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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt N. c. Mcigs U. s Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents Of , in tho State OF ,
hereby Jointly severa with the United States aud
guaranty in foregoing accepted,
they will days acceptance the said bid
cute the good ands uhcnt suecs per-
articles proposed conformity the terms Of the
advertisement which made. And the said
shn fail aforesaid guaranty
good between the offer by tho said and tho
lowest bidder. Eas Iiaaas a.a Ets5 s3tl
(Sgned) A..
49, CD
thereby certify that knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient
Ggned) F.
Sep I-1aw6 "A e.5ts ,tssqi fst{ ~ ft
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Mutual Life Insurance company Of New York.

~, Trinity Building, III Bread,cdy. AZ
FTNHE assets of this company amount to nearly
ii and entirely cash, OF which three nil
bond and
city and OF Now York valued ut nine m
lions Of dollars -8a tts e
Tho profits already amounting million hundred
thousand dollars the property OF the policy holders
TERMS
application aud pamphlets giving every information sup
piled applying companys agents
FRED'K s. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATr, Secretary
SHEPPARD H0MANs Actnsry. iA
gr MNTURN POST, NJ D. Medical Examiner
May 26-.1ys
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MRS. M. A. KNIGHT having taken the commo-
vl dous and wclknown house, No AL Pennsylvania
outh side between Sd and AZ Streets nearly opposite Wash
ingon House, Is causing II 10 be completely renovated
and fitted with and elegant nrnnrc suitable for
boarding house, piAIt M tle t1a sala s0s fi u
Mrs Knight considerable the
baltimore feels confidence offering gentlemen
tc
to call her Accommodations before locating
g3 ! IsH1gH trfls .fs4tt IN II
c VIII be prepared receive guests about the first OF October
Sept
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Connisayy Generals ogGcn George Gibson, comnssary
crs assistant Captain simpson six clerks and one messcn
S.uDoon Generals 0Gen. Thomas lawson, surgeon general
H. C. Wood and Dr. G. K Wood three clerks
Ergimez Joseph Icen, chief engineer assistant
Captain H. @, Wright hve clerks and one messenger
Typographical Bmeacol j. j. Albert csonei of The corps
sisan Captain woodruff four clerks and one messenger
Ordnance IL r. Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant,
Capt. VIM. Mynsdier; eight clerks and one messenger
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United states Patent once,

ON the petition of Josiah Copeland, of Weymouth,
Massachusetts, praying the extension Of granted
him the goth January 1874 for Improvement IN "oot
Cmp for years from the expiration said patent which
takes plnoc on the 10th day OF January, 1Sb8-si
ordered that the said petition be hoard al tho Patent Once
Monday january IL O'Clock, all persons
notified and show they have why said pc
ution ought 70 be granted Hs 49, ~ ~ tx ~
Office their objections specially set frth In writing al least twenty
before the OF hearing all testimony filed by either
used the said hearing must be taken and accord
with Of the Office which win furnished appca
eFsf $50 :
testimony the will be January
depoon and other relied testimony ncd
tho Office before the morning Of that the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter. J14 u se4sie lafg
Ordered that this published In tho
Evening Washington Philadelphia
Tally News, New York NJ r. Post Boston Inquirer Cincinnati
o. for three succcsivc weeks previous day
Of january next, the day OF hearing. 3S alt sa
aegsaa JOSETH HOLT,
y. Commissioner OF ratents
Of the above papers will please copy heir
bills 10 the Pssent Once with containing this notice
Nov 7--Iaw3wf psiff
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American Gothic ana Brass-Foll Roonns.

INVENTED BY EuGENo IATnlA ARCHITECT, NJ. s. D. A. &c
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
~ tagcs, and farm buildings once Gotic chappaqua
westchester county, New York.
June1 17-d0 tttl taas.H sf W HI
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE sEMINARY,
(yeOrgefOwn n q.

s.lH UeOfgetOWn, -. y.
TTNIIIS large boarding and day school for young
Il ladies' so long and hvoabiy known conducted by
English under tho direction OF Mas NJ j. Narrower principal
assisted by and experienced every
department Of learning. 80 ~ bsss ~ ss,.'s
Members oCongrc and others whose duties call them Washing
ton place their daughters wards here under their
von have been accustomed dohc graduates OF
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union.
For particulars adtress M. j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary, J,
Sep l2-eon Georgetown, d. G..
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EBBITT HOUSE.
j. III. FREEM AN.


EBBITT HOUSE. ss.a.
j. III. FREEMAN.
street. between 18th 14th streets,
WASHINGTON, d. C. sE
TNHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ongy repaired and furnished with supporter
contains one hundred and has all the requisites of
FIRST class house. 5.et s
Tho proprietor has provdcd COACH which viii
depot and steamboat landing arrival Cor ooonvcyancc OF
passengers and baggage TO the hotel & ag
Oct g. :.
Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
THIS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for insurance buildings, merchandise &c. the
usual city without charge for policy their
Tenth street and Penn tho Washington City Savings
Bank -ti' tsN-
"' Vim. +, Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
jos. Bryan, James Y. Halliday, +.
H#. VIM 0rmc Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun ,sa@ M. w. Gait, .ss
Bcnj Bcall. ~,
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
G. u. HANSON, Secretary, 1f Wef 'Ssss.t4tF
May 2g--d1y .4sgE aEef#5p tsRt ftgtiSls, 4.s Nsa0
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cHAs 8 D. JoSEs rHos.
JONES q NOELL,
attorneys Lar.
DUBUQUE IOWA, Ed. -
VNTILL attend faithfully and punctually to any
wv the line OF their profession
Collections made In Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota Territory
and proceeds promptly remItted.
RErRRyScKs.
Messrs Pairo Noarse. Bankers Washington city
Hon, Reverdy johnson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Hon John A. Dix, New York city,
Sop 2-dG ~ l.,gss ~
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r. s-Editors OF the above papers will please G
bills TO the Patent Once, with paper containing h
Nov 7--1aw3wt
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Cyrus w. Field e. Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No. IL Ciig Sred, Neo Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large printing, writing wrapping and all other
paper which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
MAY 2B--1y~
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Gray bald with diseases Of hair or scalp read the
following and Judge Of the articles: f 81
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wheeler a. Wilson.
MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,


N immense assortment OF scasonablc fabrics con-
IA stanty on hand also, full and rm.
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF cARPErNGs
Ocloths matlngs rugs mats materials lncc curtains, gilt
cornices window shades &c, SC, &c, r
Hf sa MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICESl ..
a. LORD & TAYLOR,
255, 257, 250 and 261 Grand street,
Nav 26--ly and AZ aud 40 Caharinc street,
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Written for the Kenosha Tribune I Telegraph.
LINES,

DEDICATED MRS. RAssE7T.
On bright summer morning, in 1855, when the bir
were carong their sweetest music and flowers sprnkl
with peary dew, were waving in the gentle breeze Hox
BAssErr went forth with happy heart to the little pom
(his mimic lake) to take merry row in tiny boat wi
his mates, the school hour and was drowned The Ia
hymn that echoed from that childish, happy heart was
ssEarths stormy night will soon be DER,
The raging wind shall cease;
The Christians barque will reach the shore,
f OF Heavens eternal peace.n
All, yes the tiny barque is moored,
The anchor safely cast;
The haven reached, the winds have ceased:
The ''s'ream of life" is past
No wreck is feared; the waves are stilled--
His cares of life are DER
The sail is furled and Hattie's* smile,
Now greets him from the shore
"Earth's stormy night" win break no more
Upon your precious child,
For sunlight falls upon his grave
Within the forest wild
He joins his sister in the songs,
They loved to sing so wei;
Their sinless souls IN Union meet
With mnsic's gentle swell
The morn Of everlasting Lite
Hath dawned on them in peace
Where Harps tuned to sweetest notes,
That NEVER, NEVER cease.
How oft thy throbbing heart hath yearned
To press that childish brow
How often listened for the voice.
That SILENCE answers now.
But murmur not-that precious FORM
Is all that's lost to thee
The sinless soul rests on the shore
OF blest eternity!
Walworth, Wis, Sept, 1857 HER.
+ tDied 1854
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"Oh, not at ALL replied the gentleman
f. yon are Mr.. Wormwood,- but am not Can.
tain Bedford; ! am Ned Daisyfield, Phlis's
brother. called ON you, and pretended TO be
Bedford it was only to try you, for Phillis had
written you were of sour, suspicious DISPOSE.
ton !; but she didn't wish TO offend her aunt who
supported your cause. The bait took. You
thought something must be wrong,--some trick
intended against yougself,--and gave poor Phil
us up, without eondescending TO give any rea-
son son; Charley Bedford slept in. In fortnight
hliais was quite reconeiled TO my choice. They
and have TIE honor to wish you a remarks ably
good day.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

ANATURAL CURIosITY--The Hartford Time,
saws that Dir. DANFoRTH, OF South Windsor.
has a natural curiosity in the shape of grape
vine with clusters Of hazle-nuts growing upon
il. The vine was one of a large number grow.
inr among and over lot of hazle nut bushes.
and singular to say, some ofthe grape vines have
produced buches of hazle-nnts, or rather union
of cranes and hazle-nuts in one husk.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

REASON on BoTH SIDEs.-Bechy Birchbud
think it provoking for a woman who has been
working all day mending her husbands old coat.
to find a love letter from another woman in the
pocket To which contemporary answers -
Perfect nonsense there is not woman under
heaven but would find the letter before she b..
gan to mend the cost-then it wouldn't be m en-
ded at all
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

ESDURASCE.--James Lambert, the English
pedestrian, completed the great feat of walking
900 miles in 900 hours, in Boston on the 9Th
inst. In the operation he lost IL pounds in flesh,
and won 81 600 in cash.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Of the County of Kenosha.

List Of Premiums to be acarded at the Annual Fan
efhe Agricultural Society ofthe County Of Keno
sta TO te held on Friday the 25tt and SATURDAYS
the 26fh days of September 1857, the grounds o
The Society in tAo 1oan Of Paris
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
The Rain upon Roof.

The Rain upon Roof.
BY MRS. FRANCIS D. GAcx
LoSa ago, poet, dreaming,
weaving fancy's warp and woof,
Penned tender soothing poem
On the "kain upon the Roof"
Once read it, and its beauty
Filled my heart with memries sweet;
Days of childhood fitted round me,
Vioets sprang beneath my feet;
ana my GENTLE loving mother
spoke again in accents mild
CurDng every hayward passion,
Of her happy, thoughtless child;
Then heard the swallows twitt'ring,
Underneath the cabin caves,
And the laughing shouts OF Willie
UP among the maple leaves.
Then blessed the poets dreaming,
Blessed his iancy's warp and woof
And wept DER memory's treasures,
AS The rain fell on the roof.
Years ago i lost the poem
-- But its sweetness fingers still,
AS the FRESHNESS in the valley,
Marks where flowed the spring time ril
Lost to read but not to feeling;
For the rsin-drop never falls
Der my head with patterng music,
Bat 1T peoples mem'ry's halls
With the old, familiar faces,
Loved and treasured long ago;
Treasured now, as in lfe's spring-tlme,
For my heart no change can know
And live again my childhood,
In the home far, far away;
Roam the woodland, orchard, wildwood.
With my playnates still at play:
Then my gray hairs press the pillow,
Holding all the world aloof
Dreaming sweetly, as listen
To the rain upon the roof
Every pattering drop that falleth
Seemeth like angels tread,
Bringing messengers OF mercy,
To the weary heart and head,
Pleasant thoughts of years departed
Pleasant soothings for to-dsy;
For know each drop that faIlsth
Comes to bless the thirsty earth.
Making seed TO bud and blossom
Springing all things into BIRTH
As the radiant bow that scatteretl
All our faithlessness with proof
OF seed time and harvest,
SO the rain upon the roof.
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The Superior Claims which this Elastic Composition
Fire and Water Proof Roofing

has the various ordinary Ccnens and Compositions
which have recently been offered 10 the public, consists in
the Ict has pTovedfor fifteen years toorty
encs of those who have given it trial. and to this
attribute the general favor and universal patronage
il is obtaining in this city and State.
To who erecting buildings, that would II pos
sbe n reasonable price, avoid the perexty and annoy
ance of defective and eaky roofs and such vii
be perfect protection from the elements, submit
following facts and conclusions:
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

NSURANCE-Ho is agent for various companies
of uudoubted credit, aud is prepared to issue poll
cies ON Life and Property, on favorable terms
~ See advertisements
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

tS- Somebody sends us the following with CHALLENGE
to answer it, As peculiarly bright at scb things
never having attended guessing school, we gi &c it 10 our
readers, and solicit solution.-EDIToK TRIB TIL ri
Ny First is n quite famous in sou~.
Though not to poet did it ever belong
But dark rolling river to poesy urkns~u
Claims it rather as peculiarly its owA
My Second, though loved as a beverage by aIi
The young and the old, the great AID The small
Must look TO the brogue of an 81 ~ o the sea
To give it the name just fitted Scr pie
My Third is a member tho not noted for GRACE
Is still Of much use to tac wboia human racp-
thing that we seldom disr.ay unadorned;
Not given to drinking, yet frequently corned
Ny Whole is an article of worldwide renovn:
a boon TO the beggar, and welcome to the crown
A ttng fun a strange 8 any you'll find:
Meier without eyes, yet always stone blind
SpUINY
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

HelmbOld's Extract Buchu
Is prepared directly according the Rules of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
with the greatest accuracy Chemical knowledge
devoted its combination Professor DEW ES Valuable
Works the Practice of Pysic of the Stand
ard Works Of Medicine
w $IoO lei
One hundred Dollars viii be paid any Physician can
prove that the Medicine ever injured PATIENT and testimony
Of thousands be produced that il
Cases OF from week thirteen
effected. The of VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY in possess
ers is immense, embracing names well known
SCIENCE AND FAME.
100000 Bottles Have Been Sold
and single instance Of failure has been reported.
Personally appeared before the City of
Philadelphia II. T. HELMB0lD Chemist, who being duly
does that his
curry or injurious Drug, but are purely Vegetable.
H. 7. HELMBOLD. Sole Manufacturer
Sworn and subscribed before this 23d day November
1854 WIN. p. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 per Bottle, SIX for 50. Delivered
to any Address,
Accompanied by reliable
fessors of Medical Colleges, Cergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by HIT. HEIMBoLD.
Practical and .fnaly,irsl Chemist
No. 50 South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, As
sembiy Buildings, Ph1ia.
r To BE- had Of F. Robinson and ef all Drug
Provinces
BEWARE OF COUNTERFErTs.
Ask for Helmbold s-TakeN Other.
CUgEs GEATsAN TEED.
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Ladies, Department.

JUDGES .-Afss. J. NJ Kellogg, ID McInfire, E.
u. Robin $, j. ID. Beaedtct, David Crosit, c. C..
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iSCDGL S.--4NsuHdH McCOmm fTdHefs rad
dock, Benz. Jeren.
JUDGES on Walking Horses.--Addison Moore,
| % Peter Reas. Il. Hoodrorth.
Glass ist-Best stallion of any age or breed, $500
| 2nd best $. "a $50
Glass md Best yr old stallion Of any bresd, 90
Class sd.-Best year old stallion of any breed, 200
2nd best :. I" LOO
Glass 4th-Best " OldsalliOn of any breed, 2 90
Glass 5th-Best Mare & Colt of any breed 55,eeo
Glass 6th.-Best 3 yr old Geldng of any breed 800
! 2rd best :" $50
Glass 7th-Bcst yrs old Gclding of any breed :, 90
Glass sth Best yrs old Fiey of any breed, 3 90
2nd best, so
Class eth-i'esi yrs old Filley of any breed, POO
Glass i9slh.Restpr Of Matched Buggy HOrse 90
Glass llth-Best pr. of Team Horses, leo
End best Z, 90
cias 81. i2t H.. Single Horse 800
Class !3th.--To the owner of stallion that ex
hioits the best doz sucking colts got by his
horse 500
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

HELMB0LDS
| GENUINE PREPARA1FON
OF
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract Buchu.
For Diseases Of he Bladder, Ksdneys Grarsi Dropsy
Weaknesses, Distractions, Secret Diseases Female
Complaints, and al Dissdseo of ne
Seraat Organs,
moving all Improper Discharges from the Bladder Kidneys
or Sexual Organs, whether existingin
MALE OR FEMALE.
From whatever cause they may have originated
And no Matter of HOW Long Standing,
Gdciag Health and Vigor 10 TIE Frame and Bloom 10
the PaHid Cheek.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
f. esTss Ssryo1s and Dsetasd and remov
to Exertion Loss of
Power, Loss Of Memory
Difficulty Of Breathing, Gem
eral Weakness, Horror Of Dis
FIJI fI sss w s b Nerves Gsegsliag Dread Gss
wskefalness nimness Of Vision Iansuor' Upye,
sal Lsssitude Muscular system often Enormous
Boy bryaess the ssin
The era ras s; Pain RI F j. r. Back Mesyi-
Black f., Spots IS Flying be-
'eetion. Great Mooilty, Restessness, with Horror
eni hsD % a0S Ds1s the, t. oh Pa
Dread for Fear of Themselves NO RE-
pose Of Manner, Earnestness, no
Speculation, but Hurried
Transition from
question n
other.
These symptoms, ifaowed go onwhieh this in
variably remoyessoon follows Loss POWER FATUITY
AND EPILEPIIC rIJS-in Of which patient
pre Who that these frequently fol-
LEVIED BY those direful dseases-IssANlTY AND CON
SUMPTION The ree0rdsHef the INSANE ASYLUas, and /
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION bear ample wit
most pchoy e1hiSoa Ths
visits it, Should sound Of the voice occur rarely ar
tieulate.
with woeful Measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguied."
Debility most terTble and has brought thousands upon
thousands to untmely thus blasting the ambition
many noble youths 1t can be cured by the
n L \ l. l. / Il l. T. r. L. MEDY.
fyou are suffering with of the above distressing
nents, the FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU will you. Try 1t
md be convinced of its efficacy,
Beacdre Of Qude& Aostrun7s and Qudck Doctors,
sho falsely boast of abilities Citizens know
md avoid them and save Long Money and Exposure
sending calling for bottle of this Popular and SEE
'IFIC REMEDY
1t aays all pain and inhamaen, is perfectly pleasant in
Ia taste and odor but immediate in its action |
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

The Most Useful Most Perfect! Most y
Concise!
Cheaper tIan the Cheapest! Better than
tise Hest!
Published Weekly. The ~hoIe only One Dollar :
n Year
~ REATEST DISCOVERY OF THE PRES L
W EMIT Century for =
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes =:
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence and =.
exlihtiuu Dt elnnca avarx, couutnrfot in
lation. Arranged admirably that Reference as "
easy and Detection Instantaneous.
~ No index to examine, no pages to hunt
up! =
But SO simpfed and arranged that the merch- :
ant, banker and business man can see oil at a
glance!
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LYMAN & RONE.

BOOTS, Shoes Leather, Findings, &c Every va
riety of every article pertaining to their business
may be had of them at the lowest prices Custom
work to order Leather for sale. Hides bought,
sc. sc See advertisements
KENosHA, Wis. Main street
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

statement in writing must accompany each
sample of Butter and Cheese on exhibition, embra-
cling the number of cows kept, the mode of keening
treatment of the cream milk kind of churn used
mode OF freeing the Butter from the milk, quantity
of salt used and If any other substance, it must be
stated.
The time Of making the Cheese whether from
one or two, or three mlkings whether there was
any addition of cream, quantity of rennet used
mode Of preparing it, kind OF salt used, mode of
pressure, and treatment of Cheese after pressure
These rules for the future will be strictly enforced
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
DENTS RY.
TEETH FOR THE MIL
4. r. DELLA

LATE OF NETWORK. FASHIONABLE
Barber and Hair Dresser. From long experience in
The business he aaters himself that he render en-
ire satisfaction all WHO favor him with their patron
ge shop under Lyman Bones Shoe-store, corner OF
5tlin Street and Market Square, Kenosha
Keuosha, August II, 1851. n9u
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EDWARD III. RUDD,
R. II. HAMBROOR,
T.. G.. MERRILL,

SASH, DOOR. AND WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTURER
and House Joiner st shop on Park Street. hrst doc
ensi Of The City BANK. Ken0Nhd, Wis. IS
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

:, horticultural and garden products not named in
me above hist and Flora beauties especially, will
oe thankiaiiy received for exhibition, and win re-
celveJust need of praise at the hands of the secre
tarv.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
HORSES.

McCommons, Francis Pad
dock, Benz. Je,cen.
JUDGES on Waking Hosses;-Addison Moore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-05
a CAR u.

The dtSasreeable duty Is again deyolyed upon me of
vndioatng myself IN the eyes OF the public, before
whom have been most maeiously arraigned, When
Col Arthur published his first card, he ought to have
known, what was very generally understood, that |
was guiltless of the charge that he alleged against
me- viz the authorship Of the structures that had
appeared in the Bedford Sentinel, rejecting upon his
public conduct Immediately after the appearance
Of the card, however my friend and late associate in
the conduct Of the sentinel las high tonedand res
peetable gentleman MS any in the county of Red
ford Arthur to the contrary notwiihsandinrA ceus-
ed him to be informed of the iact-bodly nyowcl
the authorship of the offensive article and assumed
all responsibility in the premises This did po, sot
isfy Arthur who affected to regard Mr. White Ne his
inferior and renewed his ssyagc ONSLAUGHT mon
me ltmay be proper to observe here ,bot never
wrote or dictated line respecting Arthur dnrin,
my connection with the Sentinel" regarding snc6