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lam your with great respect,
J. d. POWELL, supt. Trans L. r. r.

ROCKY HILL somerset CO N. J July q. 1889
pR. j. O. ER-siF &C your medicii has become ku
here, has gre demand any other cough remedy
have cd. Iii spoken Of in terms OF unmeasured
praise by those who have used and know OF
where the best they Of IL too much the
good il has done. take pleasure In ling It, because
that giving ny the worth 4 their
ney, and feel .atihs seeing the nehts 1t conftrs.
Please send me a iurihrr supply and believe
Yours. with resp CT, JOHN q. NHlfLOk.
P.S-AImoss any number Of certificates be sent you
II wish u.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. C. W. CSOZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,
Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious 20 Clothes; also


last Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious 20 Clothes; also
a Great Pain Killer.
WE under igned having repeatt lily been solicited to
Il make conSgnm, ns q the Paten Cam hor Wash Mix
ture, has concluded sell county rights this
State, but will in future have the Improved Camphor
mlxtur Put up and distributed throughout this ex
cept IN The counties where the rights have been disposed
and in the State Of Alabama. And ta he may enabled
more ebrctsay 20 make this arrangement he poses
DIVIDE the patent tor Tennessee and Alabama into 90
shares, one fourth to be retained, and the renal der
shares-" be offered Tor sale. person RENTING ten
dollars VIII have share In the Patent fourteen
Years from july II, 1854 and sill be the
yestng also i've dollars be the purchase Of the
ingredients adve Using aud the necessary expenditure
tie means 20 prepare and dstTbue The Mixture for sale
ConsigIaents vii be made 10 Shareholders (Who may
quest it, and other persons to he amount Of their
remittance And they will be allowed a commission OF rs
per cent OF their sales, and also their proportion Of n,
pTOhLs al Larry.
Annual xhbit sales viii be made and dividends Of thu
raeted nor will the Company he responsible for any th
husinefs viii be conducted upon the cash system.
Any OF hoe Who have purchased patents for counties
h stte can have the privilege Il exchanging their gh
for share az TIE prc- they have paid THIS exchange viii
be made a. the cost OF the Patenes
II k desirable to hsye az least artive
holders in each coant in the States Subsc pton.
for shares VII o. ci0,s by the LIST September And
cOnsignments " the Mixture viii he very soon there
after Certificates is-ued sharehoderS who vii rsques
the Agency, l. they desire t.
The under gned will Agent until the sharsho
elect thee directors 10 year, who viii lave the
management. until their success ors shall be elected.
Newspaper in Mobile, Montgomery. Tuscaaosa. Hunts
vile, TaieRa and Tuscumhia that wi pubdh this twice
and other advertisements 70 the Of dollars and
send one copy, Ei receive share. Address
c ". CROZlIR, Psientee,
Ie2S Knoxville, Tenn.
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0RIsWOI.pFs cOTroN GINs.

BLACK AND DARK CO. oRED KID GLOVES
IVAN sEe bgss. AID ceos,d kid 6asss-ths day
Il re eitc d Also, sup 81 81 aid light paFti col
osed Aia 6oses- lirC2el "A Me,iilL
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

N and amer this date, TIE enumerated below
" will be through Chareston and Savannah Al The
% ices aihx, d 70 each aTficie:
Toiaoco, hhds., y ioo bs..................... soc
Pork IN bills, iUf 81 90
EagEing aud Rope, ioo Bs...................1 90
II. ANDERSON, Sup't
yf-u \. G. Railroad.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

sI'HE rev steamer HUMBOLDT TD -.
L 1900 tons burthen, Capt Nm E3r[-tsrt3e7
sTRoSs, .hu D. Taylor, Clerk. 49,
THIS ste msr b nov finished & Cincinnati, read
take her tlsce 10 The trsde
The humboldt T. entirely nes bOat of the first and
built expressly hir the Nashville I'D Nev Oreans trade
her hgm drAuFh (rsgng 0ny IS inches Waierl vii rnahe
hef VIII 70 ID ~hen e1.sTs ely "a h.
We solicit Tor her share q pub c pafrani g..
JOHNSON, lfORNt a 10, I 80.
oct22-em JOHNSON, WtANkk q. "h@
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Z d n g L.

THE arm Twin Bottle here osore existing
tiss' lived the Sst Deeea lot eolsequrn Of
the ah Il Watts d. EEin The BIS ri be At led By
IN vviaE ptrtntrs
Joi ID. ERin aud wi am n. Ev vi continue the
WLorssle rug business nch audsr the
hm.stle AZ her toore, and Iestfa solct shs
II D. BIZ, D tttnage EMIN HaO,s,
itnlI-ukttUlm no Z Jtfft
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RKruCTION az InMHFR IN NAsuurr1r

tFom brigvpoSt rsutaion ilcaVc Lan1Ier - r.drcsd
81 psrcar loAa fror f,fraer rate.
IRON coEan 10 Nofm-Hds inclusive, Lsmbsr hreduesd
per car los ton ltTusr rates.
LSeief RVS sAsis char ged sane cz Normandy.
dtci4-u III
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PREPARED By DR.. J c. AVER
70 Al n.


nN the 10Th OF January next will sell 10 hr highest -
~ bidder. my TraCt of 1.atsd. containing about -
600 acres cleared, the balance timber ing IA
milf from POit Royal the II sal bur Fork OF r.
River Is we'll adapted to the growth Wheat Corn and
Tobacco, vi oItsttble improvements; o. acres seeded
in Wheat e'nven good mills two Of whch
featuring 80 watsrs Of he'd River, - miles from
Arkstiie In rood NJ hborhood convrIieut 70 ehoot
and cufehes TEtas-One-tliFd Ca b. tie bal nee N
ears, Possession given by The Let Of
Fsh'aAry for nTth~r pArtcaArs call on J. Dardrn Of
Rasi vile or me, On The Tvmises
deeIs-iwavina Ue'y sm'ss5 gro. MeoAuLEY.
COME TO TEA.
THE large surplus q PEACH sRANDS Apple BRAN
Il DY, DaifD PEACHES AID DkIkD APfLts, IN t.
the present seasan all ana ready my sorc
Al thr hghgs Frer fr The nithy mere CONN My
called oAss of ia exchange for Groceries. noEhhstsnan
the
FALL 0F SEBASTOPoL.
Bring along and get she needfal, donl Be backward
CHUR1H ANDkksOS,
eetis Nos md 8 hFoAtss-. Nashville. Tsn
I(ICsN " sSEAT & LOI B-e saEs Iu,t received
DAnd for sals ~ D. .. biCkEI.
neyrl SEQ
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

NLOU1@IAlk NJ " VIsL4siNo 1AVhLI
II 'If an' light draught steamers aTT~n -.
1 CUMBtELAhO, APT ID. zy7l w15fssa |
II. hR0oKs, being neary finished
and the best adapted boat for the trade, will
pyrg the st Of December next between this port and
New orleans This boat has superior accommOda for
sseng besides being adapted carry every description
OF freight andstoct In satisfactory For feght
passsg and orders, apply board
novs- 6m BUG H. H. HARRISON, sgt.
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sMlTHLAND, PADUcAH AND CAIRO PACKET.
A Marx

TWsCf3 A MEEK.
TTNHF light Draught Ste inner MON GD
4 CEiLG, CoCoH, Master, H<yIN1s.fta-
vi above until Jlnnsrv next, xnHss &skEe5kzS.
which she will ply regularly this port and
WATT BORu and al int,rm-diats e riugs. Orers
sh her az, for passage freight VIII meet prompt
niion. H. u HARRISON, -.
octZ2- GTa A. HAMILTON, HEVHA
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Stations TO Chattanooga.

From Nashville, Lavergre sad
smyrna .... ....-...
Nh freeSbOFO', Christizas
and Fosterviile. ..-
Behbucsie, Wartraee, Saei-
byyille and Normasdy
TEilahona, Rstih's Sgrinrs.
Decherd and c. va1......
Tantsi0n, Andersen aad
Stevenson .-.-.....-....
Bridgeport. Sheilncand aud
Whiieside ..-.....
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,

NASHVILLE AND INV ORLEANS PACKET,
AME RIGA,
II I'LL run the ensuing seEaun be- q G-~n -,
w tEeen She shove poFts The lz---srEesltpa
Anerica has hevn d. sed add thor ns1E-zzz 1lnH8
ough5 rssred tlis fl, and Ne have hesau0n 10 sy
INA that she y, respect stFrrgta. sqHs any boat 10
te Isde Her cabin has been NJ roughly 4u q, md
the travelling ccmm.nty sy :, tts bat for uuch
e. ori any boat IN The lrads ZAP jshnsens long
perenee 10 IL taie Eitheui any acdsHt, sufficient 20
prove his superior sk Ills ash niioF PsserFrfs with
oni i4ali. fOT freght passage sply che Capsa
boeFd or JOHNSON. WkAFEk a GO.
No &c M4Tket sE, o. %
A. l. DAVIS
erffT-fn T. 4 49, p.-Ess paE~- k--rfs
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Stations 70 Nashville.
FROM Chatta ooga. Shelluouri,
and Whit, siis..-........
BFids epor.. stew enscn, An
dersOn and fansas0u.
COWan, Dvcherd. EstiHss
Springs and oklahoma. 81.
Normandy, Wartrace SheN
byville and Bea,urkie 81.
FO5'erville, Christiaua ard
hnTfreeshoroP
Florence, sInJ RIA All La
vergne... ..
Flour AZ The above rnses q. BE- y
i've earrsk and upEa ds, a. one
ties, ave cents Per haYFei 10 BE- al,
be Transported on ths sasie terms,
ehErsed as enc Sarrel.
oetf3
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS


Il He fine Freigb. and Passenger G-~n
] Steamer, F. HOWARD, Y. EHgOrEftsaa
NORTHERS M8s'"~ has commenced,
AID will continue TO make regular trip bet~en this city
and New Orb the pres nj season Her capacity for
rying freight equal boat in the trade and shippers
may rely npon prom ptness in the d. very Il goods.
uovl5-6m j. a r. YEATMAN, Agents
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y fheers, sfraw Cutters Cisr Miss Graa Ails Charms
F4ulllg Ns 6fndstane Eoiisrs Grain Measures Horse
Powers uss Punfe Neal CASTERS ard GTinders sss1s
Va, t.,on hand snd 60 sails -
D. D. niCGET,
lnnis Caii-Ee street.. N4sssiEa
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onOLERA PREVESTIyE.

'I'HE Public respectfully informed thH, LYONS co
stall ntnae selling their eels bratcd Choic Fa md
.BiaEThea Preventive (from the enrcts Of Nhich
many last year reaptd great cnmort and ree by the
&c hon, bottle Glass Asp eyentyes always better
than cures strongly recommend al % H. The Poor
piled sh0et cha &c, II psne with ~ aciis.ug
Doctors eertiaeste. yAts families particularly, sh0ad
have bottle Of Tins AZ the house. IN Of euer.
gxbcy LYONS Co,
tk(rsiaF rec
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EY- Capt. n. DuFuup will remain in New 0riean du,ng
the season. agent tor the Nashville, Memphis and
New Orleans line If Mail Steamers Also for the steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT All business intrusted 10 his
for the above boats viii be promptly attended free OF
charge. ldecll A. L. DAVIS
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH
NITIP PsnYRr

t1LLk EhSAEis
IAURING the ensd uF season, the a TTl
~ comuod,ons liga raugh steaul- oFa.1sfhAa |
er, MAGNOLIA, :. scCDDER Mas sz4ksEk2 z1eaez4eh
ter, viii regularly shove. and all Intermediate
landings Being exceedingly light on nchrs raUghl with
superior accommodations r. Passenger and capable Of
ma ding qeick tips soicis pubic pstrOnage.
80 orders lr with ether u the undsrsiKned for freight
either way vii meet p,ompt Attet ton
q. ~ MAR ISOS, -.
oct22-6n A. HAMILTON AsVh@
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Carpets and Curtain Goods.

We hay- large 1T OF Crpets, Rugs ana Mats ~ ieh we
epcay invite all h, Ia wait OF such goo ~ give ns
n cal &c bntin
IN ldton alb have large lot OF ali kinds OF
good, aud a careful examination u or tick
A. No. 80 Co lee ". lds,2s-ul A. c. A b. BEECH.
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PLANTERS ROrEL,
RrnaI alrraf Anrun1n. In.

FTffifs comnodious house, spsndidy fur "a
Il nhhet - nos ready l5r the rocegl1 Of visitors 80
A. snarsas. Proprisior Af S.cEsAeos. Hup't. IL
apft--H
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MiCREERY g. HOOK,
Cotton Factors,

III I'LL prompty attend the d AL kinds u PRO
w DUCE, % the RECEIVING AND FORWARDING Of
Goods, snd 90 TIE nllng Of orters ID this market
Tie steam Mp Cnmpanies hasing - uced the height 70
egit PEI root makes ih The ceaprt add quickest
rtue hy EAih slip Goods 10 Ttnbesses, kizb ard
Kentucky fso The Northern Cit-s All ali9 and onward
inE clsFFes Ei foos The goods " sheir dfsunaiieu
fris-m
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NslTIl,E.

CUNNY BAGS-2Oo bales t5soOO) ~ bushe
VI extra heavy GunnJ Bags In store emf or SAFE by
nnr2 GNRn,tN 4 GO
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No shipments entitled 10 the above rates unless each ana
package has the Of the Depot Of delivery an,
The initials n Q. r. r. plainly marked upon H.
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tOM me i3tA Instant 20 ~ st % June the rate, Of
freghrom Chariessrn and Savsnash 70 Nashville va
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10
Flora Culture.

We think of no manner in which Nature more full
~ beautifully, and aGreeaby manifests itself to our
senses than IN the development of + lower and ev
cry person ought TO be- if they not fond OF them.
Every house ought to bc surrounded with them and i'll
doors they are not only delightful, hut feeding as
they do ON the nitrogen of the atmosphere, must
conducc to health. And LAURENCE kIERNAN, in
the south ward appreciates and understands all this
He has fitted up alongside of his residence green
house in which he has preserved during the past
cold winter, and has now blooming, great variety
of choice and beautiful flowers. 1t is a luxury t"
steal from the cutting winds of early spring and
away from its blcakDess and baroness, for an hour
or half hours seourn in this miniature tropic; and
to this luxury we would commend such of our read
crs and particularly the ladies' can find The time.
4 lemon tree, from which Mr.. X. has picked some
choice specimens of that fruit, and which has others
pendant from its boughs is not the least of the AT
fractive objects of this collection. Mr. h is not on
" an enthusiast in the cultivation and development
OF rare aud beautiful flowers hut is also prohc cnt
in that work and to him some of the beautiful
gardens of the city mainly indebted for their attrac-
tiyeness He ofcouse cultlvates these green house
plants MS much for sale as 70 look at and hopes nc
NAV meet with sufficient encouragement to remune-
ratc his labor; which hope we heartily second
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

THE FRUIT NOT ALL KIILED.We took oc-
casion, on a short trip into the country the 9th
er day, to examine the fruit trees in an orchard
that we visited, We found of the Peach trees
that many of the twigs of last years growth
were dead. but many of the buds on the Older
portions of the trees, were lively and bright
with no appearance of having been injured
The Apple. Cherry and Pear trees showed no
signs of injury. The buds were bright, and to
all appearances promise fair for fruit. In some
very much exposed localities the fruit buds may
be mostly killed,b we are inclined to think that
if We have no drawback in the way of late frosts,
we shall have a pretty fair yield of the various
kinds of fruit in this vicinity
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10
From Washii2 gton.

WAsnINGTON, April 3.
The recall of Col Wheeler, L. 5. minister to
Nicaragua, is expected, several reasons are Civ
en-, one is that lie has not kept our Government
posted in the affairs of that country, having ne
glected to write for several mails. The State
Department sent out no dispatches by him to
MAJOR Hciss.
1t is said a project to damage Walkers move
ments in Nicaragua is now being made before
the cabinet. Secretary Marcy is reported au-
thor of the scheme.
Mr. Seward is preparing an elaborate speech
on Kansas affairs, which will probably be de-
ivered next Tuesday, it being understood he is
to follow Mr. Geyer of Missouri, who has the
floor on Monday, on The same subject
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

80 BY reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that Miss Delphine 7. Baker pro-
poses to lecture to our citizens, commencing to-
morrow evening. Miss Baker has abundant
testimonials of an ability TO both interest and
instruct an audience and we trust she may have
good audience 70 enjoy her ministrations. The
Chicago papers, in which city she has recently
lecturcd. contain highly favorable notices of her
labors Miss Il. is not believer in the modern
doctrine of "Woman's Rights" but assigns
other duties and spheres for Woman. See adj
vertisement for further particulars.
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Firm, cr Bond d Kellogg, Drpggisss 81. Pom.

The undersigned Rev J. X. Bragg, is minister in regu
lar standing and pastor Of the Orthodox church.
field, Mass He gentleman OF considerable influence
and universally beloved WM. DYER.
BroolJfeld, .tfaudry H. 1855.
PROFESSOR WOOD
DEAR SIR: Having made trial Of your HAIR RESTORA.
TIVE gives pleasure to say that its effect has been
excellent removing inflammation. dandruand constant
tendency itching, with which have been trouble from
ny childhood and has also restored my hair which was be-
coming gray It's original color. have used other ar
tiee, with anything like the pleasure or profit
Yours. truly, J. X. BRAGG.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

THE NoRTHWESTERN FARMER AND HoR-
TIcULTURAL JOURNAL, published at DrBUouE,
Iowa, has been received. 1t contains large
amount of matter of interest to farmers, and
horticulturelists, of the northwest. This jour
nal is now got up in very good style and ably
edited MILLER & BRAYToN, Publishers.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

owe call attention 70 an advertisement in ano-
Their column, headed Age of Progress" With re
ference 70 the Spiritual part of It we have nothing
10 say but we have seen the handiwork of these la
dies IN the several departments they advertise, and
are Of opinion would be difficult to find their
periors-if indeed their equals Their work in wax
particularly il imitation of fruits flowers, sc beats
nature and their embroidery is certainly remarka
bly, fine The ladies of our city will find themselves
well pad 10 call and examine their work
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

BUILDINGS We notice that GEO. DAY, has
the foundation walls of his new brick building
on Main St, laid, and material on the ground
for carrying it up. We understand it is to be
three stories high, and built in uniform style
with other new buildings on Main street.
We hear Of other brick buildings that are to
be erected early this season on Main Street.
In the North Ward, we notice several frame
buildings, principally residences, are icing
erected, several also in the south Ward.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

tYTWe can assure the Racine Adrocate, in which
the statement first appeared that the question OF
Railroad or no Railroad in no wise, directly or
indirectly entered into late charter election: and
far from mo railroad" trumphing there is no d.
vision OF either sentiment or effort in the city in
pushing forward the work.
The reason for the partial success of the democra
ey here Is to he attributed in onr opinion, more 10
the entire failure on the part of the republicans TO
organize for the contest han to any other cause.
Deceived by the mo pGr,y protesta,ions of the T
opponents, they neither crtaaizea or rallied. and
were thus overborue by the.r opponents. who only
need one tap on the party drum 10 appear in solid
vhalaux
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

~ We call the attention of our readers to
the calls tor National Convention and State
Convention at the head of our paper. The AS
semby districts of the State, it will be seen are
called upon to send each two delegates to meet
in State Convention at Madison for the purpo-
SEES therein designated We trust the Assembly
district committees of this county will see to il
that the proper conventions called.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

NEW I UHk, APTI :.
The Washington correspondent Of the Herald
states that the French and English ministers
declare that a detachment OF men Will be landed
from their respective squadrons in Central
America TO assist the Costa Ricans in the war
against Walker
The brig Eureka was advertised to leave New
Orleans on the 1st inst for San Juan, Nicara-
qua, with a numerous corps of volunteers for
Walkers army, and the steamer Chas. Morgan,
on the 10th for the same destination, with
company recruited by General Honesty, who
will accompany them.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH ACHE
u DROPS, an immediate and perfect cure 70
tooth ache, for sale by
STARKWEATHER 81 co.
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PENSION LANDS
10O Acres CT LRnds
To all who served since 1890

The act Of Congress Of March, 1859 grants 10 u
Indians induced, who served in any war -incs ll@
fourteen DAYS or less il eneascd 10 battle a.. "ft G.
vilpws Of officers and soldiers Of the Revolutionary
war. If now Evinr and ~ Chaplsing wio ser1 4d
,vi.h .Ia arnv aid 70 the IlattslfvrT eud fewsto-
voInrtce4s 100 acres Of Ian4 after deducting what
has been received.
Tlcu,4c-rSg red " ID receive fr'lica..ans and net
~ agcn. in uroaccutns clans urdnf he alof.rY err
toned ae-. l., g. MERRILL
ken..ha .Wis is.5
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The Waukesha Plaindealcr says:-

nc W NWhbsTd I INIIlUtdICT say 81
The Mukwonago preacher, of whom we spoke
short time since, who is confined in this jail,
plucked out one of his eyes last week lie said
that the spirits told him to ''piuck out an eye &
cut off an arm" He succeeded i'll poking one
eye out with his finger, and was about cutting
off one arm, when the keeper interfered and
prevented his carrying ont the balance Of this
sniritual nrnWramlna.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

sY@We understand that the Ladies of the
Episcopal Church in this City, intend getting
up supper, on Tuesday evening of next week,
the proceeds of which are to be appropriated to-
wards purchasing lot for new Church Edifice
Particulars will be made known in due time by
handbiis or otherwise.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

.y-A correspondents of the Milwaukee News, who
signs himself " brags the election of Hughes
as Mayor of this City, as a Barstow triumph. This
will do very well after election, but hngis quite
certain to mind il these men had dared to init
mate before election any issue Of the kind, they
would have been blown sky high. All the democra-
tic-or Barstow-triumph there was in the election,
was secured by carefully concealng any such par-
pose. There was neither nominations organize
ton on the part of the Republicans, any effort
whatever on their part to contest. This state Of af
fairs connected with the manufacture of some forty
fifty votes election day. together with the pol
ling of some twenty thirty illegal votes make up
this remarkable Barstow victory. We do not notice
that these Dragging correspondents have any thing
to say of the election of republican justice of the
peace, over regular democrat.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-10

r. T. HANDBOOK, has word or two to say
in reference to his business, which may be of
interest to those building or contemplating to
build. Mr.. Handbook manufactures have
been thoroughly tested in this city, and they
need no word from as, further than to call the
attention of those interested to the advertise
ments which viii! be found in our paper to-
day