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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21


Fs0a Zee Commercial A6rertiser, July p, 1885.
" Mssss. Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune
by dispong Of rights other manufacturers to their
new improvement but they prefer TO make it feature
in their Instruments it eny be obtained by purchasing
one OF III .ir manufacture"
Its eight years since commenced the manufae-
ture Of this celebrated Musical Instrument during
which time we have fuisAed and sold nearly NINETEEN
THOUSAND Voluntary testimonials Of the excellence OF
our Inst uments from the distinguished Professors OF
Music in different parts OF the United States, have from
time 10 time been received Thus far have said but lit
tie, and advertisements seldom for the
that could not supply the demand. We have lately
erected Of the largest and most perfect manufacturing
Establishments in the United States and think that
a orders promptly. We therefore give the latest
testimonial We have received;
New YosE, 18th Oct, $50
&c. A. PRNcE Co.:-GcnHemea--rhe Double Reed Me-
iodeon has arrived, and most charming Instrument It is
1t has been played by Wallace Doct Hedges, Wm Ma
and host Of others, and they all pronounce it Of
the beautiful toned reed instruments they have
touched. Very respectfully, JAMES i, HALL"
We not aware that the above mentioned Meodeonis
in any particular superior to those daily finishing
aud these WHO inclined 10 favor with
their orders that they will be furnished with instruments
equally as good Our Instruments arc all finished in Rose.
wood and the workmanship Of the very quail
ty. The styles and prices
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
PRINCE & CO.'S
IMPROVED MELDEONI
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE U. s.
Employing Two Hundred Men,
EIGFEs'Y INSTR o mmNTs PEn WEEK
DIVIDE 4 S W e IL +,

TpETWEEN II, 600 AND 10000 OF THESE
q D Instruments have been finished and
!. re I1 latest Improvement in our meoosons / D q ]
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-21
Saddle and HameSS Business.

In the Village Of Genoa, whore they intend articles in
their lie Of business az the same prices in Genoa they
are so'd az their shop ID Eenosha.
Their place o business nay be found in the building for
merely occupied by ir Read store, where they will
have SOME one ia attendance TO wait who may
favor them with their patronage And as they expect to
uruis. their Genoa Shop from their Establishment in Ke
nosha, they hope TO icrn anything that may be wanted
IN their line on StOff Notice
They may also be found their shop nc as the City
Harness shop, opposite the City Hotel Kenosha where they
keep constantly hand quantity Of Harness Saddles
Trunks Nalces Fyne;s. sc, and expect sell cheap
be found in the city.
r. i. WINEOR, THOMAS ENGLISH.
Genoa. Sept. 18th 1855. [lyNI11sl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
% take measureas to awakea t6e boy., can


science. visited his parents, talked with him
add evidently maize an impression. At the
close Of The first day 81 the schoo, he had oc-
casion to tell the schuIar that he had been a
good boy. The prudential committee called
on him and told him he must turn that hoy
out. on he would break up the school, The
teacher replied that he would give him fair
trial first. AT the end VI the second day, The
committee repeated their advice. but the
teacher replied that he must and would give
the boy lair trial. The consequence was
that dIsorderly lad brcame the best scholar in
scnool--and that boy was William l.. Marcy.
late Secretary Of State. AMI always ON his
return to his native place he called on his old
teacher. Gen. Salem Town. and ackno " ledseJ
his indebtedness to him for the happy trans
lnrmaiion of character which had made him
what he became.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
The Reported Fall of Deihi- Smghfer Of 80.
900 lien, Uomen and Children.

(From ,hs Overland Summary Of the Bengal Haskaru
Of July i9.l
The mutinies are stilI spreading The re-.
g,mrnts which were considered TO be the best
affected ATE catching Tie injection. aud the
"ioyalt," uI any portlnn Of The Bengal army
is nov onl, asserted in a saliric.i sense.
The drisy which has occurred IN the TAX.
ing ~ Delhi. caused by circumstances ossr
which the governing ppwer has no cnntrd.
j. Sufficient to acrauut fnr this disastrous
state of things. There i good reason 10 sup.
p.se ihst Delhi il by this time in nur hand.
or rather what remains II it, far the mperi4l
CITY is said 10 be r,zrl 10 the ground, aud it,
garrison and iahsbiispis. Numbering 80 0aO
men. women aud children, ealircly DESTROYED.
A statement t. this effect reached Us on
Wednesday. upnu What seemed To be good
authnrity. aud se hope. brl"re going TO press,
10 be able 10 assure our rraders uf the fact.
There las been a report for days past IN the
bazaars 10 the same effect, ami bazaar reports.
though usually treated with conirmpi, very
frequently anticipate the news received
through the regular channels by several days.
The communication with the upper Pro.
sinees has been interrupted since our last,
and continues 50, but We learn via Bombay
that Cawnpore aud Lucknow were in our
possession. that Agra and Meerut were quiet,
aud that some smaller stations where out.
breaks had taken place were in a compare.
/ tive state of safety.
At Benarcs aud Alahabad there had been
mutlnies, and many Europeans have been
killed, but thnse places stlll remain 10 our
possession, and European troops have been
ssni up 70 make them secure.
At Azimghur. Goruekpur. Nussserabad
Jhsnsi. aud olher places. there have been
outbreak. ef a more OF less serious character
The following is an extract Of a letter iron
shergotty. dated the 18th Of June. and re.
ceiyrd ny the Bombay Times. We have y,
reason 10 diseredit our informant. who send,
his name (ssys the joarnalist.) but Of eous,
he may have been deceived. We consider
however, that there 10 suifieient probability
IN his statsmsnt 10 warrant us in issuing
10 our readers;
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
.Deihiis captured. THIRTY thous.nd live.

Deihiis captured. Thirty thousand lives
lost, consisting of men, women and children.
The british lorces gave tie nuiineers only
tweiity.iour hours nolice to clear their fami,
lies out OF the Delhi fort but they would not
listen they said that the Eogish were speak.
ing lies. Couch dur naye hey hum ok ke
couch kurna snckaganye.' (there is no fear;
they callnot harm us) Alter the lapse ,.f
twenty-four hours the British commenced
firing till they razed Delhi to the ground.
Everything IS now quiet round about Delhi;
but there are risings 10 small forces. Gya
~ expected to rise on the 18th instant. A
detachment is ordered to proceed there to
guard the treasury, containing nine lacs Of
rupees. First Fusiiers, on their march, met
number Of mutineers on the Allahabad road,
and cut up great many of them"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
LATE FROM EUROPE.


New York, Aug. 10.
The Canard mail steamer Arabs has a, RI
we'd with advices from Liverpool to the 9th
lust.
The Emperor and Empress of France had
arrived England aud were enjoying the
hosptali ties of the Queen.
The Telegraph caule was secured to the
land on The 9th. and the expedition sailed.
lhe italian conspirators had been tound
gullty---one Of them was sentenced to trans
portaton and the others to seven years im-
prison nent.
The Brhop Of London was dead.
II sas rinored that the aegotiatiors with
reference 10 the Spanish and Mexican dificul.
y had oren suspended. SpslI continues to
iaake military preparations.
Nothing later from l.idla.
The steamer khersones Sc il to be withdrawn
iroin The rnule 10 the u. States, having been
Chartered to lake troops to India. The stea-
her Cr'mea will take her place.
10 The House Ut i.nrds, Lord Campbell
presented a petition irnm the Qaeen aud
rrincessol Dude, now snlournlng ia England,
expressing their regret al the revolt 10 India,
King oi Dude. They declared that they
have assurances Of ms entire lnnocense. and
pray that the charges against hun may be an
nounced, ~ order That lIey may have an op.
portumty oi establishing his Innocence.
Objection being made. the bill @as with
drawn.
The bill authorizing the embodilnent of the
military was read second time.
" y stated thai l.rdro Rullin will prosecute
The London Times for charging him with com.
rlicIty with the recent conspiracy against the
Emperor 81 France.
Ihe effective strength Of the Spanish army
Will soon be one hundred and twenty thou.
sand. IL IS fumored also that the Royal
Guard, disnembered under the Espartero
regency. will soon be re established.
The French Embassadnr al constantinople
struck his tias on the 5ll, but did not leave
ms pest Tor som. DAYS
An English Telegraph Company have Oh.
tanned iron Denmark permission To Law line
81 Telegraph between England and schless.
wig.
dispatch from Russia reports that srha.
myPs iroops have been beaten, and 400 Of
.hrm killed.
Ru,sa had applied TO the Porte for mod.
lhcation 81 the treaty al Pads. - as tornable
her to employ large nnmber OF vessels oi
war Tor operations on The coast of Circas.
sia.
difficulty had arisen between England
aud Naples ~ consequence Of an unauthori-
Led search oi an English steamer by N-apo.
lIlsn officials. II Is said that England re-
lnon.Iratrd but received 10 reply.
The whrat harvest in Italy had been Sc
currd aud was equal 10 an average and q
half
There was considerable increase also ID
tue vine crop.
The belief in the fall Of Delhi was almost
universal 10 England.
A dispatch from Gonstantinnple saws that
the Porte had refused To amend the Mndwia
election, and that in consequence the Minis
ters IRON Russia. Prussia and SARDINIA mad
broken of diplnmatIc relations.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
Desirable Information to EVERYBODY.

VNoR some time past have been engaged in husi.
l. ness (known only to myself and comparatively few
others whom have instructed for Sl00 each which
has averaged me an income Of from $1,000 10 $1,000
per annum--and having made arrangements TO 60 to
the Eastern Continent next FALL am willing 10 give
full instructions in the AT to any person in the United
States who will remit me the sum Of Two DoLLARs. i
am induced from the have been favored with,
and the many happy acknowledgements have received
from those whom have instructed in the art, aud who
are now clearing fom So TO per day. to give every
person chance to come into possession Of this valuable
means Of making small fortune There is no Hun
about the business herein alluded TO- References
Of the best class be given regards its character
and also refer TO persons in Chicago and Detroit,
as well in this place, who have within three months
embarked in the business and who will testify that they
are making from So to SIS per day at the tI
business in which either Ladies sor Gentlemen can en-
gage, and with perfect make very handsome in.
come Several Ladies in various parts Of Illinois and
Missouri whom have instructed il the att are now
clearing from S5 to Sic per day. II is geptec busi-
nees and requires but few shlings 10 commence il.
Upon receipt Of So will at forward to the appli.
cant circular containing full instructions in the ART
which will be perfectly understood upon being once
raad. Address:
EDWIN TEAiPLETON,
No. 81, Fourth Street, st. Louis, Mo.
August 26. 03-6m
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26

TexrEa.ruRE OF THE EARTH.--By expert.
ment made during the last year by Professor
smyth, at Edinburgh, with series Of earth
thermometers, imbedded in the earth al va.
rioas depths, IL was proved that there was
gradually increasing heat of one degree
Fahrenheit for every forty feet Of depth 20
that al less than two and half miles. water
would be al boiling heat and at less than
one hundred miles depth, all things must be
in state Of fusion.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
AmbrotYpes and MeIainotYpes.

W. DUKE would most respectfully inform the
~ citizens uf HishOrough and surrounding country
that his Gallery. the Masonic Hall. will be open for
The reception of visitors for few weeks only. Pic.
lures warranted 10 please. Terms moderate. Give
him q call.
August Is. O3-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
Obituary.

Died, in this place. on the 22d inst. JoHS THOMAS
son Of John and Mary Jane Check aged one year and
nine months.
A bud far too tenderto open on earth,
Now blooms with fresh fragrance in heaven.
Died, very suddenly, in this county. on Sunday
morning The 23d inst, Mrs. Susan SoorT, wife Of
Harrison Scott, in ,hs 4aa -. = ~ -.
Died, in Chapel Hill, on the i4,h instant, after a
long and severe illness, Mr.. PRixaosE PnIcE, aged
about 90 years.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26

rRrkLrIEs on Sur Boaap In the Hong.
Kong Register Of June 10. VIC find the rem
aitiou, at Hong. Kong, Of verdict Of wilful
murder against Robert G. Denham, John
Rymer. and John Watts, Of the American
ship John Wade, committed upon Jacob
Landers, q seaman on board that ship. The
captain and the first mate were also con
demncd BY the Jury cas- morally. II not
legally. guilty." aud were arrested thereafter
az accessories after the fact.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
DsarH rsor Excess. o. Jer---, letter from

DsarH rass Excsss oF Jcy.--t letter from
Warsaw. in the Gszrttde Silesia, make men.
tinn of the following melancholy instance nf
sudden death fron excess of joy; v. de Bouz.
enki. forinerly y calenrl II The Polish army.
WIN had been e,ilrd 10 consequence ei poilii
cal events, had recently arrived ~ Poland,
tparduned BY the late amnesty where he re.
joined his family after &c Years ot separation
lie unee more met his wIie. whose state oi
health prevented her irom sharing his cfllr |;
his daughter whom he had isft cnI,d. bat
whowss nos married 10 one ~ the must smi.
nent physiei,ns Of the city. aud was perfect,
happy. A delightful future seemed q await
the enlnnei. wi,a was msn still apparently
healthy and vigorous. Ne arrived al eleven
o'cleck on the night of the sih instant. and
had passed several hours of the utmost joy.
ousness with his family. In the morning.
however, he was found dead in his bed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY
For SALE.

HE Subscriber having concluded TO remove South,
offers for sale bic HOUSE and LOT in the village
OF Chapel Hill The dwelling is a handsome one large
and conveniently arranged. The Lot contains SIX
Of ground with every convenience in the way Of OUT
houses, viz: Dairy. Dry WE'LL Kitchen, Servant house
with two rooms, lathed and pastered Wood and Wash
house, Carriage house and Stables. There is also in
the front very neat Double Office.
me grounds are IN high stale Of cultivation about
nan an acre heing in ut trees Of the choicest klnd and
bearing abundanily.
fof laIher information addresa the subscriber al This
place. Terms made accommodating.
T., MALLETT.
Chapel Hill, Aug. is. Ce-d
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26

A Goop TsseHsa.-At q late educational
fsstisel IN New Hampshire, the following in.
eidsnt was related
Same Years ago teacher, sheut 10 open
bis school 10 Charlton, heard Of oae by Who
had always made trouble for teachers, and
had succeeded 10 brsakingup several schools
BY his tqrbulence. The teacher determined
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
NOTICES hereby given. thai meetins'Ot

~ the ESececuiiye Committee Of the Agricultural
Society will be held at the Court House the Ssur-
day before the Superior Court A full attendance Of
the Committee is requested, business Of importance
will he before them. By order Of
Aug. &c. THE CHAIRMAN.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
MA RTE IN

On Wednesday the 10Th inst. by Calvin E. Smith,
Esq, Mr.. VIZ. PAISLEY MonroS TO Miss Margaret
CArE. daughter Of Mr. Reding Cape, all Of Orange
county.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
PUBLIC SALE.

fUBLlC SALE.
III HAyiNG concluded 10 remove South. will Offer
a. flr sale on Wednesday the 9th day Of september
next, on the Plantation which have recently so!d the
following articles Of property, 10 wit:
IL head of Mules and Horses,
among The horses two pair match one two-horse sad
three fourhofse Wagons; some twenty-five single and
three double ploughs; one four-horse Plough; somo
twenty-five head OF Cattle. Of improved stock among
them flll.booded Devon Bull; eighty or one hun
drel head Of Hogs-among them fine young brood
soNs; quantity Of Oats pu, up in bales; one Wheat
Fan; one Corn-Sheler; ten Wheat Cradles, Black.
smith Teos. and other articles no; necessary 10 men.
ton. Also Family Carriage, Buggy and Sulky.
Tefns--Twelye months credil--bond and approved
security required n uTIpT.c
Chapel Hill, Aug. IS. O2-tds
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
The Library Of the Late DR.. Mitchell,

CONTAINING works On al The hranrheso Of science,
~ Is now offered for sale OF his late residence.
Those wishing TO buy ATE requested to call and make
a selection : soon as convenient.
August 26. 03-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
1857. Fall Trade. = 1867.
KERR & MARBGRY,
Importers and Dealers in China, Glass and
NJ. L..

LHVDTL6f5 anu D5aIST5 N Vnlha, GIaSS anu
EarthonWafe,
"a 81 76 Sycamore 81. Petersburg, Ia.
IL EsPECrFUll.Y invite the attention Of merchants
visiting city, to of The largest and most va
ricd assortments Of China Glass and Earihcnwarc,
that We have ever had The pleasure of exhibiting. We
have received also direct from the large
supply Of Looking Glasses, aud Baltimore Stone Ware
Of superior quality. Our stock of Fancy Goods is
large and commanding, having been selected with great
We shall offer our entire stock as low as they
be bough, in any Northern city.
KERR & MARBURY.
August 10. 02-4w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26

fgARrUL SusPESsE.-Qite a fearful scene
was witnessed at Wheeling on Sunday last.
A little child. about fur years Of age, had
ascended pair of stairs leading TO the rnof
Of the b,ck part nf the house on Main street.
aud commenced frolicking about. unconscious
Of tire impending danger Of Il. position. DC
casionalIy il would approach the very caves
ot the hnusc. and look over cslmIy distance
Of IS feet into the back yard belnw. II was
thu. sccupled when H. iaiaer appeared al an
opening near the comb Of the roof aud called
20 aim The llt,ir frlisw replied with i
laugh. bat would not leave the roof A lie
father approached him. he would retreat
backwards towards certain destruction. The
father finally hit upon the stratagym Of hold
ing small piece Of Inouey in ans hand and
extending il towards the child. This had
the desired effect. The ayaricious young
scamp rushed towards Is presenitor in little
less than 90 time. Il was terrible suspense
for the parent. who breaIhed freer when the
child was secured. The opening in the
roof was elosed up within half haar.
,tgAeeiing LAT
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
LAND FOR SALE.
Augua2e.

EHE subscriber Offers Tor sale the following tract. Of
Land, va;
One tract on Ncuse River fur miles from Fish Dam
Btidgc, In Wake crunty, containing 3s6 acres.
One tract on Ellerless Creek containing 4sl acres
also IN Wake souniy.
One tract on Eno. 10 Orange county. about sir miles
from Durhsm's Depot, containing 10 acres.
The Plantations are Al well improved and IN good
repair. and are composed very good tobacco wheat
cotton and corn lands
Terms. SC. made known on application 10 Mr..
Fendall Souihefland OF 10 the subscriber.
THOMAS HOGAN.
August &c. O3-
-. Milton Chronicle give three insertions and for.
ward secount
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26

ERurrros or MoUSr ygsuyIus letter
iron Naples. of the 20ih. SAYS For some
time past the subtsrraneAn noises heard by
the guides Of yesuyiu. Indicated an approach.
ing eruption. and the inhabitants in the
nelghborhnod Of the maintain were under
considerable alarm. During the l,st fortnight
the smpke thrown up from the crater had b.
cnme much thicker than usual, aud The even
ing before last long train o. liquid ere was
seen descending on the side IL the Uttsjuna.
ata place called Fo,so del Faraone, an i'm.
aen.e rasine opposite the sea. and out "f
zach Of any danger 10 the Inhabitants Of
'ttici. Resins. and Torre de 6rrco. At
iaples an immense crowd assembled to
witness the spectacle. aud at night number
Of foreigners proee.ded to the mountain. the
torrhes Of the guides being visible there in
every dlreetion. The lass has already run
distance Of about half amile."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26

" Much hiss been said and written IN comments.
iion ~ Leonard's south American Fever aud Ague
Remedy. Yet. when We sec the wonderful effects of
this pan ces. IN eradicing from the system every
tnce of the Fever and igne.we feel that words. nav
volumes inadequate 10 express the qualification the
public 10 the di.coyerer of this valuable medicine
~ placing such sovereign remedy within the reach
oi all Il cures readily. and for small sum, that
Il the dread u hasue the disease and qneis
the lesrs Of the slcisd who oreito taking Mercury
and Arsenic them that IL contains not
particle Of either.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26

gigantic enterprise is naw gning ~ 10
Holland. being nothing less than blocking up
Two arms Of the sea. and replacing them by
a nasigable cas.l Tor merchant vessels ei
the largest burden. By this operation an II
tent Of land Of IA. 900 hect.re, lS5 900 aeres1
Of the finest quality. viii be gained from the
scheldt. TIT. c nal. which will be eomplrt.
ed in the course oi two years. crosses the
island uf Sud. Brvrland. between the villages
oi Hanswert. on the western branch Of the
Scheldi. and Wemerd,nge, IN the eastern.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
A CARD.

%. gDsEgTsDM, DEM1lsT,
EAyING located in Chapel Hill respectfully offers
his professional services 10 the cizensof the town
and surrounding country. Hecan produce satisfactory
testimonials Of his skill in the profession.
His office is al Dr. Moore's. When requested, fami-
lies will be waited on their residence Chargesrea-
sonable.
- DR.. r. will bsin Hillsborough the fourth week
in each month"; also Superior Court weeks and ofsner
(without extra chaIge) IL requested.
August 10. 02
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26

READi READl, YE AFFLICTED, READi!l
II. r. Hclmhcld oilers to the afflicted his Genuine
Preparation Fl,lid Extract Buchu which hns accom-.
p-hed The must extraordinary Of I'll other sipi
lar remedies. Read the advertisement 10 another col.
umn, headed . Helmhoil's Genuine Preparation"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-08-26
n q Il / G. Il .

~ " " -
5 ! an determined 10 move south. offer for sale
my Pllnialion. twelve miles southeast of HILLSIDE
rough. and tWo miles from Durham's station. contain.
ing l.3 acres. The above Land will he offered pri
saley until The 2Gih DAY of september; after which
time. not sold, will cilei j, Al public sale. Terms
made easy, tptytS
August 20. o.