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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

II By reference to the New Advertisements
this week, it will be seen that Sig. J. HAzAzER
proposes to give another term of his Dancing
School. We understand that the term just clos
ed has been highly satisfactory to those who
have attended, and all are satisfied that he is
we'll qualified to give instruction in this polite
art"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

CRY CLrRK-We call the attention Of the voters
of the City to the card of Mr. West announcing him
self as candidate for the office of City Clerk, at the
Special Election TO be held on the 18th inst Mr w.
is we'll qualified for the office; man of steady hab-
it's prompt in the discharge of his duties and elect
ed will give general satisfaction. We hope TO see
him elected
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

70" For the past week we have been visited by u
cold unpleasant northeastcr, that has rendered the
weather very disagreeabe. More or less rain has
fallen every day, We believe This has set back bus
mess operations in city to some extent.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

w The work the building of which we spoke
a week or two since to be erected on the corner of
Main and Wisconsin streets by f. c. Runsls
and the Odd Fellows has been commenced. This
is to be an elegant building three stories high IS n
front by IS Fl. deep.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

DRESS MAKING & MILLINERY-See the ad-
vertsement of Mrs. RICHER, in reference to
Dress Making. &c. The Ladies of Kenosha
need not ruin an elegant Dress pattern, by hav-
ing it improperly made up.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

s., EYBy reference TO the proper column of our
paper, it will be seen that the Rev Mr.. Reordan
will deliver lecture this evening at ST. Marks
Church, on the spirit of the Age" the proceeds
of the Lec.urs for the benefit Of the Church.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08
ETNA INSURANCE. CO.
Increase Cash cari,aI TO ssce,cce

Increase Cash taFI'ai TO $1ee,UC0'
EuAVE the pleasure Of Informing lie dealers VI VI
\ this Company and lie public generally, That IN
view OF the vast increase of business during the
past year. its cash capital has been increase to $500
900. Fhjs together 18th the large sprplus always
Kept on hand in cash and the eIornr,ns recs pc of
premiums on its regular and esAbF95sd business y-af
fords lis policy holdcrs an indemnity much greater
than any other insurance Company IN America.
The business of this ccmpanyis conducted ~ fSfr
and liberal principles and it's losses always pr MP
tly paid ia cash, The undersigned in entering upon
the 10Th year "f his agency for this company ~ this
city and vicinity. begs to e"rrrG tfnte its dealers
Upon it, remarkable success dn6 the important IL,
crease Of is capital and business, which together
with tire manner in which its business is oonduc tsd
places it on basis beyond the reach OF any contin
gency short Of simultaneous conhsgration Of hs
country. y
All applications for insurance. of informative III
reference thereto wiz be attended 70 With the same
punctuahty ss heretofore. Rates IA low amy otA.
er responsible Office
Konss!s- Feb u L. g MERRILL,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

The Grand Jury we understand, have been
investigating the matter of fraudulent votes pol
led in this City at the late election. What they
have done we are not advised.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

i8- The following Letters, mailed AT the Kenosh
Post Office without prepayment of postage, will b
scnt 10 tie Dead Letter Office. unless reclaimed b,
The writer's:
Michael Cooper, Schlescngervie, Wis.
Thomas Hurley, BelOit, Wis.
Isaac f. Cox. Racine. Wis.
Mr. Isabel, Waukegan, Ill.
Miss Emily Carter Rochester. n. Y.
James g. Stone, Milwaukee, Wis.
r. A. Meade, Geneva,
Messrs Kimble 4 Warner, New York.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08
HESLER'S
Phefo.rnphic and Fine Art GALLERY,

DAGUER REOTTPE GOODS DEPOT
Metropolis" Buildings.
La Sale Street Chicago, M.
nAGUERREoTYPEs taken in every style of the Art, anC
- Of the Beauty and Perfection. Nesc Art
bning ke beauty and color of the Painting with the pefec
ton Of the of all sizes
the smallest miniature up full life size either plain
craving colored the best finished Paintings by ENpe
rienced Artists from the schools in Europe taken ehe
from Life Dagnerreotypes Persons having Deguerreo
types of themselves absent friends have them copied
Orders will be received by the subscriber his Gallery
above. Pictures can by mail express with dis
crpon of the color OF the hair and complexion
ladies children, the color Of the dress desired
Tu1Itf] ALIEN. HESLER.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

~ Our Republican brethren of The Western AS
srmbly District, it will he seen are up and doing
We call the attention of the republican voters of thai
district TO tho call of the district committee. Let
couple of sound and discreet men be selected TO 60
up to Madison, and let them be sure and go after
they are selected
The Eastern District committee consists, we lie
Iieve, Of II. c. Train, J. w Rhodes, and VIM. Golf
Is it not time they moving.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

u The new brick or building blocks invented
by Ambrose Foster, seem to be coming into favor in
variousepartsof the country. Messrs. Norhway x o
Foster, who are engaged in manufacturing machines
for the manufacture of the brick, hardly able to
meet the numerous orders they have from parties
abroad. We believe their machines are called the
best that have been made for tho purpose.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

BLINs.-A name, by the way, that suggests every
thing beautiful and tasteful to the buyers of Fancy
Dry Goods-has laid in a stock for this spring and
summer ofthe most fashionable and recherche Dress
Goods for Ladies, especially, that it has been our
fourtune TO see in this market To those wishing to
purchase NEW Goods, Coon Goods. Fashionable
Goods and CHEAP Goods, wc would suggest that il
would be good plan to 60 to Bill ms See his I'D
yertiscmcnts
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

-" We have heard of several transac tons in real
estate in our city within few days past, that speak
fnvoraby for this species Of property. Real estate
is evidently rising, and those who wish to purchase
in our beautiful and thriving city, should do 1t soon
if they would take time by the forelock."
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

Dry Goods,
Groceries
Crockery,
Wooden Ware, &c,
Which have been selected with great care express
ly for this market with un eye TO the requirements
of the season. the of their customers and with
the intent satisfy all that Good Goods and Good
Bargains can be had in Kenosha, as any Other mar
ket on the Lake Shore.
DRY obs.
French Mcrinos and Parametta Goods, at grca
bargains.
All Wool Delaincs, OF every color, quality and
shawis. Brocha, Grape, Thibet and Blanket at
Bargains
MORE, Antique, Velvet, Moss, and great variet
of CHER trimmings.
Handkerchicfs, Linen, Cambria, Silk, &c.
Dana ixed Morcues. Silk Velvets, & Irish Line
Hosiery, Worsted, Wooden, Cashmere and Cotton
of all sizes and colors.
Mall, SWISS Dotted Book, Bard and Check.
Lawns, Bishop, Eictoria-Sarcenett and Jaconette
Cambrcs
out fringe.
Cling hams, great assortment at great bargains
Something entirely new for ladies' dresses.
Gloves, large assortment Ladies', Gents, and
Chdren's
Prints the rery best assortment in the city of every
stye.
BroadcIoshs, Over Coating, Cassimeres, Twecds
Satenetts, Kentucky jeans &c--a large * choice
sotck.
shccsings, Bagging, Bags white and colorcd Car
pet Warp Cotton Yarn, DENNIS, Hickory Red
and Twilled Flannel and Cotton.
Linseys, Plaid or plain, by the cord or otherwise
Coat and Cloak Innings, Fancy Wool, &c. at bar
gains.
Carpcting, Druggett Floor Oil Cloths Table do
Oil Color Window Shades, at great bargains.
Knit Hoods, Comfortcrs, &c, beautiful lot, fol
Ladies and Misses.
Umbrellas and Carpet Bags, good assortment.
stark Mills Bags, and bagging by the yard Oh
piece.
Aipaccns. on which we can offer better bargain
than can be had elsewhere in the city.
C0burgh Cloths, for dresses, at great bargains
Buckskin, Gloves and nittins, great variety &
and at low prices
Yankee Notions, in abundance, and variety.
Fine Wooden Yarn, of every shade and color.
Bleachcd Goods, heavy and first rate stock
Heasy Ticking, Cotton Batting-come and see
Window Shades of elegant and varied patterns.
Ribbons, velvet and every other descriptions.
Wrapping Irvine, i'll great abundance.
GR OCER IES.
Sugars, Refined Loaf, Crushed, Coffee & Brown
Stuart's and Golden Syrups and M0lasses.
Coffee, Rio and Old Government Java, good lot
Teas, A. No. L. and all other varietices--all cheap
Rnker's Saleratns, Soda, Cream Tartar s. Bak
ing Powders.
Pepper, Alspice, Nutmeg, Cassia, Ginger e. Mace
Rice, any quantity-Pickles of every kind.
Goldfish, Mackeral, Whitefish, Smoked lialibut &
Smoked Herring.
Table ~ Butter salt, of the very best guilty
Lamp Oil, and all kinds of Candles.
c ROC X RY.
Ginss Ware, of every description
Enrthern Ware, Blue, White, and of other va
rious colors 81 styles which will he sold at bargains
Wooden Ware of every description.
800 Corn Baskets, at extraordinary bargains.
Finally, if you want good Good at the most rca
sonabe prices, just come to our store and will d.
our pest to please you in all respects.
SIMMONS 81 SON
Oct ], 1926. Inl6
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

There is house and lot in San Francisco, tn,
year
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08
Gitp Mtatters, TT.
Western Assembly District Convention.

The Republican Electors of the Western Assembly
District, Kenosha County, are requested TO meet a
the Brass Ball Tavern, burgess Corners, So
lem,) on SATURDAY the 94ih of May, at 2 CLOCK
p. NJ, for the purpose Of choosing two Delegates to
represent said District in the State Convention to
be holden in Madison, on the 4th of June next.
PHILANDER JUDSON,
ALEXANDER BEATH,
VIM. L. MARSH,
May 6, 1856. District Committee.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

OUR RAHRoAD.-We have nothing new in
reference to this enterprise, further than tina.
things is working" all right. Agang of hands
have been at work the past week, on section 2,
and it is expected that large forces will be put
on next week. Mr.. Jameson, one of the con-
tractors, writes from New York that arrange
ments are about completed which will ensure
the speedy completion of the work
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

T Several of our merchants have returned
within the past week from New York and Bos-
ton, where they have been to lay in their Spring
and Summer Stock, and we understand that
some unusually heavy stocks have been pur-
chased. We advise our readers to keep an eye
on our advertising columns, as they are the me-
dunn through which those who have desirable
goods to sell will make the fact known.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

The Northeaster that has prevailed most Of
the time for the past week, has restricted opera.
tons on the Lake. The brig Serastopol has laid
in Harbor, during the week.
The schooner l.. b. Nichlos came in on Friday
last after having undergone repairs, and has moi
been out since. She shows but little signs OF
the serious times she has had.
The schooner Liberty, left on Saturday with
a cargo of brick, for Chicago.
The schooner Too Charles, we noticed in
harbor yesterday.
The steamers arctic and Traveller are run
ming regularly between Chicago and Shebeygan,
and make their daily stoppages at this port.
The Steamer Huron is running between Chicago
and Green Bay. stops here also, for freight and
passengers, each trip.
As the straits are now open, our dealers who
have grain in store here, will commence ship
ping below, as soon as the weather settles.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08

Well Buckets, Spice Boxes Rat and Mouse Traps Mop.
Sticks, Butter Ladies' Spoons, and Prints Barrel Covers
Selves Iron bound Kegs Toy Pals and Tubs Bowls Trays
&c. J. MURDOCH,
4w43 Is Dearborn street. Chicago
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08
WILLOW WARE.

All kinds and sizes of Shoe Brushes Horse Brushes Scrub
bling Brushes, White Wash Brushes and Heads Also
tiers and Broom Brushes.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-08
OAK BASKETS.
large Stock Of Oak, Ash and Rattan Baskets If a
CORDAGE AND THYME.
SCNDREES.

julie Rope, all sizes; Bed Cords Clothes Lines Plor
Lines; Chalk Lines Broom Irvine, Tying and Sewing.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09
Very trtl-, yo4fob' r. :,
JAMEsE. NNTa9MER :

WALKER ars II Ny onEE- the the
oath instant steamer stAi fbm New Or
leans with 4G9 Fillibusters,ouid LOT y "a
qua to join the party that : to leave ho.s s -
the Northern Light. The sanner was s'1p
ped, after she had proctei a ie" Ia IA
down the river, by thsl s. Marshal Sa ~
some two hundred of the1 bought BACK -
the city. The steamer v; sopped ai.st -, a.
had proceeded few miledoNn tho " 8; q ), :
the U. S. Marshal, and So two hunoi -
them brought back to ths sity. Inc So :
er was. however. allowed, proceed on ns
journey. 1t is said that ae hundred y '
succeeded in eluding the sarshal.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

- nd in the highest state OF ois
iun r;.h the powerful co-oper"'.0
clpiliio' N.,ole, IN. We may expecS
the EN- ..-ar,,.nts in the Baltic next 60"
the an character to eclipse IN ih'sie
~ ;mnortance the operatioii' puss;an |
N the southern portion 81 '"o .or,,ad
,;r. What those princiP"iS -, rrom
o--,,act in that quarter may oe :. mi,
eApe .t;ons which are knownsito Do "'
'no ,,de TO fortify the Neva anu Inv
-,od;.ta detences of St. Petersburg of
n0.' .a,rds : the forces under the con,in''"1
w;,,;,n, Codrington, we may roosn'!
orl.te unon having it, exclusive u 1oo ooo
,on-combatant corps, at a stfehs.i =, Pr;
of which over 7O,0oo WIN p0
, .1s;ars % 600 Turkish Contineen7
G ',sn . ,o ooo or $4,000 German e"iS' 50
aoou' The 10000 British we nav
! :, ,,resent between the Crimea' ma., ~ o,n
9 a.nots at home, and few OF thein ~. 49, MIN
% enemy with less than eis"s
,,hs, drill. We think wo may -,
:, -. t,e arrangements for supply
:. lo.. ore ON a scale fully proport'oneu ;
eh ,,.,nts of this army. Of the forces oi '.
of '.'u ,,, can only speak generally 0u'
he oan,ot exargerate when we antlc'ps'o
,p- - Fnr1ish and Sardinians VIII aiii'u'''
the considerably more than 100000 men. ;,
no TO the accomplishment of what 00'Se'S = :.
ma. ur.st force is destined it is not Tor US 10 y
san = French writer has remarked that ino ~,
9 is ore not likely to waste thsir stfensui -
sta ;nr victories merely to possess thsihSei'
are ,,roftless positions in the Crimea; anu s
und e.. oble to strike blow on any poiH', s,ef
ven not our game to give the choice OF 'he IL
only hottIe to the Russians. We have aireaI--+,
,lhg liant earnest of what omer ptiSailed pasSaaiiled oi
An e do in Asia, ana ian Send large armies ose.
om Of transn;t sno;nt of the Black Sea litt0Fa hose
M nj ever P0i' ..o,- then. Will
pres | The scenes Vi ,at with th-r'.''
art is where we may nope ~ n the
para r,atsrial and political successes Allies
Pres .na's a,m .onBdence that the forces "a with
e sub III, mo used for the best, we iooAd solid
ossible 'nsone to the attainment ei y
an n.n,ts nus bv the campaign of lSof
nerally rSsui'S a.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09
r,e presies Message.

i a. n
r,. message which Aen' riei - o,,Iv one |
Grass on Monday, Sis %. - wa. sur
s.,f of Congress. thong TO ic'.. n,oae of its
nr;se in every respeeast, IN ,n0 hut to our
p p..ssr,ation, which Vi. preceoene' x;o,ate
pa does not undeislrcu :; the
MIND a0'7 socont was surprise IN tue
common seA ~ :. :, trf foreign relations anu
circums'ahee t;..,. oaunual message. IN q
the propsi ,,',nneryha hat approaching tha'
> &c royaI speech Lsi' wa" ,t with atl
;4s writer, after h gone III o.. h,;na
d the subject ,oas 9his way to enilgh'eh
e before Consress, ..caioual Theory OF the
a the people On ' ,haake most desperate
ia Cove &c tn, States in an essay OF
bid LOT 'h' ..'.;o,o, pns of Slavery D-'h'
the 'oohs'''a' "A and arranged by tn
- two oap', 80 ;,lThe two last subject
"i PresidehtiA, i ,.tbird of the message
OF occupy nu'A in the part referrin
mt The tone Of the ma III olsd
the to our ION = difieulties with Gre'
i've be able ID CLAYTON and Bulw'
- Britain, afsing out oi", ,,a a pla
'l treaty, ar frankly airly s'as pnt there
rive case - ;nnanner of stating II, so
4b;s noehins . ! from the predictions
those wb prOfesscfkno" 'r' r;vss the {
" fres'' 1i,,oIder language; but
w por'an, .s..onf that case shows that
O0 fr fre'ir -, c,1ln upfavorable issue to I
90 appie TL. ,Iious difficulty between
100 n,norts iainly the Central amer
TWO Tho President, while h
300 ohe' 1vbe Danish difficulty is
itlon- MN 80 II and sufficient reasons
,iends teo abandonment of the GO
ng at CIV h, to take part in the con
1nder- - .,.biaer the subject. One
called uY. A& with France-that reia
ted in 70; French Coadhts tsan fFan''
ut u a. ,lbl5ara already aware
hatter with tho kingd'
900 zee has also bss'isposea Oh .-l, IN her
SEQ fae}sss @sS,s % eopditidforbearance on our ?
,n,msnded in prgg claims Tor ptn - ,hs
300 N;caraeuals tely touched upon, ~,
n ar;dcntIy fsIiE that he had q ae,i'a :.
800 :. to treat o. anaat the fe"eS' WV
brings sould be the best ora &c,
2720 On domestic aiaif.e s'a's s"h. at the
satisfactory. The ntinai aeD', ,;,lions
j - i said to be lie. tan forty n'i,'S,.z osi
aper OF I'm , The Army, ts IVY the fos, elD
rttiona lars ne timers arsrcpreserted to
; bta,d lnterio. ronditiol ohhe subject OF
AMI tie S'''o, ,~rrtss the mes hge shes that the
o totl sas u'SP Gov Ishannss views an
San OF the federal internos'''" - '''A
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

This sum added to former subscription brings
,llp the total amount now subscribed 4 2720
aares, amounting to Sl36, 900.
Now, if to this sum be added the number of
shat>s required 10 complete the suhscrttions
for which Clearfield and Philipsburg sta,d
pfedgee-the former for 1000 shares AMI tie
latter for 400 shares-we have as the total
amount nov pledged on, --.t7scIfbed, the stan Of
s1lS, 500 <e>'s'lreFely $500 less tho
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09
aovrpNoR,s iEssAGE-

m, c..brs and MeHtoHs
the House Of RePrssenp'''
a kin Providence mas gres
=, I,iassed our CoamoF eaitn durins s.;fs ~; bsye
~ pio''sr NJ yforer-waDino internal strhe n
year. no ,od or dstroyed the peacei oi
inter- Alyhe great interests -oi ,he Th.
our noi l bae eynfnenty prosper ous-
pie haae u;cb ).indanee, thas yieldt ID bsf H,
eafth, ~ ~ snns our wants, and rev ara VIZ
| crease " 1Iabor of the husbandrn an La
| her ooun': Separtment of manufactu ring anu
| DOT, IN itiustry, has been stimuli itee anu
mechanie"s The ravages of disease and INC
encour"st e pestilence have been aFerteo
horrors VI whilst the cry of human suher-
from US her States, has been hear lnso-
ing, iron 'Nmpathy and aid, we hav, been
KING oh o,Ih health and permitted to en- 10Y Lhs
! Dlesseo md happiness of social life. t him
, comiol bestowed these blessings upe n u.s.
who hf whose care we are CONSTANT de-
e and ny should be ever paid the willing no.
e 80 our grateful hearts. ,,,
J. hasIie aEsIieport of the State Treasurer will ehhi-
i.ffou in detail, the operations of M &c
IL oi..snt The results are more safisi@' ''oiJ
~ paacouraging than were anticipated.
I'd ans receipts of the Treasury for the 'scai
- ending November so, 1855, including Ihs
~ .:ace in the Treasury on the lst day OF De
ur her. 1854, Isl ,2lo, 1913 72) amounted 10
We Sal .4O2 49, The total payments for Ihe
lat lae period were S5,3S5,7 s22; 1eAfiui
TO lance in the Treasury on the *5oth move -, ~
~ yle55 of 81 .245. .697 81. No loans itempora II,
Otherwise, were negotiated during the p Is
hiiscal wear, as they were not required by ! "'
swants ofthe Treasury. :,
= The receipts during the past year from
Z sources ..fexcluding the balance IN the lrea.
Il nv on the first day of December, loo4,l . No
II S5. .390, ,474 IL. The ordinary eApehos
for the same period, lncluoihs the ii''
| IL ,z,,bli, dabt were 81. l3i
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

ImpoRTAsr BANK DEtE X fN NEW hhsi a..
In the Burlington Couri in the cass y Co.
Medoford Bank against laniel L. mnlet' 80. -
the recovery of the ann otat Of a check pala y -
Mr. NJ, and Afterwards fscovereo ~ - ,;,
gerry, ,-the bank siiered fnOn-sul, % ans r ,ra 90
cipaf' point in the decision of Judge o..s W. W.
,b,t q bank must know thesignature OF IT'S Gus
ton,ef.--Irenton Gazette, Dec q.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

ioS .-Ths United Brethren church
IN IT, sCityi is tobe dedicated on next Sab
BATH HSth infat.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

N, stcrivB Hfs- "a fire occurred ct SYRIA
.ase;, r., on III, by which property to the
,tIof S151A ON saIue was destroyed On
Il III another4 cqFea in Middletown, Conn.,
~ ith prop5y q sls value of 100000 was
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09
N;oaragua and Cen

Tba Transit Company in Saturday
49, west arrived at New ing $40. .O0e
~ .rnoon from San Juan iconsigned to
..a.sure. of which sl9o d shipment
a1 & Co. She briInes in Nicara-
! rron, the newly discoyeuna, ,n-ssff -ssSf, ,or
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

reqssf,Sa by, iaH' 10 lace T ceiiiI'aHs Mo-
sition to prosecutessor1sly the great h
over which the manaA iii ston be calle1 u
preside. N
ening prospects, a4Sith\ o full lsnOwlei
that we now stand n'the vefsxhrcshold oil
ganization, musbe permittea>o % express
earnest hope thathe true friends of this
nortsnt measnresill not relax their effort
its behalf but G the other hand viii prove
Increased exeron, that they are fully equal
the nresent ersrg gency.
Wbar We fleet that this road is desti1'
sooner or I:sr to become the great aveni
along w.icllaIst pass in rapid transit the pH
dpofs of a,industrious and energetic pcopl
that If vii unlock and develope the immen
treasures sith which Nature has so bountifi
" riftedyour entire district; and when
further fleet upon th' paltry sum which NJ
alone ifpedes our prolress, 1 sincerely tru
Mr.. EAor, that trusand praiseworthy spi
of enaprise may arose every ons to his d
tv. ad in few yearsrealize to them the f
bensits and advantages, and 1 believe m
we.add, the usssingof Railroad come
tior5with the crest of.he world.'
Hoping you will cotinuo to give this gr'
project your cordial d and surpe@
IswEsr. ltSrs9MER1.