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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-08
Money! Money /!

Here is IA Chance for some Man go Make
Money.
NSss< now offer my Farm for SALE containing about
a5sF Five Hundred Acres, situated about four miles
@ west of the city Of Kenosha in the town of Pleas
----- ant Prairie, and the main Chicago and Mil
YANKEE road Said Farm has about Seventy acres of Tim
Der land and well adapted to all kinds grain and grass
There is the ground about 10 acres of Wheat The
balance in Barley Oats Corn, &C. making about 200 acres
~ acres OF Timothy and Clover Grassan album
dance Of pasturage, and good water.
- first rate Dwelling House finished from cellar to
f garrett Barn 81 by 90 f. with basement of brick
l Wood House 20 by 40, Corn House. Hog House 16 bv
- two stories brick Smoke House, &c 100 grated Annie
Trees, bearing from very few up ten bushels This
Farm has OF the best wells OF the State and M
proximity to of the best markets in the State makes
veJy desirable property.
will sell this farm for the low price Of 1876 per acre with
all the crops on the ground for $50 per acre and give
possession in the fall $4,000 for FIVE years from
the Path OF March 1857 7per and portion Of
the balance can remain, II desired for term Of years
The only reason for my Offering this farm for sale at this
very low price, my present i'll health, and my physicians
advise me to leave for Southern climate.
w. P. WATTLEs
Pleasant Prairie, May 81, 1857 49tf
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hrst Monday Of january - f'NNN"is 'ie
Also, amember of in
ln ene state and such County officers as are regnred 20 ~
elected at such election. - 'Nf"i'NN 70 DC
by an ae approved March 4h, 1857 the following nropos
wit: 0N' ~ 'ie same eiection o.
Tght OF voting is hereby extended to male persops NJ
rcan pioodf VINO shall have attained the age Of n
on upwards with the qualifications now imnoseS
upon otne veters IN section suffrage in the
oh baiots m sneh proposition general bsot
those Tor th affirmative to read For tension of sf
rage ana those opposed IT, For the extension of
NO. Whleh ballots are to be counted, returned and com
feers. W. ~ ''NS ''' sN''s o.
r,-., Witness the great Ct the state of
tO.S'J Wisconsin, and my hand at the Can't
tol, this second day of July, 1857
joan W. HUNT.
Assistant secretary Of state.
The Members of Assembly be elected are as follows witt
Ist District in place of r. $. lowell - w
Tna " =" Lathrcp Burgess.
whose respective Office xpire on the lay preee
ding the first Monday Of Januarynexs - Fs.
Julyl, 1851 It'd A.P. TYMESoN, Sheriff
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GLE AN YOUR WHEAT.
Get the BEST TANNING MILLS,

UcL the DENI L TANNING MILLS,
ID w. DICKEY is now manufacturing at Keno
4 sha, the best flaming Mill now in use His
Mills have received the highest premium at the
State Fair, at the Dane and Rock County AgricuI.
tural Fairs and better than all that every farmer
that has ever used them, is living testimonial of
their superiority over any other mill manufactured
The following is the award of the state Fair last
year: IS The Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
awarded this Diploma 10 p. w Dekey for Best
Tanning Mill exhibited at its annual fair, 1856"
Geo. Tiffany, Sec'y." Harvey Durkee Prest'
There is no mill in this country except this that
will clean spring wheat perfectly clean. That this
will do it the following certificate sufficiently
proves;
g i purchased of z. w Diekey, one of his Fan
ming Mills, and on far trial i have found it to
be all that he claimed for it, 1t is the only Tanning
min that | have ever found that would clean spring
wheat perfectly. JOHN LAMB.
Being now prepared to manufacture these mills
On a scale to meet the increasing demand orders are
solicited Mandatory at the foot of Market street
near the middle warehouse, Kenosha Wis.
Agents-Janesville, Bump Il Gray, at Mil &. s
". X. r. Depot; Madison, S. r. Fox, hardware
merchant; Belxidere, ILL.,; Henry Williams.
Price of Mis-Cash down. or notes PAYABLE at
the city Bank in Go days; with interest SO 90
Orders promptly attended to, and mills sent to
anypart of the country.
Kenosha, August y, 1857. lift
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M0FFATS
LIFE PILLS
PhGeasic Bitte2s,

rTHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
public, for the of ScrOfuia, Ulcers. Scurvy.
or Icruptions of the Skin, Fever and que Dys-
pcpsIa. Dropsy. and in fact most all diseases
yield to their curative properties.
II has been computed that during the last twenty five
years upwards of Four Millions of persons have
benefited 10y the of these medicines which speaks
volumes in favor of their curative propertes-a single trial
will place them beyond the reach of competition in the
innate of every patient BY their the BLOOD Is RE-
STORED TO HEALTHY STATE and freed from all i'm
pIIies. The system is not reduced during their opera
on but nyigorated, and they require restraint from
business pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will
do for them all that medicine possibly effect.
PREPARED BY
w. b. MOFFAT, M. D.,
NEW YORK.
Sold by J. D. sTARKWEATHER Co., KENOsHA.
June 18th, 81. Iy1
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n OW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
WMDAIRT AErE ANNAETNCEy


ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
Spernatorrhma, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor-
rha, elect, Syphilis, the Vice of 0nanism SefAbuse
&C. &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful des-
ructon Of human life caused by Sexual Diseases and the
receptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims of such
diseases by Quacks have directed their Consulting Surgeon
as Charitable Act worthy of their name, give
ADVICE to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter. with description of their condition. cage, occupation
habits of life SEQ and in cases of extreme poverty and su
fering, to Furnish Medicines Free of Charge.
Pe Howard Association is benevolent Institution, es-
tabshed by special endowment the relief sick and
distressed, afflicted with yruent and Epidemic Diseases
1t has surplus of MEANS which the Directors have
voted to expen in advertising the above notice 1t is
less add that the Association commands the highest Med
cal skill of the age and viii furnish the most approved mod
ern treatment
just Published, by the Association, Report Sperma-
torrhUa, Seminal Weakness the vice of Onansm Mas
turbaon Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual
Organs by the Consulting Surgeon which will be by
mail, Gin sealed envelope) FREE OF CHARGED the
ceipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address DR.. GEO X. G 1LH0UN, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No South NINTH Street, Phiadel
pha, Pa. By Order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. 1y39
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cAr,rAL,$IO0, 000cAp.rA1.
MILWAUKEE
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
ORGANIZED IN 1851
SILL A S AMES,

Agent for the City and County of Renosha.
WILL INSURE Property against Fire in said city and
W county, such terms will give satisfaction The
above Company have arranged the insurinc
property that it is destined 20 do a safe bnsuess
The Directors Ofths Company are. many of them well
known in this State good and substantial men The Com.
pany in prosperous condition The following from,
the report of tie year 1856 shows that the affairs Of This
Institution stand ahead of any other Mutual Company in
the eastern or western states The property appears
from the report, insured in 1885, amounted to 1898 SO 90
being an increase over the previous year of S5S6s6 a
anu the total amount remaining on the 3st day of
December, 1906 was S2Sl1 SO IS the amount Of losses
during the year was small, only s2,96S,2 which was
promptly paid on demand This Company insares none
OUT detached dwellings, Farm Houses and Barns and will
not insure Stores shops TSverHs Mills Those wishing
10 Insure her buildings in this Company will find to their
suNSHage 10 can st my Office Ia the city of ksnosha and
save part ofthcir property against Are FOR small sount
of motley. ~
KeneSha, May p, 81 rty4sl sILAs AMEs, Agent
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FISH FOR SALES

1ssf4&4V0e THE subscribers keep always on hand and
S-s---@S>- for sale, Macknac White Fish and Trout
at the lowest price by the barrel RETAIL near
the meat market of Engel Haffner, on Main street
Please call and examine them, and il they are not found
place in this city, don't buy REINOLD SCHULTEN
Kenosha, Aug. 6, 1851. SmS*
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THE LIVER
IN WIG OR ATOR!

is AGREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is
daily working almost believe as
by magic, the FIRST dose Eirng benefit seldom more
than bottle required to kind Lre Complaint
from the worst Jaundce Dyspepss headache
all of which is the result Of a DISEASED LIVER.
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10 electric atmosphere. The Importance
of this will appear from the fact that at
mospheric electricity, or lightning pass
es entirely along the surface--henee the
exter.a surface becomes the measure of
capacity for any given conducting me-
dunn, When electricity is communion
ted to conducting body, it does not dis
tribute itselfuniforrnly through the whole
mass, but exclusively upon the surface.
lDraper's Chemistry, Lecture XXXYI,
page 1851 The smallest size Of this con-
ductor presents surface Of more than
two inches. The surface Of the three
Fights round iron rod in common use, is
less than an inch and half.
SECOND. For the conducting power OF
the material. Copper has 1t least eight
times the capacity Of iron of the same
size and form, making the smallest OF
these conductors equal to an iron red 8
inches in diameter. Copper is eight
A.. n ~.
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SANFORD SEQ. Proprieters, l45 Broadway, n Y,
And sold by Druggists throughout the United State and
British Provinces. -4
sole Agent for kenosha r ROBINSON whow furnish the
trade at manufacturers prices. 6Tsl
Wholesale Agents in Chicago, FAHNESToCK & DAVIS
Toe Randolph Street in st. Louis, O. J. WOOD CO. IA
Market Street
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PRINCE & co.'s
IMPROVED MELCDEONS
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE U. s.,
Employing Two Hundred Men,

EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK
RETWEEN IL, 900 AND 10000 OF THESE
- instruments have been finished and zzaEze.l~u
now in use. ELR-~51T FILL
. The latest improvement in Meodeons II II U III n
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Divided swell.

secured % US Dy Letters Patent ED May 1856 By
OF this Swell Solo Passages may be played with the full
power OF the instrument while the Accompaniment soft
and subdued. Hereafter all melodeons made by u.s. will
be furnished with this attachment aohot efra CHARGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Barring Brothers & CO... Circular.

Pc, A.ey,eal LOypoy Friday, Feb. a. 1857 m.
The Colonial sid Foren Produce market. have been steady
erm BRIAD.IuFr du sosEY !. 10 good demand CossvL'
M.sic.n Dollars ~ American EAGLES IS y. DOrsLOoss
spanish soi, South American, 75l6
CocHIsraL without change. HondurS, ord sdsit mid:
and good b,ht s ld4? ord and mid. blak loG42 good
and tine bold 5 as IL In Cocoa nothing 10 report
,D1 n 90 the spo only comprise
bags good ordinary Naive CeyoR At So d5s some second
Cuba sold high colo ~ a7s p.e and 'm.
9, ass and pea bery 50 Gsse Two GGatans SIsos' 81
Csyss injured free of y cent at 81 and 1890 sss' Jaene
ImsIrp CA1Es IN moderate dem and a, previous rates
CoPEER in 'teady demand we qnoss T.ush Cass md Tie
sls5 s.eatsns "a isaos as ss..tS. do or,o. A.
LysPo the degGd "a, been moesas :s for the week
s s "Sa.i . 3,tan: ssSsss ~ market
The supplies Of Esssh Wheat continue small and toe condi'
H y.a sa L' n soH W. .ss ra s
business. "hie American whtst So ses' Red 70 ae4 ?
"Drrs: ;sD DYES he pubic ~, yesterday tn. follow
~. 1 sold sPs M as nd ss
Gun A'stse1se cases mostly sold a: Isas for mid % Tar
q case. .od .: Is 10 gG1is senns9 bales TnnsVsy at
sgd d6id recscUsnhaOi ceronos offered the sound re-
saefs. BHs.ee. .Ss oi ord S
s.. CaPs e, Srs 70 tHs .os q c..i.
III .od g. s.p.a Was&2s Bin. :od So@ a' 81.
don sin ' u e as o. OPIUM as1a Il; '
BInr-St PeterbuIs Clean quiet, ESdhS W.
se. damaged Manila partly sold a. 1N 10 ~ . .ro,.
lkoS-Wesh continues in moderate aensIIe w ~"
Rails Ged &s 81 Bsis 81 IS e. on D. ~ "A-s-
LIssEfp quiet but holders hrn, and on tns sp J ~
show little decline. Fine Calcutta h, been s "a m. Od.ss.
assi for second Bomtsy is beId a. h,n ssess
es TassLrog the nay De hsa NsS. :, tsmos,h
Of p p Or, and cargo Of bsrdahsA.' N'''
cold a. the sane price for the CoptnsEt,, l. .., v,.h
On.-sp.rm Z demand s, fsdfno n G sIarn :,
uctbps do,p. Rap. steady litat decline ot0~n o.
rood LIDsesd h.s reeedsd to $40 on the
spot Cocoa Nut Ised5 Psln - HHl. cLt,
Rrx nj, yery du lee puBchsons ROD brown C1s- '"A
a, . "A n,oo1 and I.oue ID Jamaica o. ~ gAIon:
IfIly 80 ba<s have ehAnsea hsaa Pnvaey
A. fclow, Berrs !Gll ie or1sen ~ s'Ha ina ni,s
N,S1.. To- SG Oh B..sein, 10 mo. ne.h w Az plolc
as 90 b... B,nsa sold 10 90 and 10 cake good to
s q ne s; OK 20 bags Rsnroon only toe dam
"a S N, ound being eorsht H. ana an-rvara psced a.
s,u q, R5l Ss both OF the spo, AID 20 srrive
srtLII .,ssay, bsss Bengal from Boston AZ suc
sAs "a AZ G,sa45ls for II 20 5. p cent ref
e,ters2Pinebto Good mid "a mid stLky 10 mid even,
I'd aid Pepper: DaI,sed elsei. +.dGiid TIE sound
l.; dsd Cssss Lisnea hAz sold 1861
,,s- .crordlpx 70 sasity, With ucloy "a
sr.s-Tbe quiet the lower Sd cheaper
~ s,i,i,h Ind. there very little oHeps an
" .Icses GO hbdA and Of - Co has NsGrgs and East
,ds a. sucsn during The week greater portion found
sa,ss Foreign u go bags yed Ss,Bs eousht IN
lI Zsss, and .koa iIes Hsyxna IT ls GsI for
wv 70 Ea Is's tu'yi axe ssss irl3I bsss rsoa gsai's
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J,,,usp, Al ssssy NE. NJ. Isp q (" ear 4 ,eA,,
NJ. n 10 ia Al ESQ 81 ea.y Ne o 10. SOD.
5 Su,y fny.rl, 100 b,s' Havana s.ys sea sd NJ
i.,tsSE No I2} 81 80 'u-s usesyet Ssails NJ -
two go.uus eSsoss HASs or pct.s - tie Us I'd saxs,
$50 bos,s Ne. II ~ sS 8 maj a, are 80 ssI,s
noL.ssr.3A es.o OF .Aogt 40 ,srs ca s.y.e c-s. ~.
seosi g
dechr~d % ~ 4 q p . . ..,.- -
April I'D 70 June Ala S. foT he at srss moi ha
TVsF,NrNrroush Qs9fea 10 san brt Nc sN.A Aus,.
esn Spirits offered - IS .
TS1Yr,b,h IN % eemsEJ ,ltSi oT eommoa Bo<i, lrf
Ba, and ISL Refined IL f5Es.sn i;us d0ics sx,s
Bsl ca 80.
WHiLFsoSr-A parcel u pa; Ia been 'aA. fnc
AbFsicAN SIoCKs-Thsr- bs OF been sinsss III.
week kut och. hs'4 uly. and there "a.
Penn ylV.rs wheh MID or d a.,
is,Ts The Bones BE- e-s - sC Thsr. say, 80
ions h R-r1sd Sbaf.' OR sao. %. kt ~.
p.Tt uOuLs, sre. U.i@d sA's. T. sorG. lsl ~
buyers AsbAms S. div. ffom so' - bsys, N...ssa.s.
ol6lt. Mississippi Planter. SOrcs teG<2; do U., B,,s
Bcncs l6dls Maryland = Scril g. S91si. Teune... q.
Bonds S5dst Nir.i - Bo1ds Sdts Coed, q. st,rs.,
psdIl0 Nse Sun,vick s. -fLrs TO- ~. Nov. 500.
S;elr, iG5d ,o4 Ne~ Orc. sCity 6. TSJ77, hao, c.af
R.urusd Bonds - LIT Aot..s- sd9l Mcss.n C..t,L .,
slas2 civ he-ioIl te isA 8. luo ssvrrtiss .6ss
ex DIV NV York srd E- =. y Al FSpd So a.. ps,r
.,y.n., &c s,ra g., lst hurs,s- s3ass
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PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES on THE CHI
MISE HO5TlLlTIES.


LONDON, Feb. %, 1857.
The Earl Of Derby's resolution, and that Of Mr.
Golden, both Of them passing condemnation upon
the Chinese hostllises, were moved according TO
notices given, the on the 2itb Of February,
IN the House Of Lords, the other on the 27th Of
February, in the House OF Commons. The debstes
IN the Lords ended on the same day when the de-
bates in the Commons began. The former gave the
Palmerstn Cabinet a shock by lesvag il in the
comparatively weak majority Of 30 votes. The
latter msy result In its defeat But Whatever TO-
tarest may attach 10 the discussion in the Com.
mons the debates IN the House Of Lords have eI
hausted the argumentstive part of the controversy
the mastery speeches Of Lords Derby aud Lyud
hurst forestalling the eloquence Of Mr.. Golden,
Sir r. BulWer, Lord JohI Russell, aud tsdi qaasti
The only law authority on the part of the Gov
eminent, the Lord Chancellor, remarked that
Sunless England had a geod case with regard to
''the Arrow, all proceedings from the lsst TO frat
"were wrong Derby and Lyndhurst proved be-
yond doubt that England he'd no case at all with
regard 70 that lorchs. The lae OF argument fol-
bowed by them comedies so much with that taken
mp in the columns of TIE TRIBUNE on the FIRST
publication Of the English dispstches that / su
able to condense il here into very small compass.
What is the charge against the Chinese Govern
mentupon which the Canton msssaeres are pretend
cd TO rest The infringement of AIT OF the sup.
Elemental treaty of 1913. That article prescribes
that any Chinese offenders, being in the Colony OF
Hong Kong or on board British man .of-war, or
on board a British merchant ship, are NO. 10 be
seized BY the Chinese authorities themselves, but
should be demanded from the British Consul, and
by him be handed over 10 the native authorities
Chinese pirates were seized 10 the river Of Canton
on board the lorcha Arrow, BY Chinese officers,
without the Intervention Of the British Consul The
question srises, therefore, the Arrow British
vessel Il was, as Lord Derby shows, "a vessel
Chinese built Chinese captured, Chinese sold, Chi
pese bought and manned, and Chioese owned. BY
what means then. was this Chinese vessel converted
into British merchantmen BY purchasing ST Hong
KeDg British register or sshng hcepse. The
legality of this register relies upon IN ordinance
n Tie local Legislation Of HOps .Kong. paced II
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here mus. .Is. .er.. paper and setre, I' ~
ties, phich vsuA 70 far 70 sIcv that u W. D"
ring vas possessed OF the "monousris q $3.50 .Jss
MO Canton there STOOD t.sibd tin the eo'''oe;
chef 81 Whitehall working upn LIS ihY 80 The
and drvipo =. for purposes OF his own, iron ,ne
state OF Mteut warmth mo tina: OF consuming wv
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Brown, shipue, a Co.. Circular.

PR ,u,yfeal LIVERPOOL, Fdday Feb. y, 1857
,orro, IN the esy par Of week became iitle moie
sec with turn prices 10 favor Of holders but the
msket Iespsed into previous dnuss and eoses
tsmely al pat.al decline Of I6d y In American qualities.
g Orleans Mobiles CplAnss.
M!cdlng .....7 1916 1Ile
Sss Of The ending last evenns 1870 taes OF vhica
were 10 %. culato. and to day they
sre called. o. bales. lOo for speculation and export Total
stock II Cotton this poIt $50 % American p 400 bales
Tofs soCk eau time year, $4,000 American, 29 ooa
Trade in uiscuriSs dstriets quiet wsost material
change IN prices . 49,,
Tbe M,REET has been very dull sdechne 10 Wheat Of
Cd y bu,h Ipdisp Corn of6d quSt.r and IN Flour OF
barrel White Nh,s quoted p M 2, White as
ION Western Canal Flouf 2s djo Phlsdslpea and BLt'
more 80 QS2 s. Ohio % casa Canadian 5dS56 barrel.
White Indian Corn IS $685. mixed and yellow " ass
quarter. ., 80.
cwt. Tor common.
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Most ignorant Of what he. most assured
Tbs CLASSY essence, like al angry ape,
Psys ,ueh fantastic tricks beieIe high heaven
As make the angels weep
And, lastly, Lord Grey:
"If your Lordshps will refer TO the papers You will
find that when Sir j. Bowring applied for an interview
with Commissioner ieb, the Commissioner WA ready
10 meet him, but he appointed tor that purpose the
house Of the merchant HouQua, withca! the city. Sir
j. Bowrinss dignity would not allow him to So any
where but to the official sdence of the Com missioner.
expect, II other result, at east the good result
from the adoption OF the resoluton-the nsaut recall
Of Sir j. Bowring'
Sir J. BOwriDg met with similar treatment at the
hands OF the Commons, and Mr.. Golden even
opened his speech With solemn reputation OF his
friend of twenty years standing"
The literal quotations from the speeches of Lords
Derby. LyDdburst and Grey prove that TO parry
the attack Lord Pamerstons Administration h,i
only TO drop Sir J. Bowring Instead of identifying
itself with that " distinguished humanitarian. -
That il owed this facility Of escape neither TO the
Indulgence nor the tactics of has adSersaries, but
exclusively to the papers laid before Pariismen.,
viii become evident from the slightest glance at the
papers themselves as we'll as the debates founded
upon them.
Can there remain any doubt as 10 Sir J. Bow.
rings monomsDia' with respect 10 his entrance
INTO Canton Is It not proved that that individual,
as ihe LondoS Times says, ." kss taken a course
entirely cut o his own head without a Their advice
: from his superors At home or any reference 10
" their politics" Why, then, shoDA Lord
Pafmerston st moment when his Government il
totterlng when his way is beset with diff eulties pf
all sorts-fpsncal difficulties, Persian war Slsscul-
ties, seeret.treaty oiculte, electoral refa dif.
heuliies, coshtion dltcultes-when he i. CONSCIOUS
ths' the eyes OF the House are upon him ssre
earnestly but less sdmiringy than ever betote,"
why should he single out just that moment to sI
siUl!, lot tns hIst time IN bis political life, an ua
h.llf 60
sltern, too--st the hazard OF not only impairiu.
sui more hs own position, but ofcompietely bra,k
hight up Why should be push his new.fauSled an.
thusissm TO such point as to offer hinself as
the e1piatory sacrlhce Tor the sins Of DR.. Bow
rBgi OF course no man in his senses thinks the
noble NiscOunt capable of any such romantic aher.
rs'ions. The line of policy he has followed 30 M
this Chinese difficulty affords conclusive eyideucec ri
the defective character Of the papers he hAs laid
before PJbsweGt APsrs 6op YssEskel pay.rs
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
w. q. GILMAN.

NX7H0LESALE GROCER, No. $50 Second street,
w St. Louis, has Ia store a large and we'll select
ed stock, which is offered at the market rates, con-
sisting in part as follows:
$40 hhds N. o. sugar; 200 bbls loaf, crushed &
powdered do;
1900 bags Rio coffee; 100 do Java do;
l5o bbls 5. H.. syrup moIasses; $50 do s.. II.
melasses;
200 bblsp lantatp molasses: loo pkcsmackerel
100 boxes Goldfish; 100 bbls Wilmington tar;
500 kegs Boston and Pittsburgh nails;
IS kegsfne Sd pals; rs bags cotton yarns
so bales carpet chain; $50 DO cotton twine;
100 bales wicking; 45O els Manila and Juts
cordage;
100 doz plow and clothes lines:
400 boxes WindiiW glass. assorted sizes:
1000 lbs W. ehaIk; 500 do alum: 1900 do gtpeter
10000 osnaburg sa;ks; 10 kegs sup. corb. soda;
200 half chests Imp, Y.H. and G.. P. teas;
300. boxes Imp, \. II. and q. P. teas;
$50 boxes Virgiiia and Missouri tobacco;
loo bx. smoking; tobacco; so do cut chewing do
l5o bx. star ~caEiles; 70 do sperm do;
300 candle mouths;
ESQ boxes soapsl $50 pkgs saleratus:
3 cases Ma. indigo; 6 ceroons S.. #. do;
so bgs peppers As do pimento; geo bxs cd Slices
$50 u. G. ID. per. caps, $50 rms G. /. paper
$50 doz com. ana fancy pals, roo no 3-hoopd do
$50 nests 2 and 5 OF tubs; $50 mats cassia;
Is cases prunei; 80 cks eurFants; 8 do madden
s. bbls whiting; 400 rms wrapping paper;
so bales osnabErgs; brooms, zinc washboards
churns, de, de-, june ], 90