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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
SheTiH's Sale.

Geo. Colt VS.. A. VI. Stone, ct al
ID virtue of an order Of sale me directed and de
ID liyersd in the above described cause from the cour,
of common pleas of Wood county. Ohio, | will offer
for sale at the door Of the house. in Perrysburg
On Saturday. December 18th, 1857,
between the hours of and o'clock, r. NJ of said day
the following described real estate to wt The east ut
OF River Tract number fy-seven (j7) in the United
states Reserve Of twelve miles square the foot of the
rapids Of the Miami OF Lake Erie. containing eighty
four and eighty hundredths acres the above
described real estate to he sold upon the following
terms to wit--Onethird in hand and tho balance in
two equal annual nstaments with interest on the de-
ferred payments, to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. G. W. NORTON Sheriff
November H. lS5T-27u5S2g3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19

~ The new constitution, about to be sub
mitted to the people Of Oregon for adoption or
rejection, is rather remarkable instrument 1t
aboishes grand juries. es.-obolishes the office Of
Lieut.. Governor, the Secretary of State being
Governor pro TEN in case of the death Of Cover
nor the Governor is TO perform the duties Of
State treasurer bank charters are forbidden;--
municipalities are prohibited from contracting
debts Judges are not allowed to hold any Of
flee for one year after the expiration of their
judgeship the ballot is abolished at elections,
and uiuG rOce voting substituted the Senate is
limited 10 fifteen AMI the Assembly 10 thirty
members two clauses with regard to slavery
will be submitted to The people one legalizing
and the other prohibiting it.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
Ditch Notice.

THE trustees of Liberty township. Wood county,O
will meet at the house of Daniel McCrory in sa d
township on the 25th day of December next for the
purpose of locating ditch or water-cOqrse or drain
along the south side of the section line between see
tons number 20, 26 and S5, "a, and 34 Beginning al
the Perrysburg and Findly free turnpike road, run.
ming thence to the Niltonve Liberty free turnpike
road. or a. the samca may be deemed most suit
bic by said truseesand according to law with suitable
outlet drains; and all owners of lands each side
said line within one halfmile thereof on eac side es
pecially Samuel McCrory, Sen, Edwin Gorton, Mary
WeltOn, William Cullens, William Miller are hereby
notified that the said trustees will as aforesaid
for the purpose of laying out, and apportOning tn,
work of said ditch or drain, according to law
MANY PETITIONERS
Liberty. NnN- 10. lS11-2SMGaa 20
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19

rr Brigham Young has issued proclama
tion to the U. S. troops, defying the Govern
ment, and counseling his people to hostiites
in the most determined form, and ordering the
troops to keep out of Utah. He says that if they
desire foreman till spring they may do SO, pro
vided they give up their arms and ammunition
Col. Alexander IN reply. stated to Young, tha
the troops were there by order Of the President
and would be disposed OF as the commanding
General thought pEorer.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
AN EPITAPH,

Here lies, the gilt rubbed off his sor lid earth,
man whom fortune made to fashion known;
Though void alike of breeding, parts, or birth,
God mammon early marked him for his own
Large was his fortune. but he bought it dear;
r, what he won foully he did freely spend
DE plundered no one knows how much year,
But chancery o'ertook him in the end.
No further seek his fra;lties to disclose,
for many of hts sins should share the load
While he kept rising. who asked how he rose
While we could reap, what cared we how he
soWeu Punch.
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"Asook FORE EVERY MANS / LisRARY., ,,

NAKL INDUCEMENTS To AGENTS..
Canyassers wanted to obtain subscribers for the Cow.
rREHENsIvs GEOGRAPHY AND HIsTORY ANCIENT AND
MODERN, OF THE WORLD; by S. G. GoopRICu
peter ParleyO. Handsomely bound in cloth gilt and
lustrated with 200 beautiful engravings and so maps
Price So Sold only b, agents, to each of fwhom spe-
cial district will be given. Applicants should state what
counties they would like to The book is now
ready Copies will be sent by mail post paid. on re-
ceipt of the price. Bills all solvent banks taken at
par. The Home Journal" says of this work: 'No
family whatever should be without it," For full par
ticulars in regard to agency. address
GEORGE W. ELLIOTT,
Publisher and Bookseller. No. l72 William ST. N Y
hS-All kinds of School and Miscellaneous Books
Cheap Publications. Stationery and aps furnished at
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Sherif's Sac.
Lewis iIose. vs.. William Crom

Lewis dose, vs.. William CrOm ct al.
- Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the court Ofoommon pleas ofWood
county Ohio, in the above cause will offer for sale
at public auction Saturday. the 26h day Of Deccm
ber, 1857, between the hours of and o'clock p. NJ
at the door of the court house. in Perrysburg in said
county the following described lands and tenements
to witt All the title and interest which said William
CrOm mOrtgaged to said Lewis BOSE, to secure the
payment of the purchase money thereof; the south
west quarter of section one, in township five NORTH
range nine east; and the northwest quarter of the
same section, in Wood county, Ohio.
ASHER Cook, Atty. G. W. NORTON Sheriff.
November IL 1Si7-0owiSD
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Ditch Notice.

Ditch Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners of land in
~ section IL and 49, in Plsn township. Wood coin-
ty. Ohio that the trustees of said township will meet
at c. Nibcung's, at O'Clock A. VI. the 18th day of
December. 1851 in order to lay and apportipon tn
following dtches to wit: One ditch commencing north
of the centre post Of section 49, and running north
ming north and then joining the first mentioned ditch
aud running in northwestern direction into the so.
called town line ditch :" finally ditch commencing
north east Of said post and running in north
direction into the Nibelung Minton ditch.
NnH II lSi1-D1MhH
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NO'TICE,

rs hereby given that there will be petition presented
i to the county commissioner at their next regular
session in December, asking them to grant view and
survey OF county road, follows Beginning at the
northeast corner Of section fifteen 5 town ave (5)
range nine (9 east; thence and three
miles on section lines; thence north half mile; thence
west fourth mile thence north half mile to the Gs.d
and Kellogg road in same town and range and there
terminate. MANY PETITIONERS
Weston. November z Is5T--o6vi
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NOTICE.

.TNHE DIAMOND MILLS will, the coming winter n,
L. protected against freezing up So that the friends
and patrons of this favorite mill be
at all times inhe winterani have their work done
on short notice. Tho celebrated Diamond Flour can
be had at our store and likewise buckM heat rye and
meal in sacks, or BY the small This mill was pur-
chased and fitted up and the bridge opened
to avoid the annoyance they were heretofore sub
ject.d to. WILLIAM HOIJSTOE
harrisburg NnYnmhnr Isiz-Dstf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
iROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given thst there will he . ps,i-
~ ton presented to the Commissioners OF Wood Co.
at their regular session in December next asking them
to grant view and survey of comfy road, for an
alteration follows: Beginning At or near the north
east corner Of the half of the north. quarter
OF section twenty three. five north, range num-
bcr nine east thence west section lines the north
west corner OF the east half Of the north quarter
OF section twenty-five. same town and range. thoncs
south about twenty rods the county road and there
terminate also to vacate much Of the county road
a. lies between the above named points.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Meston In. Wnoh Co nc1 al lsiz-0-wIs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BO w LIN G G. lsEIRIN N
UNION SCHOOL,

W Ill. commence its Winter Term December sth,
w 1891. anu continue twelve weeks. This school
IS In highly prosperous condition. and no pains will
be spared to make it of the hest schools oits kind
anu perfectly satisfactory to the parent or guardian
NJ. De l.. Buell., Superintendent of the school and
Pncpal OF Iii school is ripe scholar. and expert
cnced teacher. Miss VI. Powers teacher in Primary
department is also capable ana experienced teacher
Especial pains will be taken with shose who are pre
parihg to teach; and we trust all who may chose to
nd,wlll lind this school perfectly satisfactory
BOwing Green NOyelnber 10 lS51-2sml
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be petition
: presented to the commissioner OF Wood county.
at their next session praying io the to cause couI
W road to he surveyed, and estabshed said road 20
commence at county road on the north section line
o section 10, in Plain township, about eighty rods
from the north vest Of said section; thence
south on tie west half qu r.er lire OF said sstos 10
county road on the south line OF said section and
there terminate. w N. SCOTT.
Plain TNp. November & Is57.c6vls
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
school Lands For Sale,
Road Notice.

NOTICE is given that pe tition will be presented
y to the commissioners of Wood county, Ohio at
their session OF December 1857 wherein pstitonsr,
ask nm order OF view survey and location Of the fol-
lowing described county road. to wit: Commencing
at the northeast corner Of section 80 and the
east corner OF section 2S of town north of range IL
east; aud thence west the section line between
tons 20 and 2S. 81 and 30 81 and 80 terminating a.
the northwest of section 81 and the south
corner OF section 80 Of town NORTH OF range east
:, H. F. MILLER, ct at Petitioners.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
STRAYED,

ENROM THE SUBSCRIBER in Washington town.
l. ship Wood county, dark bay mare colt three
years old, of medium size. well built with long tail
no marks on her TO my knowledge; whoever will return
her to me or inform where she is by letter or 9TH
erwlse addressed to Weston Tontogony Post Office
shall be well paid for their trouble. Srayed about
three months. EDWIN TULLER,
Washington Township, Nov. 10, ls5T-2Stf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19

~ The Louisiana Legislature has el, cted J.
Pinckney Henderson sad J. N. Hemphill 10 the
United States Senate.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
In Attachment.
Rudolph Meyer and Mary Meyer Plaintiff. N. John c.

. Ruithinger.
THE defendant John G. Ruithinger q nonresident
of the state of Ohio will take notice that Rudolph
Meyer and Mary Meyer did on the 9th day Of October
1857 file their petition in the Clerks office Of the court
of common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, against ,hS
said John c. Ruithinger setting forth that the 10Th
day of August, 1856, Thomas Dunlap made his prom
ssory for six hundred dollars and delivered the
same to the said John G. Ruithinger; and that said
said its maturity after due notice and demaid
And the said plaintiffs ask judgment upon said note
against the defendant for six hundred dollars with in
teTest at ten per cent from the 10th of October 1855
And said defendant is notified that he is requested to
appear and answer said petition before the Sd
Saturday after the I'd Monday of October
ASHER COOK, Atty. for PIE.
Perrxshnrn Qctnher IL IsiL-19,caIl = y
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19

Chance for a Bargain.
TINHE dwelling house and two lots the south
J. of Locust and Second Streets and house on
Second street. door of W L. Cooks residence;
also an Office on Front street. door west of F. r.
Milers store are offered for sale thirds OF what
they are WORTH Time will be given on part and the
payments made easy.
Apply D. 81. NEFFORD. or to
MARK CURTIS.
Nay 2l, lS5S-2n
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the c0mn1ssion =
them r. VI nuu vvunty IIeIT ses.on mrs vim
the ,on,b ou. sa e''aeliih road commencnr .,
and rnm corner OF section ls in Liberty township
section lS in Plain township; and further '1n o.
.s,ian ne 3s1sOaa'kin,ve HS road on straight lin. in
"a, n, u c, a"l par. o. section 90 in Plain township
ereteu Dy that part Of said road are Willing 70
road on straight lines wherever /, v,I ha 10 M
after they have done So !" ""' oe put and
November S. ls57--2Gv4%
NOTICE is hereby given to t6e n6 6,LT,.z,--,,,,-
erty and Henry townships, that tbsr. III, ~ 10
peu.'oh presented to the commissioners of Wood con
.helr next December session praying for cop,t,
msncng at the southeast corner Of Ib.rty
.unnhs thence west on the township line, 10 tI, Nil
ton,ille free pike, and there terminate. '"' ""-
November s. lS57-26w4t
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19

THE Subscriber has good improved farm for sale.
Il situated three miles from Perrysburg on the wss-
tern Resrve and Maumee road. There are seventy
under good cultivation. orchard hundred
fruit trees with good buildings cider MILL SC. Terms
reasonable. with but small portion down
July 30, ls57-12h ASHER COOK.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19

~ Eleven States have appointed the Goth Inst.
as day OF pubic Thanksgiving and prayer.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-19
i,ond Notice

Noloh rs herohy given. that petition will be pre-
' sented to the commi ss0ners of Wood conntv ob;
at their session of December 1851 wherein petitioner,
ASK an order OF view survey and location of The fn,
owing described county road, to witt Commencing
at the northwest corner of section 40 AMI tba ,ts
west corner OF section 10, oftown north of rang. II
east thence east along the section line between
tons JO and 49, 70 and 30 % and a. "a and 2g rs and
23, and rs and a. Terminating at Tho nnrth ~ Hiu
OF section 70 and the southeast corner of section az
oftown north, Of range II east
II. +. MILLER, ct aLPetitioners
November s, ls57....2Gw4$I
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Improved Farm for Sale

Perysburg. October Is, Is57-23w6s415
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

&C CLAM la4 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR FRANK
n. fort, and IA Grand street, near Bowery,
importers and manufacturers Of
FURs or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Offer their rich and extensive stock Of
LADIES' FANCY FrRS,
known fer their and
prcsRDix.s COST.
n. B-Sore open Thanksgiving day I'll O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

GEORGE y WARD NUsRFTEERs THERE WILL BF
VI meeting Of the above company l8 Grand street.
this friday evening, ~ O'Clock " The members of The
above company requested u be puncna hour
business q Importance will be laid before the meeting ~
order Of JAS pFCKIIAn Capta{n
JAS 4, GnepRItI Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

90 NASSAU STREET.-HENRY ii. LEEDS co. WILL
LO sell at auction on Friday Nov n at II o'clock AZ IN
salesrooms Is Nassau street. splendid Of fame
furs made up by Maiden lane expressly 10
city retail trade amongst which viii be found real sables
value and other grades describe Every
tce will be sold 10 the highest bidder and
presented. deposit required from all purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27
INTRLIxGEACE ODYICEs.

INTDl4IxGEACE OFFICES.
- ~. -. 49, =
NO CHARGE TO FAMILIES AND THE PUBLIC FOR
IN coed servanisA kinds OF the best help,
moderate wages suit ALL at the Domestic Institute aud
Home l3S 1h ST. of 9th English, German Welsh,
Irish American help Conducted by respectable lady
VTANTED--A BOOKKEEPER FOR A COMMISSION
w house, conductors. clerks for shipping and coal
Offices porters clerks for grocery and dry goods stores
2brakemen,s3 hremen barkeepers men for steamers,
2express drivers and boys Apply 10 LOUIS KAUFMAN,
766 Broadway.
yVANTFD-sIy MEN FOR STEAMERS, 3 CLERKS,
w I bookkeeper, porters walters, barkeepers,
conductors brakemen remen, 2express drivers stew
srdess housekeeper and girls 70 travel Apply 10 GIL
LEN co, East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

nEY STREET HOTEL, s. rs AND Is DEF sTRKxT
~ New York
Bedrcns warmed and supplied with Cro,on water 50 Gems
pw day -
BEy sTRRyy HOTEL DINING SALOON
AHerpature comforts IN ne Of eating and drinking
selected BY one OF the bss the city up
w TOP style atprices eomm.narsie with The hard umes
Furnished with The choices beverages
THE OYSTER DEPARTMENT
Supplied with the most bivaves Geld cu,a
Ac, and the billiard room closes at ~ NJ
w N. LAMGLEY, prop~le,or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

T'IIE COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO LtDE a. BR0oKEs,
will take pare NJ Brooses Assembly Rooms, Bl Broome
street, On Monday evening, November " UehssW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27
HREHCn ADvERT1snMENTs.

YREnCn ADvERTT1RMENT0.
ON DEMANDE-CNE FRANCHISE CONNIE N0URRTSE
" pour coGdre besoin de sadresser 81
de bonnie references
de eurs dernere place SadEesser box 2456 Post office
New York city.
TINE FILE FRANCHISE, PARLANT ANGLAIS DE
- sire Sc placer dams famle Franchise Ameri
ellie salt fare toute de couture ct brodere
prendra sons des enfants Ellie peut fournr les meeres
accommodations de la VILE sadresser 461a Broadway
dams lie store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

CoRrrANDT srREEr HOTEL. ------~----~-
" No. ~ Cortlapdt street
Board reduced from ~ 10 u 60 per day
y. q ETEBBINs ProvrssSv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

AK BROADWAY,
# I'D SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.
Our large stock Of shaws of every description including
many new and exclusive styles, are reducedt0
ONE HALF THEIR ORIGINAL COST.
Cloaks in velvet and select elegant style
and made OF the richest materials imported all reduced
W per cent in price.
Ladies will ind extensive establishment an assert
ment Of
sHAwIs AND CLOAKs,
More varied and tasteful than be shown in any
house in the United States. CHARLES STREET CO,
476 broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

GENTLEMAN TRAVELLING SOUTH WANTS A
"A good ying agency Address Excelsior Herald office
T AWYFR'S CLERK.-A STUDENT AT LAW, GRADU.
IL of college, lately admitted the bar desires stua.
ton clerk in Office Address Lex box 1893 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

a REAT AUCTION SALE
THE ENTIRE STOCK or JOHN N. GENINs FuRs
Manufactured expressly
For his retail trade,
wiz be sold at auction without reserve, on
Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday,
November I'D, oath, 9Th and 18th,
At No. bS Broadway.
The assortment comprises coaks capes, victorines,
AUFFs, CUFFS COLLARS, GLOVES,
nUTvLEs, SLEIGH RoBDs,
Manufactured from every variety Of fur in use,
And will be opened for inspection on
Monday, November q, at 10 O'Clock A. ".
HERTS 4 MOSS, Auctopeers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-27

L,URs, yuRs, vrRs.
warehouse,
No. 81 Maiden lane, of Gold street
q A q. fAMuKTS
OTw their immense stock ~ rich maunfaouYad hdIss
chrdrens fancy fus at great reduction from
sale prices In order 70 realize cash. via -
tnf MARVIN from tlO and ppwtfds 50
SABLE .ssssssstst*ss.*s.v..s 70
stone msYtSu .sssss*4ssssssss..ss ~
Mountain marten nom .4t.ss..s.,..s.. o
French sAn1e Won
Also splendid stock 81 gentlemen fur coats gloves
and mnhbess; Mso Ugh robes In great variety.
Please remember NJ Maiden lane, the American and Rus
dian Fur Compsnys warehouse.
IMMENSE REDUCTION
III
WINTER HpNHETs
NJ MADAME POUNkyORD cos,
GIL Broadway,
Under Lsfwge House.
L 500 DOWN ASSORTED QUALITIES
HOMER RErCHUM.
No. sls Broadway,
Corner ~ Pearl RI.
THE BALL sRAaOH.
FT,ITE (OMpTIuENTARy RAIL TO ItDE u. BROOKFl,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21

THE New GovERNMEsT LIGHT Nearly two
years ago Congress made an appropriation of
$l000 to erect and maintain light on the outer
end of the north harborpier at this place We no.
ticed week or two ago, some kind of a shanty
was being put on the end of the pier, and we took
occasion on Tuesday last, to 60 over there and
see what it meant We found rough plank
box there some five or six feet square, with a
paddock on the door, and by the side of i. a post
about eight feet high upon the top of which is
placed good sized glass lantern and this is the
Government light at an expense Of $1,000, at
this late day. Well there is nothing like Uncle
Sans servants for enterprise and economy
We should be surprised to hear that this whole
thing, with oil enough to last the whole season
cost more than $50 But this may be only a
temporary concern, to answer the purpose, until
the real light can be furnished.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
About Town.

~, 0It cry WIN more
Is. 49, .'. y. " ''''i > ''' present
,tl.S..~. ~ .De s7.'0i@'
.,.'' 49,, 49,. ''G' ' ,s1oisl'' 10 Ma'No'
''' u, O1-''s i,'"De'
'.''.1 81 ,l1 I'm prov 0iiieii'
All I5ar.4 -
t..-,c.
,I
f'.lt..,. '-'
,T-s...c., ..,. ~ fo''' ',''l'
nus Oo'" pun lli'o tne
l,''U ~ 'i''''y ilSSSOe's a. 1t OlotnllS
''' u. VIC ""'' We may say 'i"I III al
& -'''0 '1'' - iieSso'iE las "
'''~'
''7''-1 M ,1.'i'", - gong Oh IN inc
'',,'' "'N S'foe'S, "e't
-'-'' -, 'I,' % '''Ne'
.,-rt.,. '.,'''i t,,'-r,.' ',,;,7 49,
lmal'.o. ,r.aario !. f,,. tbair mammoth stool,
ofn,ats shoes Iaatb,r. N-c
1,o,t AMI ,ifo,,, f,,,,t mr.. l,,,,, mn, int, en-,
tI,,.o ..,... r., Nv. I,nr,.,aIl,c, ta fr.t oo,,,
.4t.r W mr., ,,.;., H., ~ ~. 49, ~
LARGEST stocks Of STAPLE Il Fancy Dry Goods
,sn,eiau, in the line of Ladies. Dress Goods
TRIMMINGS &c.-ip the eitv. The second near,
Ii, qarn'atad. il soon 70 he occnnied ~, Cvrns
Bri... o. C,Iotb,no Store Tho ,brr7 as som,
.+ .5r.or..eJ. Will be occuniel nv Fred Robin.
.a.. vi-i Ills extensive Drrr T. Medicine astab.
l..nue,t.
.zs.s.rs etarl<,,,atbcr & % bovo purchased
Vs. fra Wait the Iot and bri,d;po, NJ nrasart o,-
,.;ol l,. hin, ro-,ar rs sr.ir, .,.5 yv;sac,.s:,,
.+. ma wa ,,r5.rsto,,3 oro o,.,,. 90 ,,ol,o
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21

The Comet.-This visitor, whose coming has
caused considerable connection both in the
scientific and unlettered world, is now to be
seen nightly in the western part Of the heavens
about midway between the horizon and the ze-
NTH; 1t has the appearance of light, vapory
cloud, rather difficult to be identified 1t GER
tainly does not look like smashing our planet
into cooked hat, and we say here for the
consolation of those who have INDUCED in un-
necessary alarm, that the distinguished French
Savan, who is said to have predicted that it
would come in contact with the earth has denied
ever having made any such prediction, and furth-
or stated that the comets orbit does not cross
that of the earth, and that there is just as much
danger Of collision with the earth, as there is
of an omnibus in London coming in collision
with one in Paris, and no more