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From lbe wlImInglen lN. cl Herald.

From the Wilmington IN. g. Herald,
DEATH OF PROFESSOR MITCHELL CONFIRMED.
II is our painful duty to inform readers that the
death OF this eminent professor Of the University of North
Carolina, has been confirmed by letters received in this
town, and by the Asheville Spectator which came to
hand this morning This melancholy intelligence which
has deprived the State Of the talents scientific attain
ments and valuable services of OF gifted
citizens is contained in the following facts which copy
from the Spectator
About two weeks ago this gentleman arrived here on
his way To the Black mountains with view OF making
further explorations Of that region of country IL is
with pain that we have now to announce his death He
left the Mountain House this side of the mountains
with the intention of crossing them to Caney river with
out guide 1t aseert,ined that he reached
Caney river settlement, and supposng that he lost
numbers of persons started in search of him. His body
found the Catail fork of Caney river yester
day, about o'clock. 1t that he walking on
the edge of precipce when his feet slipped he caught
at branch of laurel but it broke and he fell into long
intending eternity He fell forty feet OF him it is need
less to say anything his reputation is the reputation of
our university and the State To his exerons the pros
perity of the former is much due any other man
He dieda martyr TO science and scientific knowledge.
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IINHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS comprising am account
4 Of all The principal mineral springs Of Virginia
,ne nature and mcai applicability 81 each By John r. Noormun
NJ. H., with maps aud plates. Price 81.
Bnke New Work The Mineral Springs Virginia. accompanied
by Of routes and distances improved and 20
hrgen- Tor sac al TAYLOR & MAURYS
July lift flint &starl bookstore near OH street
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fHEACHER.--A graduate of New England col
Il egc who V az tutor IN the naon where graduated
wthrs 10 procure desirable position South term
o. his present engagement will The middle August
The bes, Of references win he givcn Please address
Jury Netin"ht July dit
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UTII.LARDS HOTEL. c. Il III. A. Willard
w rennsyiyania and fereni Washington
Dan 2e-dnt .t.- 1888. Il = ~ rs VIZ
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

~ - ~"'sH@'<tF' 1h'VN1VHVcT.
NEGETABI4E stands in the new Market-horse at
suction.on saturday; the Instant shah scI com
mng ~ O'Clock all the new siarct In
the Washington, Centre Mari.t
Persons from the ADD dealers produce respectfully in
vited 10 the sale cash
ny order q the Mayor A. GREEN Auct
July ltd
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS The city council is making APP
preparations for many needed improvements of streets
In addition to the work already in progress the commits
siones OF the First and Second Wards have been directed
by the mayor to commence grading and gvellng several
streets and alleys setting the cnrbsones and paving the
footways Of others in these wards In the Third and
Fourth Wards improvements are also being COM
menced among which may be noticed the grading and
gmveing of street north from North Capitol street TO
the eastern boundary.
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

"A immense assortment Of seasonable fabrics CON
"A stanty on hand also foil
ATTRACTIVE sIocR OF cARPErINCs
ocloth maings rugs mats curtain materials curtains gin
oornces window shades &c., &e., Ac.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR rRIcEsi
lord & TAYLOR
255, 25T, 2J9 Grand street
May 20 ly and AZ and ~ CathariDe trret
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EfDWlN GREEN, cabinetmaker, at his largo o.
ablhMcnt No lao Pbnu avenue
18th streets, has always hand large ERUPTION Of
cabinet furnitntc chairs, and which selling the
lowest prices,
departing, uIiolserng and vanishing promptly
Mahogany suitable for hand rail FOR sale.
July lew
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wooIIens.
WILSON G. HUNT 4 CO., IMPORTERS,
80 TO SO Park Place,
wheeler a Wilson.

MANUFACTURING COMPANY's IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
Families, Manufacturers, and oilers
FvN1ESE machines combine all the improvements
IL that have been Invented Their
and the
ceived the poprietors warmly
given entire satisfaction
Among the anoabie advantages that they possess others
Ist Beauty simplicity
from arrangement and need Of repairs
ID Unexampled and rsiidity operation.
3D. Noiselcss
4th The remarkable perfection stitching arpica
billy 10 variety OF purposes and materials.
Principal Office No Si3 aycDcls
In the principal cities Of the Union.
May 26--1y*
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OSI-On Thursday evening, the 2sth instant, d
IL long white lace The literally
by leaving a 530 Fifteenth street
May 3o-u s4rl
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III. TRANSFERRED.

III. TKANSFEKKEI
Second Leucnant Richard s. C. Lord Sd artillery to
we LIST dragons, June ~ 1857 to take place the
Army Register next below Second Lieutenant William
Gaston
Nv. CASUALTIES.
Resgsei, ID
flrst Lieutenant benjamin Aston LIT dragons, June
Declined, a.
'ohn Hcth OF Kansas the appointment Of second lieu.
want 9th infantry, 10 date from May IA, 1851
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Oar A6ars oA Aee Granaia General WalEer's M7s-
Interesting Letters from A7oi,saR The Navy Department
is in possession of the following late and interesting in
telIioence.
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UNITED SrArrs Srr..s FnlGArE RoANoKr.

Asplnwaii, June 20 1891.
SIR In the absence of the commandern-chicf have
the honor to inform you that intelligence has this day
been received las think from reliable source) giving
the most encouraging prospects of speedy settlement of
all the points at issue between government and that
OF New Granada.
Nathan Kartrght, esq, British consul ut Carthagena
has written to Captain Erskine, of her Britannia Mjcs
tvs ship Orion, at this anchorage follows
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Promotions and appointments in the of the United
States made by the President since the publication of
General Orders, No 7, OF june L. 1857.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS.

Her acee bit mox' street and 6oany.p
NOTHING can make a mouth pretty but pretty
Y teeth The month is the gate of life neglect It
no, If neglected and not kept in good repair YOU
can have good health; and what is more unsghtly
than mass of decayed teeth
l am happy to tell you, people of Kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that l am repairing
mouths fixing up old teeth, and putting in new ones
as natural as life, if not more So at prices which viii
come within the means of all. / am a plain liver
with light expenses This gives me good health and
clear conscience while 1t enables me to work CHEAP
You will meet with manya pretty face, that had been
entirely despoed of its charms and which would
have remained so, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost aud decayed teeth and at prices vastly
below what mere thinkers are in the habit Of
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and cheaply
have received Instructions from one of the very
best operators in the country and have all The adj
vantage Of knowledge of the latest improvements
of the art in regard TO which | keep myself fnlly
posted, The poor well as the rich should enioy
fhe benefits of this art and il is all nonsense il moi
criminal, toput this kind of work at such exorltant
prices as to confne It's benefits to the rich alone
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities of youth
Children's teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do.
Yours &c.
ISAAC GEORGE.
KaOoAin Auouet 9 m
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WAFER lime.
Blinds, Blinds, Blinds !

livery variety Of windov Blinds manufactured to order
Il en- short notice at uAMBROOk'S sash, Door and Blind
Factory, 1st door east Of City Bank.
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ON M A N FL O O ID
And 1T. Premature Eeciine.

Just Published, Gr1fis, the T3ceHfiet1 thousand
Few words the rational Treatment, without Medicine
y Of Spermatorrhca Local Weakness Nocturnal Ennis
diuents to Marriage generally. By D. DE LANEY, NJ d
The important fact that the many alarming complaints
originating in the mpTudencc and solitude youth NAV h.
easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, Is in small tract clearly
demonstrated and the entirely and highly successful
treatment adopted by the Author fGy explained bv
Of which every IS enabled 10 HIsEIF er
feey and At the least possible cost, thereby avo1ng an
the advertised nostrUHs Of the day.
Sent to any address gratis and post free, IN sealed
yo.ope by RENTING post PAID two postage staups 10 d.
B. DE LANEF, L Lispenard Street New York City T6a2t
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Sheriff. Aale.

nhenosh0 County Circuit Court.
NiRlUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FA-
eiss issued of and under the seal Of the Crsuit
So u ana Tor the county Of Kenosha and State OF Wis
70 me directed and delivered against goods and
anu lahas ana enemens Of Cochran Mclaughlin,
upon and shall offer for sale and sell at Public
ehdue 70 e highest bidder therefor as the law directs at
he Court house IN the city and county OF Kenosha and
state aforesaid on saurdaythe 7h day March S57
between the hours one and three o'clock ia lie afternoon
o. that day all the right title interest which The said
cochran Mclaughlin had on the Goth day Of October A.
d. 1850 or at any time since that day in and to the follow
ing described piece 90 parcel of land lying and being the
county and State aforesaid to wit the north half of tho
south hundred Of the northwest quarter of see
ton thirty t35 town one north Of range twenty
two ~ east in the town OF Pleasant Prairie Kenosha
county, Wisconsin, much thereof shall sufficient
to satisfy the a. 2. TYMESoN,
o. s Head Soli for Com. Sheriff Of Kenosha County,
Dated kenOsha January 18th, 1851 7wS1
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Head, Rowland & Co.

AT THE PEOPLES STORE!
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THOROUGHLY EXAMINED,

before adopting such uniformity. The mos liberal
Terms are offered, for introduction into schools.
The above Books are for sale by SIMEON
KING, Kenosha; II. G. WINsLow and Rowland
T. ADAMS, Racine; WHITTRMoRE & Co, Milwau-
kee; and booksellers generally throughout the
State
Eofly attention to their
SUPERIOR MERITS.
is most earnestly invited by the Publishers,
a. S. BARNES e. Co
No ii John ST., n Y.
E. b. GRAY, Pub. Agent, Nil. Wis Stf
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CUSTOM MILLS 6

WE VIII exchange Flour for Wheat. in the fsi-ss. -
W bic ratio. OF re wl Flour wheat, by the q1suF =
customers, at the lowest possible living rates sIsd
shorts and Bran, always hand and FOR sale g.
Meaning 10 deserve liberal patronage We ca-6s.,.,
expect TO obtain it. WATSON 4 CONT ~ '~
ksnosyd, May =
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DR.. VIM. r. HAYDEN'S
Improved Vegetable Eurgative
TT, g.


Universally acknowledged by all who have used them to be
decidedly the best remedy yet discovered for
all ordinary Complaints, such as
Dropsy Liver Complaint Janndce Loss Of Appetite Indi
gestion, Heartburn, Sick Headache ErupYe Diseases
General debility, Irregularities Suppressions Nervous
ness Drowsness, Faintness Foul stomach and all the
Diseases arising from morbid blood and stomach
As preventive and cure the Fever and Ague these
Pills stand at the head of all other Medicines
fyou have not used them, be advised do immediate
ly and you will find that they truly al what they are
TO be- and far superior any and all others
Their virtues consist in the well-known fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS C0STIVR
They are Alternative, Restorative, and
Tonic.
Purifying the Bloodtbe great fluid of Hfe,-and giving
strength and tone to the whole system No family should
be single day without them, their timely use will pre-
vent much sickness and expense.
J. d. PUTNAM & Co., Proprietors
Lowell, Mass.
r. ROBINSON, Wholesale and Retail Agent for Kenosha
1y4S1 F. SCAMhON & Co, General Agents Chicago
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Leather Betting.
@ADDIL.5.R}{S TOOLS

We ask particular attention to our stock of Tools They
are manufactured expressly for House. and of quality
and nns uhequaed and We warrant them Our prices are
as low as common article is usually sold for From deal
ers and manufacturers throughout the country we ask cali
and atter ourselves that prices terms are such az
will command their favorable consideration 6u,g
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In Probate--Keaoska County Court
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of the heirs of rl
Bentley, deceased " '@'''H
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
virtue and in pursuance of order of the County
court o. said County, the undersigned Guardian OF said
Minor Heirs will on the It'll day Of February A. d. 1851
on the premises to be sod the hour Of one O'clock p M
Of said day offer for sale at Public yendue the following
described lands, to wit the south half Of the north
and the northwest quarter Of the south quar-
yer Of section thirty three S3 township number two [2
TORN OF range nineteen 9 east in the Of Wheat
land in said county. JOSEPH H. WILLIAMS
Da'eu Hhsatisnd, 10, 1857. l4w3lJ Guardian
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.

I'm PrObnte--EKenOshn County Conrf.
In the matter Of the estate Of Nathaniel B. Clapp deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and of
license made in said the Sd day Of March A. D.
by the County Court Of said County the admins
atx OF said estate will the eighth day November D.
the hours Of one and six o'clock A. NJ offer for
~ AZ ube Esndue AZ the late residence Of N b. Clapp
the following described wits The undivided
thas the south west quarter Of section twenty three
I town 80 Two ~ north twenty (22l cast also
ne Undivided two thirds Of the the south east ar
OF section tweny-three t3l township No two (2l range
twenty-five (22) containing in both above parcels 30 acres
of land more or less Also undivided one half of The
north east quarter Of section twenty m township No
two (2)north Of range twenty 22 east contaninr in
the last described piece hundred aud Sky acres more
or less situated in the town OF Somers and Kenosha county,
SARAH b. CLAPP. Adm'x
DATED henosha, oct 18TH 1906, [3wi9.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday the
22nd day of November A. D. 1856 the same place and
time of day. SARAH b. CLAPP. Adm,x
Dated henosha Nov. ), 1906 2w22
The above sale hereby further postponed Saturday
the LIST day Of March, A. d. 1851 same place and
time of day SARAH b. CLAPP,
Dated Kenosha, Nov o. 1856 l8w2I Admistratrix
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-18

We often hear Christians complain of their
leanness and emptiness, and attribute it all
to their business. Ii they are correct in the
,ause OF their want Of religious enjoyment,
then either they are engaged in wrong bus
mess, or they are pursuing II in wrong
manner. No lawful business and Chris
tlan cannot engage in any other-pursued in
proper manner will injure the religious en-
joyments Of the child Of God. He that has
the love Of God in his heart, and does his
duty each day, toward God and man, will
never lind OCCASION TO charge the blame Of
his leanness TO his business. The true Chris
iian, who does all that he does TO the 2 ory
OF God, is never more happy than when full
OIL business. Let him connect his business
with God ; let him work for God every day
IN the week, and consecrate All his income to
the furtherance Of his cause in the earth, aud
he will lind that his business, instead Of be-
ing hindrance, will be help real IN cans
Of grace 10 him. Instead Of letting his bust
ness swallow up his religion, his religion
Will swallow up his business. To oil dear
brethren WHO are crippled in their religious
enJoynents by their daily callings, would
recommend the course pursued by Normand
Smith.
"When reused to more entire consccra-
ton to God, falling in with the common no.
ton that life Of secular business IL incom-
patble with life VI eminent usefulness and
p'ety, he seriously purposed to abandon it.
but more scr,ptural views led him 70 con.
tinne 10 business, consecrating il 10 God
lie pui on record the purpose 20 engage 10
my business that may serve God in IL, and
Mish tho expectation If getting to giye.'---
From that time it was observable BY Gil who
knew HIM, that he made rapid progress in 70.
i Agion. There was iervor and engagedness
! oi hpirlt, purity aud elevation Of aim. that
could not be misunderstood or concealed.
lie fose towards heaven like tbs lark OF tLs
morning. from that time be found no ten.
asney W. his worldly engagement. 20 chill
be plety, ~ 70 snehain his affections 10 III.
earth. His business became to him q snsans
Of grace, sud helped him forward Ia the d,.
WINS iJs, Just as truly ~ reading the scrip.
lures And prayer Unity Magazine.
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No. ~ Aais street, astvsss 10000 "a Thtr1.
W!Ta isgs and srlsnAiA Shy NSAs, Ne
" bsst N The city VI ksshsk isve ktssS -
y fooms - - ssstk sads u MAS a.. to- ~
varrs.s VI tAkiAg pictures " Al kts1S ID
lssss - wsii u dsxh sad sissAy Aays = II lfrha
al AmssStypss Get In uelA I1eshsls. Hsass
Nag. bssestsea, Ae, visws VI 2~sllsesss. 6t1se
IssAts hssAabsst ssd I.eaAsosSss,
syitaes y l.. AIfUMxLL. Artist.
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MARK onIy lhC n JUG lha1 0hlne.V
The above, if We rightly remember, 10 the
inscription upon sun dial in Italy. II incul-
Gates beautiful lesson which many are prone
to disregard. 1t would teach US to renem.
Der the bright days Of life, and not to forget
the blessings God is giving US. Life, II 10
true, is not all bright and beautiful. But
still it has its lights A. well as its shades, and
1t is neither wise nor grateful to dwell too
much upon the darker portions OF the pic
ture. lie who looks upon the bright side o I
life, and makes the best Of everything, will,
We think, other things being equal, DO . bet
ter, happier man, than those who, as Frank.
lin says, ARE always looking ut the ugly leg ,
and find occasion for complaint and censare
in almost everything they meet with.
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A case has Just been decided in the Su.
prems Court Of Ohio, which, under the cir.
cumstances, will prove one o. great import
ance, aud furnish precedent to be follow ed
by all the Free States OF the Union. The
decision of the Court of Ohio is based upon
the principles of liberty, and is, therefore,
in spirit, If not in letter, directly opposite to
the slaveish opinions Of the slavsocratic
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the United
Sta ties.
The facts we're briefly these: Anderson, OF
Kentucky, owned negro named Poindexter,
who was trusty and valuable, and whom his
master agreed to sell to himself in considera-
ton Of thousand dollars in payments with
personal security. Poindexter made the frs,
paym ent, and then took it into his woody
head on one occasion when his master sent
him over into Ohio, to remain there. There
upon Anderson sued him and his securities
in Ohio on the notes.
The Court decided l. That neither Ohio
nor Kentucky can demand an abrogation Of
the Constitution and municipal laws Of the
other, as a matter Of comfy; and il per-
son, claimed as a slave 10 Kentucky, comes
into Ohio by the direction or consent Of his
owner, even for temporary business pur-
pose, the Constitution and laws Of Ohio OPP
crate on the condition Of such person, and
effect his immediate emancipation.
2. When aperson, held in slavery by the
municipal law of the State in which he lives,
once becomes free by virtue Of the laws Of
another country or State, into which he goes
by the consent of his owner, it is not in the
power Of the latter ever to reduce him again
to his former condition of servitude, under
any law which the court can recognize az
valid.
B. By laws of Kentucky, person who ID
held and treated as a slave, has no capacity to
make any contract whatever and promissory
notes given to his master by himself and su.
reties for him, in the purchase Of his free
dom, are illegal and void, US to both princi-
pal and sureties.
Such is the law of the land !. and we rejoice
to know that the Supreme Court Of Iowa
viii assert it with equal 6rmness and ability
~ that already exhibited by the Suprem.
Court of Ohio.
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REMOVAL Of AA u y w ARE
A ND HOUSE KEEPING WARES TO NEW
AsTORE, iSO MAIN ST., NEAR FIFTH.
Hitchcock Co., at the sign Of the Mortise Lock.
have In store complete assortment Of Builder .
Hardware, AechAnos' Tosls, Farming Utensils,
House Keeping Wares. Nails, Glass, wfrs Riddles,
SLEEVES, screens, Cloth Bird Cages, Scales, Piles.
Chains, Coil Chain, Rope, Shovels, Spades, Rakss
Forks; Jspsnnsd, BrittAinnia, Brass, White Net.
81 and Silver Plated Ware; Wire, Brushes. Bells,
Saws, Hinges, Screws, Lamps, Lanterns, Guns,
Colts Rsvolvers, Scythss. snaths, As., which are
offered ut Wholesale and retail, cheap for cash
Particular attention given - the retail trsds.
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Wagons and Flows.
PlsW anA Wagon Factory,
CoRHRR MAIN Ann I9Yu ST..

PleW ana Wagon Factory,
CoRHRR MAIN Ann I3Yu ST.,
KDKUk IOWA
/ AFRO Z additions have been made 10 this sstab-
Alishmsnt, and its facilities greatly increased
for manufacturing
WAGONS 81 EVERY VARIETY.
HACKS, WHEEL DARROWS,
CAKT CULTIvATORS,
FLOWS, PEDDLING WAGONS.
We use the bsst Oaio 7snsber including the Steam
Bent Ne loc, (no other timber for wheels being
used.l We employ the best mechanics, aud can
assure ell that there 10 necessity Of sending to
Chicago OF Cincinnati for any article in eur line
NOW ON HAND
A LARGE SUPPLY OF FIRST RATE WAGONS
AND FLOWS.
Which win BIO sold cheap for cash.
FREEMAN KNOWLES
% Nav
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URAOLSTERY,

"E have secured the services Of Mr.. Chasles
" kasoAks, and ere now prepared 70 sxssuts Or
dsrs Tor say kisd Of upholstery work. window
curtains made 20 order carpets SUED, ssvsd ard
bic prices. KfLHOURNH LAYIa
mAyl4d