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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

MONTPELIER, Nov. 19.-The Vermont
l. 'gisl,ture adjourned this morning, after
passing bill sppropriating $4,000 to
supply some clothing to the poor in Kan.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

CCHOOL ORDERS neatly pria,ea and iss
y sale a The 0Avvniek okSe
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LEwIsBURG FOUNDRY.

The subscribers, thankful Tor
d54.lAi past patronage. would iniorn
~ The public that they continue tt
;:e.t manufacture all kinds Of MILL.
GEAKlNG and other Castings. Thrashins
Machines aud other Machinery repaired in the
best manner. Castings warranted to be OF
good material, and at prices that can not fail
TO please. GEDDES, MARSH q W.
Lewisburg, Feb. 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

THE THREE WAsHBURNEs.-Every one
of the three Washburues (brothers, and
Republicans) is reelected. Israel in
Maine, by 5000; Gadwsllader c. in Wis.
consiu, by 5000 and Elihu B. in Illinois,
by ii, ,55l majority. They are true men,
aud their constituents could not have done
better.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28
Free Of Charge!
TWO Splendid ParlOr EngraVingS. e

TWO Splendid ParlOr Engravings, en-
L utled -Bouon Abbey in the Olden Times u
a splendid steel engraving from the celebrated
painting by Landseer. and the departure OF
the lsraeliles from Egypt" large and beau
llful engraving from painting BY u. Roberts.
The retail price Of the above ensravings - per copy
but will bc sent FREE or cEARoE = follows:
The subscrib-rs have established . BooK AGEScY in
Philadelphia. aud will furnish any book publication
the retail prce Of any Of the s. such Har
p-rs ,Godeys Fatnams Grabams, Frank LeslIe's Fash
ions, &C. will receive the magazines for year and
cops OF the above bautful engravnRs, free
charge fsubserbing to . s., and a 81. MagazineJ
such Patcrsons and Chaen's Ladies' Christian An
nusl, they will receive both magazines and copy Of
either Of the above engravings.
Every description Of engraving wood executed with
neatness and dispatch Views Of Buildings, Newspaper
Hesdngs Views Of Machinery Book Illustrations. Lodge
certAe.tes Business Cards. &e. All orders BY mail
promptly attended Persons wishing views Of their
building engraved can send Dagdrrotype sketch Of
the buildings BY mail express.
Persons at di.tanc- having aeaable articles would
nd to their advantage address the subscribers,
would act agents for the sale Of the fame
BYRAM PIERCE
SO. SorTn rRInp srRrnT, PHnApsiPRIA, Pa
,. n. BYnAA. l1y601l 2. PIERcH-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

Chester County
ONE and Two Horse Endless Chain


" POWER.-The undersigned being con-
yinced by practical experience Of the superb
ority of Kand,rsEces Tread Po,Der over the or
dinary FIVE horse power now in use in the
West Branch country for threshing out grain,
have purchased the patterns and right TO
make them. We are now making and have
on hand large number, which we propose
TO introduce on the plan if they don't answer
to the letter of the guarantee given with each
Of them, the machine will be taken back and
the money refunded. If paid. They are nov
almost the only entire Threshing Machines
in use in Chester. Montgomery. Berks and
Delaware counties. Their advantages are
that they will do almost double the work. ac-
cording to the number Of horses used, than
the old machines will do; tT-they will save
at least two hands; "a and Threshing can
all be done snugly closed up in the barns. in
wet days, when the hands would be otherwise
unemployed. +. CHURCH & co.
Hartleion. Union Co., Pa.
Apply to THo's CuuacH, Hartleion,or
or DR.. l.. k0oKx, Union Furnace. ry645
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Engraving and Seal Cutting

0F all kinds, at 204, CheSnut Street,
" PHILAD. Visiting and other Ca DS,
Corporation and other SEALS,and everything
in our line of business, promptly attended to-
in good style, and on reasonable terms. Or.
ders from City and Country solicited.
=. II. FULTON. W. G. MASON.
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Still Onward!
SUCCESS UNPARALLELED III
URED.

A Tale of the Great Dismal Sromp.
By HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE 2vols i2.c. nia
Certain poli,Icians. interested in the support
of the peculiar institution" have endesyorea
10 persuade the public that Mrs. Stoves lis'
work is artistcally failure, and that II has
produced profound impression either side Of ths
Atlantic. But the Publishers are happy to state hat
the many hundreds of notices hich tbsy %"
received the vsst majority lave heen decidedly favcfan
most Of them enthusiastic. And the sale thus ?,
has exc.edsd that Of any work of fiction pubnss
the SETEElCHTH THOUSAND set, Of two voluns
each, being now in press. -,
In England, the success has been more wonderful
The pr~ss there, with but kv exceptions. sekno.EeC
the genius and power of the auhor and in term.
any living author might be proud Anddurne the etss"
days succeeding its publication fewer than
SIXTY THOUSAND COPlES
were sold. The universal voice Of literary nsn' W.
places Mrs. Stowe smong IL
Foremost Authors of the Age,
and neither partsanship an austere RELIGIOUS
can ever deprive her Of the ianrels she has 70 s'
earned. PHILLIPS, SAMPSON CoMYAIn,r
PrBlIsH.Ss. Bosfos-
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Lightning rods.

IA numerous experiments, the Pstentee takes
pleasure in informing the public that he has
arrived at the true principle Of protecting families
dwellings and property from the destr uctve infu-
ence OF LlG HTNiNG. The esIamiiies
that every City, Town, Village and Country falls
victim to annually, thro' the gross negligence OF
its inhabitants, is beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is SO easy to obtain-this il
found in
ARMITAGE's
patent Alagnetir Eisbinins Roos,
and in this alone. This Rod has been exsmlneo
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors NJ M'Murtrie, Johnson, W aIlor and man
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak Of them in the highest terms OF appreciation
and have pronounced them the only safe rods If
use In thisor any other county for the protecti
OF Lives and Property. One advantage is TO divid.
and throw back part of the eectrIc fluid harmless,
10 the clouds in time OF stroke this enables the
rod to conduct that portion Of fluid that belong
to the earth without the slightest danger Of lea
wing the conductor. I his rod has many o,he,
,dvantsges over the old one. The only place O,
manufacturing is in
Vine 81 doors ADORE i2th, Philadelphia.
"here sil persons are respectful, invited to osI
and examine for themselves. For sale WholssaI.
or Retail BY THO'S ARMITAGE.
Orders promptly attended to. Terms cash.
These rods have been purchased and success,
,uly used by the follow ing individuals, cornpanie
nd corporations. whose names are cheerful,
ubmitted:
In and Inilad>iphsa.-A. 4 g. Roberts. t.o-x.
s.nt.inser, Judge Youyi,r Judge Conrad u AuIfnrs
yohn homes, T. e. Claney, Br.nper, q. Oakley Conrac
dhgerso the Blockl.y mshou.e Anderson Brother.
Rev j. L. Grant, John Notmsn, Thos. Groy.r BATE A
iioons A. K Ginkers, II. simmons, Thos Mott 4 Co. Mr
Downing' j. D. Greer, }, ". waron, c. Humphreys. }
hipi,! Co, J. Ayman. b. BArlen. j. Uvenshir~ g. Pen
per, Mr.. Sharpess. Mr. Martin S Dorbley Brtntl,,
Mr Dawson, DR.. Paul 8 H. Powers 4 Co. J Wjpep,unI
H. Miller, the Red Bank Hotel, III. u g. Arsenal m,
sPrIbg Garden Commissione-s' Hall.
IN the Nafe Of Ner J,rsey-George Crispin Judg
MCsll, Judge Dayton, John Netm~n Dr. H. M,Murt;,
BENZ Roberts, Mr.. j. Downing.
IN UNION COUNTY
marley 1p.-Msrk Halfpeuny m Foster. John Haas
Michael Peters, Jacob smith, David Tilman R~ub,u
Meneh, George kleckn-r- New Beriin-Coort House
and Commissioners Ofhce. Limestone Tp-Johp R.b,r
Onion Ip-Dr Charles Wilson. Washington Tp-Jobp
kunt.: simon kuntz. RnH Tp.-Isaac Couldron. Wha,
Deer Ip.-Michael Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

NOTICE.
ME beg leave to introduce ourselves
w to the citizens of LEWISBURG and
vicinity, as extensive Miners and Shippers of
White Ash Anthracite Coal,
At Lancaster Coliiery, Northumberland Co. Pa
where We have extensive improvements, and
are prepared to offer to the public very supe-
rior article, particularly suited TO the manufac-
ture Of Iron and making Steam. Our sizes OF
Coal are
LUMP >for Smelling purposes,
STEAMBOAT Sfor do. and Steamboats,
ECO ESS for Family Use and Steam.
pS. for Limeburnsrs and Steam.
Our Point of Shipping is SUNBURY, where
arrangements are made to load Boals without
any delay.
COCHRAN, PEALE & co.
J. J. COCHRAN, Lancaster BESJ. REIsaoID Lancaster
C. W. PEALE, shamokin. II. BAUNaARDsrR do
VOrders addressed 10 Shamokinor unbury
will receive prompt attention. (ly5s5
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

WIZARDS Patent Gang PIow. a supe-
w rior article, for sale al The Lewisburg
Foundry BY Geddes. Marsh Il Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

COOKING Stoves, OF various atterns
" and sizes, for Coal or Woo for sale
atths Lswisburg Foundry BY
Geddes. Marsh Il Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

THE CATHOLIC VorE.-Gen. Cadwalla-
der, of Phila., in = speech made to the
Bogus Democracy Of Cecil Co., Maryland,
few days ago, frankly acknowledged to
his hearers that the Catholic Vote was the
only thing that gave the Democratic party
any strength.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

Don't qaarrsl with everybody pole
cat, for exan1le-let 'em be severely.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

CTOVES-Parlor. Wood, and Coal
- Stoves, various patterns, for sale al the
Lewisburg Foundry. Geddes, Mash & Co.
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
yoR THE RAYfD cURB OF
Colds, Coughs, and
HOafSemeSA.

BRuyfExs, NAS, 2oth Dec 1855.
Dl- J. c. ARA: do not hesitate % ~
o. bsst remedy I have ever foand fDs
Coughs, Hoarssnen, Influenza, snd the
conoouitant symptoms of . Cold, is your
CuEasY Prc-oRAi. It's constant use in
nv praetic. and ny family for the iase
tsn years hes shown 10 20 rosss.s sups-
nor virtues for the treatment Of these
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

.nN any subject whatever, cheaper m IN
~ you can purchase elsewhere ~ ,s,.,s
eounty-if you want Stationery al INC csII
prices-or anything else in the BoeK hA''
At the new and cheap Bookstore OIL
~ w. Levlsburg, Hs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

He owns UP.-The Lafayette, Ind,
Journal says: "Gov. Willard, (Dem. in
a speech in Indianapolis the other night,
acknowledged his Indebtedness to the
Know Nothings for his election"
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Herring's Safe again the Champion!

The only Safe 0hieh, in euery instance, preserred
their entire contents in the Late Extensive Fires
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

COOk and other STOVES jus, received BY
" BEAVER q KREMBR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

rLAsS lars, for Picking and Preserving.
VI Quarts and Half Gallons, for sale cheap
by CHRIST CALDWELL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

TEWELRY Of the latest pattern Of allqual-
q ities or sale at the lowest City prices BY
L. YODER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

TWO HINTS TO SMOKERS.
Smoke slow. The other grace is
TO Keep your smoke from others faces.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28
A Retired Physician

UTHOSE sands of life
w have nearly run out,
discovered while living in
the East Indies, q certain
cure foreonsumption,br ,bron
chitis. coughs. colds. and
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Caution, and Notice.

Know all men
by these pres.
ents, That A. e.
High and John
t,ersham, of w.
Deer Up, Union
Co.Pa,have this
3Oih day OF
June, 1856, pur-
!chasedthe entire
right. title, and
interest TO man
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

by CHRIST CALDWELL
DR GREEN'S AROMATIC SAP. certsia
IL cure for Dyspepsia and diseases arising
from IN impure Of the stomseh-also . SUR prs
v.ptive Of FEVER AND 4GUE-price IS cts. per h0.ila
for sale by CHRIST Caldwell
CAPORIFIER, or Concentrated Lye-vN-
- ran,ed TO make Soap without Lime, and
with little trouble With cake Of and four pounds
soap Fat. you make ffteen gallons good soft Soap
Hard soap can be made i'm the same way. FOR sale by
fHfI>T 4 CAIDNElL
1lAikS WHITE GREASE. ior NaRsons,
Id Blu. ierCsgagis, DnIbuses- Stages. sis
. superior article, for sale by CHRIST CALDWELL
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17
ARRIvAL OF THE ArLANTIc

NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at O'Clock this
afternoon She left Liverpool Saturday goth
ult, and Cork, january I'd.
News interesting, but not important. Mostly
rumored.
Peace negotiations remain in Stair quo. Prince
Esterhazy, of Austria, has reached st Peters
burg with the Western ultimatum, but is not vet
replied to. Austria has notified Prussia of the
contents, and Prussia consents to urge it on the
Gar.
Saxony has also sent to ST. Petersburg Baron
Labach to recommend the Car to accept Ru.
mors say that Denmark is about to join the ALI
ance as Sweden has. The western propositions
are kept secret but it IL believed Russia would
accept only that England demands indemnity,
which Russia, backed by Austria, absolutely re-
fuses. On the whole, the prospects of speedy
peace have advanced but little or none.
Nothing from the seat of war, except details
of the fall of Kars. The ship Donald Mckay,
from Melbourne, Oct. Sd, arrived at London Oh
the 18th, bringing Al 500 pounds in gold. Com
soils closed firm on Saturday, at slight advance
on Fridays prices Leaving off at 55Ia384,
The America, from Boston, arrived at Liverpool
on 3lst. dispatch from Vienna, to the Lon
don Times, states that Count Buol Prime Minis
ter of Austria, had communicated the terms of
peace to Gortsehakoff.
They are the same as mentioned in the Times
of Dec. 18th. The territory demanded to secure
the free navigation of the Danube, is that part
of Bessarabia lying between the fortress of Choy-
ton on the north, Salt Sack on the south, and
the Pruth on the west. Three weeks from the
day of delivery is the time allowed for the con-
sideration.
A dispatch from Paris states that the Cham
Der of Stock Brokers has decided that the new
Russian loan shall not be quoted on the Paris
Bourse.
TERRIBLE STORM on TIE BLACK SEA-
Advices from Constantinople, of the 18th, state
that 90 merchantmen had been wrecked off the
Sulin mouth of the Danube, and 400 lives lost.
Reported a French frigate lost off the 'Sulina
mouth, and 400 lives lost. Reported French
frigate lost off the Spanish coast, and all hands
lost.
CHINA.-The overland Indian mail has arriv.
ed at Trieste. Dates from Hong Kong to the
18th of November
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17

especial and particular purpose of defraudin 8
the people of the State. Never with in my knowl
edge of history was more daring and fagran
outrage committed upon the elective franchise,
and if the Supreme Court has no power to right
this fragrant wrong, revolution it seems to me
would be lesser evil than to quietly submit to
it, beyond question, however, the Supreme
Court will right t,and confident expsc atoms arc
entertained it will be speedily dono.
It will doubtless be matter of public gratif
cation to learn, that the distinguished orator
JAMES Ross, has been provided for by the State
Administration. Those who visit Madison and
will drop into the School Land department, will
find him bending faithfully over desk, seeming
to be-and perhaps is-industrionsly employed
1t cannot but be gratifying to all persons chair
tably inclined to find our several State depart.
ments, in addition to their other duties assuming
an elemoesynary character and offering an asy-
lum to those who have done the State some SER
vice and need some service in return. S.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17
Protection Engine 90. No. 4.
sxenoshm Engimc 90. No. ?.
Sight Singing.

Professor +, G. CHANT, gave q free Lecture,
at Military Hail, on Monday Evening last, on
the subject OF V ocal Music generally, and more
particularly on the New System of teaching this
important branch of Education The Hall was
crowded with an intelligent audience, and all
were highly gratfed with both the matter and
the manner of tho Lecture. The speaker show
ed himself fully master of his subject, and COM
potent to impart his knowledge to others
Prof CHANT, has formed class consisting
both of young and old, TO whom he gives course
of instruction the new principle of Sight
Singing From the many hattering testimonials
we have seen, both as TO his character as .
gentleman and his success as q teacher of Vocal
Music, we judge that those who join his class will
have no cause to regret the time or the money
thus spent. We trust he may Rave a sumer-
GUS class.
The next meeting of the class will be TO NOR.
row evening at Military Hall
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17

MADISON NEws.-Attorncy General Smith
day last in Gov. Bashford's case, but not the
one prepared by his counsel. The latter was
special pointing out the errors alleged and the
one filed is general The Court Immediately
issued writ of Quo Warranto, demanding by
what authority Mr.. Barstow holds his office, Civ
ing him twenty days to prepare his answer.
Legislative business has not progressed much
yet, but thay are getting ready, as fast, proba-
bly,, as circumstances will admit. Our Madison
correspondent gives the main features of the
doings.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17
KENOSHA, WIS.
The Message,

We burden our columns this week with the
Message of acting Gov. Barstow. The crowd
ed state of our columns precludes anything like
a notice or review of this precious document
this week We can barely say that we never
saw before such partizan, pettifogging docu-
mont pamed off upon community as Cover
nor's Message. We are coolly informed that all
the virtues in the decalogue, are monopoized
by the Democratic Party, and that all whe diff
fer in opinion from Barstow and the Balance,
are fanatics or villains. The extravaganza and
wastefuness that has characterized the Admins
tration of our governmental affairs for the past
two years is conveniently saddled upon the
shoulders of those fanatical people who have op-
posed the swindling operations of the writer of
this message. But we cannot do justice to the
subject, and we therefore leave it in the hsnds
of our readers.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17

asked squire Jones of his sister, Mrs. Larkins
did you give your boy such an everlasting
tough name! It's as long as string of dried
apples
We'll, brother, boys are so particular when
they grow up, and always want romantic and
fine sounding names, and so told my husband
we would call the child Peleg Zerubbabel Kish
Elkanah Habakkuk, and when he gets old
enough he can take his choice.
The squire thought it would be hard picking,
but he did not say so, and Mrs. Larkins went
on with her knitting, in a state of serene salts
faction.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17

Those afflicted with Chronic complaints will
do well to notice the card of Dr. Dimick, in our
columns. He gives his attention exclusively to
this class of diseases land from testimoni ais we
have seen we judge he is very successful in his
treatment of them. He will be at the Runals
House III this city, on the 26th inst, where he
can be consulted.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17
The Orpheans.

This troupe of singers delighted our citizens
last evening with one of their choice concert.
The selections were all of the most uncxcep-
tionable character, and the singing was really
excellent, eliciting the enthusiastic applause of
the audience. They give another and last Con-
cert this evening and all who admire good music,
will of course be there.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17

SEVERE STORM AT TIE EAsT.-A severe
storm of wind and snow occurred last week in
the eastern States, extending along the Atlantic
coast from Maine to Washington. Considerable
damage was done on land, and many ship
wrecks were occasioned. In New York City
the snow fell to the depth of one foot.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17

20 IIhds Sugar
$50 bbls Refined Sugar
loo 4" Molasses
30 =" Stuart s. Golden
Syrup
loo Bags Rio & Old Gov.
Java Coffee
loo Chests 4 No. ] Tea
10 Ch'ts Eng. Br'kfst Tea
10 Ticrccs Rice
Bakers Salcratus, Soda,
Cream Tartar s. Baking
Powders
Raisins, Curr' hts, Prunes,
Citron and Dates
Pepper, All-spice, Nut
meg, Cassia. Ginger and
Mace
Corn St'ch, Farina, Mac
aron;, Tapioca and Mus
tard
Lemon, Vanilla, Rose,
Almond and Curry Pow
der extracts
Pickles of all kinds
Fish. Goldfish, Mackerel,
Whitefish, Smoked Hal
ibut, Smoked Herring s.
Sardines
Linseed Oil, While Lead,
Lamp Oil and all kinds
Candles
Salt.-Butter, Table and
barrel Salt
Bag Flour, Graham do,
Corn Meal, Apples, Po-
tatocs, Onions, Cabba-
ges, Squash, Beets, Oats
and Corn
Kenosha, September q
PHIkHAs STEVENS,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17
Literary Lecture

PROF. BRADLEY. of New Y ork, viii deliver
Lecture in the Court House, in this City to-
morrow Friday the 18th inst,) Evening, at 7
o'clock.
Subject:-THe Iteration and improvement of
the Middle Glasses Ct Society.
- Admission only 10 cents.
MEssRs EDTroRs:-We get from reliable au-
thority that the Know Nothings of Wisconsin,
are taking measures to send delegates to the
Know Nothing National convention, who are
favorable to the nomination of Moses Kimball
Esq, of Boston, of Museum notoriety, for the Of
flee of President of the US. A.
~ We publish on our first page abstracts of
the Reports of the Secretary of War; Secretary
of the Interior and the Post Master General.
~ We understand that Mr.. b. Corp was
much more seriously injured by the accident we
mentioned last week, than was at first supposed.
He is now unable TO leave his house, and is I'M
der the treatment of Dr. Johnson
U
Ey' The following conversation took place, a
few days since, between a resident of Kenosha
Co., and farmer residing on the Racine Rail
road, ten miles west of Racine Addressing the
Racine farmer,
"Do you send your grain to Racine by the
cars7"
"To be sure l do"
'Is it cheaper2"
ave want our teams to plow in the fall, just
when we should want to draw our grain to mar
ket."
THAT may be, but l want to know the differ
ence in price"
II can send 80 bushels to Racine, and pay my
fare there and back, for what it would cost me
to take one load on my wagon. And think you
Kenosha people must be green if you think
Railroads will not do farmers any good"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-17

CoNGREss.-Wc have still the old story
No speaker elected. Nothing of course, of any
Importance, can be transacted until the House
is organized