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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-11

@SsVDvDvV POSITIVELY SELLING OUT At
COST 10 CLOSE USINESS-lo offer now Tor sale private
y until the Goth of July entire stock OF Cloths Cansmercs
Veatinga, and large stock of READYMAD CLOTHING
partly consisting of-tino Cloth Csata do Cassmor. do do
Alpaca do FnrmofssSan, do. do Marseilles do do,
Linen do do Bnnis do Marneles do do. Linen
do do Cashmere Vests, do Maraoea do, do Linen do
Also large goods numerous To mention Most
goods manufactured here ana VIII be sold
low nah the above goods not sold by
the 2Oh July will sell remainder nj auciionaa business
calls me direction have large stock OF Cloths
Gasemores County Merchants should give ina call as
my goods arc sold by the above time
wishing engage the Rehdy made Clothing business s
now have chance III seldom offered as will make
great The Store is for on aud one OF the best
locations la the city, JhCob NEWMAN
LynchburG. may 28 II
FLOW THAT BEATS TmE WORLD
REST WORK WITH LEAST DRAUGHT
mems PATENT Pr m II NJ PL ~
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BALTIMORE.

yuyn snlPpEKS OF TOBACCO WEST,
4 VIA BALTIMORE, MD.-The undersigned, Forward.
inc Merchants Agents of the Fcnnsylyan Railroad Mt
Na,i,norc respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
no ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
and from their acquaintance with the trade having been for
some years of large part of the Tobacco
Ing West through Baltimore they hser Themselves that they
can rive satisfaction TO shippers.
Freight as low IA by other line .
nsgnmens TO or from the solicited and punctualy
attended to. m 1919 WV. w :" $3.50, 1890,
Refer to Jacob IIoald Co.. j. Brandt r, Baltimore r. L..
Dudev w r. smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt q Preston Miller
CrensSav Lynchburgi Crenslaw &Co., Richmond
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MEDICINES.


PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PLY.
sIC.-Therc has long oxiaied a public
demand for nm effective Purgailve fill
which could be relied Oh m sure and
perfectly safe In Its operatlou This has
been prepared 10 meet that aainnnd, aud
an extensive trial ofita virtues has con.
clusively shown with what success u ac'
tho purpose designed. IL Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-11

VuNIE undersigned having sold their stock Of Goods
MosAra lrby Saunders would most eaeerfully recom.
mend them 10 our former friends aud patrons. 81.
Dee ~, 1855. MCDANIEL HURT PRESTON.
InIIl dLaia
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NuENlCAN s.uANO.-Dr, .u.u In f.c order,

Avn 81 tons A aud "A A. brands being shipped to us
bA the Importer For sale, 10 arrive, by
IL q. HARDY & CO.
fo sdSets First door above roweils Hotel Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-11


H ~. WUuTTEMORE 4 BRO., Mon1fnc.
lie TI1RERs or HICHS PATENT IRON BEAM FLOW
Premium I'M Side Improved Livingston, Peeksk and
Eagle plnws Castings, Improved Thrnsblng Machines
Cutting Knives and oad Scrapers also an I'M
proved Double Force Pump for Wells and Springs
ON THE BASIN, Lyncbbnrg, Va.
do certify have tried for myself Rcbs Iron
Beam Patent hesitation ponouncng this inya
liable implement opinion the best Plow In and des
nod take the place Of all others, when shall
become moro generally known JOHN HALLIDAY
Nurserymnn and Florist, near Iynchburg, Va.
CuAs H. LyScH ESQ Of this city, who has used the Iron
Beam months past recommends II ms The best
Pow In use advised his friends at once to procure IT,
IIo has given fullest liberty To refer confidently to him
sepT-ts H. ~ VIII ihmo'th p'.o.
TuNHRAS ASulNsi MACHINES a. Wheni Fans
u H. s WHITTEMOHE Il BRO, are manufacturing at
their works the Basin very superior THKASHlNG MA
CHIMES FANS of improved patterns aud are ready to
MI orders Mt short notice and reasonable terms
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend on gng
such by personal application by addressing us through the
Post Office
Also all repairing done at short notice and ON reas
enable terms. ...,.,,,.,,,o ,,. -.
We Al agents the sale of OBED HuSSEYs CELEBRA.
TED PA GNr REAPER AND MOWER, at the manufacturers
price. .,,., l.,
Those wishing obtain of the above articles Will DO
well to endi u their orders early as possible
The reaper can DC examined at our Works
IN 5.dRcts.
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NOT1CE.-Havng purchased Of Messrs MeDaneln Hurt
~ Preston their entire stock Of Groceries and taken the
niapd formerly occupied by them prepared to or to
the patrons Of Mcdaniel Hurt Presononr former
tho public generally large and well selected
stock of GroeereS Lquor Staple Dry Goods &e which
Offer lowest market rates. for Cash to prompt customers
usual time 5.5554.yZ =
Wa will give particular attention to tho COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds Of country produce and consign
generally will render sales promptly and cash them
viii make ibcrai ndvan produce hand,
will receive and FORWARD GOODS AT the usual rates
when funds deposited produce placed In hand to meet
charges, .. -
IRBY g. SAUNDERS.
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- REACTBON.-The great increase =
AUA OF common LEVER WATCHES has had EA
EAa. the effect o convince all sensible that KIA
o II = folly 10 invest their money In such bur -
esquo time pieces This result predicted Mt the time of
their Introduction into tho Market and glad that
has Wide spread Persons who
purchase watches for their willing to add
Ho amount time keeper that need
be tinkorcd every We would call the aen
friends and thu public generally to stock of
Tobias johnson Watches In heavy II karat Gold Hunting
Cases which offering Mt the lowest prices and
of superior finish and accurate time keepers
The man buys awae has something that VII bore
liable for life We would bo much pleased to show them 10
any gentleman who would do us the favor to call
fapWe have the same quality watches Silver Cases.
SILVERTH0RN a. Cliff
may26ts Formerly II. Slverthorn.
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NIEW CONGEWN-Tbc undrrstgmcd nave
day entered into partnership under the syle and
firm ItBY SAUNDERS for tho purpose Of ransnotng
Wholesale and retail Grocery and Commission business aud
house lately occupied by MesHrs Hurt
& Prcatan the depot of tho Va a Tenn X. H. where
will pleased the customers Of the former hrms
Snundara Iby and Mcdaniel Hurt Preston together
with all others who may thom with their buHinosa.
j. j. IHIiY.
JAS SAUNDERS.
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yNCURURl:, Way 23d.-Groccrics! Gro
Il CERIESii GROCERIES 1.-THE subscriber has just
cities with tho largest stock no
has ever had the pleasure of offering his friends and tho
public consisting In part Of
10 hhds N. o. and y. X. Sugar
so bags No. Coffee
10 bbls Puverized Sugar
boxes Loaf Sugar
90 bbls n. o. and y. H. Moasscs
50 bbls Coie Sugar
10 bags No. Old Java Coffee
100 sides Good Sole Leather
10 bales Cotton Oznabnrgs
10 bales Cotton Domestics
20 boxes Adamantne Candles
10 boxes Talow
100 kegs Old Dominion Nails
20 bbls Tanners on
so bbls Rye Whiskey -
o5 bbls Old Mountain Rye Whskey
10 bbls j. Martins Best
10 bbs Besore Rye
25 White Mountain,
8 Zggers old Rye
100 sacks Salt
80 bbls No Clipped HerTngs
30 No Mackere
500 bales Cotton Yarns
6 boxes Fine Teas.
s bbs old French Brandy
10 American Brandy
s " MADEIRA Wine
Togetber with n general assortment of STAPLE DRY
GOODS all which / determined TO sell low for CASH.
or In exchange for country produce.
Particular attention paid to the sale of WHEAT CORN
FLOUR and TOBACCO. - .
Two doors above Acree g. McClanahans old stand
and next door to Murrell g. Stratton Main st.
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NONNOLEN \ ADAMs, Tobacco COWmi.-
~ SION MERCHANTS, No. AZ FRONT str, ct, New York
u Liberal advances consignment.
Mr. INNS c. ADAMS would be pleased to hear from his
friends at this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
aul o3dty ROBT NJ. ADAMS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MIILINARy AND FANCY GOODS a.

ne., MIlLINAHY AND FANCY GOODS lEA
Ufk 1rhc Subscribers have Just returned from NeweJS
VII York, and take pleasure In informing the Ladies' ~
- Of this city and vicinity that they
ing their stock OF BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACE
GOODS. CAPS HEAD DRESSER HAIR BRAIDS, NAN
rILLAS, with n large lot Of FANCY ARTICLES, such
usually found In Mnary establishments We select
stock the fashionable houses with great care
hope constant attention to business to merit liberal
patronage. - -
friends patrons OF predecessor Mr. r. y IieninR, and
assure their orders will be promptly attended to-
" boaced and repaired Ia the best STYLE at the
old stand Main street
f shall collect aceounts In July and January
sys Opening day TUESDAY, 25th.
wLADiEs ~ YOU WISH TO SEE SOMETHING
REALLY PRETTY CALL ON ,u.rrurAa.co
r- Wyhevllo Telegraph and Lexington Gazette copy
weeks, and forw ard accounts TO this Office
ar. SPRING FASHIONS ENsiLE. N5N
wNDOvEs BONNET AND FANCY SrORE.-sSN
Ladies', let say you, that before the I'M
W. peth shall produce from three of the most-S
fashionable establishments In New York. the latest styles Of
onnes you may assured that every thing that tho
finger shall he presented to
the minuiest whim. -.
Twill aay your personal qualification that the exhibition
of onnoA New YORK; VIII the 2d inst, and
that article considered second only sweet pret
" face consequently will be before any other article
Of drraA II should be collected with much care.
In order gront variety Of tastes II Is determl
nation present field of variety only In Bonnefs,
Nantes and every variety Of summer Coverings
suffer little children also for they ahal not be neg
eetad heretofore In Hats Flats Little Bonneta and Caps
aud other pretty little traps
Very respectfully, -
ma iodts ALFlsED s. ENaLEDoyE.
sSSUMMEN ARRANGEMENTs.n Pom,
ta.al ~ a
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Nor rem 1.-THE sssreHIs suse recently sccnPteA BY
II r. o. Doss, Campbell Court House. 1t contains two
rooms fitted up besides large upper story ana con-
given Immediately JOHN ID. ALEXANDER,
api iqdts Campbsa Q. H.
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A-. FNK SALE.-A desirable residence on fi#
E#; diamond Hi recently erected by Mr. Cieni1s NIL
= T., tho oecpnancv of Mr. Gambler On this lot is an
,nt ell an c house and all other buildings calculated
40 adl to the comfort of the residence 49,,
10 aau " handsome residence Franklin Hill join ng the
s.iance Of Mr. VIM billiard, occupied by MI Paulett
~ calculated to attract Afternoon Inc last
i resdence W offered at private SAFE until froay
h OH day of may sale not effected before that day
ne ,, ;rred al public auction; terms liberal and made
% m an The day Private propositions will be attended to
kho,"iL KNOW, on w., of sale Inv w. B. JONES or
ap 3O-dts o :, : -
.sC DE1EUyED BY EXPRESS-A new
81 variety fine Vstes and Manies GST1 NrIs s
ed cloth. -''
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

rEOvER sEED.-PRiME NEW CLOVER SEE
~ for sale on the best terms. CRENSHAW n co,
feb 25ts North side Of the BASIN, Richmond, Va
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above via Ohio River slsht ad'an'c 20
charged if sent all the way Railroad No Storage Charged
ON Goods sent through line Consign to
" BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond
REFERENCES IN RICHMoND.-Stems Brummei, linsiey,
Tardy g. Co. Selden Miller }. H. Claiborne, j. W. Wrlgh,
a. Co Chas T Wortham & Co. Shields q sommerviie ana
TImonds Davonnort q Co june 25ts.
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- a No thirty horse power STEAM SAW MILL, "hlcn
viii be sold very all the running gear in complete or
der ANY Information concerning it Will be cheeiluy ~
parted on application either of the unial signed ~
,o. JNO. H. BAILEY.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
FRANK QUINTAL.
STATEMENT OF MILTON E. CLARK.

| IT..
! her, by certify that have been resident OF the
city of Lcavenworh X. t., some fourteen months,
and have been engaged in the provision ana grocery
business there up to Tuesday last When l WAS
quietly attending to my business, two armed men
| came into my store and ordered me to leave the
city Immediately and get on the steamer Emma,
then at the levee bound for ST. Louis. had large
stock of groceries in store, and they would not al
low to take them away, and was Obliged to get
an order from Capt. Emory. he captain OF the ruff
fans, before could take away my trunk. Ihe two
men who ordered me away were Mr. Washburne
who keeps the ferry. and Mr. Hyatt They sad
they acto1 under orders, and told me the sooner l
/ left the better | am formerly from the State OF
/ Ohio, but since my residence in Lcavenworth
have never taken sides with either party, nor have
/ 1 proclaimed my continents. was told that L
could not stay IN tie territory unless would take
/ up arms against the id Aboitionists: as they
meant to expel every one from the territory There
were about forty others driven away on the same
day that All my hard earnings for years
in my stock of goods, which is now in he hands
of my enemies. My clerk urged them to allow him
to stay and take charge of my property, assuring
them that he was from Kentucky. But they utter
ly refused TO allow him to stay, unless he would take
/ up arms against the Free State men. He therefore
was obliged to leave with me.
/ Capt Emory, with about one hundred armed men.
rode through the streets, proclalmng that the boat
was waiting, and every id aboltionist had bet
ter be off. In addition to Emorys company. there
were about one hundred armed men drawn up to
guard the boat to prevent any escape 1 am now
this city nearly destitute of means The day be-
fore left several Free State men were shot by Capt
Emory's party: Among them were two brothers,
! by the name of Phillips.
| None of the Free State men made any resistance
excepting Philips the lawyer Hewas IN MS house,
and seeing they were determined TO murder him. he
resolved to sell his life dearly possible. and de-
clared to them he should defend his house, and If
they entered it would be at the peril OF their lives
They did not heed his threats, but rushed in, and
Phillips drew bis revolver and shot two OF them
dead, when he was pierced with dozen balls and
expired instantly He left lying in his blood all
day Finally they took the furniture out o. the
house. and bad determined to set it on fire They
also took the furniture Of several other houses
with the discriminate Of burning them The brother
Of Phillips was shot AZ the sarpe time but lived ur
!, til Tuesday morning
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
Certain Cure for a E'elon.

As soon as it becomes apparent that falou
is making its appearance, which is known by
continued soreness and pain proceeding from
the bone, and sometimes exhibiting but little
change for the worse for week or more, take
strong cord Of any kind and wrap it around the
finger, above the afflicted part, as tightly as can
be borne. Keep in this condition until the
pain can be endured no longer. Thenloose the
cord, and as soon as the pam or soreness caused
by the cording subsidies, tighten it again Con-
tinue this for several days, until the felon is
blackened and killed. Several persons who have
been afflicted with felons have tried this RENE
dy with complete success; IN iact, IL mas never
been known to fail j he cordiDg stops the
circulation, and thus the felon has nothing to
feed on and soon dies Of starvation. This rem
edy can be relied on even after ielon has made
considerable progress
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ORG A N
FOr SRle /!

rTrsssEs--=79CHURCH OR PARLOR ORGAN,
TTH III 1for sale cheap for cash or approved
snotes on time or will exchange the or
Gan for good Buggy or Horse. The said organ has
been pronounced by Prof. Miller and others, good
udses to be one of the best instruments Of the kind
ever brought to the west.
Those who wish to purchase an ins rument Of this
kind, one of the finest toned and Eertect organs
ever offered for sale in the west viii 60 we'll to APP
ply immediately at the office ofthe Tribune s Tel
eSrsrh
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

says:
1--WE have constantly maintained, and the CIV.
idence which reaches us by every mail more and
more confirms our position, that the reports that
have come to us. of outrages and hosiiIities on
the part of the Free State men, were. in great
majority Of instances, either gross exagcerations
OF pure inventions, go. up 20 serve passing
day, from Lexington paper. strongly Pro-Sla
very in its prepossessions; goes far towards vim
dicating the business of this view. Many Of
the reports preiudicial to the Free State party,
which have appeared from time to time in the
Republican, have heen VIGOROUSLY disproven; as
for instance, that Lecompton had been taken &
sacked, an assertion boldly made by the Repub
iicaH's correspondent, and fatty contradicted in
that paper, by the very next arrival from the
disturbed district"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

ATITs LAST GAsP"-This is what the Lou
isville Journal says Of the Buchanier party, to
wit:
1.-The Cincinnati platform party is evidently
in its death struggle. Week after week, day af-
ter day and hour after hour, it has seen its fond
est hopes decay" until it is already reduced to
state of almost utter hopelessness and helpless
ness. few weeks ago, the managers of the
| party machinery of this sham Democracy, held
caucus at Washington and rested all their
hopes Of success on Pennsylvania, although they
then acknowledged that it would take one hun.
dred thousand dollars OF their eectioneering
fund to save it to tho squatter sovereignty cam
didate. They have since discovered that all the
money in the treasury will not be sufficient to
help them in this hour OF their great distress
They have no principles worth fighting for,-
The people have repudiated their platform and
rejected their candidate, and they hoped to be
able to tRy enough votes to elect the old Lam
caster Frederalist, or at least to throw the cleo
ton into the House of Representatives, where
his well known aptnsss at bargain and intrigue
might be once moro brought into play. They
hnpudently proposed to BUY the eotes Of The ,nde-
pendent people ofMs country ,eith the peoples oton
money, the public creature. A highly respectable
gentleman of this city, just returned from Wash
ingtcn. informs that he was told by some of
the leading Democrats in Washington that they
abandoned NIL hope Of success in Neso York and
eren Ia Pennsylvania, and had no erpectatatioa Of
being able to carry single Northern State, unless
John {. Breckenridge, their candidate for Vies
Presidency could sare Indiana or Illinois by ma
king stump speeches throughout the State.
Accordingly we find Maj Breckenridge accep-
ting invitations to address mass meetings in In
diana and Illinois. What a melancholy spec
tacle A party reduced to such pitch Of deg
radiation and despair! 1t is unparalleled in the
annals of political history A candidate for the
Vice Presidency, the second highest Office in the
gift of a great nation compelled to take the stump
as the last resort in the death struggle of his
party This last resort will be unavailing-
This simple fact of itself will be sufficient to
make honest people everywhere forget the per-
-suasive coquence and ingenious arguments of
the Sag Nicht candidate for the Vice Presidency
i'll their deep disgust for the degradation to which
q candidate for tho Vice Presidency has thus
been subjected by his party.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

BREADsTuFFs.-The wheat harvest of the
United States this year is estimated at J59, 00O-
600 bushels, large surplus above our domestic
wants. The export trade, the New York Jour-
nal Of Commerce estimates at 10000 900 bushels,
Upon this estimate, the export demand can be
filed without creating any unusual excitement,
but prices viii not be likely to rule very low.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

ACCORDING TO the tax list of the town of Cam
bridge. Mr.. Longfellow, the poet, is assessed to
pay tax of one thousand dollars this year This
is more money, according to all accounts, than
most poets handle IN the course of their lives.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

The Council Bluffs Bugle says that place
is overrnn with desferadoes and thieves. The
last number of that paper contains accounts OF
;x or seven outrages in one week. The citizens
intend to organize Vigilance Committee.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
LIFE IS BUT A SPAN.
Tusn--"Ten me not in mourntal numbers.


Life is but spnn--of horses
One is Age" the other Prime"
Up and down the hills our cenrse is;
'sEoin," ponios-"make your time"
Boyhood phys the whip of pleasure;
. Youthful Folly gives STR ke;
Manhood goads them at It's leisure
Let EN- rip" they're tough as oak"
"Hi, yn there." the stakes well pocket
To the winds let care be lent;
Time, 2: 40; "whip in socket
give EN- string, and let vm went"
On tho sunny road to fifty,
Prime is drowned in Leshe's stream i;
age is left, lame, old, unthrifty;
Life then proves "a one horse team"
Age joys on. grows quite unateady,
Reels and sluckcns in his poce,
kicks the bucket" always ready.
Gives il up''-death wins tho race
Waverly Magazine.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

A country editor, in speaking of a steamboat.
said she had twelve berths in her ladies cabin
"Oh, dear me!' exclaimed a young lady on
reading the fact, /" what delightful squalling
there must have been
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

DAENTS, Oils, Dyc-Stuffs, White an Rec
IL Lead, Zinc, Coach Furniture, White, Damas
Shellac and Japan Varnishes anc Putty constantly
hand and tor sale the lowest prices at the Elk
ce,sior Drug Store, &c Main ST, opposite the City
Bank. 5. CLARK & son.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
Gribulle 4 Gelfgtap9.
KENoSHA, WIS.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER Is, 1856.
For the Tribune & Telegraph.


For the Tribune & Telegraph.
An Appeal to rreemen.
Now Freemen, all united sing
Tho Campaign song--loud let it ring;
In laundering echoes letit sound,
Throughout the Union-ai around,
Prociaming wide from sea to sea,
Freedom, Fremont, and Libertyl
IT'S Liberty calls you to attend,
And each vote for Fremont send,
Your votes decide our cauntry's fate;
Fix Kansas destiny as a State,
That land where freemen hope to dwell
It's now nought but an earthly he'll.
Now rise, let not vote remain;
Twill help to purge the nations name,
And sweep away the wretch vile,
Who doth now the Federal chair def,e--
The traitors, Douglas, Brooks and Shannon,
Fillmore, Breckenridge and Buchanan.
Away across the ocean great,
The nations pause, and anxious wait,
To see II right. or wrong prevail,
Az actors each, we must not fall
The wrong o'ercome and are free
Vote for Fremont and Liberty
EN-.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18
NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS in the City OF Kenosha will com
ncnce the Fall Term, in the North Ward Monday
the 18TH the Middle Ward Wednesday the lIth
September, Jno G. Mckindey, Esq, Principal The pupil
from abroad design become members of the school
required without fail to be present the first day
opening of the in order to admission, and
that each may be assigned under the
nent the department which he she prepared to
ter By order of the Board Of Education,
JNo GRIDLEY, Supt Of Schools,
Kenosha, August 26, 1850, ltd