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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

AIRS. KEMBLEs MORNING READING
sb.k.suesre's play of JULIUS CESAR MONDAY. De-,
81 at tie lectareroOm OF the University Medical coasp
Iah At next the Academy Of Music, ct O'Clock TICK.
ss ST escb-to be hsd ct Mesa Appletons rrsnb Crow.
ems and ChristsIns book stores Wn. Hall Seas nude
store and at the Clarendon Hotel also from G. W. Poinaa
Janitor of the College
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
for the 6olioaps.

A SUITABLE PRESENT for the HOLIDAYS
"A The YOUTHS CHEMICAL CABINET, containing
A % S sas s @
FYPE. No. ZIG Johnst
OHIR IsTMAs PRES ENTS.
" THE GIRLS DELIGHT.
PAPER DOLLS AND PAPER FURNITURE.
p, Seven y a, Hg~ber. Of Paper Dolls Mv "
r. e: J: E HSSE!s SH$sz
Two number: PAPER FURNfT1RE~oas for the PA.los
''a ole ''' 'D' 0i The BOYS DELIGHT:
Series Of Eight Cards of Pictures of Animals Horse Cow
AN E1EsA RSff f Fl HOUSE
For Paper Dolls and Paper Furniture printed on card board
and richly colored . 80,
send BY mai. postage prepaid sh ss number n, Of the
''"' ''H'''' CLARK, AUSTIN SMITH
No sPark,ow and No Ann.st, New York.
DIAMOND RINGS at BARGAINS.
T ssSGssToss ;s pi1ao sss' RsS
49,, n Ho 1IITT PIA NON SISS SSuos
at retail at TIL PER CENT
below the usual retail price ,,o .,,r,
GEO. & ii A asi::s., second ssor.
LEGANT HOLIDAY GOODS.
EBENEzER COLLAMORE,
No. AS BROADWAY. one block below Canal St.
10 now Openns large Invoice Of
PARIAN STATUETTES,
TlON in Price.
RICH ENGLISH CHINA TEA SETS
$1,000. and GIFT CUPS;
Sevre Cups and ssuceIs Tete aTe Sets Bohemian Cologne
Bottes Wedgewood Ware Cut aud Engraved Glass together
with o'ne Tah
BLUE CANTON CHINA BY the Set or Piece.
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE-JAPANESE
l. AND CHINESE GOODS.
MAoAsIN rNDIEN DE Observation-Disclosures
DU JAPON EFT DE LA CHINE.
ISYsTANs sS 6AHNadSt t MHnsss
ALMACEN DE LA INDIA DE FOUNTAIN, GENHRos
JAPON CHINA.
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, No e9s Bro.d..y, {. filled
cs Eli Boxes .ad
s 81 S
Persons with the above styles Of goods are re-
questsd to call and inspect them.
NERARDUS BOYCE, Manufacturer of SILVER
seps Bout to i retire "%
or Resi hi. superior stock of SILVER TABLE aud TEA
SERVICES a. very reduced prices.
q W E D. W A R d S
are now ready for sale at MOI. 2H and 2as Chrysie,-
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
WATCHES VA Great Ss 'fS'''i''' JEwrLRv
At great bargains for cssh.
The subscriber selling mis- stock OF watches and jewell
~ retail at reduced prices being u 50 cent less than
the usual retail prices 80.
Gold silver watches Of sll description Some beautiful
LADIES earinss pins and brsoelets finger rn with sets
diam ond ns plain and chased gold rings, Purs god
Wedding pgs gold guard chains ladies' chsteane chans gold
fob chains studs sleeve but.ons gold specacle and
eye glasses gold and pencils gold thimbes gold lockots
necklases seals and KEYS napkin onnses To-
GEO. c. ALIEN,
Importer Of watches and jewslry.
Wholesale and retail,
No. IL Wallet, second foot. Hew.Y0k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

MRS. KEMBLE's READINGS
wi Mrs FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE viii read Shstes
pesyes Play Of CORI0LANUS In the Lecture Room Of TIE
tnive atty Medical College lin l4thst next the Aedsmy
Musiol on SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, beginning ct
o'clock. =,
r, avoid interruption, is requested that the audience b
punotus. A.,
tons Francis. Growers and Chrsetns Bookstores Wiss
Hall Sobs Music store and at the Clarendon Hotel Gss
from c. w. Polman. Janitor Of the College.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

Il The sale Of seats this morning at precisely
the Academy c. BI-usnss, No. 7ol Broadway; Shelf
Stationery Store No 20 Was Reserved seats and tickets &c
the Family Circle 20 certs and 10 the mphese IS cents
be bad 81 the door, Books and Music of Oratoho
cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19

YHE ANNUAL BALL sad PROMENlnv
- CorCEkI IN sh oftes NURSERY ana CHILns ucs
WI az Place IN the Aosdcay Of haAa q y. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-19
A CADEMY of MUSIC.-ROBERT LIE Ola
"A BLE.-MONDAY, Dec q, 18th
BENEFIT OE NINE La GRANGE

A CADEMY of MUSIC.-ROBERT LIE DIA-
"A BLE.-MONDAY Dec q, st7i.
BENEFIT or NINE La GRANGE.
The public respectfully informed that rgemen.s
being made for the paure Of the Com Padeph
TO return to New York on the let ofFebrusry
There will be given performances previous 10 tina
departure Of the Company
ROBERT LIE DIABLE,
which created such profound production ard
the performance Of which had bs interrupted "a enable Tue
Director TO bring out Martha" Is Tsvs and the Cres.
on vii De given again. Its first performance viii take psce
MONDAY NEXT Dec. q,
when /. viii be riven for the benefit of -
MADAME ANNA De LA GRANGE
who on this occasion will ns and the same evening"
ALICE AND THE PRINCESS ISABELLA
GAIL FORhES
In bis sres. role Of Bertrau.
Sig BlGNARDL Zig LAB0CETfA
In the Ballet advertisement.
MILE TERESA ROLLA
will spp.sr supported by the Corps de Bala.
MADAME LA ORANGES BENEFIT
commeuces THIS MORNING at all the th,e. ticket Offices
when only OIL 50 ses1 will be sold On MONDAY the sale Of
the 8 ! snd remaining Q 81 will commence.
On WkphEeDAr, the second and last night Of ROBERT
LIE DIABLE.
THE CREATION.-NOVELLO OCTAVE
4 EDITION OF TaE CREATION. complete, in vocs
eors with fis2ofote Accompaniment, forms convsbieut
TOT those the audience who wish 20 f
c tue music with eye well and TO understsndnay
ruoy The Performance Piice 81 s. For sale q. j. NO
vtLLOS No 3ss Broadway second aoot sai the Assdemy
Of Ansa % hsevsa>s Of PsrfaSnsass.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
For the Tribune 1 Telegraph

HhOOHilSaL RSVcl1SS
This stiffness this hush Of night, stares in its
own uutoned silence--and those dark silent shadows
hat creeps noiselessly and lingeringly over he
earth, feel damp upon the Heart like the mark OF
time. On why i it, there - not Ole little iota IN all
the OF ition left plain this lifes ys
teryf Why is il that each night the placid moon
comes from lis siivery bed with lis sleepess eye to
watch the dark rolling earth, with quiet beauty
al It's own Why is it the stars twinkle at us SO
lierry, the long round Of seasons as though al
ways hlling some high festival, up, up far beyond
,ao reach % our limited faculties always laughing
at US in SORROW do well as in joy. Why is il the
beauty of earth comes with the rainbowtints
then leaves us in world If darkness and mystery
Why ID It we are always reaching after that
er obtain, and asking for that never receiye?-
Why Is it the hearts yearnings satisfied
and the soul iooses it's light of ieayen sometimes
.Bhy is if that death steals In among s, like THE
al night, to take tie faept flower Why is ittha
dread death thus to leave lifes clustering beau
t.es its tender ties ana all ts clInsng love Of earth
for that land Of unknown aud uEtIied realities :
How hard NJ to de''--to calmly fold the wea
red Limbs, to compose them fsr the - sleep tEat
knows no waking to push back the world crush
ing cares and anxeties, look the form, in life
we loved to beautfy, crumbling to dust, to eel the
last great ;hroc Of life-and die Oh we all must
die we all must endure this. Would We live alwaysl
Earth hath no resting place for the soul. no home
.bu' in heaven. Why is it We had not peoIly path
10 walk tron earth 10 Heaven! Why is ii we have
to go down in the valley and shadow of death
that mysterious way that hath no backward turn, no
beginning nor ond, where it il dark, uncertain and
lethesome. l. fhia strange dread and unwillingnes
because there's retnrn, no ever coming back to
earth Is it because this frozen stiffness, death
leaves in, there never change. only as IL nelts
away in duet! Oh. when we are weary of the world
when the burden of life is aims. insupportable' ,
when age has slowly erept along, and marked us all
with his trembling signet when and tolls have
laid their heavy weight at our feet, why are we moi
willing to die
Somers, Tvs. NELLIE NETTLEwooD.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
Want Of Observation-Disclosures.

Want OF Contidence---nlustrated
little Frenchman losrcd merchant five
thousand dollars when times were good lie
called at the counting house few days since, in
a state of agitation not easily described
How do You dor inquired the merchant.
'Sick-very sick, replied monsieur.
| What is the matterl'
'Des times is dc matter
| 'Detimcs-what disease is that
DE maaide what break all de merchants, yer
much
.Ah-the times, chi well, they are bad,
very bad, sure enough; bat how do they affect
| your
Wy, monsieur, / lose de confidence
In whom!'
| In everybody
Not in me. hope
! 'Pardonnez moi, monsieur; but DO not know
who to trust at present when all de merchants
/ break several iiues, AL ia pieces
! Then presume you want yoUr money!
| 'Uui. monsieu starvc FOR want of Tangent.
| Cant Won ia ,yijhou IT.
| NO monsieur, must have hini'
| You must
| 'Oui monsieur said little dimity breecLes,
turning pale with apprehension for the safety o.
his money.
| And you can't do without it,
| No, monsieur; not Won other leetle moment
! longare.
| The merchant reached Lis bank book, drew q
chocl, on The god old Commercial for the
amount and hau led it 10 his visitor.
| Vat Is lis, u'onsieurl'
! a check for tive thousand dollars with the in
terest.'
i ii Joaf said the Frenchman with amaze
leIt.
/ Certainly
Have you lie Iargens in de bankl
/ Yes"
And IS ii Payaitement convenient to pay the
sunni
/ Undoubtedly. What as tonishes youl
w, dan you have got him in dees times
/ Oh, yes. and have plenty more. owe
nothing that / cannot pay at moment 5 NO
lice
| The Frenchman was perplexed.
! Monsieur, you shall DO me one leetle favor,
| chr
With all my heart
Well, monsieur, YOU shall keep de PargeHt foI
me some LITTLE years longer
/ why, / thoosht You wanted it,
'1out aH oOntraire. ! no want de FGTgoat-l
| want de grand centidance. Suppose you no got
De money, den want him yer much; suppose
YOU got him, den | no want him at all. pon:
leompTeRe-, eh?'
After some further conference. the little French
man pre- vailed VI on the merchant 10 retain thC
money, and lett the counting house with {
achier heart. and count nance very diheIen
from the one he soIe wien be catered III,
confidence was restored. aud although he als
nos stand in need of the money, he wished Il
KNOW that his properly Was in safe hands.
/ This little skets-h has y moral. ii the reade
has sagsciiy oOgh 10 ind it Philadelphia In
gGiTtT.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

'Sit, W 4a~cHElI
Directors.
,harlesJ Martin, President.
William c. Lambert firm OLA d i. Lawrence & Co
t'"Hrge {. Collins, firm of Sherman K Collins.
Danf"rl \. Barney. firm of Wells. Forge 4 Co.
i-acius Hopkins, firm ufHHpkins, Allen il Go.
Thomas Messenger, firm IF I. & II Messenger.
William II. Meiiea, tir.n Of Claim Mc!icn < Co.
William T. Hooker Cashier Continental Brink
p. " atson Ball. firm Of Haskil Merr.ck X Buil
l.. AteTbury. IT, iirm OF ie.,s Aterhury, ir Il Go
l:ucien y. lonis.i, firm OF Conan, Iatlrop& TO-.
Homer Morgan.
Levi l. -toae firm Of Siorc Starr * Co
y Hnmn'tev.fi,m 4 Barney, Humphrey s. Butler
ie"trc Iearee fem Of George Pearrc 4 Cd.
HGru - " ori. firm -: Nard A Work ~ Son.
lame, hpw. inn Vi james Lows Co.
II Elp..!usham Grm u FrihBgi'am Newell s. Co
'Aarlts j. UGlkle frn. Of Dulkley and Co.
RicilA, i II; cav, finn of Dome King & CO.
tieor.-e u. Morgna, firm Of l.. - Morgan x Co.
co,lore IeNanee. fam % Bower, M Name & c.
Gepaa u. Morton, firm OF Norton, Jew ett Il Duzby
Oliver L. Wood firm 90 Willard Wood Il Co.
Amos t. Emo. firm of Erno, Roberts q Co.
Alfred 5. Barnes, firm of A. :. Barns q Co.
George Bliss, firm OF Geo Bliss & Co
Roe Lockwood, firm % Lockwood & Son. & =
john q. Nelson, firm of Nelson s. 90. st = =
LYMAN Cooke. firm of Lyman Cooke & Co. a
Levi 7. Morton. firm of Morton Il Giinnel.
CARTS Noble firm ot Condif & Noble
John b. hutchinson firm OIL e. Howe g. Co
Stephen Paul, firm of stephen Paul & Co. sa.s
Chacles Baldwin, firm Of Baldwin, Starr g. Co
Ii. GiiDeTi Ely, firm OF Ely. Ciapp X Bowen.
Amos T. ID wight, firm % Trowbridge, DWIGHT x Co
Henry 4. Hubert, firm of Swift IIglburt Y Co
Jcsse ii"yi finn at ,'e &c lloyt & Co
VIM. Sturgis. firm 81 Stureis Shaw 81 Co.
Thomas w. Williams, I'd
John z Ford, firm ofFubber & Co.
George 7 StedmGr, firm Of Stedman. Maynard & Co
Sidney Mason, firm ri Mason Il Thompson.
L. 6. MERRILL, Agent,
3mtj Henosha, wis.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
EOR SAL Il

THE EAGLE FOUNDRY, on the corner Of PARK and
Exchange Streets in the city Of Seuusba together with
variety Of patterns for castings Of various nlzckinery
and large quantity " F!aks toE Also sxeel-
lent steam Engine o. cet power Tor al purposes about
Foundry The location cfthe Foundry Is the very best
VI the city the 10; upon SheA il Is situated being 20 by
- feet upon three Slreeiop room sufficient for large
Business. This Foundry has n successful operation
FOR fourteen years. ard has extensive range q custom
The Only for Offering for sale. is the aneness
the proprietor, which prevents him eo the business he
would Ike to.
TIE property wiz b. sold the reasonable terms
Por further particulars eaqnire ofF ". ErMsx
isu. JOSHUA DAVIES, Prspris,or.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
7. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE
SSwcGo Starch.

(FuE Ti4E Laundry
HAS established c-cste Gritty thaa has ever been
IL obtained by any ot.ti Starch.
THIS has b,eB tae re,t Il its marked superiority in
quality, and 80 inevitable uniformity.
TIE production WJHty Tons daily, and tie de-
maud has extended iaroG cou the whole the United
States, and to fareigG countries.
Working thus very large scale. and under rigid
system they able 10 perfect uerEy in lie
quality throughout ti- wear This s. sfr great De-
sIde al 9sn iE starch king, and Is reaiiz d
p0Hs Tor tke first time.
Tie very best starch that can DC made and o3sy Is
SWrys waited hy CONSUMERS, and liS will he iT;gd
then by the srocers their customers have learn
which Is the best ami ask for totler they would
likely gst Thai article which the ;rgest pref
be Eiade--
NJ kuSford has been engaged IA TIRE manufacture q
Starch continuously F the last :. years and during the
the period he Sach made under his supsry
has been. heyoHG qaestou, the hest ia the market
Fer the 6rs; year, r. Esd the charge Of the Worss OF
VIZ. Colgate Co SO which period he invented the pro
cess oft,c manufacture Of Germ Starch
- ask E,r hjsgyF0rs.s SsGtch tie 0sscego
ksss esH es'.ttF az p ~ G7efAeg Tt.fgrB.
-11 ~ all Of se be grccers in nearly every part
If the country.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
Less of the Central America


link 1t viii be found worth tie reading.
Less of the Central America
Many lea ne, many league,
Many a league onward,
Al in Tire fated ship.
Sailed the Five Hundred!
''Home Home!" was the joyful cry;
No threat ming danger nigh,
No cloud TO dim the sky,
''Homel Homer was the joyful cry
As in the lated ship
T-ti Sailed the Five Hundred,
Home! Home" thraugh the welk in rung,
''Rcane, Home sweet Homer was sung
BY all that happy tLrong.
From hume long sundered;
Taers not to doubt or fear
Theirs but to sing and hear, ist
As tae ship sped onward, r,t
OF friends aud kindred near,
Wife, eliiAl, AID swt et-heart deas,
hat glad Five Hundred. s
No storm 10 I'D TO right of them,
No storm cloud TO left OF them,
No storm cloud in front of item,
Z ThreateAod aud thundered;
Fear NOT sh,rn nor swcll
Bravciy they sped and we'll,
While each had his tale to tell
As all on board wondered,
Oh motief and Katy, and Nelly,
And the babe they al loyed SO we'll,
sHs Happy Five Hundred!
= Hope glistened in everyeye,
Home, Home was drawing nigh,
And all hearts beat quick and high,
When 10. the treGcherous sky @
ooh, what ties were sundered!l 70
Her fatal bllrs LET slip esi
Al the brave and gallant ship, ..-- @
As size hurried onward
p On her home bound trip, ... a
With tie glad Five Hundred!
Black clouds TO right of them,
Black elonds 10 lett Of them,
Black clouds in front of them.
Now volleyed and thunderedi
Stormed at by sea and sky,
Grim death stood waiting by
That sad Five Hundred;
And mid the fearful cry,
Great God. with home SO nigh,
Thou wilt not lei e diei"
Tho brave sh. foundcred.
Oh, pray fer the homewa,d bound.
Long, long shall The iaie 20 round,
by sad hearts pgndeted.
How their ld-t, last hnine they fauld
Pray God I'll hea rd-b0undl
That doomed Five Hundred.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

of fire, afreshening morning breeze, an hour OF
two OF ime,and Ike the clouds that lie about the
setting sun, they fade and vanish out of sight
One truth well lived. one worthy deed well
done. is nober than they all. Even the very
affections of the feeblest of MS ALL out-live
them and shine the ecarest in the cloudiest hour.
-Chira1o T0uraaI
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
Money! Money!
Here i. "a Cbancc for some Man 10 Make
Money!

Money!
zSsEsS offer my Farm for sale, containing about
EsfFS Fiys Hundred Acres, situated about four miles
~XE west of the city o kenosha, in the of Pleas
--.--- ant Prairie, aud the main Chicago aud Mil
wHuAee road said Farm has abou; Seventy Tin
Der 3 and is well adapted all kinds Of grain grass
There Is the ground about III Of heat the
balance in Barley Oats Corn &C. making about acres
crops-90 of Timothy and Clover Grass-an abun.
dance OF pa.turage, and good water.
first rate Dwelling House, finished from cellar to
"a garTet; Barn 81 by 81 II. with basement 81 brick
H. Wood House ," by a. Corn House. Hog House Is by
- two stories brics smoke House SC. 100 grated Apple
Trees, bearing from very few up ten bushels This
Farm has Of the best wells OF in the State and its
proximity Of the best markets in the makes
veIy desirable properly.
wl sell is farm for The low price OF sS5 per with
all the crops the ground for So per and give
Possession :e fan S95 remain Yer Eve years from
the gath OF March 1851 cent interest and portion
the laauce rcnaiu, Il desired, for Of years.
The only for my oGeriug his farm for sale ,iis
very luw price, present III health and my physicians
advise mc 10 Leave for Southern ciuatc.
W. p. WATTLES.
Pleasant Prairie, May p, 1851. 49Jf
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

WHY THE SPECIE FLOWS TO Us FROM Eng
LAND.-lt is not cotton merely that is bringing
coin from England, but the low price of our Sc
curities is drawing ont boards of gold in the
hands of British capitalists. The London cores
pondent of the New York Commercial confirms
this impression. He writes:
The fall i'll prices of American railway stocks
has appeared preposterous to many of oul
capitalists, orders sent out for purchases at New
York are believed TO have been extraordinarily
numerous, and to provide for these, specie will
be sent in various parcels, which cannot fail t
make mp very large aggregate.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

NEVER TOO LATE,-It is never too late to do
right, as for instance gentleman began to
study grammar after he had written for the press
ten years. 1t is never late to get married; Naomi
the daughter of Enoch, took her first husband at
five hundred and eighty. 1t is never too late to
drop any habit James the novelist, wrote sixty
nine volumes before lie could shake off his sol
itary horseman." 1t Is never too late to be "wide
awake" character; an old gentleman who has
ceased to read the Daily Evening Blunderbuss
has entire Y recovered from the slecpness that
used to affect him l. is sometime too late to
"pop the question - a man once did so 10 a
charming wilder" jast as she had reached her
house after buryng her first husband "you are
too late, was the reply, 'ths deacon spoke to me
at the grace. - icaHEss.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
/. NA-NtitI = II q otf-s :
OSWEGO CORN STARCH.
Ian ot-nnrN-S af-A

Has ohtainc eqUsl briy wR their Starch for the
LAaUdsv Tbs article j perfectly pure. and *, every
-sSpecf, equal 10 the bes; Bsrauda Root besides
having additional qualities which invaluable for
Poatoe Sarch has been extensively packed and sold
starch and has given false Impressions many,
20 the real merits Of cur Corn Starch.
From great decasy and parity, t Is coming also in
10 extensive Use Is det saF infants aba invaliis.
E. y. KELLOGG d CO.. Agents
snfs IS6 FULTON STREET, y Y
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

tP' 4 New Post Once has been established
at Teller's Corners, Crawford eoanty, and Isaac
Teller appointed Post Master.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05

~ The New York independent has ceased
the publication OF the weekly list Of failures.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
The following from the Chicago Democrat is
but the beginning Of what you may expect to
hear of the same character during the winter
Great Suffering in Oconto Co, Wis.

Great Suffering in Oconto Co, Wis.
OCoSTo, Oct. 49, 1857.
Mr.. EDITOR Il write these few lines to see
if our Lords Of Lumberdom not as ieep while
hundreds who have worked to make them rich
and comfortable are literally strayIng. | know
times are hard with you, but not as hard as they
are here. The Mills from Green Bay to Menom-
once were all shut down without moment )
warning some of the men paid off with notes at
sixty and ninty days, others with due bills
There Is not a barrel of pork, -four, or anything
for the inner man, and not twenty dollars in mon
ey in the whole length of Oconto County, and no
way to get any Men who are able TO walk, are
going to Green Bay on foot, leaving their wives
and children here with not three days prOvis-
ions before them. JOboers are leaving the woods
for the want of pork anl -four for their help. If
our employers could not raise the money, they
could at least send US something to eat. Oh, if
any Of them get your paper and read these few
lines, while at the fremont or any of your three
dollar hotels, may they think of us having their
due bills to look at and eating potatoes with
cold water, CT hemlOck tea. | know of many re-
spectacle men here who work for, from ten to
twelve hundred dullars year, who would give
a hundred dollar due bill for a barrel of pork and
-four. Oh. you lumbermen, who have worked
the flesh off from your men, forget no. that hun.
dreds of men, women and children go to bed
with All empty stomach on your account They
look at due bills aud wish it was money they had
instead.
l send these few lines to friend, who will
hand them to you for publication as you are
stranger to me. OCONTo.
DEAR: VIII you do me the kindness to
have this published in one OF yOur papers, and
see if the Lords OF Lumberdom have any feel
ings left Here am, working and managing
TWO mills for Mr.. and my family are actual
~ in want of common food and clothing, and
can't even get these. Ola. you can't imagine
,he distress ard famine that will be heard from
here. HereI an with nearly seven hundred
dollars coming to me, and no pork, butter, four
or sugar in the house and with over two inches
of snow on 'he ground. 1t is hard.
thought had hard time in Mexico, but it
was 40 comparison.
I rntnain ny. dean air rn1irs in frinn,ls Jim
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-05
4. IL. THOMPSON. II. D..


DHY SIClAN AND SURGE ON
Il wiz. be found III a.ce over Starkweaher's Drug
Store, his residence Of Chicago and Park
sreets, al times tly aead the calls Of the public
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