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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19
+ LIGHTNING RODS, TIGHTENING

r LIGHTNING RODS, LIGHTNING
L. RODS.-As the season is now approaching for
thunder storms we would inform friends and the
pp oTI s CELEB H
CONDUCTORS, the only method of absolute protec-
Gn asS,ns, nGa Ias
1t also took the premium at the late Fairs in this city
All orders addressed to the subscribers 1877 Broad ST.
my s-aw JOHN OsULLIvAN & CO.
n RECEIVING the loliowing:
i Hsnnesseys Cognac BRANDY, in wood and glass
Amonlllado and Romano SHERRY
Regina Port WINE s
Claret and Champagne do
Superior SALAD OIL
London MUSTARD, In ID , and n h:lf y; boxes
Mocha and Java COFFEE
And a few dozen BEEF TONGUES, of extra qua.
70 p'n''''i customers Ed 1e' ". ToapKINs.
A few tubs of very fine Goshen BUTTER, at re-
tail my 4-ts
IN tai Paintings Banner Painting; Chairs beautifully
wood, Black Valiant lie; and House Painting done
's;e Orc osas sa'i. s ys superior s'Isn ALLEN
mys Arbour corner Main and 18th sts.
CHAs. II. LANGLEY, TN ard Sheet
~ Iron M.nufactu.sr 18th street, between Main
- GAS s' FiTTiHo AND rIxruRrs
Steam Pipes for Churches Public Bundfnss "a
Metallic Roofing, Guttsrins and spoutinE p1t
WE'LL by r. ~ sSR SALE
SHOES AND BOOTS MADE no ORDER.
- --MR. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent n
sentlsmen's department. M. JOHN KinPELs 40 10
do Ladies' do. s@s
Tho subscriber having In his employment the sboys
named Cutters who ara known to Be equal TO any il
the State. respectfully announce to the public fst
he II prepared to have made order in the neatest
style, every description Of Ladder and 0entlcmen,s
Boots, 0siten Or Shoes Of any style desired.
~. .s4efsW ssas9ss HEN1YlW. QuARLES;
Mls No. Is Pearl street.
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TN RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT.
L Clerks Office, May Rules, 1856:
John J. Wilson, plaintiff, D,
against In debt.
Willis J. Parnell, defendant,
The object of this suit is to against the de-
PENDANT the sum of one hundred and thirteen dollars
and thirty eight cents with legal interest thereon
from the 4h Gay of june 1851 till paid and the costs
due by q negotiable note.
The defeDdent is hereby required to appear at the
said Clerks Office within month after due publ
cation hereof and do what 10 to protect his
interests. Teste;
my6-law4w ANDREW JINKINS, D. c.
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FAsHI0NABL!L 6 Es 4. Ia j, z; IS

Or FASHIONABLfcsNllIlf Y ES
&1{&sATABLIsnMENT IN MANCHESTERV VA.
4SR Mrs. s. M. FARISS. corner OF MaiI and AL
VI len Streets in Manchester, 10 now receiving
her spring and summer assortment of Millinery, such
as Bounets, Ribbons &c, which she feels confident
cannot be beauty and fashion, and can sell
as cheap al the cheapest She has also hand fine
assortment of Dress Goods Of the very latest styles
Mrs r. returns her thanks to tho public for their
liberal patronage heretofore extended to her, and
solicits q continuance of the same.
an 2q-d&WImk
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m JOHN DOOLEY, ~
III No. 81 MAIN ST. RICHMOND, VA.
Has now ready his SPRING stock of Goods, both of
his own manufaeture and imported for wholesale
and retail and larger scale than before pre-.
sented by him. His assortment eft
STRAW GOODS
Embraces every style of those articles got mn,
THE SILK AND OTHER HATS,
OF his own make, are exceedingly eegant and those
imported, whether French or Of Northern manufac-
ture of the choicest and most fashionable kinds
His supply of
GENTLEMENS AND BOYS CAPS,
MISSES FLATS,
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
INFANTS TURBANS,
And all other articles belonging to his trade, ex-
cesdingly rich and varied and will be found to meet
all the requirements of merchants and others.
NH Its
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4 HOMIE nIEDIC1Nk.--nIRs. DAVIS,
coush. and affords great relief IL Consumption snd
TS:t ss ~ sss s1f from ssrssss
aifissns Of Richmond who have tested IT. virtues:
By timely use Of II, havs doubt Il has ssved
one many doctors fees. know Of it, good enecu
with great many other than my own family - NJ.
II have used !. /. my family for three years, :pd
aTor deLnes smoas children. nothing can be bet
have tried ell the cough remedies Of the day
and have no hesitation In saying that believe Mn
DAVIS to DO the most valuable preparations Of the kind
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex. Duvsl, Psterson Jsckson, Chas. Millspaushs
4. J. Picot A. Bodeksr and Charles D. Yale.
FHOMM g.! a PI,ssTl a! sTElIBElKk
MoneAsrows, Va, 9th March, 1856.
DR. scoEs-Dear sir. Last fall had violent at.
tack of Lunbago Having for several weeks used the
got vial of your WHITE IMMINENT" 1 had not
used this more than week. when was slmost total.
lief to the use Of this Medicine and have no hesita.
ton in saying that consider your Liniment very
Very respectfully,
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Lsdd
4 Co, and Alex. Duvai, Richmond MY
Hail, BEAUTIFUL sPklNG!
H Hall beautiful Spring. the birds how they sing
And roses to the cheeks Of the maiden It brings
1t gives vigor to manhood, and health to rs ALL
And does away with all Cough Syrup till the end Of
1t will lin not be- be- lons-.khbweek or two.
For the benefit of ladiS will introduce something
new;
1t Is NO nasty physic, it IL made for their sake,
hope like LEoNARD's COUGH SYRUP, the ladies will
take. ~
Price Is cents per bottle, 5 bottles dollar.
I'LL ba] ~ - Nor Rod oh a. ~
Hill, L. B. Thomas Laidley Robinson, s. z. Sem.
pie, 8. NJ Zaohrsson, Grubbs L. Apperson, and oil
Druggists in the State of Virginia.
Wholesale Agents. Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Co.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARB
5e WIN. C. HOLMAN.
: TEN DOLLARS REWA N d., "a.

away from the subscriber, ON the 18th inst,
IA a NEGRO WOMAN, named CARY ANN.
~ Said woman il of dark complexion, sbont D
.SA feet inches high, and about 80 years DID,.
Shs was formerly owned by Thos. Mum JOHNSON, and
hired on Shockoe Hill. She has husband at IL b.
Dickinson's Farm. She 10 probably lurking about the
city or suburbs The above reward will be paid fsr
her delivery to me, or to Baker Pleasants.
: INV PTS JNO II. MOUNTCASTLE.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
kn IMPORTANT NOTICE
#s53 TO TIL E LAD lie S!
VI MRS. G.. EZEKIEL,
(Opposite Old Market, 18th st., doors above Main,)
Informs the Ladies that she executes the following
work on reasonable terms. and in the neatest and
most fashionable styles:
MANTELETS, G,ALMAS and CLO4KS
PIyKING, CRIAfPING AND CUTTING
BONNETS CLEANED AND TRIMMED
CORDED GLNGHAM AND CRLICO BONNEIY
vAll work done at the shor notice.
INV 16-eod5t* C.. EZEKIEL.
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Z - 500 REWARD..sH1unaywn on the
JOHN. Charles u about u yesrsOld, fsst
inches high; WIS boushe Ii Richmond Of
ka Mr. n. J. PssrsalI Of Onslow county, N. Co
John il about 20 years old feet inches high, was
bouaht In Richmond Of VIM. G. PYsft, OF Caroline
county. They are both black, sad vsry likely men,
and had on new blue blanket eosts.
The above reward 0f s.hundred dollars win be
siyen for their apprehension snd delivery IN jail
6v aoIlars for either and ell reasonable expen.
a. paid II delivered to PuLLIAM DAVIS, Richmsnd,
Va WIN. 3. DEuPREE,
my fo--8t* Keysville. We.
- TEN DOLLARS RKWARD.-.Run-
I ~ svav from nv factory. about I'd April, . Ne
~ How 1y named LEWIS: about IS Year, m, 81 sss,
81 lisht brown color. He belongs to Mr.. Erns-
mus Wright, Of Essex county, and IL h proba.
bIe ~ 4 making his way there. The above reward
viii Be paid II delivered TO ms or Mr.. Z. Al. Chop
tom. r,r,..,.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS KE-
u WARD,-RnnAway from the subscriber, on
IA Saturday, the 18th inst, negro woman
2A0 named DOLLEY, about IS years old; and ID
- tall and has long hair; il of brown or copper
color: has down look when spoken to- and has scsi
nndsr her law She purchased Of Lyie's estate,
ChesterHeld where she has relatives and sister In
Manehester The above reward will be paid for her
n taken out Of the State: &25 II taken In Rich
mond or any of the surrounding countless delivered 70
me corner of franklin and Henry sts., or at SAML
HAsrINGs Pearl street. or put In jail, 20 that can
get her ssain. 80. r,orm.u
my Cts WIN. Y. HoAnAN.
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pssss wv el1l g xes, "a Mil nSAee STYLE
lUV and qualities among which can e n 5asss
some vsrv ncst rtylss of Prlnts. made with hyfou
Collsxs rrenok Wsiethan1A from Go. 70 ~ eaae.s,
PcrsonS Is wSnt will d van 10 sive my (cQds 49,
II ~ DENT Is yop hs ~ sale. cal e ~ ns,a
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Il STOCK OF FURNITURE in Richmond, can
be found at HARWoODsS Furniture Ware-rooms
Governor street. sett8ts
would particularly invite the Farmers and Plan
tiers when they visit Richmond, to examine my stock
and satsfy themselves that have the most complete
assortment of FURNITURE, MATTRESSES. &e-
and that am selling lower than any other house 10
the State. Amongst my stock will be found :.
800 dozen Chairs, Rosewood and Fsrcr FUR.
500 Bedsteada niture,
$50 Mattresses, Mahogany do DO
100 Wardrobes, Walnut do DO
$50 Bureaus, Sidebosrds,
200 Rocking Chairs, Bookcases, Lounges,
300 Sofas and Divans, Oak Furniture.
200 Washstapds, Cottage Furniture, &e.
have also on hand light two horse CAkkIA0H
which / viii sell very low:
nys-lm Governor ct. Richmond, Va
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SsPRINla taUUDs..-We are new spesins
- eur stock Of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, -
usual consists Of great variety Of new and denss,
eyery week and our may rest assured that
by giying NJ call 1t once. they will save themselves
much time and trouble Ia the tsdiouA ehofs 81
HIRSH BOTTCHER,
NH 25--4ma 20s Broad street.
A MBROTYPK GLASS.--I have just -.
"A eevsd case Of the shove Gla.a suitable iof nas
front Store Windows, show Cases. ard wherevet
nice article u neeesasry the nme 10 u mrse sass
and will be cut TO suit purposes For sale y
my l6 WIN. GATTLEh He Main q.
BUSINESS CUATs.-.A large asa VEL s.
n selected stock Of plain and fancy esnaMs.e
Nor Style aud just the thing Tor business pnrpose
may b found 1t 100 Maiu street ~
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oER. CARRIAGES CARRIAGES,
&HE CARkIAGES-Having bought Of Mr..
-sasSn-Thomss Clemmitt his entire Coach Man.
ufactory take this method inform my friends and
the public generally that viii continue manufae.
lure, Of the best materials and workmanship, all
kinds of Carriages nj his former stand No. IS Frank.
lin street between 10th and 18th.
q Repairing done with the greatest dispatch.
A call Is solicited.
my6-1m o. A. FRANCIS
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The Madrid journals assert that Russia will
next acknowledge the Queen, Isabella. and that
this recognition will be followed by the submission
of great number of Carlist chiefs.
A letter from Madrid says that the King of Por-
tugal will visit that capital is specially iaUited
by the 6ueen
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Accounts from Teheran state that American
travellers were busy trying to sonvince the Per
sian government of the utility of treaty with thu
stances.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28
Rashford va Decentralization.


The Supreme Court have decided that they
have jurisdiction in the case of Bashford VS..
Barstow, and that, too, unanimously What
course will now be pursued is uncertain, though
it is altogether likely that the alleged Illegal
voting, and improper canvass, will now be look
cd into. That the matter should be disposed of
at once seems to be the earnest desire of all
parties. We are in favor of giving all offices to
those who are legally elected, and none others.
If there is no remedy for successful usurpation,
we are certainly left in a state of semi barbarSm
by our Constitution and laws. We do not be-
hcvc it to be in accordance with Republican
form of government.-Jef. Go. Jcfersoniaa
(dcm.)
Strange as it may seem, notwithstanding the
positive proofs that have been made public that
BarStow is not the legally elected Governor, and
that the certificate of the State canvassers was
awarded upon illegal, fraudulent and forged re-
turns, the above is the first expression of a de-
sire that those alleged frauds should be investi-
gated and justice done, from any So-called demo-
cratic paper in the State, except two or three
open opponents of Barstow, like the Patriot and
Appleton Crescent 1t is the first intimation
from that side, that they do not desire Barstow
TO succeed in any event, by fair means or by
foul. With this single exception, there has been
one universal chuckle, among the regular demo
cratic papers that if Barstow had succeeded by
fraud and villainy, it successful fraud and
xiainy, and in any event the laws delay could
be taken advantage of, and justice th@s defeat
ed And BarStew'S counsel are now attempting
Just such DELAYS. They asked ON Thursday foI
delay till Monday, 10 give them time TO ex
anime the papers in the Secretary's office, and
that very afternoon Mr. Arnold went home Il
milwaukee Madison Journal 25kh.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28
Pittsburgh Convention.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. %.
The Committee on Resolutions reported Civ
ing history of the Slavery Question, from the
commencement of the government, up to the
present time, with Legislative action upon it
A large portion of the report was devoted &c
Kansas, and the conduct of the present Admin
iStration which was seriously denounced. The
document is very able, but to be withheld fol
the present for revision, if found to be necessary
The resolutions were as follows:
1st A repeal of all laws relating to the i'll
PRODUCTION of Slavery into the u. S Territories
ID Supports by all lawful means our broth
rem in Kansas, and gives full weight in favor o.
the admission of Kansas i'll the Union rs a Free
State.
Sd. Expresses the belief that the conduct o.
the Administration, who has been weak and
highly reprehens;ble in the Kansas Question
and urges the Republicans to use every effort
to overthrow the Administration
The resolutions after a short debate were
unanimously adopted, with three cheers.
Mr. Bond of Ohio, moved that committee
of safety be appointed, to meet any emergency
that may arise in case of a conflict in Kansas
with the Federal troops
An anxious discussion arose on this, and a
the request of some ofthe members, who urged
its imprudcnce, Mr.. Bond withdrew his motion
Dr. Spaulding of Ohio, moved that the docu
ments should be printed. Carried. After
vote of thanks. to it officers the Convention ad
iourned sine die.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28
The Monthlies.

GoDET's LADr's Book for March. has made its
welcome visit to our table with its usual promptncss
1t is one Of the brightest yet The leading Engrav-
ing, The moment of Trial is of the finest pic
lures VIC have seen for n long time The coored
Fashion Plate is also beautifully executed The pat
terms, embroidery, &c, are numerous and elegant,
says one whose taste in such things we will not
question. The literary contents Lrc of high char
Ecter, while the rcccpes and instructions in matters
pertaining to the duties and occupations of the In
dies make it decidedly "Lady's Book" No lady
should be without it, Terms 80 year for n single
copy two copies, IS; six copies, $40. We will club
the Ladys Book and our paper for s., year. Ad-
dress l.. A. Cooley. Philadelphia
ARTHUR's Home Maga-,nc-Thc March No of
this capital monthly is at hand. with the usual amount
of reading and artistic elegance. We can only say
what NC have SO frequently said before that
family magazine, this has superior for the same
price The literary contents really of ii high or
der of excellence while the fashions, patterns, &C.
add to the variety of the useful and beautiful To
clubs of four it only costs 81 % per amum. Send
for i; at once Single copy per year, So Address
T S. ARrHCR & Co, Philadelphia
TIE NATIONAL MAGAzINE-The March No.
of this popular monthly has been received The
contents rs usual, are of character cal
culated to instruct and improve. 1t is period
ical devoted to the cause of Religion and art,
and in its field is an able and successful. worker.
In point of mechanical execution it has few SUI
periors, and its engravingS and illustrations are
always beautiful and highly finished 1t is
ably edited by Rev. ABEL STEVENS. Terms
81 year, Address CARLTON & PHILIPS, New
York.
THE NORTHWESTERN FARMER and Horticultu-
raj Journal by Mark Miller Il J. c. Brayton,
Dubuque, Iowa. 81, per annum,
We have received the March No. of this ex-
ccllcnt agricultural journal. 1t is very neatly
printed and the illustrations are finely engraved.
The contents of this number arc valuable and
full of interest to the farmer. We are glad 10
see such publications present so fine an appear
ancc it shows that the great agricultural inter
ests of the Northwest, arc not eglccted by those
immediately concerned.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28

PHOTOGRAPHIC PFcTUREs--AMBRoTYP
Messrs, RANSOM & LACEY, Photographic Ar.
lists, have established themselves in this city,
where they intend to carry on their elegant art
permanently. The process of making these pic
lures is patented, and these gentlemen we un.
derstand have the right for the City of Kenosha
We have examined these Ambrotypes, and we
must say they surpass anything of the kind we
have heretofore seen. Their fnencss, fdepth OF
Eight and shade, richness of tone, boldness and
brillancy, will commend them at once to every
person who can appreciate good picture. They
are entirely without the metallic glare ofDaguer-
reotypes, and hence can be seen with perfect
%listinctncss from any view Another and i'm
Portant feature of these pictures, is, they are
.imperishatte, retaining all their brilliancy and
beauty for ages. They are taken upon plate
glass, to which another plate of corresponding
size is secured by an indestructibe gum, by
which the picture is efectually preserved for all
time. We advise those wishing, a good picture
of themselves or their friends to call upon
Messrs RANSOM & LACEY, over the City Bank
and look at their work; it will speak more for
eiby than we think of doing, Go and ex-
anime the specimens at all events.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28
Republican Headquarters.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb 10
The foiL@xing is a list of the recently elected
officers OF hos Republican Association of Wash.
fngton;
preSidcat Dk f. NJ JosLIS
First Vice PrcsiasSit, JACOB BIGELow
Second VICE President MARTIN BUELL..
Recording. Secretary, LEWIS cLEPHANE.
Cores poading See'y. DASIEL r. GooDLoE
Treasurer. III. 5 BROWN
Directors, WM BLANCHARD
ID S RJsHoP, :. n. TUDOR.
The Association derives importance from III,
fact that il Is becoming the centre of operations
OF the Republican Party as the most eligible
point 70 affect tho ensuing Presidential cleo
Jon
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Senator Wilson's Speech on Wilson
Shannon.

" ASHINGTON, TUESDAY, feb. I9.
Senator Wilson's speech to-day on Wilson
Shannan has excited intense rage and hatred
among the Southern men. which broke out in
Executive Session. where Shannon's nomina
ton was discussed for two hours most acrimoni
ously.
Senator Douglass, instead of being friendly IL
the Free State sentiment in Kansas, as has been
alleged, displayed the bitterest possible feeling
aud disposition 20 sustain she Bordcr-ruisar
policy.
Senator Wade also made rasping spsecl
against shannon and the Executive for attempt
ing to suppress Freedom in Kansas.
Shannon was confirmed by 30 TO H.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28

SINGULAR REsUsCITIATIoN IN ROCKFORD
The Register gives the particulars of sin
gular OF resuscitation after supposed dealt
in that city:
"A child had to all appearance died, and wa
laid out in its little winding sheet upon boar,
in an upper room, while the other preparation
were going forward for the funeral, The sextor
was notified and the grave also dug. Some time
after, the father went into the room where tn,
child was, and was astounded at its calling hin
by name, and complaining that it did not liz
good. Of course the little sufferer was supplied
with better bed at once. 1t had evidently fall
len into n trance, from which it was awakened
by hard bed and cold air.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81.

James Taylor, Grand Patriarch of the Grand
Encampment OF Virginia, /. q. of o. F., com.
mitted suicide here this morning, while in TEN.
porary state of insanity.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28
3l,O74,396 u
slT6,os2 ~
LIABILITIES
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due,

$1Ol4396 II
LIABILITIES
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due, elI6,0S2 ~
The Ena Insurance Company its patrons the
satisfactory condition. of large increase in Cash
for the further security of their poeiesa
being placed at the minimum market value, at the
present time OF some depression in the standard Of
They are either prime dividend paying stocks good val
liable and clean investment, yielding moderate interest and
income The standard basis which the Assets have been
valued being GOd q. Interest Besides this soldity, the
Company calls attention to the strength and security de-
rves from its combined system Of Agencies through its agents
having the OF presenting united phaanx Of eeri
eTced Cndertorfers which has worked, for Thirty
the happest results stockholders
ossesand enables it to enter the 1856 with
prestige for future th has yet been reached
any really National Insurance Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch and fidelity
L. G. MERRILL, agent.
Once at MERRLL, KELLOGG Co., Kenoshd. 4w84
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28

HARPER For MARcH.Kng has received the
March No Harper though it is rather behind time.
it is good enough to make up for that Dickens
Little Dorrit," increases in interest. and the con-
tents generally are capital Get it for IS cts.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28

Orr FOR CALIFoNIA.- Our fellow citizen JAMES
BAILEY, left with his family, Tuesday last for
California, where he intends to mako a permanent
residence. We wish him all success on his long
journey and a safe arrival in the New Edorado.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28

ET The Fancy Dress Ball given by Mr. HAz
AzAK, at Waukegan, on last Friday. is said to have
went off very satisfactorily We understand Mr.. II
proposes to have one here before long
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28

Our HARBOR OPES--We notice tibet our Harbor
has been, for tho past week free from ice There is
nothing to prevent vessels of light draught from run
ming in.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28

sd 3 - tef SlLsAS AMES
City of Kenosha, Jan. Both, 1856. 3m33
EASTE RN CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
Fine Lot Of Eastern Carriages double and single
- cred and open, for sale Reasonable Terms Enquire
Of A. D. SoKrEwLY. EDGAR PENSOYEK
Ke~oeAd, Jan ., IS. se0
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28

Is- \ wooden legged man has this ad-
vantage over other people-he never gets
his toes fross-bitten
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-28

"EBsTER,s UNABRIDGED DIG.
w TIONARY, for sale at
Dec 1855. KINGS Book Store
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Gitp Skaters, &c,

r aiH-It seems good TO even write the word, al
ter the dong spell of Weather that we have had,
still we can do it eonserentsously for had VERT
able rain on Friday evening last but ii turned into
a snow storm We have had several wa rmish days
since when it actually taawed in the middle of the
day.