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New York AdveFt igements.


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iRECTlRIEEkS, H.ItRUOI1 eNtElsGMANTS
AND WEEGIsEsS=SE Il fsEkOCERS.NH
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PLAYORIN1s TO PREInt'gFsa. At a. MOMENTS SOTfCH
ss!ls ~, EHERYspES1REDITQEoRao asisi7 faFs
n undersigned has lately made In
his branch Of bnsnea! The aaratgs nut rack
Off, 10 end ~ gallons, md requires Int tile addition
Pure Spirit, either LIST 9TH fF0o!, and Liquors such
ogPRe, cihss dark OF fass allarA an Gin ia,
H!cH and st. CroS Run, atl !;orlin, Irl mt
coteh WhskeE. Apple Peach, anil Re- lstAn.
Port AMI Madeira WInES Mill dcti- Il
IuirCS sk hut Ahlltl6p at good altif, say ~
aIIons to s1e!, gallon o tie ESsfs SsNs tiaynti.a
The best Ccupe al Iilos and Nlite. whrrHnt.i
snulne, a. low a$ss! illrSt importer sa}tlte T.
Es4prces 0fssS=Ey isaunr. FStrArt 81 cSnhS III. u
hlch produces 2Nl Pait0ns vi CoSnHsl s7s55t sNtA
Raw WktSey rlRvibs Dr. FL ami bot ration
made smooth without a trifln.; eSf''IlSc.
The price nf Fla S1FifE moderate, and al
sctlons IN null sdpplicdbr s5EiIeash
DR LEWIS FEtfCHTWNHGER,
AeAaist and ialNort9St ,ss EseNttek t,ts lhAd Net
Etjss {LyaJ1i sotRte SRI f1sROJSl tie "a eAIicdEs.
No. lab 1RnidcH a.nhs, New Ysoflt.
Nh Sole Agent tuif, 81 seels Cordial Bitlers
aud Gin. - - aI,2S-ft1d&E
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NEw York, August l7.-The steamer Column
,bia arrived off Sandy Hook, with Liverpool
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MATBBW McNABB,
SEXYING MACHINES.

IRIS IIASSELL begs to inform frends-the Ladies Of
Nj Wheeling YcinIty-that she will open her Spring
stock Millinery this morning. Thursday, April 10th, st
ore lG2 Main apfG-SmeS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-17

+ STOJL1CH or IiJtEif,
suchas Indigestion, Acldy the Stomach, cocky Palms,
Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Dependency CostiSeness
Blind bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and
NeuralEic Auctions It has instances proved
highly bench cial and in others effected decided cure
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles, after the of the celebrated
Holland professor Boernve because It's great
most Of the European States, its introduction Into the
United States intended especially for those of
eand scattered here AMI there the face Of this
mighty country Meeting with great among them
nov offer It to the American public, knowing that truly
wonderful medicinal .:etnes must he AcSnow'cl yed.
tits those whose con-
ttuo have beer impaired by the use Of
trdenl AZ 'Tits oe forms Of dissipation. My n-
effect, Ends its directly t. he Ieat of
life, thrilling and quicI euing every nerve, raising IN the
dropping spIrit, and fact, nfusinE new life and viz to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-17

IEkCHANTiS well others should take notice tha
M they ind the stock OF Wall Bord re
Papers, Fire Prints be found in the city, at
elsewhere EEstor Wts the stationery and
Wnll Pnner Hnnse Of lmXS0l ]. Z. WILSON B co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-17

Persia refuses to evacnate Hercc.
LONDON Markets .Nng. 4.-Sugar dull at de-
cline of Gdasls Coffee dull aud all qualities de-
clined. Tea fine aud unchanged in prices. N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-17

iGreat and Unusual Induc ements
I INwsNTf-FINfss PER CENT DISCOUNT ~ FIRST
II ihys Wit - tbls until further notice
! 60 f-.S57fH CASH srfRtHAiEs FOf>1 -
FLOORING. GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES.
- EESfIHAH1SCiS, ARTISTS MhrFIt4A Ii. s &c.
WINCH ItL sctb Us 4RE INDIGESTION
At WESTi MARKET PItlUEf and HE pFSllsSe oS
selecting said deduction fon s14e Stock and greet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-17

HAVE Agency Excelsior Sewing Machines: price
$50, OG Can be at warehouse, South end
of Market in operation Saturday II to 10 O'Clock.
nuR1 GEO. VIII SON.
[Arsas and Washington geeoyter copy amt OF 81 each
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TRANSPORT ALTON.
Change of Schedule.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE B. & .. n.
EHhSsLf1jT CtfTffon lime 18Th. lSS

E5ESssss 49, iiig 20
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Health and Strength must Inevitably fol
I-w itas Uso
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The great popularity of tislegnnl Aroma has Induced
many lens, which public should guard against
purchasing. 0e nutpersuhded to buy nying else
rhaYes Holland BitterS trial One DO
tie will you how i7suitely superior tits to atese
mutations. l2tf ~ 49, 72t
- WHAT IT Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
VIM Schuchmani Esq, the well krown photographer says:
~ have frequently used Boerhayes Holland Btters, and
And 1t invariably relieves indigestion and neUity
Rev Samuel BabcoCk soys 81 found special relief from
Its for severe headache, with NfchI had long SUI
lered.n t.-fsAE sI
J. w. MCDOWELL Esq, says: az have used Boerhaves
Holland Dters nysel aud recommend to others know
Ing, It to be just whit 1t is fepresented.n s& f.
Aid. jonathan Nicely, Lower st. Clair, 81 have
derived great benefit from its weakness Of tn" ON
ich and Indigestion.
James NJ. Murphy says: "Aner several physicians had
ailed Boerhaves Holland BItters the pain from
my heart aud side, arising from Indigestion" -
editor of the KittAnninE Free Press After
of the hest physicians in the phase had Gaed BoerhaYes
Holland DCrs cured of the form of dyspepsia"
Of Ooee says: know that your Holland Ditters IS
the best medicines in the world fer dsordefed stomach
Orliver.h' - rg aFnEf iH7
Dr. Ludwig editor of the Baltimore pronouhces
it n medicine deserving the confidence Of the public
Dr. Eherhart, the leading German physician of Penna
success debtattd states OF the digestive
gans or Of the system generally.
The of the bhos Vinegar Factory 81 used
myself and therefore induced TO try its effect upon
WIFE, (roubled with the debility all Of
labIt) and really Is doing her more good
than anything she las ever taken.'
N0TICE.-WlIoeyct expects to ind in this beverage will
be disappointed but to tie Sick weak and low Spirited 10
will grateful aromatic cordial, possessed OF sng
lar remedial properties.
Sold at perbottle orsx botcA for IS, by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE..JR Co.
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The telegraph Sqnadron5lefl Queenstown on
3D. for Valencia Bay to commence laying the
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Timothy, . ton. Is, Ot
Clover. ......." ..6,OU
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, e b......-. .....e4
Dry. -. .-..-...- ....4o
Calf, green ..............,.lu
dry-..-... -......:...
shsersklns hops. ~ ,2Ss'sf
NCWt 3D. sssFsss.s %
t IRON.
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4 The English government asked Parliament for
authority to embody lpaliiia for an increase of
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Books. Stationery. &c.

MOTIONS. And J[lfRLETlz GOODS.
JETE would call particular attention the that
w have the entire retail stock Of Geo K Wheat and
many other articles in the notion line have been added
which will in variety
ap1T J. E. WILSON 4 co.
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SIFETE LULHlS.
r HAVE the Agency Of Browns Safety Alarm LoeES
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
- &-
THE PerSOnal Liberty Law

The Kenosha Times is discussing the personal
liberty law of Wisconsin, says;
Mo free negro ever has OF will be ensiayed
by means of the fugitive law"
That paper evidently forgets the ease of the
man arrested in Philadelphia under the fugitive
law and del,rered up to the claimant, aud when he
was taken INTO Maryland the reputed owner re-
fused to receive him, because he was not us
Stare.
And also the case in Buffalo, where the negro
was beten over the head With bludgeon knock
ed on to 2 rel hot stoYe, and after poIng nearly
killed delivered over by the Commissioner under
the fugitive law to the claimant, and afterwards
released on writ of habeas corpus and not a
particle of proof could be found that the man
was slave. In both of the above cases the layc
had consigned the victims to hopeless slavery,
and their release was in no wise the result of the
law. Int in gFitp Il i. '
these cases we know of ard reco)lect That
there are others is very probable Indeed how
many may now be in the rice swamps dank and
lone, victims of that law, who have as much
right to freedom as any of us, can only be known
ON that day when all secrets are revealed.
| The Times uses the remark we quite to show
the unnecessary charactey of the Wisconsin, Per
spatl Liberty law. Ihe cases we cite are con
elusive against it. Ruff no such cases were
kHoma-that they might easily occur under tn,
law is enough to require the enactment of al
! necessary prevcntives, and to fully Justify the
! law.-Fret Democrat.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
The Road Advancing

On Monlay last, we had the pleasure Of meeting
Gel CAFFREY, one of the managers of the consOi
dated keHosha < Book River Valley l. r., who had
Just returned from Grand Oetaur. From him we re
lceived the most fiattering accounts, Of the leasb
ty OF the Road and Of the rapid progress that part
now under cont 9rt The road from kcnoshG is 70
compile ell to Genoa the State line; by that time
it will bc completed from Rockford TO Harvard on
the Fon du Lac & Chicugoroad leaving but thirteen
miles between these two points points Genoa alG
Harvard, to be completed in the spring. The OBJ
eet of 50 extending the road this winter is 10 cna
BILE both ends oftle route 10 lie placed in a paving
condition this winter. Kcnosha will have the bene
til of the Fox River trade, while X, oxford Will have
the advantage of taking the Fou du Lac road to
Chicago, which will be several miles nearer than
the Galena road.
To those il the Northern part OF this county Il
will this winter, be great benefit, although bat Il
slight foretaste of what will be derived hen the
road is completed down the Riycl.
Col. Cafrey Informs us that the citizens Of Keno
sha will do all in their power toward the rapid ex
tension Of the road, and we feel confident that il
proper effort is made, year mere will bring the
snoring messenger of Prosperity through the heart
Of Ogle county, giving every farmer home market
tor his grain, and land holders price prnportionatc
with other lands of the State Immediately after
harvest, number of the prominent men OF kcnosha
and other towns north of US, WILL take view of the
valley route rs located and place before the citizens
more fully, the advantages of its immediate cop
struction. We will he glad to welcome them to
Oregon. Ogte o. Reporter.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Latest from Lawrence-More Arrests

Several day since O. C. Brown of Ossawat-
tonne, and Charles Motfatt of Topeka, were ar
rested on the charge ipatrg in last year
troubles. They were taken to Leeompton where
we are informed they We're held to bail for final
trial
On Wednesday evening the bogus sheriff of
Douglas county went to Franklin ,ciM .fett
company Of L. s. troops, and arrested two cti-
zenS named Purdam and Stuart, and two others
whose names we have not learned, on similar
charges. With an evident intention to awe an d
insult the people of Lawrence, the prisoners
were paraded through that town by the bogus
officer and the troops, then taken to the camp,
and thence to Lecompton, They have since
been bailed cut at $1,000 each.
On Thursday, Col. Joel Grover of Lawrence,
while giving testimony in a land case at Lecomp-
ton, became involved III controversy with
Weir, the Territorial Prosecuting Attorney
With the undoubted view of gratifying the ire
Of that official, warrants Immediately issued
aud Col Grover was at once arrested on three
charges connected with last years troubles. lie
gave bail in the sum of $4,5u0.
Gov Robinson's tria! for usWpation of Office
is said to commence at Lecompton next Monday.
Judge G. w Smith is his counsel.
Capt. Sam Walker is to be tried on ;oar char
ges, on the DIST 22d, and 9th, insts.
Wier declares that he will enter no nolte pros
cquies this time, and that if the trials do not go
on it shall not be his fault.
tits reported that Gov. Walker processes to be
very indignant at Judge Catos decision and
| says the people shall be allowed to vote in the
October election, whether they have paid taxes
or not. But Gov Walker has made promises
before if he means to fulfill them something
more than words is necessary.
! What has become of all his spacious state
ments that by-gones should be by-gones! WHAT
does he mean by permitting bogus, border.ruf-
tan officials to reopen old sores, and by furnish
Jig them with L. $. troops to carry out their I'M
| righteous expressions and assumptions OF
power?
| 1t is an apperent attempt to exasperate the
| people into attacking the /. 5. troops. or some
| other acts of violcnce-that old scenes may be
renewed-t4at another army Of volunteers may
be called III from MiSsour-that more properly
| may be destroyed, and the country ONCE more
involved i'll anarchy and civil war. If any ar
rests arc to he made on charges connected with
| last years difficulties, why are they confined to
| Free State men, willie the most prominent per
| sons III the bordcr-rutian murders of previous
| years are still unmolested, and in the enjoyment
| OF important Federal offices
Those who are endearoring to provoke Free
State men TO violence, will do well to pause and
| consider They nay &c too far, and arouse a
| storm which they cannot quel.
QatHddr0 ChiHd0ican.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Later Foreign News---Laying the Atlantic
Telegraph Gable
QUEBEC, Aug 23d.-3 P.

QUEBEC, Aug 23d.-3P. IL
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool
at 2 p, NJ. ON the 18th inst, arrived this Sunday
morning.
She reports much thick weather and constant
head winds. She saw nothing of the telegraph
expedition
Owing to an accident connected with the lam
ding of the cable, the Telegraph Expedition did
not finally sail from Valencia, Ireland, until the
eve of Friday, the 9TH. The latest report from
Valentia is dated August 10th, p. NJ, as fol.
lowsi
II he work of laying down the Atlantic cable
Is going on as satisfactorily The best friends OF
the enterprise could desire. Up to the present
time, 80 miles of the cable have been laid The
depth of the water, was effected without difficult
ty. The signals from on board the steamer
Niagara are everything that electrician could
desire. The steamers are heading west, with a
moderately fair breeze, and the cable is being run
out from the Niagara at the rate OF five miles an
hour. Messages are constantly being received
on shore. The following is the latest fash from
on board the Niagara All well ON board mod
crate westerly wind. All more and more trust
full of complete success"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
New Mode Of Resuscitaticn.

One day last week the occupants Of house in
South Ann street, New York, were startled ty a
bustllug and groaning noise in the attic and on re-
pairing 70 the spot found tie man who occ upIe! the
second story of the house and who had been on
spree for several days ia dying condition lie had
adjusted leather strap 10 his neck and made it
ast 10 a beam overhead. ana when discovered life
vas almost extinct. A lady occupying the lower
tenement called TO the rescue. who Immediately
cut the strap, and seized him by the nape OF his neck
and the slack Of his breechcs and threw him down
Digit Of stairs This done she held his head in
pal ofwater until life restored and then took
the leather by which he was found suspended and
gave nm right down good Swapping. The man
having fully recovered his senses, entered the ladys
apartments and began to show fight whereupon she
took a rolling pin, with which sue was at the time
rolling out piecrust and went at him in good earnest
driving him iuto adjoining room and locking him
In. The next day the victor gave birth to q plump
aud healthy uins pound child and is doing well.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Real Estats Trade.

Transactions in Real Estate continue bris k
as usual, in our city. There seems to be no fall
ing off in prices, but on the contrary rather az
upward tendency in the market.
We do not expect to see real estate run up to
the fancy prices that have characterized some
western towns, nor have We any desire to see it.
Although prices are now far above what they cv-
cr have been before yet we think the advance
has been owing to a steady and healthy growth
of the place, and the soquent rise in real val
ue of this description of property. And we think
another season will see Tor tie same reason,
even larger advance on present prices.
We hear Of the following sales during the past
week;
J. II. NimbaIl sold Z. hf Of lot l, block 40 for
$1,000.
W. Mygatt sold lot 2boch "A in nortI ward
for $50.
Massrs Bennett x SelIeck purchased Harbor
lots ,, 3, T. 5 and 6 block il for $500.
These lots lie between Main St Bridge and
the Warehouse Of Kimball Il Quarles. we I'M
derstand that they have been purchased for i'm
mediate occupation, and that Elessrs Bennett x
Sellcch intend at once to commence building q
large first class warehouse upon them.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Washington, AUG. pa 2. NJ.


Hon. Richard r. Mead Minister to Rio de ia
neiero, will leave next month for Brazil. His
instructions, which are now being prepared, are
very important and relative to the negotiations
of new commercial treaty, and the reduction Of
the rates of the high Brazilian tariff.
Mr.. Rarnoy Of South Carolina, will be appoin.
ted Secretary of Legation to Brazil
Mr.. Meek, of Pennsylvania, has declined the
appointment of Indian Superintendent to Utah
The Attorney General has decided that the
Commissioner of Patents cannot in any case re-
fund the r0rtion of caveat, not being an appl
cation for patent, in any possible sense Of the
term.
The remaining portion of the Choctaw orphan
trust lands, to be offered for sale to the high
est bidder Sealed proposals will be received by
the land offices of Mississippi until the LIST of No
vember
The Attorney General has ordered a aolic pros
equi in the case against Montgomery, who re-
moved the squatters from the Indian trust lands
and destroyed the habtations in Kansas.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Death of Distinguished Men:


The busy reaper, Death is ever gathering in
his harvest but at times he seems to take richer
freight to the spirit land that calls the attention
more particularly to his doings. We clip the
following from our exchanges of the present
week:
DEATH OF THosIAs Dick, LII DIR Dick,
the author of 1.-The Christian Pmiosopher' ana
many other works of a religio.sciehtihc character
which have been and are still very popniar on
both sides Of the Atlantic, died at Broughty Fer
~ near Dundee. Scotland, on Wednesday, the
5tltb Of Julya the advanced age of eighty three.
JJp TO the close Of his life he was an earnest de-
yotee Of tie sciences, Astronomy being his fay-
orte studyin which he was probably most at
home.
DEATH OF Eugene SUE.-News by a late ar
rival announces the death of Eugene Sue, the
French Novelist. He was born in Paris, Dec.
10, 1874, and at his baptism the Empress Jose
phine and the Prince Eugene Beauharnais Off
ciated as sponsors. Having completed lis pre-
paratory education, he followed the example OF
his father, and entered the army as surgeon, IN
which capacity he served in Spain in 1928, and
was present at the storming OF Cadlz and the
CAPTURE Of Trocadere and Tarifa. The next year
he entered into the naval service and made sew
eral voyages to the West Indies. In 1877. he
vent to Greece and was present in battle OF Nay
avino. lie turned his attention to literature,
and has pursued it with great success; having
amassed a large fortune. 1t is singular that
while living the life of luxurious arlstocrat, his
pen was at work preaching economy to the peo'
pie and his socialistic tendencies carried him SO
ar that he was once banished from the EN-
FiFa.
DEATH or taoP. DAVID PRENTICE. The
Geneva Courier announces the 49ath OF David
Prentice, L. l.. ID. OF that place. ON the i4th.-
DR. Prentice passed the longest portion OF his
three score years and ten, ls a teacher, and tor
a considerable time was professor IN Geneva
College Latterly he had been compelled from
tho igfrmties Of age to give up teaching,
but was anaLl11 10 live comfortably upon an an
uai Christmas present Of 600, which had been
made to him for some years past Is tribute OF
affection and respect by five OF his former pupils
Judge Masten and II. w. Rogers, Esq, of Buff
salo, Ex-Governor Seymour and Ward Hunt.
Esq. af Utica, and Henry Mygatt, Esq, OF Che
mango County.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Heavy Failures in New York.

-
II IS currently reported that Messr< Delauv
Isejn y Chrohe, bankers and John Thompson
Tanker and Broker, and publisher of the Coun
terfeit Detector, have rallied,
The liabilities Of the Ohio Life Insurance
Company are estimated from $4,000 to 81
0Q,0Oui about 100000 Of the checks paid ou
by the New York Agency on Saturday anG
Monday, are unpaid
MeSsrs. Brown Bros. & Co, aud others, have
placed an attachment upon the assets Of the
Company, on foreign corporation, and The
Sheriff and his Deputies are in charge OF the OF
iice property. The immediate embarrassment o
this Company arose, we understand from its in
ao'hty to meet loans made by it. The proceed,
OF these loans had been used in sustaining
western railroads, some Of which have received
an advance exceeding half million. The Pres.
iaent states. IN acard, that the capital of the
Company (S29o0,o0al is sound and reliable
exclusive OF such losses as may arise from the
insatfieieney OF securities from loans made BIZ
the Company.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

WALwoRTH Co. INsTiFUrB.--~ ARYe re-
ceived a circular giving notice of the opening of
this institution located at Genoa, Walworth Co.
we have before noticed in oGr columns, the
building that vas being erected for this purpose
and we are glad now 10 s~a that arrangements
have been completed, by which the school will
be opened on the 23d of September next. bir.
Z. W. PEET, A. B. has been employed as Prin-
eipal, with an able corps Of assistants, It's in
tended to have instruction given in ali The En-,
glsh Branches. Higher Mathematics, Sciences,
Languages, Music, Painting and Drawing.
The citizens of Genoa, are evidently GG the
right track TO secure healthy and permanent
prosperity, by starting thus early an educational
institution of high character. The Institute
is under the genera supervision of Board of
Trustees of which 7. Il. Fellows Esq. is
President.