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

We fear there are bot few happy homes
10 this wosld We Do knov tbat II asy
eonueesion 30 formed on any other basis
than that q Christianity theirs eaa bs no
permanent enjoyment a Lstpy home p
How much is embraced in that sentence '---
how glorious and destructive Alas. how
rarely do We fsd enc We euier family
circles GAiiy 9hsf6 tbsfs seems TO BE- rauio.
al love aud hsppiBsst Hsv Hiiis ~ it is
real IL has been said that there u stei.
ot0n IN sytry house How tasy itif 60 des
troy tho poaes sod upaDimity q hone '--
OaC uoquist spiTis may transform the calm.
sst oirels isto place q tormsnt 4 family
circle resembles AZ slsctrieal oas ubhs ~
are similar in dispositioa, and govsrnsd b.
tAs sans moiivss u muisai love. The oarrspi
of lovs ~ aSs free asd uadistsfbea Ls,
there bs iatfoduosa one f0fsigh Stature, asi
abe sirols is broken sd, vhsfs sll was hsr
mopy before, there is soy shsoi sad costa
sion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
Projection ron Sung sHors /,

s-'e'r.i'r haN bsr- odsrrd "a the Aatssshe-
s-iI' LSsi''aruf-, issys d. RicAmond Thir that
the : S1t- ssa.l tauhEi.h saPqly is rspFtsehlanVes
iH CH.J-ss viIh rsvo,S,f' and ether weapons, sf-
f-akig- 1r- trG1sivs. Tsr Black Rsputlissa
-9Dvsrti'n 20 II ssssicA At SynsuSs, N. YsrL
Drra.bes uo'Aius bat var, bad rreoauesds q G,s-
sfai ,fAEg. G-R. W.bb advises he NsrtA n i,s
Frs'sn, rsp,s',h'siiVes ~oht fght 10 ssnd sIAsrs
shu viii BuiuoHe 81 ikss- proportions are vie
lrr susuEH for thr keod.iSiis;y Etiior sf the asz
US T1ta7s u, 10 opposed from p,r.ossl sos -
-rfr rs ra 5'aft ts f-Fa;Siag he Csssrss,tsA
a. b.s.lga. q. vAo WITTY and sIiuma.s f. stA-,
pope hrins ks'd 80 r>rsonsl rssro nsibiii,y fer
h.ir euo'ust lie proPo,.s To sod % 10 wash
rri sgsng o' ''uSE ,ao'i ron New YOfk TO egg
oathr t.scsruar.' aaJ loIisIs ,As ksads Of soutA
err m-ut~rs.
w cosJ ne T'oPcsiti5u, si &c hat Il 10 the 7i,-
t-ss. .gf rLc lSUttt all whom u B,ay sChcstB
Fsom re N,s York TrisHhs.
Fsc-r vhs tsfrS ssa .F,ss tor the eosp,ry NEST
ut p- s 4 ry f1t toe sstsiy ct their persons NO
o. Toe ,HrEg.h Of Jhsif ouh sfns aEaiasi he oct
r'rrs - o.. ne scoBntr'is whom i6sh kdsliiy 10
. taeII caIs'roFnis may pToVoks. n, 80 ssssas 20
bf he case h'f- u t0Aspifsev a. WasAipEtoa
/ % l.irht@n Nufihsfh rsh isio silence sbd " Gs
f.... r.grsa.c ts- 49, Ssy "a bfeahtng aR u 70
e 'p,ErY Isir beck ihs kssds Cih fsv of the sos-
sls..fs Isi o. seed "a dssEsii1a ifos1 he NsaA
'Tl ~. ief hsi Tufposs. LsayinK cor msmbeVs
o.. 80 ifs' - i'hsfi' 70 stshd 70 their proper -
itra. .uIIes ifi 10 fJfbish esth - tksm 9Th ~
+ iassr. o. taH daZfn shaiors" ready sad Isls
I "a meet ball ssy al Nho visa 10 tfisz mstssrs
10 We To-. cf b,s'cis snd tioeEsoHs. asd b. give
arm a. giss't0a b ihal ltns heir hearts sss-
/ frrt N.Tlhrfp msn a. sklslic flames, thilisd n
ne nee pi arms, asj cispossd " suply her gina
e. lhs r'f % thsir rsuHWy ~ vst3ht~sfibg 10 aet
afs fFifriv- tcff- sgsinsi ~ slave h0ieisg bat-
lies sfssfri's1 ~ Wsshtngioa Asvs sev saesi-
isrt nFnorggifv - adnistss.teE lH;ls tbsfBe.
fI~H sd srfrItsa ~ quarters shefa q " veFv
uIrb rastsa eos ig ibfUs ttis saaniaasl tssAsn
Z gplN 80 stgI.H'fs - eaf uisntsfs q CosKftss
80 -ns 10 us o fir's tr5 m6eh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
NOTiCE.

fINHG u1isrsiraed hsyiBg Iisp5sci q BIZ. insyr.
y'' iH he DfoK Store IN tbafi-.'awn ta W
- HN TNHiNSONaad r u. BrRNCTT0 IlE
fefpsrtsiy ask ui fhgss = ho have hi'hrti1 sup.
ported hia, the same shsrc pf patronage ~ BIZ
suercsers
They are both veil known and need NJ t-rpm
tnsnil'51 90 the puf'l- T. VI SMlTN.
~ B sOuil rcgisst a SPEEDY sciilemrni gi
al eiEim, due ms. a. uish TO close Nv tasinsss
an n. county l. Ms.
April no. isJG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
a TRIFIISC GIrr.

4 tnhiss riii--oBe Lids fo,e,
Just bur.iias into hiocml
Fvr EaeA the httis siraHe-r -ss.
Nhieh cane with ,ueei perfume,
To cheer me N tny lgnsiiAsss,
Asi drive saA IhSurhts away;
A t9rstsste of uo.e g.,tsn, ia,r.
Nhese dJs'rvts - az decay.
One littI, rose ard yst how n ueh
lhi, wvieul-s Eilt ! pTiSe
No oHo!sisE tsc.safe<ssr sssnsd
50 bssateas. my eyes
The kiudiy tone ard lock u Lcte
To ether charms gave birth;
Eahsasias a. they ,ias'crcd there,
lis own istrin.ie wsfth
How e't asd ~ eas ssnils usrd
Win Pesev sij y imPsri.
Ani aak- tbs waftn-.t suashine GLOW
upCa the satiost heart.
How ca cae iridiaE gift viii speak.
where word. are Hccded not
The heart so1n iSsTas The thosghi 20 read
ThA; seeks b sooths is lot.
Sweet arn5riss finger round each isHsr,
Wh,ch irrh'I.kip ever gassi
a holy iHceu,s d,,tre DER
Zach little P-rfunied gave
From every Witherrd leaf ADD bad
lI1us forth iuuchils strain.
ia! voice Ngd iute ~ nealoFy . ear
EcEo tie soit EC.fsis.
dearly love sarh chosen gifts.
F1T "a tLcrn al Iai
a wsleonc balm most -, Get AID pute,
To eh eT the i0nriy mind.
Aui ErstiIns 'Ind the velvet leaves,
There ssegls some fairy fair,
10 perfarasi whispers breathing forth
The kind thouEhts WTitica there.
sub eeme to me "a all your pride,
Ne Jlgshiig roses bright,
Each petal can page uafUll,
NV spirit 60 delight.
joy 10 feel youT prrseaee near,
SuTf0unding nc with love.
Lie holy aafels ffe.ly seut.
With blessings from above.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

CtOLTON's Mar 5ftts G.. = -S9 b. ss i1eh,s
~ IS tV 81 iaeses
wer1 % 9efsaiof's Pt5iscuan. IS b IS 10.
eAss. FoF ssis iew ~
HUTCHINSON 4 BuRNeTr
Arsa ". fssS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
pLosEsoR sIoHrInaaLr.

T.a-rrc- viI h.fsshsf b, fsvosiis nsus 81
rfts Isesssrss n naAsys (ssys hs Kvsslag
I.F.I H.s IaHfIg ttsiF dspsktsfs afisf ihs nsbss
st. inG gensa Wfo wsht ~ ths CFt
a. h- fts saasriuEs $50 bied 10 iAs
n ta-r 80 hsd 80 o,hFf fisats tsaa tAs
a.t-.ai asfsss Ttst tsvow fhs fane - tksBf
ra RI iG ~ hffs fhtf AZ 6sf ia $3.50 feefes
frsrH Hs go o. eisrsf spssrh ~ I.sft Eliss-
ms.s Sc nsfs IL fss Hesss n Lagds ~ fs.
irfs te efrsrs N'TkurKsls 10 lees vofts
~ vfrf'sfas 81 so successive spflefs ksa
asss1fst ~ tss'ir 80 81 Rslsslsss go isA~r-s.s
HrI.rs roisstrrs ss ssffg ne fet call aaa stss.
nf fef~f 80 fiHsfsffrsa6 ~ fr'afa Thsfaaks
.,s o.. .ss 'Isr'lsis sts snFry TIE AsFsl -
Msr-f su srs's o. Rs isst - fhs sssss n ~
lsH7f fHsss hFwI 80 sff nissies D. sil ~ o.
-.nrfitrft Th.ss iosa sfcssss 81 gesitH %
wttst .fifF uFs 80 ~ ie fa'ch iks scuss ofts
fi9tsisr1 rris o. - ~ ~ ffsas ssd 'sii tsth
~ ~ r'il7s fot isnt % kavs sfsa ksf statou 81
q pss.sf 80 taE raanFsfsiifeiT tss-fisd. So
nsY rfttstlT 10 rhtssisH tsg - ssssps - tsst
- msy ua ssr fstafs ~ fs-osstsuaas ~ .
ssfirss srfrss tsuss n ihs fssfs go asfifa sf
o. go -, srs,.,s -, b1tst ia ,ssss,.
7 a ttssu
. Tsss-s 81 Jr.' - isf.s.T'r- Vl s.Ds 90 -
- & nfIH .Is-sff.fW aghsafss,ts
~ y .s,.- s- fsiss 81 .lssf : .s.i, s.i
. stssH.s sss psafsf seas kls
rrsfH Hts t.rtr ssnff ~ ~ fffrt ttss ns
tsr a.s..s Wf-s't 'ts-ss gfsss.sf y lt-n 81
fs ats's
Mtu - FfH r. Btaps Affga Ia Frs-
I matf fsff 81 rH Dti- 30 fsFa nes -.
/ fsfss. sstVir 80 atfH bfifF Fsffofn-f - fks
fff n DHfs a'FFfss - 80 80 sapeessf
- hsss hsss q. - s-sssffs sk-a siigst sisr,ss
vss psfcsr bs - tss tasJ fssssftnsss usrs 80
/ r.isf aet b. . SO rfeassFst
ssssrss W'tsss Css,fssgfs ~, arssss. u
aesh Csfslss hss eftDmrss sess,r vgnass
=. "a. - - a. lI. F-nsfs 4. ssf.si... =. =
ss,sua % ~ asnasf M wnssa f-tIises ~
ssslisrss asilass ~ issgatss set 80 sssss
81, isrsfiss 70 ,siezsi tiasr.f fnsefst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
NEW FIRm.

WE hays takfn NE Store. ga1n iairiv ocrnri
~ 81 ~ 2 q sifafaats opposite Cap SEP
p'ng'ona Hoieli uhtfr ae aTs f.r-tgtrra large
stock df
DRY Goods, Groceries, &C.
A. oar IDS haze slI te.r pa. .s.sI f.r ,sss
ee ieel ssuaaisi ih saTiHr hai ve eau oasr 10
rash % pfompi taeigg. u1nth .aa,mrrs - 4. .sat
inEucsnsuis a. tsn be had in DO s.urty Wa
call ifena 0af ftlsnfs sd ne ruhiie ssartsty
Apfn w. 1856. ~ AL l.. sADLEu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
SAMUEL STONE,

CszrsitIoBer ~ Ch4H,sTy Of ne CiTsau
and Couaiy Coayi Of J,gvsoa C07Hy
OFFICE 10 the csHft- uoHse. Top stairs, 'n be
~ T0Jsi Tor ma1F years occupied ~ "a. 5..es
~ sac Ia's ku.eit " ouEingtou. E.-s.
Entraaee teIcept Court days) Al the eat door.
Juiy - l5lt-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
CAR TEaS'S HOTEL.
PosITfyE HoTICR.

II J 2. "a aad AcrJaats arc fssiY Coz settle
VI "a ihOse Wishise ~ sarr tf6I. .r UriIf flI.
aH# uHs. arTaHEcmrats. \ A.i pegisrtiuz I.ts gaTl-
ius nay ta1k out from aai sacE 18th Nr,h
J. ". CARTER.
F-rasfv 70. ts5i--tG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
Land NVarranfs

w XEYEs q KEARsLEY
Jaly issa
ENOR THE GENTLEMEN -CIahs, Caui.
" msp Vsuiag Has Csrs, Boats sd ehoss.
fJf sa~M
ApfH o. 1855 JOHN T. lfOOFF.
EENTs WEAR -Cald aat Riaes CfsimsJs
~ and CinIhs q fteh asssHmsnt OF VssIihF
Cloves haIf noss Silk Marine aaf Coiton 8hifis.
Cfavstt porsst udkfs ae
April ~ 1856 al T. RADiER
u IBBONs g sfLKs.--A lirgssiosk o. spsisr
Rlhsoss sai dfrss sake % b eiassf ouf
~ tssS Y. q Sf0AF0Oar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
pARTNEnSIJJID

'FNlE untefsiFnsf having Purcbsscd he Dfcr
sisfs "a l.. ~. SMITH. vii canusas ths
.ss!.ess st The same place under ths naDs "
hO FSBiNsON a. BURNETT
WM % HUTCHINSON.
Afh 10 % T. -. UugNETT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

TINHE Room e. rrsssat sreaPisd by Mr g. ere
i ior = school Room oerftuf pfnr store
Aprla Is5s BELLER a COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

ErIn huhuru, q short time szo. su J..
fiihmau shlkiug aissE ere of The street ssp
e thsFmameisr hsugiHg 20 she eide 81 The
momsht, be Looked a u, tbsu sPfrgashinE
it raissa BE shslslsb agi sEslsifaed a.
81 yoa'fo ihe liitls crsihur Hhat kssrs the
sesthuf "a eouid, ere - 90 uiih terrific
klov. ssssmpssisd sith ihs ususi lrish ssih
brought it IN tbsusasf pieces - he
rFguni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

u,ARRANTS CDRDI1L ELfFER OFT'UR
KEY HHrHARu arhIs nlerafsiiaa cannoi
s. f,5. .ffrsrfF f-rudaIfftrfff D. nfrT ftCaca1ff
s.s- saf nee i.cn n ffprrts, 81 lodges 80, and
4. -.t.rarraers Bslans aaf nftFsus Wfatsrhe
D,ssrtsa Cauaf f-siisa. 0sui. Ehamsiisu, Fiat-
uisseg oraTei A. isIi f.cg.gst 80 ~ m's ~
49, ls.f HgLIsER 4 COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
nase,. go sIrnp 9 EaPsslsEaaI,

Vsgp safe ~ ftr aaaafifg. of ~ feiah, ifTsiarf
so b. Ross Vaiusfis fanlly u.etlcir
+, a. sgrni HuTCHisON = BUHNEfT
AHM ~, is16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
s3f3 -


IL T. f:
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU.
RANCE, ANNUITY < TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
Assets, January Let, 1856 81, ,i2l GIo -
n. X. Lossrs promptly al gsied and paid ihro'
the otice Of GsASTai Ageacy at Richmont Va
international Life Assurance So
CIEIi OF NEW york AND LONDON.
Capital s2,5OO,OOO.
b A Guarantee Fund'of siOo 900 deposited
with the Comptroller Of the Stale Of New YORK
lor toe seeuriy aud benefit OF ALL policy holders
In the United STATES.
The Insurance OF the lives of Slaves q OF excert-
log three foarIhs and tiirlJ Of the actual casa
value OF Slaves viiibe tsken.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY.
NEwGHE, ~. J ist January, 1856
Neu sctumuiation SO go On5 4.
To,ai amount 10 jar. Is, 1856, TIh.4g2 G6
TOtai amount s36 gq1 81
-
Grand To,al, sl2sa Iss 91
Nfdteai ErGnsiEcrs p Mason. ID. IL
r Cooks, ~. ID JoHS A SrEAIrH, M. ID, Il. T.
MasHCDEa 20. u.
ttf-Ths Agent will give his yr--gr' a',eaii,7 ard
P=rsgEa! sEpsrrSl0A ~ all risks p4acrcr aud rier
trer teqges'rd 50 70 do
Application. 10 b. made TO z BROWN, E.q.
Post Mssl"r, Chsrieaovu, or 10 Ghe AgsGl tsfousa
the Post Once. ChsCesiOwn.
hag 10 l-5G-lY
cJ-spirt sBi shspherd'tOwp Reri.ier copy iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
SLAVE PREHIUMS.
AGEsINCLUsivR

The following are the rates Of. lasurs--e Ut
800 Ch the LII: o. Slave, f5r TIE tern o. FOuI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

WumTaT ices = Zee fa.aaitsa q pow
ssers Il d. & 81 80 oao sa8 hs ts'sl seaab ,s
eoras ,ird sf s1t - ~ salsh flsifiaaist sr1ra
a. = rsaeif uouit aiFs 81 fvsfaee n rssfIT
a. - B. saeh rsaa gesnts aaa ekilf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

XWTr hsf- icr szIs Conerutfatsd Lee, Pot uP 10
w rsnud parsaEss, uh ~ si,h iCaf pouuts %
sry ti1f q afrsss. " guaIab'ss. Ga 90 ehafael
10 naks s as!5as gdol fg't sss p ~ is squivathi
II ksni soap. 10 i.frre hoofs. Good references oi
psrsoes tsfe tsving uirf 10 Pfbe 2i cfra
Aprl e. 1896 KEYEs EEAHsLEr.
ONLYs5 Cit a PAIR -ioopf shiitfeB aad
~ Mlssss ahers ssiiisr "a atGj ere pair ai
iss a'ufs treafiic ihs Couu.iiuusr
wssf is5s TIC BioAFOOEE
nREss GOODs q bare q pretty siars of
IL dress Goofs shicb fm runnifa ~ - fff
,.irss TIC gtGAFOO9E
Mar 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12

--L -=- -- sL-sI ~ - sls-s a.-s,. ~ y! ~ Ii-l
ANNUITY ASD TRUST COMPANY,
or PHILADELPHfA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12


TYNE o5 lire " ~ F.efiss sts sss,
"a fe,rruy hst ia TsIahtssss slsT,rl ihs isi.
I0uiuF fssoiutias
Thst tsvise ustimisissss sosstsF-t - MI.
itft Fniscfs sssB.ssssmas go Pauioi 40
Zee tsrH Hisd 90 fcrf fsftf-i D. 10 Corsufs
raa shf tplf sFr'rriaHHr ti' tigs stsrss.sf ssi
d.,HrgHistsf sti'.Hst 80 aE cafuiaIfF surrsn
h.n g. ibs PtssrrsfY
ARR lsbsfb "A % afffa usrt'ff ia Grfzs-
fv gives ftssffpiiot q 1ts ef 80 inmsss, rsfs
vhiss scttssofslY ssaestts hts Rhtts fls ssys
'itvastiss lsat.ei irsi Iets so ies fsstisd
rHs s1 vhith Fai tutta ri aes - ~ Secs.
q tadas st fts boa,ass 80 90 p1ss.sEsu est-
s.Hrg y shsai srs a9essets rsfsass Thsls
vrfs fsels tess 80 sgtsi ssinais % asifl saA
- tssss sksfs its Fss-sursF- eosii ,. sssp'isd
sbh @ffg srosstsff srieis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
P O L 7 r
IFrOa lAs cArisu.s RrEis1er.l

~, When vs rsss.s~r 1st iAis s1qu,.iis little
poem vss -fi,,sa By ose, ~As. for nasy ioaS years
has h.-s. throssA strange seesnsaiios or an eiioas
'As' MP ron the '1u'his- sld cot e ,o sssyty which
be va. NEST highly eslealaed 10 sooy. We hall not
Wsaerr hat the little b~is;isr bod bringing the
very breath Of heaven Into his d.rk sAa lonely chan
hsr. was wse eUe tgt do wosdsr At the fr,shae..
of'Fir' he has besA Pss.e,s tAroOrb the blast.
log q al sarthiy Ao ssd saSfOrt. asd ~hh .u,b..
forth With .seh swss welcome the fragrant gift
from tbs kAHd of if,Sn,kAap;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-12
agency Of Insurance.

d w. HERBERT 8. Agent for the following
ID. Companies Of FIRE AND LIFE INsU-
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03

- In our trips about the country we frequently
come across notable farm where stop and in
true yankee fashion ask few questions Of the pro
pretor Such was the case few days since when
VIC stopped at the mansion Of Mr. S. SHERMAN, who
has capital farm Of 100 acres about mile west of
Ives Grove, Racine Co. OF this, 100 acres are
prairie, the balance woodland-l20 acres are under
cultivation. His buildings are excellent 10 large
orchard furnishes him abundance oftruit Of all kinds
Ills pencil trees nearly all killed last winter.
With all these appliances for profit and enjoyment
it is little singular that Mr.. S. should be willing
to sell out for tho sake of change but it is never
thcless fact
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03

GEAHAMs ILLUSTRATED MAGAzNEThe July number Of this
old and popular monthly the first Of new vclune comes
several features and improvements, under The en-
'cgprsc Of the publishers, Mesr WATSON Co. These
gentlemen propose to "Graham' stil more popular
with its thousands Of readers, than it has hitherto heen and
judging the way they have taken hold Of it. presume
they will do it. The terms will continue rs heretofore One
copy year. $s two copies, S. six copies SIC Address
WATSON & Co Philadelphia.
ARrHuR's HONE MtGAzrNE.-The July number has made
its welcome appearance upon table. As usual, con
ans attractive list Of contents in its literary Department.
while Engravings Fashions Patterns, SC, elegant
numerous appropriate MIR Arthurs New Story which
being published in the Home Magazine, in in
with each monthly instalmeu Now is good time
subscribe as new volume commences with the July No.
g wear for single cory; four copies IS, Address 7 s
ARTHUR & Co., Philadelphia.
Tur NATIONAL M,oAzIxr-The July No IS received The
contents full Of interest the illustrations numerous and
beautiful This one Of Magazines that blends Religion
Art and Literature, in its pages making publication
sterling worthy liberal patronage. The price
Is only s. year. Address CARLTON puIlps, New York
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03

THE CRoPs- Never has there been time
when the growing crops Of every description look
cd so well or promised more abundant harvest
than they do now in this section ofthe country
A short drive into the country the other day
gave us an opportunity to look over a few farms
and note the thriving look of fields of waving
grain and the sight, to say the least, was good
for tho eyes" We are conf dent no section OF
the great west furnishes such farms, for beauty
Of location, richness of soil and the varied sur
roundings that 20 TO make up perfect farmers
home, as Kenosha County. Mr. 7. w. WILDER,
one Of our oldest and best farncrs!n Pleasant
Prairie, has just returned from trip of some 200
miles south into the State Of Hin ois, and he
assures us that he holds his land now $25 an
acre higher than he did before he started, and by
the way he has one of the finest farms in the
country lie has some 80 acres of wheat on
the ground, that will yield an average of IS bush
les per acre. His corn oats and other crops look
equally promising.
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Report of the Kansas Committee.

Tho Kansas investigating Committee made its re-
port to the House, Tuesday. The report shows
that all that has been charged against Border Ruff
iianism in Kansas, in true and much more We
have not room this week for even abstract of the
Report, hut shall give it next week.
The conclusion of the Committee ST that each
Of the elections in Kansas were carried by inva-
sion from Missouri; that consequently the Legis-
lative Assembly is an illegally constituted body,
and has no power TO pass valid laws, therefore
its cnactmentS are void.
The election of G. W. Whitfield as delegate
30 Congress was not hold under any valid laws,
neither was that of MIR Reed in accordance with
law. The committee suggested no remedies,
tho report alluded to Instructions that were
thrown in the way Of the committee and TO the
general violence that prevails in the territory,
II is very voluminons and Is signed by Messrs
Howard and Sherman
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TIM BIAKEtEys-This popular Troupe Of Musicians are
town. and viii give or he grand Vocal Instrumen-
tai Concerts, the Methodist Church, this evening Our
citizens well acquainted with The merits Of the principal
performers this company, and presume viii turn out
en- mdSsc to give them cordial welcome. Mrs. Blakecy
formerly Miss CORNELL, HrGUNy, Of this Ciiywi lnd that
friends have forgotten her. Mr. Hubbard too
& remembered for the mastery performances on the violin
with which he has before delighted our We notice by
exchanges that they have been winning laures in
their tour through the northern portions of the State.
Give them a rousng house.
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IT.


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DropsY, Liver Complaint Janndce Loss Of Appetite Tnd
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General debility, Irregularities SpppreSsious, Nervous
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As preventive and for the Fever aud Ague these
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Ifvon have not he be advised to do SO immediate
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recommended be- and far superior any all others.
Their virtues consist in the well-Gnowu fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS CoSTIVE
They are Alternative, Restorative, and
Tonic.
Purifying the Blood-the great fluid OF hfe,and giving
strength and tone the whole system No family should
be single day without them. their timely win pre-
vent much sickness and expense
j. d. PUTNAM & Co., Propriefors,
Lowell. Mass
f. ROBINSON, Wholesale and Retail Agent Tor Kencsha
lytSl T. SCAMsI0N i o., General Agents, Chicago.
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NEW BRICK YARD.-MR. HIRAM BACoa ms com
mcuccd the manufacture of Il very superior article
al Brick, in a new yard the German Buryng
Ground not far from the northwest corner of the
city limits The material is Of the very best quality
and cqunl to amy in the State. lie has just opened
the first kiln.
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New SToRE--We notice that M6ssrs. CLARK &
Son, are about opening in tho brick store on MAR
St. next door to r. b. Towsleo'a large stock o
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass and Groceries
The Mcssrs Clark have lately come among from
the State Of New York
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Qyitp 39}}(('atttcrs, 1t,

Anorr TowN-At no time within the last fiv'
,oor has our city exhibited such signs ofprosperity
announcement and growth, as the present season
Nv Dwellings are going mp, and old ones being Ell
Iarred and improved in all parts Of the city
Mr. WIGHrMAN, within the past two or thre
yvccks has got up the walls of large and elegan
brick dwelling, on kenosha ST., near the northeas
corner Of TIE Park.
The Odd Fellows Hail building is progressing
the foundation walls ere completed and the tnnoerF
laid for the first floor The Brick and materials are
mostly on the ground.
Tho walls of the New School House are up 10 INC
second foor and the work is going on
Man DROWNED the steamer raw
oller lay at the per at this port on Thursday
r;cht last, one of the deck hands by the name OF
John Ragan, accidentally fell overheard and
was drowned. He was in the act of throwing
ont the gang plank, when he fell and lmmedl-
a;ateIv sank. Lights were brought, a nd every
effort made to rescue him, but he could not be
found. He was resident of Chicago,and leaves
no family.
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~ The City Dredge under the management
of its able engineer, Mr.. Emmons, is kept busy
and is doing wonders in the way of dredging our
harbor.
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GERM ms FOR FREMoNT.-The Davenport
Uowa) Gazette saws: W. are ,Ss,,ro1 Nv . Ger.
man. who until now has been Democrat Of the
most ultra character, that at least seven eighths
q tho Germans in the city intend voting for
Fremont
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DEFEAT or the KANSAS BuL.-The vote was
taken on Tuesday last in the House on the bin
. admit Kansas with Free State Constitution.
Inc bin was last, the Fillmore Know Nothings
and the sham Democracy uniting against it.
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sT7 We notice that the Railroad bridge under
Charge Of Mr.. burroughs, is abopt all framed and
lcaiy to lie raised:
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TINS SUSPECTED MIAMI John McFvev. sus
peetea OF the murder OF Mr. sApplobee, arrived in
ms city yesterday in custody Of Sbetf-s oticer
lie IS fully confident Of being able to establish his
innocence Of tie charge made against him, Chicago
Don