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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

ERESH DRY GOODS.-We are receiv
L ing variety of choice and desirable GOODS.
among which are
English and American Prints
Earlston and Manchester Ginghams
hlohair De Beiges; Laveila Cloths
Black Gro De klIaes very cheap
Rich Printed Law and Urgandies
Plain Colors aud Printed Bareges
Splendid Flounced and guile Robes
Extension and other skirts. and Skirti1gs
Velvet Ribbons silk fringes
Plaid Tweeds and Merino Cloths, for boys
French and American Cottonades, in variety
Coars aud Brooke Spool Cotton all Nos
Skirt Reeds Bras and Steel Hoops, &c DC
To which we invite the attention OF the trade.
~, 81 KENT PAINE K co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23

w P. PERKINS & Co, No. al Ea
w gle Square. will continue to sell great bar
gains in balance OF their st elk of DRY GOODS. for
CASH until lst May when they will close to prepare
Tor Auction which will take place on Tue sfiay 4th
May I'm silks and Ladies' Dress Goods generally ,
their stock is large. Also. good assortment OF
rnois f,r Mems and Roys' wear. ap ~
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Sl.036.553 "a

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE MERoHANTs' RANK
or VIRGINIA" ON THE l5F DAY Of APRIL, 1885. WITH
SAME PERIOD IN 1857.
April L. 81 April l. '5S Increase Decrease
Capital
stock $500 coo 90 $500 800 90 90 90
Circulation. 49, 163 o. 4l2 1923 % 90 Al 800 90
Deposits. Ia9 $50 70 II fS4 90 on ~ BPS 81
Specie........ T,it3 % 79,7II ~ S.267 OF 90
stat and
qua a D. &c..
tied bonds SOB. 4o2 Sc As, aO2 Sc 90 45,0oa 90
Premiu M
same. 1854 IL 33,I53 l6 II, 298 IS 90
Due to Bks % 500 "a il,7l7 81 90 1879 u
Due FIR ON
Banks. 256i SO 29,448 % l6,SS3 Is Oh
Discounts 4s6nJI 81 4tl3 III 43 OO 52774 ~
sd. q. X. SLAUGHTER,
JOS. III. WILSON,
MARTIN H0LLtNS,
\. McC0RKLE,
GEO. NJ. RUCkER,
.-s t.Hs'4 HENRY o. SCH0ULFIELD.
.... Directors
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male Observation-Disclosures
,Iland mak es "a periect cure.
ately relieves ChUlic.
is IL sure cure for ChOl
OF Cholera.
twill prevent rec uITeDCe
Ait relieves all painful
~
needed 10 throw ont ofthe
after a long sickness
~Jaundice, removes all
r color from the skin.
SItime before eating, gives
makes food digest well
Z,eures Chronic Diar-
while S,u M m r and
talmost to the first dose.
%attacks caused by worms,
,oreu. there's no surer. sat-
JLthe world las it Hepsr fail
GRAFTON in these statementE
that we can give evidence
use it, are giving it their
its favor.
Iure In recommending this
for FEVER AND AGUE. chill
n Bilious type. 1t operates
are willing to testify
If Liver remedies now offer
. none We can so fully 70
0RD'S INVIG0RAT0R, SO
Iro1ghout the Union. This
VRR fNyIGoRAToR, producing
on all who use it. Almost
! have been given of the
icine by those of the high
md We know it 10 be the
,efore the public. Hudson
ERD & CO., Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York.
| ADIR 4 GRAY, Agents for
de 2--sl&cw6m
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, ko.

FISHER 3 WINSTON and ADIR GRAY, Agents 70
Richmond de 2--d&cw6n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-07

so CASES TURNER'S GINGER WINE,
list G. l. RICHARDS & CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-07
NEW

JUST RECEIVED Eek
:.
n 6aTIk
~, r, -.
A. SehAo' "ASiEn' rho" nA"non1
NJ ron V VIZ NM vC~rn
nnss,in ;n 49, a. eyiow
's a" pan !" V""
Fancy prints, mourning do. fancy printed jaconets, mourni do,
Sup. white shifting, Russia crash, linen imperial, linen hdkIs.
Linen diaper, towels dos bed ticking, bingham, Victoria lawns,
Moleskins mohair, black alpaca, black Orleans, buckskin,
Blue and black broad cloth, billiard cloth. hair cloth,
Heiours d.Utrecht, fancy printed cotton SHIRTS, q large variety,
White cotton shirts, linen bosom do, blue and red hannei shirts,
Hickory shirts, cotton. wool and six understands. kersey drawers,
Ponchos, bed quilts, white, blue. pink and yellow flannel,
Blue, red and white blankets.
Pilot cloth pantaloons. DO monkey jackets, black alpaca coats,
Waterproof coats SILK and cloth coats, linen dul pants, -.
Moieskin pants, cottona ana ouckskihn 40 oiue q oiacR oroaociotn.
biue miAea COTTON Seeks, brown 90, fancy 90, wool 90,
Lisie thread socks ladies' Cotton stockings, pearl white silk do,
Black silk stockings, Lae thread do, childrens do and socks,
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Sundries.
NARSHAL'S SALE!
,E.S- LIBEL HASBEEN FILED

-aprsme Court q the Hawaiian Islands on the ssh
urh-r. A. D., 1855, by Asher B. Bates. Esquire,
6,mas Spencer. ding business in Honolulu, against
Ia HGai HlSira, her boats, tackle, apparel and
h the said schooner KG Maui Hikfnd has been AT
IS issued out Of tIt- sail Court 10 pursuance Of
the said Ifb<I. aud such proceedings have been
Z tb,t bv the decree e the Court iu this Cause made
~ on he .th day of October, A d. ISIS, the said
Mani HTkiHa. hr tElt-. tackle apparel and fur
y sef,-f 10 lie sold NJ public auction
IN virtue Of sail orler TO m- directed, I shall. on
19rh ~ October inst. at Il O'Clock noon. at the
{, Whtrf In Houolulu, sell az public auction, to the
=. The said schooner Kd MGUi Hikina, together
Ia tack. apparel ard furniture
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NEW GOODS!
NOW LANDING FROM BARK YANKEE

SHELF HARDWARE-A VERY DES1R.
able assortment, comprising many Articles never before
offered in Honolulu.
Cutlery.
Pocket knives, from the most approved makers; sailor's
knives, large butcher knives, knives and forks, balance handle
table knives, superior shears and scissors ~
Ammunition, &c.
Hazard ride powder, in lbs and insi drop and buck shot
bullets, English fbwing pieces, lead.
Agricultural Implements.
Peoria steel plows, garden shears, sets garden tools, Collins
sIedge hammers, or bows, Stnmons' G. 8. msttocks
Paper Hangtngs.
1000 rcls new styles house paper and bordering. :
Tools, &c.
Choppers tools, improved brace bis, nles. smiths below,
whitewash brushes, paint brushes, pick handles, axe handler.
Sundries.
Patent clothes pins, bills glue. grindstoosA charcoal irons,
forcs pumps, shoe pegs.
An assortment Of Yankee Not1ens. embracing many
desirable and useful articles, too numerous TO particularise.
The above goods, purchased in person mostly from the manu.
facturers' agents, are offered for sale on tho most favorable terms,
by n14-t1 w. N. LADD-
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| H0WLAND'S
ROaYPE

ADFRSIGNED would call the ATTENTION Of
Fri4nis and the Public to his Rooms. over the
r,--riaf Adv ~rtiser.- Printing Office. next to the
here h : taking Pictures which, for elegance Of
- 4 taue. cannot be eXceIled
=aur receipt II New Stock. Chemicals &c, he Is
= Pictures with all the latest improvements
rtken on Glass. Paper. Patent Leather. India
nj warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
Public are invited to call and examine specimens.
W. 2. ROWLAND. Artist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-07
At@ 9Abtrtistnleuls.


M Dealer in HARDWARE, CurLEEY, MECHANICS
nj AeRIcULTuRAL IMPLEMENTS. Fort street, Homo
1IS-tf
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LUMBER NOTICE.
BLIC rs JNFOR NED THAT WE
re ant extremely vel assorted stock If LU NBER
bich additions VIII BE- mad by vessels shortly ex-
a OF 7 advantages tn purchasers not 20 be found
? city Please call before purchasing.
C.. A. < H. r. o
NOTICE.
BY FORBID ALL PERSONS
wife Kama, as I viii paw no debts IT her con-
n PETER FREEMAN
ISIS. lIq-2t
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BOURBON AND MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
nLD BOURBONAND WITS
u ky, in 1ogailon packages, in bond or duty paid, for sale by
f 1l5ff C. L. ICHAR * co. :
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-07
? 0 R / !!
JUST
RECEIVED
AND FOR;
SALE By s. I
RITSON 4 HART,
lIA-tf ~
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !
TO ARRIVE \


TO ARRIVE Is
IN Hunts handled axes. charco.l irous, vrousht spikes,
Axe handles, row locks. whalers' spadeA
BUCK shot. ohi:si Ssediss = suiss sissnsr.
Safety fuse, bead and moulding planes. :
Carpet hammers, hind hinges, wrouGht nails, 4
Seine Irvine, Unord's study lAmps. ash md chalk lnes.
plated casters, plated forks and spoons,
Plated dessert knives: wire r9t trsps, horse rsps
Spirit Levels. tea trays, Nurse brushes, AMI cards.
Ok bows and OK Jokes, corn shelters, grain cradles.
Enameied duck for carriage tops, new saddles, 3
Finished grindstoues, grindstone fixtures, =
Douglas pumps. Nos. /, . 8, l. {, g guarded lanterns,
Brass screw ,ngs' mes. trunks, nail rods
Doors and blinds, !, ! inch aud u inch hose.
Hair cloth, curled hair. feather pillows, q
Looking glasses, bush and grass scythes, !
Heavy log chains, cast steel picks, =
f fl%'1 ss. 1ss. ssss :S %s,, sce. ss' sn% bead $ pssns.. A-
Pick handles, jack and smoothing planes,
Try and steel squares. hand screws, assorted,
scythe stones and rifles, sash fasts. caout nails,
Britannia tea and coffee pots, bake kettles,
Curtain rings, powder tasks. ivory handled knives,
Egg beaters, Ely's percussion caps, sive, thinbiss.
Zinc washboards. wheeibarro~s, bay cussers.
Timed spurs, harness leather, a ~
Harness, Japan. bras. and silver mounted. AZ
Britannia lamps, shoveis and tongs,
Extra handles for Eagle pillow No. 2,
inch and s-is, ! SQUARE, swede's iron,
I, 3, l inch round iron, nests buckets and boxes,
SINCE and double bedsteads.
Dry Goods, &c.
Extra skirts, rattans, Scotch diapers and napkins.
Turkey red prints, small figure, f
Fine prints, white ground, eae5
ladies' and gents sasssi I. c. handkerchiefs.
Chnd's and misses white hose,
a., 54, "a and ia sheeting, sd
Ils-tf Z. o. Hail.
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TO LET.

To LET.
FOLLOWING ROOMS AND OF.
] ire FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING, corner Of
bmAnu and Queen streets. viz:
|aoor. az present. occupied by D. c. Waterman 4 Co.
tar. over the Office Of Ne~srs- c.. A * III. +. Poor,
J the sec1ni foar. directly over the Savings Bank.
Ef the above building, capable Of storage Of 1900
kiven immediately Terms uoderafe- Apply to
CHAS. BREWER. ID.
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GOODS! NEW GOODS


Nv GOODS! NEW GOODS
UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED
son. by the YOUNG, GREEK, an addition to his
k<irable stock OF
Hardware and Cutlery!
a. following articles Folding harrows, cast steel
harden spades, long handled do, cast steel shovels,
o,od point, potato diggers. bog hoes, glUe, whiting,
bush hooks, steel sIedge hammers, charcoal irons,
Cutlery.
-urtment Of pocket knives, cocoa handle knives, S to
hives and forks
Tools, SC.
- wood saws with frames complete, blacksmith,s
5~cwrIing bits, gouges, plumbs and levels. black
wooden bench screws, bodkins, scratch awls,
Z. grindstnnes Of assorted weights, awi and plane
i;visers and compasses, lockwood rules. copperinz
Cords and Twines.
Manila cords and lines, cotton do, seine Irvine, cot
rrapping twin-s, fish lines, all sizes and quantities.
Builders Hard ARE.
II. Heavy 7 hinges,
Square bolts,
Picture knobs,
Improved gate hinges,
I'd butts, window springs,
Door latches,
Night latches, 2 to 8 keys.
Brass and iron padlocks.
Sundries.
vs- extra nipples for Colts revolvers, India rub
h.. large and small paint brushes, powder TASKS,
- b1lrling wire, halter and trace chains, emery,
~: roller buell. 5, breeding rings, rat traps, alha-
Ir.,ai furnaces, grfdirous, wa<hhoards, bed screws,
a. ~Tetticoat lamps, timed spurs, waffle irons, etc
W. N. LADD-
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"E ClampSus W"
CHAIRS Z!

|ECEIyED per Young Greek" from Boston,
Emsnt o. Chairs, consisting Of
Z afhce- ladies' Dining, Wood Seat Office,
y Care. lafayette do.
Grecian Gold Stripe do do do Curi Maple,
b Rocking. Ball Top Grecian Bird Eye.
b Nurse. Wood Seat, Chillren's Rocking.
r Peg Arm Dining, do do Hole, &c- &c, &c,
For sale by
A. p. EVERETT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

Toward the roYtA, rs:esd Of Lofty nolntx a. N Dee
ftyvr re sumpi:s pierce the scuds, the stranger ~i
be greeted with gentle srd1stiors, veidsat ~,h
and psstures OF The G-ises grsss, aId IL
the pesssnry. Cottages Of stspe ara mortar, betssea
uprcb: posts ofhsrd wood really rooted With cypress
or cedar sbipges, and substantially eoorea -th p:ea
or white pire-sometimes With ha,d wood Of rs,ve
growth take the piace Of mud buiis shi grssI
matched he7els EL;e, the peasant coz, sua he VIII
ot.erve an al, Of conior. IN the vesppcin.ed .1rni.
ture ard DON este u;snss of Stsoreshre pottery sat
place vsre with the res. though simple dee9rat ons,
for which he 1rprepsred, after VIA. ne hos Wa
messed or TIE octer side o. he iesnd He viii begin
20 perceive that, sitter all Kingston is net Jausi,a,
srd be irduc.d 20 snerd he Options ne hsd ass'y
foymed rom irs. impressions.
have ibe honor % te, sr,
TCYr nost oo.ceLt .e-vsl;,
CARL. T.TpAS eco, Boston Mas = b SLAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

esns County, n. Y, under he rSue o! "YorA-
,s:res," and irquires 4 j: be distinct breed, and
dh be Of Yorkshire origin; OF Il not. WA: i. j.
lie De serib<s j: bright rei, 20; 30 DARK Sc re
Dev0,s; wiz shor., hne, smooth lair; bog th-n
meek; good lers.h Of heal; small nuzzle; heavy,
broad loiD; broad, svf', nesiy MP; 81 n, wti:e,
"bandscme toin, Do. long Sc tns- Of the Devons,
"bu, the shape eqISiy god. TIE aniUa' ass d
Z" deal larger AID heavier tt.u The Des ne; three
"yeM ODDS not uDcommoniy weighing 1850 lbs.
This description does nos sppiy 20 sny Known dis
,irc. b,eed. There is no such orsei IL Yorkshire,
nor anything resembling it. Tsis lie clesr'y Md
dle.torp, where's Yorkshire possesses, WIN the
single exception OF tie Craven long horns, wsich
sre now becoming very scarce, 10 ds,n tive h-eed
excep: the stort-horns. Ii eau ssrdly De pure
Devors increased by careful selection, since :: has
not The Characteristic Devon color and Tue weight
mentioned # not exaggerated, lie ex,essTe 10; De-
VOLS Of three years old. We should Judge tbs
breed 70 be lie Sussex middle horns, but for tSo
resfons; that the Sussex has anger horns than tie
Devon, DO. smaller; and :ha: he Sussex, though
light, red teas. and ia. heavier than he Devon,
has no. oil has fneness, bur, on tie contrary, is n
iinite!y heavier and eoarser IN tie iorehs1d |. may
be 81 improved crcss of the Devon Or tee Sussex
but we are not aware of the existence Of tue Ssse1
breed in the United States. Emphati ally and de-
cidedly. i unot Yorkshire" and should 10; be
20 s.yled, since ,uch misnoners tend above 81
things 70 confuse and prevent scientific crossing,
which is wholly deperden: on the knowledge OF tae
origin and connection o! families.
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the Cape Do verd L. snd. vscrs OF me Assllss srd
eeversl other place.

the Cape Dc verd Il, .nds vacrs OF me AssGlss s-d
several other place.
To make iors story short, & ire cpiron Ct tie
int philosophical writers TIA; climate " b ,o,x,y
charged and altered by the resug or d.strs,,.op Of
forests, aid that the hotties, AMI mos. s.ee portions
c; Africa ard Asa-not excepting Arabia, Esyp, sni
the Sahara nsef-ccud be readerei permanently
sgIssabe 10 climate fertile, sni inhabisbs bysores,s
As pJwerial auxiliary to these, S;esi,n wells wOui
be essential, and they could be easily ;de in sons
is,ricts.
In climate, si,as,ion sid productions, are n@ usny
of the localities here cited quite simIsr 10 var.oas
pa,ts OF the United Safes Ia ul.ny postions OF this
country the resles,a.e are NJ; Only DIMINISHING
the pro6uctveuess of tie so bit are fs' fastening
the period wher the ls0i m1.t BE- sbs0iond sli 'et
10 weeds reptiles noN;cus cres'srss aai dren'h, be-
comirg sn srd ,iac: ,seuirg with nslar.ers sAiA,-
.iCus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

The BucxErE MowIso MAcHIsE.-ws nave
account Of ni. Of moving machines At Ooeids 90
tie, on the farm Of the Hon. Timothy jenkins, NE
presepce Of large concourss Of farmers VINO sppe.
think the Buckeye Moving Machine inc oe"
the lot tried, and this corresponds Win many oph'o's
we have heard this season Eom Individuals "es:
lot aware where this machine ,nn4c'1fso' " "N''
is he pr.ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-16

RITTER srocK William 8. Lincoln Of Worcester,
Mas, produced from one COW, Owned BY him, In ne
Spring Of 1885, Is lbs. of butter week and cows sa
produce Is or I6 lbs week r,t ufconmon n tnss
State. The "OAks COW" yielded her owner ~ d.
week at the best, and nearly 800 lbs. in the course
,bs s.,soo. These are e1traordinsry cases, i b ss
but il one COW can do il, othen en-
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1
AIbans, he found the country beautiful the air COOL
the climate delicious. and the people robust vigorous
and hs1 dsome. 1--WE were travelling in ono of the
nos. beautiful countries in the world where veseta-
ton brilliant and culture active useful trees there
increase rural riches cover the soil with the GOODNESS
Of their ehsde, and serve a. an asylum to brds Oh
every species, the ordinary companions OF isr'uy
lie eLumerates turtle DIVES, jays msgPe' sorks ana
Other BIRDS all Of great use in destroying nse ana
many of tLsm valuable a. game. Other Islands 10 the
an are state OF stenhty anu constant
d,outh. Bat forests where they have existed, or DO
now exit. serve ~ the protectors Of vineyards cult
vs.Gd fields and game birds, ard there
AR. corr, ard vine, and Of, and Plenty ssps
10 laughing life with her REDUNDANT norn.'
Esyps now almoet entirely barren and arid, except
where ws,ered by the Nle once land Of Forests
Of delightful climate ard 0. plenty, land celebrSed
az flowing with milk ami honey" LIS resources
were az great when urder the sway Of the Raman En-
plre as lie position admirable, and was c'nadeIed
o. tho key and the emporium Of three p.rts OF the
world" The emperors we're 90 jealous OF rs im-
portance as 10 forbid senators and generals to enter
i, who rad no. Obtained express permission ior .hs'
purpose from az apprehension that the pr0dlsioa'
ecur dity e. the delights Of tbs: bssaial sgd nea
" country nigh. lead them to st.smp. usarp,
scientific traveller who visited the is.nds 90 TIE
vess coas. Of AREA few years tincs, says;
when the Canary l,lsEds were dscovefsd, tn'y
were .hicky oyergrown With wood bl, sL-e slls
mas beer sncst entirely era heated, tas Gu
become ysIy cry, Lsy, u s)a,e is.nos-In s,s
Fos-ts Vsrrurs-so much - TIA. the iansoVsn's 80
d zei 70 tee 20 cher sinds % avoid psrsohe IN -,
tb-... sinl..r s,i6.,y Sf the chns'e, ;'ol-s'i ~
ne c.st-.:t.,. & ..e fJrss:ss hss e7eh 'o's'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05
Personal Prnnertv-

We are requested to call attention to
that portion of the law, in regard to the
assessment of personal property. as
found in Section l9, ofthe act passed Nav
II, 1858, which reads as fellows
"And it shall bethe duty of the Board
of Equalizers to supply any omissions
from the roll of personal property taxa
bic In the town; and said board shall
consider any testimony which NAV be
proffered tending to disclose any person
al property taxable in said town under
provisions of this act which has not been
listed; and if it shall appear that there
is such property, and that the nerson
required by law to list the same failed
to do so knowingly, and with design to
eyade the taxation of such property in
that case the board of equalizers shall
place such property upon the roll at
double the valuation of the same ar c;m-
liar property when listed by the owner
or other person required by law ia list
the same; but if it shall appear that the
failure to list such property was throuob
ignorance or inadvertency, then sucb
property shall be placed upon the roll at
the same valuation of the same or SINH
lar property duly listed under reon;ra-
ments of this act"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05

dence of the mutability of the democrat
ic party. He once maintained that
Congress had full power to legislate for
the territories including the matter of
American Slavery. He now meekly ac-
knowledges the nationality of Slavery,
and that Congress is powerlcss to inter
fere.
1t is feature marked in the history
of parties, that while Jefferson and the
Republicans of his day, maintained the
power of Congress over the territories
the sovereignty of the States, and the
limited powers Of the Supreme Court,
those doctrines are now repudiated in
the main by the modern democracy, but
are held substantially by the republican
party Of the present day. The policy of
the present national administration is
the opposite of the early administration
of Jefferson, or the later one of jackson.
buchanan sees no power in the Consti-
tuition to restrain slavery or pelygamy
in any Of the territories Of the Republic.
suffer themselves to be lead
by the name democrat who never
stop to inquire how often the party chan
ges its principles. l-9af 2.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-05
S. S. SCH0FF,
J. A. BUTTS.
Kenosha, March IS, 1855.
NO MORE CREDIT f!


After undergoing the perpexies End losses Of the Credit
System for number Of years in the newspaper business
feel compelled 70 adopt for the future the rule-pdg
d0acn. -s~
There ia probably kind Of business in which the credit
system works runousy, the business of newspaper
publishing Newspaper accounts made up Of small &C
counts scattered wide extent Of country Ii often
costs much these small items OF accounts
WORTH to collect them, especially at distance besides
very many Of them are never collected at all.
The pay dam rule will be hardship for any one
We take all kinds of produce raised by the farmer at the
market price In this city Mechanics generally
age 10 pay us In the products VI their labor. ge ..
In future all job work must be pail delivery. Adj
versng must be paid in advance uness be contract
The pdy dolon rule has been adopted by large
number Of newspapers In this state, and it will doubtless
seon become general without exception.
During the months Of June and July the undersigned
will by himself agent make through country
and far practicable call every subscriber
who indebted subscription otherwise we
hope will be prepared to pay up and those who will not
pay u.s. shall be compelled to draw bhlck line
their names. ~ No subscription for TnE TRIBUNE &
TELEoRAPH will be received hereafter unless paid in ad
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