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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

Music TEACHER Prof Constantine
Ribler a music teacher of long expert
enee, has become a permanent resident
of this city. His advertisement will be
Found in this weeks paper.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

Ezg- Mr. ri. HAVEN left at our Office
a monster egg, which he AYERS was laid
by hen-circumference longest way,
screen and a half inches.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

20 The Rockford Register says the Steamer
Rockford running between that place and Grand
de Tour since the high wafer pays no attention
whatever to the channel ofthe river but cuts across
lands and passes over fields in some places a mile
from the he'd of the river
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

Mr.. HEwLETTs LECTURE.-The lee
ture of Mr.. Hewlett was very well ate
tended last evening, but the audience
was by no means as large as it should
have been. He lectures again tonight.
Let every one go and hear him. The
opportunity seldom offers for hearing a
lecturer like him.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

RAILROAD BOARDING HoUsE.-A new
Boarding House for the use of the Ke-
nosha & Rockford Railroad, has just
been completed. tits movable build
ing-Hounted on car wheels, forty feet
in length and two stories high. It is
conveniently fitted up with all the appur-
tenances necessary to accommodate a
goodly number of boarders. The build
ing will move onward to the present
western terminus of the railroad track
in q few days.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

New MALT HoUsE.-L. f. KING OF
thls,city, has commenced the building OF
a large Malt House on the bank of the
north branch of the Harbor. We I'M
derstand it is to be on a large scale, with
the view to an extensive business.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

All premiums are made specific when Policies are issued
anu aie y pe prepaid in money; and further assess
e ~ case OF loss to be made the parties so insured
Inc advantages Of Stock System which precudes the
sibllity OF an assessment, are very obvious
The Board Of Directors have authorized the isspes ~
Poncles on country risks detached very low terms
aubc, by doing business on as favorable terms =. an
other similar nstuon and by the utmost fairness and
iberality in all their dealings anu
Policies granted and issued parties effectine Insur
Office, sU' o. ms
ID. c, GASKIIL. Apent
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

LIGHT GUARD BArL.-@This entertain
ment, for the benefit of The Washington
Light Guards, came off on Monday even
ing last. 1t was altogether pleasant
affair." everything was orderly and con-
Quoted with propriety. The number in
attendance was quite large.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

9z MISS E. M. CASSIDY advertises
something interesting for the ladies in
to-days paper.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
BOARD OF Directors,

Ward Cowing, Obe6 P. Miller, William A. Bradford Sam
uel ?. Daring Edward b. Perry, George w Hail r
o. Gardner, Thomas A. Doyle, William b. Ryder.
George Cleveland, Philip Ryder
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
gfleoital.
TIA KE t HEM AND LIVE!
NEGLECT THEM AND DIE.

the patient Herrcks Sugar Coated Pills have never
been known to produce outh and aching joints,
Pill pleasant to take certain to cure and used by millions
will certainly look for other. These Pills covered
with coating of pure white sugar, taste of medicine
about them but easily taken bits CT confectionery
FAMILY BoYEs, % cents boxes, 81.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

THlS Company Insures against Loss or Damage by Fir
on Stores, Merchandise, Dwellings, Mills, Manufactor
Hotels &e also Marine and Inland Transportatio
cargo Risks at the ordinary rates OF premium
Losses pTOnDtlT and EgUit9by b1mSfed and rad
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From Rec J. 2 HINES Pastor Of Advent Church, Boston,
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those am called to visit
in distress TO regulate the organs Of digestion and pur
fy the blood they the very best remedy haze
known, and 1 can confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours, j. V. HINES.
WARSAW, WYOMING Co., N. Y, Oct. "a, 1855.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

r9- Penton s. Robinson; Sawyer Page SEQ; Bookee En-
mis- &Co; Chicago Rice Stevenson, Milwaukee, Wholesal
Agents.
soSod by f. Robinson; Starkweather Co.; II. r. West;
Clark SOM Kenosha, B. s. Cory Co.; NJ. Evans; Wau-
kegan and by dealers generally. ly1I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01
" fN T. !. l. A n Y.
a ROMANCE.

following: mo
A"os 'hr'r yeats 90. G., orse Frv a.
this s'eanity be am snamuT,d If .L,,n,,,,I
Olpsy gnl, who. va CON, aly uub a ua,.L.,
Of her people, had e, eanp, i is .W.o., -.
thi- place Mr. ffys love "a, C,,,5I,
s'pr"esf"d ~ 'tr fsir 6n,y. ,td
seated 10 s'.rry han But. ,,o.. i.,, :, -,
aia ian su"''isr I'D 80 "a Ls,tebtd d IN ,bi.
e'se The Co"-'Et oi Iis st.tl,f.tttnL.Ir
could tot ba oii.iheJ "a L,t n, .,,,,,. .,,I
. m'n not accOstea,ej 60 g,Itihtv n,
ever, love laughs at lockSaa, O. Wl,nNr
~ "ari tist b, eo1i5 l.Iu 80. -
OF toe old i"lk., b, Set sloa plsnnIpg ~.
ssd means 20 st,slrtr" otkj, aF' 60,
la ttis be "a, succ. sful T., n,
'bs hard h.af'' d Ia n.sa 49, W M 80
s'~s 81 Mb Ph us, Dir FIy4p 20 eL.d
.ss e""P "t us Ssud, rsrs sBa -. 49,, by
net whom 10 'ssrt lad IA 80,
Nghsd. Af"r t'bdiy smtrsei . Ler h -.
Relied htr to seeoapsby bia. ~t,e, s,I.v
70 village t~ mules alst.s,. W,rl.,,
h"l Spou she complied ssth Ii, r.....,.
Aa1 o" We ioll"Ning day they we've
''eu ifr rag- Il ~, tit q =.
shee be und tblt hi. lighter al .lopea
eau oe'tv' Z" imEsibed nA1 Jc.enb a
N"th'hg e. uid s"'.'L- Iis tru.ler ,.Y, IA.
rs'ur" - Al ehIiI h. ,--u a., .....t I.r
her f'"sHy ~Lrn be ,hud d.lat Ian,
sei couid q g." tTsccs VI .,t i. .H.,8,
hsA'> i'~sd 10 'h- p,rs suWov aI a..
ensrf Der wletesb ~. and q. a., mr. .
" s.'rt'i k'hhaIp't-, e.Ki
qua"'''i-- ~ g"l'i sHd si,,rg .vIt.Li Nc
'trm to "sk~ t"e f'u sd II event
is'' 10 . in' II iuhumaH mauusr. tLy, 80.
nipIishtu thar olTct
10 ih ah's"ss 81 81 TT.tL, ~,,.1
her H"Hy a"d deivrrsd % ov,r
na"os ~ is'h-t ursusr, p' 'Ilet.u..,,,.,
'ra"g u I've imusi,a IN ..,,s
sf"sP o'pss's & is".. ,.c... r. II.
n'o' salo Vet ,h'1 Ia rrtutLeu % mo.
rom ~henc" 'ie' lsird Il ,,,
ss-n th4'h u, srr ru'it ar
W RS 'r"H - d. If
'is S"-f' bed ttc Lvp t.s, sU,,o ..
vsp. n"h - iS's u.esi ps,ru; sui,,,u n
70 niiD Nho'0 sue Orrt TIIr l,a.v.r.
e'af"AHf rus''d VI F., hv, fo, L., a. r.
icy S"s lie i'h t'a'i ~. ,ot uo., 10
o'Ao"e ;" log Srd at hr,ud us[ys,,.
hs afA.u uri'rd Lls dc,ipi,- wgg<aoth r
h,t TAR d'ug't'r, SGas[ a to..y.
"s 'us 'a'.f hr tNivreheJ>Cuo ~ lie dif.
'"''tH w"Ftd IA. H. III. al A -
N' rry lived Sith LI><Wifc sud ,6r 81 Z
mask'ud But 40 Low .hyr, iy. -
some eonnu1ial o "a, biuaIiun. Las W
Mr fry'sfI>a lrii,- b., G pse, u,L-,r
eo@Ps"y 9Th Geo Ply The ,cvoEd .uiy,d
10 this fSaos IN sesrsb for him B, d. "a.
Nt<<S ot ralaer Shade, she wss successful
ig>nHding Lin
Limited space forbids us from est.,;.,
'nio details ~ Ibis time { the r1ctu,,,,i,s
suffering hr. Fry las undergone .,,,e b.1
a.PsHute from this place 1hs ini.ll,y,n,s
q Der husbands second narrsge ~s. Sc
cIares hrr exclusive right a. t,m
Pta's' BY the ~sy, wat Mr. FD's s,eoud
Tde wss Sidu~, that her hu.taud We,
~ ~ N''h''niA some yesrs sEo a, d soou sfter
his Srnyal thsre u "a, rumnrrd hat L.w,,
ihu' ds'ed ~ ~rrks since n letter vas
received f'oin him by her. We have been IN.
iofmei !" ~u'ob Lr slatcs tbat h. w;it %.
lurL ~ The urxi steamer, Ae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01

Hose. The S.ies,4 Coaf,-, trg. Of,
rough b"atmsu p.s,irg .i,rg tb- 81, Ger, n
tbst eity, clio h-d duhyd fr aus, f,,u
homs, sBa stopping % tbc DOR ~ a a.u.ic
a'ore' vhfte E-pt'-ptH "a uyssirr a
sseri s'tain tf"u rsc chord. Of . 6os 3is-8
i5' ihe amus m.uf Il som. l.f, fsis' 4. -
lie h''c"'d v''y 'rtvr'ly psytpg hu, httfs
ailesi,es ts she p,rs-fs b., O. iiI toe tst
se7ldi"g tears SVur~d 4Ssu bt. ,uagr. sou.
b1fht ohrtfs ~ -ptfr of 60. sAi.sg.r.
70 res'rstn ~ ~ Ui-rlttg tb.l ss a.t.s
I'd hi''shs 'ururd rpnr 4 sud ,rstu.H
'Ssb lsip - = 'suErt gr 81 bitl- .i.. /,
so""shrfs "uI We, tbsi . ~ tsst ....t sf
tbihg snd u pssrs nee tlIHk of bY.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01
ovee-nna,ni,o nnrsr.

A writer ia The y T. Farmer. vbo /,
"'seEs""h' cares over feactins Lor.,s. aud
l"e's EASES Their ifonl,K -pc-d hite,n or
'~eu'J s"eoad' pr 'siie by the f.ll.uipg
noie ~ 'h"ciug ~iucb ipe, ease ths motion
oI thS i,IAsfd isrt, AHa sst.i.s ti.. ,,,..t,.s
" the hiud ou's lie p,skr- tie tor.c.uIs 4.
WY Zoe. s'b''di"g h'tis q, gr. rod ,Ls
Shoe set - IL bsvsSsri - coav-uiso,. on
the rSsId fet. sih bigb b,s osuiE. "A
.. 70 lsi thrm 'oI over a. 'nu a. Pa, iLl..
On 'se bind f-'t The hy (, ,.uls 4. ins "a
iss toe eao'k b,eh sod pruj c'ieR f,r.srd
'tstSs' sh"d 'ses, travel eIssp, viii no
click,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01
..R0.E8RY..,.-'
~--rr----
LOVE AND HAnE. =,

t1fa2 ,2s .-h-.lls F--~s, fe sssss 80 "a
va = 'rexsasAs- 1t-si
Give ne 'hs sse, Of ,ov.f sT,s.s' - %
sss 20 more forfsns, s''5.ss '7s'. tll
sseer oss sspsrrhssrd Arar g. is'5s
thss ssesyS pfosdest .sss. etss
way .sis sv~ 10 DE sssec,, 'a',i - So
VI damp the sprit nov, sea = sttlaz ia
r fa sA'a vssasasvAdss sl.sv.s,h.,r~,,.
~ Asoss vithersd btovf Irss ~ rs -
Give me The boon Of loysi '''"v
-o Asftih as ased !, vain.
DfaFsf adreliops satsssisuil.
Than hOaoss tieAs,, usip.
! & ~ raissr issa uPSa q hssaa -N r
30 -, sP"o'ss ~ py oya. = ssls5- l-a !.
Than q" Psvil,Os q ForEeov,iy ....,
oroa kissIy ihroos.
4eA tss SAAideas,sgs. IA .5.isd .sR.G
ffsr'f' ,~sfssipprp sdors q. x,.f ss..E
est ote' 'Aai scatter light .,st ,su
,of oefhsaveAs azare soossl : D vo,sl Z.
- S, 70 ihs'f yer, hrsrs spshsissd. s,.gL
fhe vo,sries ef love n ,s.,trl-- 40
d. yhefp e'sf The soly aaue. which once 49,, 4 u
hSmea the eoar's shove. 81 --,,,Y s,s
Give ne the boon oi love t-at,E
Reaown b bot q vrsa,h, 1s. t's'3
p WaH.s seudest echo ever apsu ei'-d re
tsp FrUa ssriLe Astis " des,h. isH 7,3s-B
q eAiovIss eye bes Stsss he more '1aSrc
Than faaes einslsrSn-a real sSe F" .,iH5
Ahd ooe ssssr soss Of tsnderness e.frF =
=, 'Tssa risaPhs ~iisss, btai.i r1os'ih y
81! ~ u W qssysHaJ rs y Z < ~ 10
Give me The booa ofiovel-ss 1-ss
Tie PAh Of fame is drear,
Aas'gsSys sreh eOth ssrf spaa oN iV
hillside cold and sers.
a"7 7osss'Id,hover frOsa the paik Of low,
HRo,Aa lo,<ly tAOugh itIrS Ssrp1lssd -3t isii
iiltasArstthah ,he wreath nat waves p,
Tos'srn suAoiuos,nsys. -.-. t.ae
Give me he bon etloys tyosgrs 81 10 Z
The lamb OF lame shines far, arit
But l' YES spit light glexs uear And warn
"a APsfs Apd hosssAvi STAR Ss4,J IaI
One tender glance Gao fiji the soul -iirsI
.I-r(Wi,h 4 p-'rs.tkl hs.;sD B.. $3.50 tgE
b7i sIefJs AaDr ssms fhfsiIy---iA tof
lone iunerssI pyrs. l,a u N sXfapf,
Give me he boon of Iovet
FAmes pumPei-srsins depau; -
Butio'ssSweel lutte breaihes melody
That linssss 10 ne bearE a f.slI
And the scroll Of lame will burn
When tbesea ssd earth consume, i'. f"
Boa ths rOss Of lsss ips q happier sphere, 3
sasiWIl iiss iadsa thiessbIoOm ssasl ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01
TH. @.s~s,p-

There i 'pm'ilbK hr.b iu &C. a.ms
Asd ,'s a'ffssiss rsf,iy Z. D. n. ell Of tts
vass sase'tsa = ~ 80 grrHr bssu To-
thoagtts ihat oitdl- rautsd 10 So ~ qri-t
hsaptiigl. a"d safr Ps-sirb DO. o. tI. .
slth iis a..ooiaum 90 a hsyv- s.a f..f,
usi"ye th.'-- sifnas euiptisus p,s ffil s.
nsash % shatsf ani .sfipsBi ( rf rs.
esa ~ hous fhrfs Trs t,ft- 3. fts .,.,
t''a fahsu,ss u iss hesFt rb. I,la aaI
oase IA Psias. busht an4 tlst r f6s
ugga asy F1B s#rrf fB- o.. fI.r
iGb'. ATE 81 % h,e .,s u..5f, cod 90 .b
. sorgpgt u , sfIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01
uAR - RR.


NJ say Of fssffvsi lss q s,.s,. t..,.,,
sis-. ~ DEL .ins al ai,i h. ..'ls., ......
o. az RiDDLE a aao.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01
DENTAL NOTICE.

H. rklhgh bss naseed his oe-s ov..
- 2 = Bsiis1 Ace't IigBg 49, -..I,.s
49,. - = gsis4 o. " iesiT esuitsscs st hsFslofsrs
Oes1a5 - iat7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01

fTHs heHf. w. ass.sT ChuLs Wss
hey AZ poe Il be i.ei4fss. -ail. IhyB.I.
lai v The sst-s ia tha N asI asssas
satsosa Ahi41ItY SO aesfs 90. feL... 80
btssst sse.st bird 10 p yistB ~ al.
fobin lbo bHif trggsr aita o., .~,,t,
bos9a' - never tsfasi Ih-fs be- t.r
gtssf bsfds usY sugfs lfn- Fsita sssll
egs teas hss msay si tbsi' ifgrs bsss b. 90
tPsfsi tflhs .ako a a. 10 sae itsy
Ssala hsre' afo8aa ths rraF-s IN rs.,s a.
Icy aia sEsF iss usbvfisf hafs sf tbs
80 s.dfsa - ~ sssi ssd sires tL.m .,,b
'fassaf ig gfsifisl go sahFsncs sfths poser
sHa tsaeefe' . n fe.ty}
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01

IL ~ z. MfHie Bfsss go psfrisi, p,...,...
- fsitss. ssi received b. 80
oeti. is57s "NV,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01

uAuLeYB sna Bsehsier's Hsif Dsr ~
~ eaaasiaE sFsg 80 Fet ksiF % q hsasstfsl
tieet ~ ofosn sitkaes NfsstaTf ~ yktn ~
sale ~ cav burf.f IA A0orF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01

EFThs Jsa & lsdy ss~s is.t ~
ls9sga' sss tssa iogua sbs sss hasslas
A $50 a loots4 ilts = ass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01

Hg-A pretty Tti asd q sild boFss s,s
haelst9 ea ssgg4 z,isshs-l. isf ,hs aos fsus
astg slth ffslloFs tpag, and ,ks otssr
FsafAFaS ~ b. bss,t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01

"A IL ikose bat kanu fkat tbsusr, A. 4...-f 49,
- 80 siH bisse ssit sss s-flis 4 ~. ! n, y. u
80 pag. saaBfaptei ftus "a ~ ~ issjr ,,...
sill hare 70 ores = 80 - 81 Hoass ssd IA ,yif
- 49, tsisiy sFcessafy ~ have nj areasats r..s
taasiaii isssss 80 THOMAS aAWlHNg
HARDWARE.
HAVE Feesissd . hfst fa,e 49,. ma, n -.
80, - ~ Gallery. isfrs sad smslI W. 80
- - hiviis Locss. Hinfgsst4 scfsus cis9s,
ff- 1neai sifves. 49, ~ y issTtfgss ssssil
- Di,sinas Caa sieFis. nil sad = Coz
~ ~ go a. ne Maftef Hoes 90 ~ rF6 =
rov 5 iss7 @ FhVs hANLss2 81
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RSois, Caters aud Shoes.

GREAT DISCO YBRlES ., fAs AGE
DE Liv'esstoa's TrsSefs sad Rt.ssfsAss ~
iesn ysEfs fsslssucr q ~ lsieTia, III af,i-s 80
lnssefT f'vp, 'e@ Csp- - 0l,af fl.s. = f,,,sfo
- aef -, esas hrnee aefuss fks Coaliaeat
lssi received ~ CF Rpfapp a go
Decesstef ~ fesT . ~
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MARRIAGE.
CERTAI.S DJSEASRl

Whsa the mi'guidrd ahd inprBdeBi vo,ary e
hads he has 'nb6rd ihessis paiaFsl dsss !,
TOO oSn happens thHi ill.umsd seose el .h.1. or
dIsad d'sstetls dtisrs kiu fIou sybIy ns TO nose
who IRON edseatoS sad rrsPecisbilty, esn slOae be-
iaesd AIN delay tag iaf the eoaslsiio-sl a.,
Q. o.. h9rrd d,,rase @sss their APpsMsRes, sdss,ius
the hsaa. tsrot nose stis. &e Pfokfsssiss On u,ih
isssssLfsPdnygt d-.ah pals psrtna ts - 49,
suhefug, BY sesdins him 70 tbsi beafas iron whene,
n0tHAvtftsF vstsrss fH u is useiaseholy fse, 40
iAOss and, fall victims 20 this terrhla d,ss. OWN, 4.
the usskilifsssss q igRorsni prsttBders who. bv H.
use o. that deadiY Poea efeury the
and nske ths residss of Ne hissFabls. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-04-01

Wpra esaias fsts ths lssd u ss.dss
s9nassz SO BE 49, tssestsd = uassiss
ghioh viil shsn so N moties--tsa ssafs
tbs aiasgiV tt4rf 5sg sFt5 lsa sars
lat, ',,sA Joks, paa pRS his, ss bys sligst
sAasgs y ssafisg. hNsf sAsg Ne ls'o sss.
sssss, = ~ SIS bsisslss so sassbsssksl, asd
nssufssssFs be lsli ls,s 5 sssksaFsu
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18

dn Aet relating to the crime Of placing o6styEe.
tons on railroad tracks or remorisS IN. ysa
Merefrom Or committing any injuries 10 raj.
roads.
SECTION /. Be Il enacted 6y The Gereyal A.
setnbly Of the Stats Of Loca, IL any person ],
persons shall wilfully and maliciously place an
obstruction on the track OF ! railroad n m.
State, or remove any rail theYefrom. o. Is y,
other way injure such railroad, or do any o,h.,
thing thereto, or in any other wsy iniure ,uch
railroad, or do any other thing thereto, wher,.
oy the lie Of any person Is or NAV be endan.
gered, be or they shall be punished BIZ coD6De.
ment in the State Penitsntiary for life, or tov
any term not less than two years.
Approved March 70, 1858.
an :Aet regulating the mode Of seryice Of notice.
Of protest BY Nosaries Public
sEcrIoS !. Be IL enacted 5y the General Al.
semdty Of he State Of Loua, That In case Of I
demand Of payment Of promissofy note, bin
OF exchange, or other commercial paper. by :
Notary Public, and refusal by the maker
drawer or acceptor, as the case may be. H.
Notary making said demand may inform The
endorser or any party to be charged, II in the
same town or township, BY notice depo .i,ed in
N the nearest post-otfice to the party charged.
on the day of demand, and no Other noiies
shall De necessary to charge said party.
Approved February %, 1853
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WOMAN ''SUAsroN" AT RocHEsTER.-The town
Of Rochester, in Cedar county, whose moral A.
mosPhere has for many years been polluted to
a notorious degree by dram shops, was the
scene OF heroic exploit by the ladies' Of the
place on Saturday, the LIST inst. A short time
previously, az We are informed, a man named
howe, cooper by trade, forsook his lawful and
honest occupation, and for the sake Of little
hithy lncre undertook to ruin his fellow citizen.
by opening dram and gambling shop. The
women OF the place, determined to eradicate the
evil, assembled and marched together 10 his
establishment. He having heard Of their com
ing, locked the door and fed. Il was the work
q out 9 lev minutes to break into the estab-
hshment and empty all the liquid death it con-
tanned into the rect. The party then pro-
ceeded to another similar concern kept by one
Edwards Formerly professed Christian and a
minister Of the gospel, to his shame be il saidl
VINO was also absent Here they performed the
same work OF cleansing Some of the ladies
we're armed with pistols and other weapons. but
no one opposed them. very ludicrous Incl
dent occurred An old topper named Swab seized
brandy or whisky cask and attempted TO run
on with it, but was caught by one Of the fair
depredatOrs and thrown down. The head nf
the cask was knocked in and as the fiery lionid
ran out the desperate sucker" attempted 10
lmoiDe little but was choked off and wallowed
through the mud-thus served literally as !
swAB.
Rochester is now free from such curses Al
gtog SHOPS, and we hope it win remain SO. We
40 not wish to be considered as justfyinc mob
law, but we cannot condemn the action az IA
women Of Rochester in this instance. Where
the law is poweriess and moral suasion il Or no
avail, fOrcible means are sometimes reon;,ad IN
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:, APPREHENsIoSs or YELLOW FEyEg AR TnE
souTn.--Great apprehensions are felt ii ~
southern States that the coming summer wiu
oe very sickly one, and that the drcaae
scourge OF yellow fever, from which tho al
was 50 unusually exempt last season s,saih
THIS year with greater violence tn. viii rttarr
fear is based upon-the fact u an ever. This
unned freshsts at this pa - the long CON
" TO breed treble dis. SECULAR time, are like
Of the land on the Asses. Nearly one fourth
down to the y Mississippi from vicksburp
flowed for -outh Of that river, has been over.
bavoss many weeks, and all the saan,ns
viii ana lagoons at the South are eorrsd
.,s'agnAns water. In the interior or Mississip.
unprecedented. $50 oes1