Boston.
THOS MOORE, A0EaT, Pssssnas Liass. PsSyezs
J. MESklMkh, AeESr, PGsssger Lines, PitEs5zvg
Philadephia. I55g-jaDs-Iy
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HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.

HELMBOLDS HIGLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys Secret Diseases
Structures eaknssses sud all diseases of the Sexual
Organs whether in Male or Female from whatever
they may have originated and Eo matter OF how long
standing,
IF you have contracted the terrible dseass which, when
seated in the system, will surely 20 down from
one generation TO another undermining the constitution
and sapping the very vital fluids of life do not trust
self in the hands Of Quac who start up every dy IN
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in its action end yet th0roughthat aunihates every
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Constitutional Debility brought on by sefabuse most
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT 5ARsAPARILLA,
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Scad head Ueeratons Of the Throat and Legs, Pslns
aoG evenings OF Tue bones, Ou
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furnish striking examples of the sautay effects OF this
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after the glands destroyed, and the bones already
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NoTiCE-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro-
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from patients will be found accompanying both Prepsra
tons.
Prices Fluid Extract of Buchu 81 per bottle or do fer IS
OF Sarsaparills, " "
equal IN strength gallon Of Syrup of Ssrsapara
Prepared and sold by H T. HELMBOLD, Chemist, 26S
Chestnut Street, the Girsrd House, Phadephia.
To be had of and Of Druggists
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AL letters directed to the Proprietor Agent receives
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