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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24

FOR WAY PASSENGERS.

"teps S" t tbs saen orr H
road. 1t leaves Wheeling at 1890 p. NJ, Cumbcr-
land at $40 a. NJ. and arrives at Baltimore ut $50
P. NJ.
The Frederick Train starts at p. NJ, (cxcrpt
Sundays arriving at Frederick at Ills. Leaves
no n.
The ElIicou's Mills Train leaves Camden Station
ut 4. M aud p. NJ. Leaves Elicott's Mills at
73Q y. NJ. and p. NJ. except Sunday,
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DELLER & COOKE.
IauN r: iLlNr,
onNAntrNrAIsJn0S WORK.

EI2SAE RENTAL. IRON WORK.
'F''I' Subs r-rz pr"r"r To- fill ur.csS of any
I unIouut fpr IRO% WORK, ru,h as
"a Elm rs FUE PEBLIG NH PRIVATE = RES
GaaGE.:s, sgEas, JEiAKDhs. 9sI%uNIEs,
CEMETERY IGTG &C.
AI@, IRON STAIRS. DOORS. SHUTTERS, SET
TEE: CHAIRS. IA HI.ES. nt;G, 5, NINDCNNC;A TES
If.RDS. Fol NTAIES g. Thcv TnvP:ti',u'nr at
trntu.n enci"4 NJ GENET 1fT LOTS M! p NRH&
hnv :thl iar::' Patterns o! any"stab
lis in the country arr Enabled to P NC t' "st
fnstiriuu6 in tus:c. Architects or Bf'!fs in any
part Of the Union, wanting Iron Work. :'y sending
,ira ins will r"Cvv, tho estimate for cost VI work.
aud :rc viii; FURNISH any work FROM their ':,sgn that
may o. desired.
r rs",rs wishing articles Of our manufacture by
addressing fE lines, stating inr wlt purpose,
Will .c furnished with pr NJ" designs ~ return
u.ef3. viii, III: place annexed All orders sent MS
.".,l =rcc.,, rr:nnyt attention. and the rEors finish
r., Ic r,' i. ;l best manner. and pc Eyi i'll box
81. sal! carr1a iiOnD y CO.
70. E'ur:I CcnI.l Street, Bronc aud Rice
Philadelphia
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n. KSABE HENRY oAEuLE. D. uEsrs
PREMIUM
! ! n 's>sS S! ~ 5SgaHF
KEABE:, GAEHLE s Co,
Nos. 4. s. s am. 3 EUTAW STREET,


Nos. 4, 6, $ ami 9 EUTAW STREET,
Opposite the Eutaw IIVnsc,)
wo,d respectfully invite public attonIinn (nnI oar
tiruia=Iv those in ri superior PIANo-E +
AT moderate price, the extensive assortment cen
StautiV III hind their Ware Rooms Our Esta-
bIisIIuI, ut Is now the i've south, nuor-
in.- uv,r Ono !IIrir 'Yo-kncn, with wSll-sEl'ct
cd stuck OF Seasoned materials, from which We arc
manufacturing PIANO EQRTES, combiEimg tic
most "a luIiIir improvements kDUwn.
Our Iron Frame Piano r rte-, tor which we t'Tr
received FIRST PEEAE;l NIS inT three sucCcssiV"
years, (truIm lii" ard rstitue,l over tics OF
Northern IIa Ike, rlv worthy "Ftta ;iun,
being 81 arranged sccr.r" great ditN'-nni
strength without affecting the TONE, f"r Which .ur
Instruments have been highly rcc"isr,t mds' nv
the hest Prof AMI Amateurs throughout the
country. "
A rnt-r,uc for five years will u" given With inch
Instrument sold ~ u, maf. Wit rri ~ Of
cxchnrg, NJ any tiIT'- irl SIX Hnt7 :r"li DAY vi
sale. il uut prriCCtiv Tti-iF'Trrv. -.
TlRIAET K NEEDIINM'S PATENT a'E-s.N-
EE0%S constantly ,,n maud. Oar article We care
cnI,.,t..nI.) TUNING attended to.
Baltimore, October 10, i-5i-ly
L. ri. ROSLET,
IMPORTER Of
FOREIGN kED assnsTIC EARCwAEE.
No. / Light street Wharf,
rouI: DOORS SOUTH OF PRATT STREET
BALTIMORE.
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t. HOOKS! ROOKSM
4 lie attention of the reading public is He'd to the
following list of auks lately received:
Pripr's Goldsmith: i vols.
hearts and HOmeS. by Mrs. Ellis,
f1acrUly's NiiscCilanlcs;
Untnc md Santr4nu:
Fern leaves LIST ID series;
O'Al.ara's Vnic. fr,n St. Helena:
Au"1iUg'nP of Chns. Caldwell, Md.
Gmrrirs History OF all Nations, 2 vols.
Nelly RrnCkcGl;
History Of Rr;l,ldorl's Expedition;
Select Writings of Rubt. Chambers, 4 vols.
Suit Water Bubbles;
Li'' uf Honuc;
N;"'d's rrr"ll"ctiuHs Of TIC Stage;
R''n1an"c ut 5mcric1I T.anfsCRpe;
L'mG:el"w'< Poets and Poetry of Europe
Reads Poems:
Things in Am ricn by Chambers;
FrOst's Pictorial Uni.d Statrs;
Sch"",'rats$ thirty H"nrs with the Indians, and
many others. which worth lo;ing ut. For sale
by iFUTGIiSON s. BURNETT.
CharIestNwn, April Il, Is 6
CARPETING.
. SNN YARDS CARPkTiNti, many of them
ScOO bought at auction, and will be sold very
low, from 25 cents to II dollars, among them some
beautiful Brussels CarPetPg
October %, 1855. KEY ES s KEARSLEY.
NEW BOOKS.
CUMMINGS. complete Works;
~ Which, the Right ar the Left,
Irdia, China utld Japan, by Bayard Taylor;
Tcvcsina
Clevc Hall:
The Old Homestead;
The Rag Pi:kcr;
lsota'S Child
-, Beecherntt, by the author of the Heir of Rcd
cihc, for sale by BELLER s COOKE.
April l, 1856.
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~ LAND AND VIRGINIA
MARBLE WORKS.

"a a ~ ia : = AN y ' IKNIINIA
MARBLE WORKS.
7 fcDERnSG.1'9' S. son,
u FREigERICE CITY, M" E-!-SNF',
Would inform their Virginia CIIstUn:'Cs and III,
publ" .-,m"r,v that tI"'' continue to manufacture"
MONUMENTS. TU|HS.
HEAD AND FOJi STONES,
SCROLLS. &c,
MASTLES TILES aud HOU:5!.ITNRk generally.
Fo,;Lo enclosed III th'' I!rrs' handsome style
y work sold at itv prices and delivered at our
risk and OK 7"nsc. Work don" i, The best style by
>v"rhIncu not surpassed in ny city III the Union
Drawings ri Monuments, T"m,b~, Head St"n"s,
Scrolls, Sc. gan b, Tie Shop al Mr.. HEN
DERSOS BISHOP, near III" Academy. Charcst"wN,
Jctlcr1"n county, EirGniR. who is our authorized:
Agent.
Orders thankfully received and promptly a.''nr''
%. November II, I-5I-ly
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rnR WAs1lIN,irnN AND rnE souru.

FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
I.cnv" BALTIMORE for Washington ut 4.l5 and 8 IS
a. NJ, and Sis P. NJ.
On Sundays at l. 5 4. II. only.
Leaves Washington for Baltimore at and 81 =.
~. nd and 1 81 p. VI
On Sunday at / 80 r. NJ. only.
The first and fourth trains from Baltimore andthc
s.rund and fourth trains from Washington, are
press mail trains, stopping only at WIs,ln gton juno
ton etld Annapolis Junction.
! lie g. 10 and SIS trains from Baltimore, and the
S.;I nd 4 30 trains FROM Washington connect with
the trains for Annapolis,
C5~Through Tickets are sold to Richmond, Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Charleston, etc, etc.
For tickets information, fare, Sc, apply to J: 7.
EEGLASD, Agent, at the Ticket Office, Camden Sta
ton. WIN. S WOODSIDE,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
February -, lS56-tf
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..iu,pH AcABEMY,.

=. 81 AftrIasBU1sss ) "a DENY,
re sgFs ss aSsz fSSs. P.'sf''At,
Professor Of f< g,sat;s SEES ana ''n'
r. PENDLEroN. Esq President.
ga GIN SSTk sf6F F.1.iR Secretary
T1a. McSIiERRY. CO..
THE \ca,ielniC year includes tho Hnntst %
tharan IHn" M lsd!yif he pubiic sxan1i
ton trzi XII bibiti1n annually ain: ,,case
consItxuv 81: the unieraig ned gentlemen vi confer
with ing F''"s'PIRs,E REFERENCES.
$:'5s; ' u; S:::: oD'''s''o~H' V"
e. Ss::5 ;:s:ss. ".r'sa.esrt, V,
August q, 1855. -:---
Th4lEb =. FHYnit, !
4ILOEEG9 &c T1n1,
CH.gPLESTOWN, JEFFERSON co. III.
YXTIEI Practice in the Inferior and suPcrGr Courts
w ofthe Counties of jefferson, Berkeley Morgan
Clarke and Hampshire.
July 81, 1855. -
CHARLES d. HARDING,
Attorney at Law,
WILL Practice III thu Inferior ana superior C"nrtF
w If Jefferson. Clarke and Lnudoun. p;Ftce, No.
:, Snciand,ah street, EIarpcrs- Ferry, Virginia
September %, 1852. .--.--
l. - ION
Commissioner III CMaHCery or the sstfcH
amt County Court Of jefferson County
NFFICE IN III" Court House, (np FtHir1, in IT,
~ room for many years occupied as an since J
lie late ROM. ""RTHI -"ToNu Esq.
Enhance (cxCclt Court dAys) AT the east dHr
July II, l15i-u j
DIR. COOKE
NFf'ERS his .cs1r,rI"i 81" ices TO the; CItl]ens
~ -. C;,aiystOwn mn! :ts vicinity.
He = IL be found I. y. Ca:er's Hotel. or AT uls
offic, ne !"'r East oft.
W" a. 1851
:>:7sQ UI.IIANNA HOTEl.
OPFy4i@ 1 tLTE7I sIATICE, HAL!IE"tE. ED
,SN!E un1cr+igsd av'. le7s"dtl" '''ov' iiot"l and
PAT it IL complete order. il prepared " accom-
,nol., i,iI friends and the travelling PI5'Ic, Inc
or: tor viii he pleased to his old tricMGs. and
PROMISES maxi. their 7tav c',lnfrtnbc and snt1s
f,ctory Baggage taken /" "I'! from Cniy.Ti Station
Free II ChaT:rc JOHN BARR,
Jul- 2 1855. PrapTl"t"r
= iTI'I7s. G I jig. NNIN LADIES' FANCY
- itiH3.-A varied and elegant ASSIGNMENT of
NAT- ,Sn CAPS nf the st nppr,;r:.' stvl"s
0Ir I-,,sr .-.ruu, nrr' '>nn;i;r! street 81 A.
IJiE.S- PINE. Fl H.. ''t"- ~ !.' f'und u
:. t. N:pGA!L NTu.,
Fashionable: Iiattcrs AL f;'tcrs.
1872 tf-Itimpra ioIr1 Abuv" tn: amer q il"r
Atr;u .',.at v"'', superb l't Of ~ lies and
r;..urL'rH ar EsI.'~,'ii'A.
. Q. iJtcr :. i-@2 .--iy
TAYI.OII:S FALL HATS
fl.-ta TIR E1f"tLLMkN :
tE 2 NOTT READT.
FSN;f4G natrcA= Of this superb - T. it,
.,I;Sr fini.ii n,ud air .f i Oh ton will :Ingliish
it ~ IN. hat ~ TETE SEASON.
B,I3i'' h'"
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WIN. y. ANDERSON,

FREDERICK CITY. Nh,
EIt rs MS I,;r.ri- r. citizens a.: jefferson M
adjoining Cut.ltIvs Ur ti!c ni' cal patr""' tx
tended to It in rs l.li. ~ business retcrt Ivs
notice that C /: nv" iIt'r'G I" "NT"i' al k;Hds {"
work liz h,s ii;c--StCii ~ HfDNUNEN1S, TOMB
SLABS, Head AND FGGI STONES, &c, at II"
shortest notice, am. up"u the most reasonable rms:
and his work shall compare with amy other in tin
country. All Stones delivered at my own risk anti
expense.
All ord RS thankfully and promptly attend
I'd to, AudrcsS :VNi. =. = ANDERSON,
Frederic, CITY, Md,
J. y. VI, GIN>l|S, \ gent,
Charleston n, W.,
or JOHN G.. EIDENGLR, Agent,
Inruarv ~. 1888. i:arpcrs- Ferry, Va.
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NO PURLIC.

rS@liIs is TO inform tn public who deal in Alexan-
1 Crin, aud even those who haze. been dealing it,
other cities, and whn wish to purc!as, tn" "ssiin"
Fall and Winter anything in the way OF STOVES,
I" look this way. The arrangements Witch have
Ip'dc this S'''"r cnabl 4nc to sell prices which
stop TN. purchaser ir"'o s:"nr North
II y"u wish t" purchase Wholesale can sr''. Won,
II ut retail can suityuu, matter VIA: kind ven
may nat, its all the s"rnc, am bound to put you
through.
The fact is, intend to sci, and just bring ttrr
money aud I'll prove it. My stock is tn" largest and
most plcts tint has been offered in this CITY,
witch will be augmented from tIlIc time. the
demand NAV require.
deciTe ali who may want anything in the way OF
STOVES, to call and.cxamne for themselves, and
if can't satisfy them, whv then I'll give il up
Take noticc-'vcry STOVE tina I 81 II, and recon-
mend, shall answer the purpose for winch
mend it. or it may he returned at my EXPENSE.
EN0CH GRIMES.
No. ID, Fairfax ST., Alexandria. Va.
Anc.,ist 81 ISka-6in
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agaSaSiI =

/ agaSIiSat! =
NIGHT.
Night Is the time for dreams
Tile gay romance oflifei
When truth that is ard truth that seems
blend in fantastic strife;
And visions less beguiling far
Than waking dreams By daylight "Fci
Montgomery.
DINPLES.
Cupid, near q cradle creeping,
saw an infant gently sleeping;
The rose that blush'd upon its cheek
seemd q birth divine to speak,
To ascertain ff earth or heaven
To mortals this fair form had given,
lie, the little urchi usimple,
Touched its cheek and Iet-a dimple.
Sweet is the nectar slipped by bees.
From Towering shrubs aud LlOOmi trees
And sweeter still the crystal grains
That flow from India's spicy canes;
But swcetes far, than heavenly bliss
OfYouthful lovers first fond kiss.
81 can't" lags on with weary tread,
Sees nought but darkness, sorrow;
az will" walks through the thckest clouds
And sees a glorious morrow.
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dH draHrLlrT5.
RAwL1Ns, HoTEL,

RAwLINs, HOTEL,
Garner of Queen and BuHk streets,
MARITNSRURG, VA.
tTIIIE undersigned bes leave respectfully to inform
the community and travelling public that he bias
taken the Hotel formerly known as the " Berkeley
House, The House has recently undergone thorough
renovation ii is believed to be in every respect
adaIJtcCi oftiIc traveller ans, sojourner
A large and cOnuIOdiOus STABLE is attached to
the premises. The Injuries OF the TABLE will be
surpassed by none and the BA is at all times supplied
with choice selection OF superior wines and liquors
and in bad weather Carriage will to the Depot
for the accommodation Of travellers withoutany add
tiOnRl expense.
March 2 Is52-ly Proprietor.
N ~ Wv "a CASiDEN STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
BALTIMORE.
CIV. LANE s. CO.,
October 10, 1S5S-ly ProprctoTs.
Bc1-AH Passengers and Baggage tUand frOmthe
Baltimore and Ohio Depot, and the Eastern and
Western Shore Boats will be carried without charge
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Office of winchester IL Potomac Rail-
Read Company.
rN and after MONDAY the 22d inst. ,the O'Clock
" A. NJ. Passenger Train will bedisc0ntiuucGand
the Passenger Train will start from Winchester at
8n'cinck and 80 mnutcs 4. M.-rcturning will leave
Harpcrs- Ferry at IL o'clock and 80 minutes, or inn
msiutely after the arrival of the cars from Bati-
more.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS,
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.

THE subscriber having Just returned from Bnlt-
1 Irrorc. is now receiving and opening a very SUI
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
aud would very respectfully invite his friends and
The pubic generally to nm examination OF IIls Stool
ing confident that every article community kept in Il
we'll furnished Country Store, can be- had here
!:"od and as cheap, as ct any other Store in the
Comfy.
have taken great pains in selecting for the Ladies
and GentIcmcn fine assortment of DRESS GOODS,
and hope to see them here. have also good Stock
Of Servants WEAR, of every Cirarriptiun I would
say especially thG people Of this vicinity to come
one am, ALL and prove To yourselves that ii is nl
tnmhug to &C all the way to IEorpcrs Ferry or
Chor est"wn Cor yonr Go'"'s- whent they can be had
~ ~ GEORGE wFox.
EAI1TowS, october2. 1855,
1865. FALL IRA I3. $50.
!IAvlNG purchased. the entire Stock % P"IL'r
II Co"ss, the subscribers nov prepared with
THE LARGEST AND HOST VARIED
GENERAL ASSORTMENT;
OfDry Clouds, Carpets, and Fancy Dress goods, Do
ncstc and Foreign, offered in IEarpCrs Ferry.
to and which invite the tier ton OF the public
The one price system will be established and adj
ECrcd to, believing. il to be the only principle OF
selling goods. We shall through the season receive
Rev Goods Weekly,
Giving our customers the advantage OF every new
styI'' as received.
Customers will bca n mind that our Fall Stock
- ~ MiHY GROCERIES
We ar" receiving. aud will constantly keep hand
large assortment .,r tho hest .c,tr aud Chnicrs,
FAMRY GROCERIER. LIQUORS &c. Also IIar.i
ware, Co"k Stoves and Stoves Of all kinds for Wood
and Coal
Oct. %. 1355-r.r. CooNs & BECKuAM.
NCTICE.--Havingd disposed of all my interest in
L the Stock "f goods ab"vc advertised respect
ffily invite the Patrnn"geof my friends and the pub
Ii" generally Tor my succ>ssors-
At the SINE time, urgently rcquest all persons
in6cht"a t" me- to pay thcir respective dues, other
"ls nj! such as 10 not pay must expect their several
evidences of debt to be prosecuted in the Courts o
Laws for recovering. NJ further indulgence will or
can be given. PHILIP COOSS
Oct. %.
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~ APPEAL &c co@HcN SENSE

:. ~ " :. I'3TIllI-DTt- IN
To " .ssrs. Mortimer & Movbry. 30 BaE,im
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HlCKSON'S COIN EREI.fEH,
TTt!iiS noted Machine has ieen brour alto. to our
county: 1t perf'rms all that '.as nccn said
about is, and If certainly NV in its cuuetruc;"n,
single, and perfect III iIs n'iDp ,aton. II Is enough
sec Il IN b. wct pleased. ans ,ncs with l,igh trsti
Iuo,:ilis. il haa been placed i'll the h"n'S If NJ
Ai-:uIth, Esq, for "r'i"rs,rmi price "r"de -cry
auuEbt.
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.4EE NOW RE UT.
FsN;1 natchIcAz 'n'd"l Of this superb ~ it, *
q .5,u;stt. m4 n,,d air of III 9Th ton will Iingi;ish
it ~ Inc HAT Or TEIE SEASON.
! # I} lit i".
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN RAILRoADs.-Ir
has been thousand times stated, and gen.
orally credited that the per ccntage of lifs
lost on English railroads is muck less than
on those in America This opinion is con-
tested, as We learn by the Albany Evening
Journal, BY Mr.. Yates, Of ;he New York
Central railroad, no states after careful
examination of the subject, that while one
passenger was killed in England in % In
l32, $50, 600 miles travelled; on the New
York Central railroad but one was Il!ed
en- ls9, 052, AL miles ..And yet this great
road crosses hundreds of wagon highways,
aud traverses numerous city an village
streets, by night and by day at / i rates
of speed, and on !tYel The English
roads ell go either above or und0r me Garth
roads, and never cross them on level
Every mile of their tracks, too, is watched,
while ours are watched very carelessly, or
not at all
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14
THE wAsHBuRSEs-SuRE F1RE.-A Wash

THE WAsHBURNEs-SuRE F1RE.-A Wash
incton correspondent of the Madison Journal,
writing under date OF Jan. 18th says:
Among the most attentive members of the
House are the three " ashburnes, brsthers, from
Maine, Illinois and Wisconsin. They are up to
time on every vote, and have become somewhat
noted for their steady, persevering support OF
Banks. One day last week l was in the gallery,
while the vote for Speaker was going on, and
was considerably amused At remark made by
a gentleman Sitting near us. The Clerk was
calling the IT'S" and so far as could be judged,
without a tally list, Banks was ahead | ex-
pressed hope that the Republicans would elect
their candidate on the ballot, when the gentle
man referred to-a Democrat. by the way-re-
marked, II shouldn't wonder for a majority OF
the "W's'' 60 for him; the three Washburnes
are dead sure every time" But, said /, per-
haps they are not here. Don't you believe
that" said he-; Il have been here every day for
the last six weeks, and it's always safe to give
Ranks three votes on the Washburnes before
their names are called-just wait a minute"
did wait, ana heard each Washburpe answer,
Banks" with right good will.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14

held The Republican party is not Know Nothing
party, and will not be, Mr.. Wood to the contrary
notwithstanding.
This morning the Assembly had under considera
ton some resolutions introduced by Mr.. Knowlton.
in substance endorsing the position of our Supreme
Court on the Fugitive Slave Law, and instructing
our Senators in Congress accordingly. The demoe
racy are tender with reference to them, and l up
prehend will hardly permit them to pass.
know of nothing to protract the Legislature t.
any great l:ngth and hope will not be protracted
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14

CALAMITY At WAUKEGAN.-We are panied
to learn that on Saturday night last, the house
of Mr. Phillips. U.evi, our informant believes,)
six or seven miles west of Waukegan, was burn
ed, and that himself and daughter persisted in the
flames. The family consisted OF Mr.. Phillips.
two grown-up daughters, and hired man. The
fire took wRiio all were asleep, and had made
the hired man were able to effect their escape.
Sad to tell, the former was badly burned and
frozen afterw ard, that her recovery is consider
ed doubtful, and she must be cripple fer life, if
she survives her injuries. She was alive yester-
day, and the best medical skill of Waukegan had
been called to her assistance. The hired man
on escaping from the house. FASTENED TO a neigh-
boris for assistance, but help came too
late. Mr.. Phillips was very worthy man, and
the calamity which has belallen the family has
deeply saddened large circle Of friends and
neighbors. LChicago Dem. Press.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14
Washington acknowledgements.


I'm the' Senate on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Cass sub
mitted a resolution directing the Court on Naval
officers to consider the expediency OF an increase
in the Navy.
Mr.. Bavard introduced Bill providing for tAe
public printing, engraving and binding.
The resolution directing the committee on IL
nance to prepare and report the general appro-
priation bill, was considered
Mr.. Seward said that since the foundation OF
the government no appropriation bill has origi-
mated in the Senate. II was an ancient and es-
tahlished principle that the money of tho people
shall not be drawn from the pubic treasury with
out the consent of the representatives OF the peo-
ple. The conservative feature was borrowed from
the British constitution, as necessary TO secure
public liberty.
In the House on the same day, Mr.. Grow gave
notice of his intention to introduce bill to Sc
cure homesteads TO actual settlers.
Mr. Minson COVE notice of the introduction OF
a bill to repeal the act authorizing the establish
mert of the Naval Board
The Speaker vas authorized to appoint stand
ing committees.
The Herald's Washington CORES pondent tele
| graphs: Letters received by the Arabias mails
N the state department with reference to our for
eicn relations Indicate an amicabe tendency
| Nothing definite however. had been determined
on. and Will not be until the dispatches SEM out
! bv our Government have been received, and &C
! ton taken thereon by the English Government.
! The Tribune's correspondent telegraphs: Mr.
] Buehanaa,s letter by the Arabia, represents the
state of feeling in the British Ministry very sen
! sitive on our relations.
/ He had read the request fer NJ. Champion
recall IA hours before the sailing OF the steamer
but had not presented it up to that time, cons 2
saently no intelligence is received OF its effect
| Mr.. Buchananwas informed however that pos
tive demand was despatched on the probable
course here on enlistments, and had doubties:
sounded Lord Clarendon.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14

FATAL RAIL ROAD ACADEMIA collision occurs
ed near Hillsdale, Michigan, between the EXPIRES
Trains bound East and W est on the Michigan South
ern Railroad Tuesday Feb. 5th. y despatch recelv.
cd at Chicago says;
The Express Trains bound east and west on the
Southern road in collision last night near Hills
dale, killing four persons, employees of the road
Van Aiken, trackmastcr Whitman, baggageman;
and two Others baggagemaser and brakeman.
No passengers seriously injured.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14

Love OF READING-Hon Rufus, Choate
in an address, once said: Happy is he who
layed UP in his youth, and held steadfast in
ali fortunes, a genuine and passionate love
of reading. the true balm of hurt minds, OF
surer and more healthful charms than pop
py, or mandrsgora, or all the drowsy syr-
ups in the world By this single capaci-
ty he may bound in moment into tho still
regions &C delightful study, and be at rest,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14

RYAN Italian newspaper states that a
native Of Savoy, who was condemned at the
acc of IL to the French galieys for life, has
lust been liberated, at the age of i2l. The
old fellew enjoys perfect health, although
he stoops so much thst his face nearly
touches his knees.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14

DRUGS Medicines. Oils Paints, Perfumery, Fancy
Articles alt kinds ot Patent Medicines and an eX-
r.n,at assortment ot every article kept in estab-
H-'wsut, of thls character.
tltN Sr kENOsHA. WIS
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14

DEATH FROM FREiZING-A missionar of
the American Sunday School Union, in Iowa,
writes that during the intensely cold season
ny persons have lost their lives in attempts to
cross the praires. Recently family in Mitchell
County, consisting of father, mother four sons,
and daughter, met this tragic fate, They lost.
their way; the cold was extreme, and, after
wandering about awhile they sank down il the.
sleep of death.