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~ss~Ss} ~seUS~ss S'sOsD 0ssA
AnVA
MILL manufacturs and put ON : superior
w Cement Roofing suitable for all kinds Of build
ings. II il applied either on felt cAnvass, and
10 roofs Of any grade, from Of IN inch up to one
fourth pitch aud " equally durable 10 sli cases.
Itis we'll adapted to cover coraiecs. walls Of all
kinds, and 10 cement all kinds Of roofs 10 the wall
aud protect them perfsstiy from water. 1t 10 the
most suitable roofing for vernsdahs or porches
walking over II viii not njure it in the least, a.
II will become hard in all Temperatures, thus
making the most desirable roo6ng for promenades.
This valuable roofing hss been thoroug bly, tested
Tor more than nine years, and has remained fast
and uninjured II hes been In USE In this city for
I three years, and Mas given entire satisfaction.
For further information please cali 1t the Office
Il no trouble 70 show specimens OF roofs Of three
&ysaxs ssaniing free from leaks repairs and IN
ntared. Among the many persons who have used
y ksokuk are tbs following:
Y. ". kiioouIne, 5. starkwather,
@E &c. Parrot, Jas. II. Bruce,
@ Hawkins Taylor, Vim. o. Daniel,
sM J. W. johnson, A. wAicott,
@# Sam Pollock, j b. Howell,
VI. HaeAs, DIR. Knowles,
s. S.Vaal 4 Co., j. Clark.
Fieklcn L Lucas, r. nower
ScoAeid 4 Yro., D. ~ x&non.
Mind one thing--this roq0f1 =
than any other, not excepaii Rss'@ss ~
apr20a5s - We
&1
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Cs.Rartasrshln.

CoeRa9tneHehDp.
The u0dsrsiEusd, hAvins formed : Cs-PAstass-
ship uudAr the name and y yls Il AainAs Nue1ha.
and narcha n-d the crstyc interest * g, $780,.
viii continue the bssiobs q maaafaa tusine 80.
Deorr, Biinds, Flooring, Pump-Tst dne ~. ~
the Old stand, corner d Biuf 6x ssss. near ~
Ksokuk 4 ~. Dss Moiues Rail Road necot.
ROBERT HxINHa.
Ksekuk Sept. =. 81. r. q. H4AINRS.
oeto-d
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LMmAs In Northern and Southern Iowa fol
sale on favorable tsrns, BY
mchlOd STEWART GRIFRITH. Asents.
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RELu0l0US D0OKo.
Haess Aissioa q tbs Csntertss.
6lx Days ~ Csso1tsa.
Thaasset Apssl I'D Religious Essay.
AN Yosss clr,,ae. s,v..,,
Layard's NissvAh and In Remains.
HAfds Of The Bible, ~ 0Il1llAu.
History ct ~ 1eglieh 1ihle.
0bAnhass "a The Fewer en1 Wisdon II CD.
Mslson - IAAdsliay.
Milnsfs IpiseeFl Manual.
vi1atss ra3asesl 1hsplou.
R1na-C Afistiaa - Rapal.
kirwan's lstbess - 0lshop Hughes.
Histssy q ths protsstast ChnrsA n HnnnaY.
NisAssl = ~ Ressrnatioa.
DAHL ~ ossass.
CIsset Hesrs.
nlCiaS narees..
CAsSstlan ThsAsn, y Thompeea.
rsrtsrss Chan ~ Lie.
Pestst . 1aWivals d 1sli9iea.
TAeaeAlsts Hslp - ChsSs.
Bible DissieaaSy.
Chste420 11elA. -
MaAe ~ Dees II 1etA worlds.
Man - ~ 1otives.
rleolNoOaI Llfc ux Christ.
yaAesc1 thA 0oeteina e Elsetien.
Ssisss Yanily ara pAsssh krymcr..
- = nslGioas Aassdstaa.
Az. lases ssisssies Of Misesllaaesns n.eln,
auene Whi6I ass nADy of the Ate Deblial1lsla.
aYs31A Hat Q 1A11MA
9lanketa, 81an6otU
AT sasGkel Superior Do0 U1nunoeU -
VI ~ = besGkt q vssx ssdesee lelDss, ~
ssTs1As sssssa-ss.s
4 coon asssestnsss u Dsys' ~ Xsashss
"A ClSAiAe . 10. - Asis-st; .-.....s
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~ r JET KIN e !,
No. = aAsR-sT.. kkskUK.
cE1A1 CASH sroREl
~. SpkXNe AND sUMMEn
g q q ID S!
aeips macA larger and more general A.
sortmsnt OF
RicA ana spienaiA 0ssAs,
Goods have all bssn bought within The
- last month for CASH, and 1t
Prices that Cash only this
Spring would buy
them At, ~
AND WILL M SOLD Ar PRlcRa
~EOR CASH !N&
That NO other cash or credit store will attempt 70
compete with.
In short, ~ STOCK rs KxTKNslvH and dssi-
rable, and will b SOLD AT PRICES that will b.
looked for In vain u any ether store.
r1nn Nspassd 70 give > general benefit 70 ny
\khs world at large, asd will BE- fosnd
aad willing 70 impart favors 70 ali
~
pDs CmnAP sok CAsHl
lsnsh EavsW Fine Robes A'Quills,
! Organdis Muslins, Fine Bsrege
Robes, Fine French Challies,
than ever before offered.
Plain Tafbssa, Black Wassrsd, 'Poulss d,jois,
Satin du'Chine, and Plain Black
SILKS, at BasgainJ.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or REV
Stella, Thibst and Grape SHAWLS, Lace
and Silk MANTILLAS and TALAAS.
PRINTS, GINGHAMS AND DE LANES,
From ~ Price Up. :
AR EFT 4 o o n g,
On the second door, are nov filled With Nsw s.d
Choice SrrLss Of
-, Brusssis, TaDsssry ana ~.
al Per Hsgrasn,
M The lower grades Of cARPETINa; making
Altogsther much the largest, and nasy ~
ssrrss QUALITIES o.
pCH vELvETs AND DnUssRL
Than ever before kept in this market.
do, Floor on Cloths, al soidths, Rugs.
Mats, and stair Rode.
All Of which win b. sold good PER cent. LESS
than can b bought elsewhere. sad n prices
that Will bare eanparison with
Ant oraxn HAlKss.
Things are Ready, Come |!
Exanias. Compare Prices ass Qsalisy
With Any Other Store,
4 AND BE CONvIN NICE d.
April II. SD ". ~. PE0aNI
~ ARMELE
49,
l. D8AL1R IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Jswslry, Silver q Plated Ware!
HAIr-sraEsr, sErvsns ascorp AID rsIRp.
1855. SPRING GOODS 1855.
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Mississippi Valley NuTs cry,
kEOKUK, IOWA,

NTHERE may be fund
w the best Of Fruit
Trees, Evergrsens. Shade
Trees, Grape vines, and
ornamental plants, &C.,
&c.
Also, in their season,
Cabbage. Tomato ! Sweet
Potato Plants.
Orderssent through the
post Office or otherwise
will receive prompt and
carefniattention.
irounds in the western
part Of the city.
mch25 dam
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: :
ABSOLUTE AHp usmPArRsD.
I guE ETH A SURPLUS or sos,ss7. ~, -
u Prestge Of SO resrs' Sscesss I Esps,SJ 49,
ASSETS JANUARY ], 1858:
cash In hand and Deposites in Hartford Banks,
Cash in transit and Agents hands ... 100, .o5
Money due Co., secured by mortgage..... 6.418.04
Neal Estate unincumoerrd ...... A7,6oS.41
Bills ..... Sb,l77.lS
lo2 bonds. ., and 10 v Ct int. an'ly, slOi 600 90
657 shares Railroad Stock $500. M,440A0
50 do Connecticut River Co. stock, $4,000
80 do Stafford Bank Stock ......... 5000 90
50 do Waterbury Bank Stock. 10000
SO do Providence /" ...... 10000
2s00 do Hartford /" ...... 1Ss, 10000
s9so DO New lork bOO, e01.oO
10 do Jersey City $500. AZ. -
l0osRasns L. s. Trust Co. N. Y. Stock. 10000.
e l. l. 10 rustic N,sss
= lz0sli,ies, sl.sos,ss5,l
,.,.a c,n~,o,d.e ana a.
! xHxS1ln -.
l2,..o.s mud promn,,, pc,1
- ms y. 40 400 80
n !.
=
n'sks AeoeP'eo - }0SD& - eoIssnsy
- Pre-. ~
e"d co"sesas. ~ g sssssss.
~ D<snl
n ...A,.
and = All m.
shin 3 ~ ass.st
frcal faiiof0 y disel-
tsr. n.y. sseiI1hed @ -, -
Dsric rlnnnu6 l.,,.A,.X |.
|..ur11I ~ .ns,ss. =
q 49, -. .a.n ~
1.'I $50
[Sf|ss7 T. w. ~.
- - ssol
delity
OFFICE Of the genl Aosnsr Of 1n1
and Main-sta. II. p. yZN-EYCK,
mchsdAwSm 6tate Agent
49, -. 8 Z
f. AT q GRAFkIx -
9HN@nnpied BY Hatch 4AoWp3l
- - vv.r
-
k,ss s................S nn, ......IOWA,
~ 1,oMnsell0 La.,.
Ill., ~. %Sxs 49,
n 9 $50
e paid to the Collector y ~.
49, ss'ss ~ Aoness.
&@y
| 3s u e n II e e
cAyY.rr d
s xsoSoy
r. -. t.sic.s. .....lss1.
~ '"e io'o"sok TSsPOosao'e V0npsnies
AU8OLOT
FIR IMMU nc nv,
of The y 2xr4 &ze5
LAMAR
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OIooOuUhon.
ME co-Partnership heretofore existing ~
hrm Of 1ssrar = AAines, = this day dissolvsd q
mutual ssnssnt. Robsrt : P. Q. Hslsss win eee-
tinae il The business, and sien IL n1ne u ~
afm in iiquidation. They Will alss settle Ill -
b. paid thsn. u. 8. FAknAR,
ROBERT UAINka
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rn AO1D1Rx =, A9DUCEMENTs
! ! ! !
-, WIKI 1ty In all
eRls Goods ysrownd omestic ,sleaehsd
asrgs drills, tichinss, prints, &c.
n G11inea Goods Of all kinds--white and
ssess ier Psa.si White and brown table diaper,
ALSO. esd black elk vssettss, ar
hroideries, lss1 handkerchi - iery,
trimnings ,assl ess ,eravats Go liars =
dsndsrs. &Ns
ALSO, ~ assortment Of Summer Clothing -
1scesaAry articles too numerous to mention.
AND In connection With the above, keep m ~
sortmert Of Qaesnsware and Groceries, the latter
o. which still continue TO sell ~ wholssal
prices A frcsh lot Of choice Teas direct from The
Canton TesCc., New York, which are warranted -
eivs Standardization ar the money will b -
landed.
think ! can nov odsr = ptsast 10 81
II there IL ssy astiele -
else, just call ~ the
r.s.-TA10n0anmt 81 So ~
:. =: ! H. $:
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500 Acres Choice Farming LanAs,
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties. lows,
For Sale CAssp sv ErcAsngs (sr Good. ~
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I n Motions and Fancy 0oods, Jsvslry, WstsAA,
/ watch Aatarials, Looking 0Iessss. ClstAs, Cas-
ainsrss. vsstings, Tailoss' ITsmniA9t -.
Goods, bought At great advansses asd viil y sold
= CASH customers - low q the lovesa, Il rot
lover. aa& lneA19111vtf
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ti5 700 Fret Mortgage DonAs
OF the THIN 4 IT. Wayne R. r. to ExshAngs fsv
IAnda.
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
L0 n w q rr nyo W augo a..
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q p e N A q a L N /!
C. Wilson

q p e N A q x I NJ!
C. q. Wilson
INFORMS his fhsaAs tAas As ~ opsseA seeis q
1:his old stand on ssssnd street nser Aain, fof1-
sTly U. r. Doubleday Wilsen. with . iasss Stock
Of Wall Pepper, StAtionsPy. Envelopss, DfawiDf
paper, Tube Pants, school Books, a., H.. al d
which be will sell lower than ever bsfere o4sfsd
in Rsskuk,
Who have not settled their accounts With ~ late
arm Of U. +. D. ". tha4 now would b ~ e.
sellsnt opportunity - % 90, q hs 10 anxious b
close up the basinsss Of the Arm.
ape37d
REMOVAL.
HAVING rsasvsa sss stock 81 gods from orr
! j old stand on ~ strse11n tbs present ems -
Main street, between 81 Eeth, undsf ths Kstss
tsneFs and - many nov snss - win 4svos - With
eAlt.
u ~. constantly o hand ) large assor.sas
Of ~ fellsUing gpedss
silver Plated Ware,
From ~ naaaaaesary ~ John o. AsaA soss,
Yhtisd4lpAia;
Dsustania, PianssAsA Ana Japaansa
ware, Drushes, Cnslsry,
cHILDRENsG CoACHHs, 10.
Al, Cas Rsxsnrss fssn h ssisassesa
nassfassasy = cernelius Baker, PhileasapAia,
SaisS; witI swine, siDk ana soLAn LAk1S.
0osde lulnieASA - et1ef % sAsst aottes.
We ~ also prspeSDo - sxesues plafn - eeAn-
nssfal oes ltS1tsg. : = lss rates !. se.es doas
= sAswess. go rL A1 W. " 1
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

Why not marry each other; and then,
you know, We can make them believe
we had it in view all along, and only in
tended to frighten them" aot
Mrs. Benson assented with little ur-
ging, and in the course of an hour the
twain were made one. They immedi-
ately returned. but found, as they had
anticipated, that Florence and Charles,
discovering their departure, had them
selves stepped off in different direc-
ton, with similar intent.
They made their appearance the next
morning, prepared to laugh heartily at
the frustrated plans of their parents, but
learned with 1o little astonishment, that
they had struck up a bargain for them
selves. Squire Markham and his new
wife had the address to convince them
that it was a premeditated plan, and te
this day the younger pair are ignorant
of the plot and counterpart which led te
this double union of the two house
holds. o..s.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

three hearty cheers, which were as heart
lily returned from the Niagara. Allhands
then went below to rest from their Ia
bors. .s .5i -,.t
In copversing with Mr.. Field, we
learn that the reason why signals and
not words were sent through the cable
as it was being laid, is that on the pre-
vious attempt the clerks indulged in IT.
relevant conversation, which distracted
their attention from duty at a time when
the slightest obstruction might be fatal
to the work. The Directors therefore
ordered that signals only should be sent
through the cable from Ship to Ship
| Both vessels had Greenwich time, and
the electric current played to and fro
between them for ten minutes each way
The signals showed that on the first
day the speed of the Agamemnon Slight
ly exceeded that of the Niagara, but on
the succeeding days they went at the
same rate, there never being more than
twenty miles difference between them.
When the cable was. landed at both
ends Mr.. Field applied his tongue to the
end and received the cheering informa.
ton that the Insulation was perfect, in
a shock that nearly threw him over
The reason why messages were not
transmitted earlier, was the fact that all
the apparatus at both ends was new
and untried, and required great deal
OF care and skill to adjust,
Mr.. Field stated that there is not the
slightest doubt that the cable is an Ell
tire success, as CREATOR greater than
It's most sanguine friends had looked
forward to. BY the Persia yesterday
he wrote to the Directors to prepare an
other cable at once, as it is evident that
the present one, which will in a short
time, he believes, transmit messages as
rapidly as an aerial line, will be entirely
insufficient fort business which will
flow to it. .-~s,-s. 'V0o
+ Until the 1st of September the line
will be closed to all messages save those
from the governments of Great Britain
and the United States. During that
time Mr.. Field will keep the public adj
vlsed OF all matters affecting the success
VI 0ne eaoie'4 sEaGG 213W g1. alI 3@i e.
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The Crops.

From every quarter of the State our
local exchanges report the same story
a great falling off in the wheat crop as
compared with last year, A considera-
bly, larger breadth was sown in lS57 but
combination of unfavorable circunl-
stances, bad weather, bugs, flies, rust,
de-, have greatly injured it. s.
A gentleman residing near Sun Prai-
RE, in one of the most productive por-
tons of our county, informs US that at
least one-forth of the wheat crop in that
[quarterIwill not be harvested at all, not
being worth the trouble. ,idW
In many parts of the State the rust is
almost running oats, and the chinch-bue
Is proving very Obstructive to- Indian
corn, things we never heard of until the
present season MtdiSon Journal.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26


@ HE WISCONSIN BANKING REG1oNs.--
A correspondent, of the Watertown
Democrat travelling, at the north, after
speaking very favorably ofthe thriving
town Of Wausau, says sgaa -ssg
3 From here we go into the dense forest.
Fifteen miles west of this, we find a
German settlement, containing ten fam
lilies and one saw-mill. The and--1I1,-
600 acres-was entered by the German
Aid d. Society" Of Pennsylvania; it is one
unbroken forest for the entire distance.
Here is located s'Marthon City Bank, .
not yet, however, in full operation. 1t
has no office, noobusiness, no local habi-
tation, simply the NAME: Just imagine
bank here in the wilderness, fifteen,
miles from any place, surrounded by an
almost interminable and impenetrable
forest, and you will not wonder at my
surprise. / wonder if this is the much
Wanted Gree Banking" of the glorious
State of Wisconsin. Well, it is free to
be sure. 0ai5&3elo sittJ& as -
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

All hail thou nobls land,
Our fathers native soil
out stretch thy mighty hand,
Gigantic grown by toll
Ger the vdS atlantic aoaUe TO oar shore;
For thou, with magic might,
Canst reach to where the light
or Phoebus travels bright '-+-
The world o'er -'f
The genius of our CLING.
From his pine embat.ed steep,
Shall hail the great sublime
While the Tritons ofhte deep .-.
With their eonehes the kindred league shall proclaim
Then let the world combine
DER the main naval line,
Like the mlky-way, shall shine
Bright in fame
Though the ages long have pass'd
Since our fathers left their home, ...t-
Their pilot in the blast,
Der untraveed seas to roam
Yet lives the blood OF England in our veins!
And shall we not proclaim
The blood Of honest fame,
Which tyranny tame
With its chains
While the language free and bold,
Which the bard of Avon sung, r..
In which our Milton told
How the vaults Of heaven rung,
Wien Satan, blasted, fell with his host
While these with reverence meet,
Ten thousand echoes greet,
From rock to rock repeat,
Round coast;
While the manners, while the arts,
That model a nations soul, .. Hss
Still cling around our hearts, s1r.
Beteeeen let ocean roll,
our joint communion breaking soiM the sun; seq
Yet still from either beach,
The voice of blood shall reach,
More audible than speech,
We are one! !"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

" AN ALLEGoBY "A venerable old
man toiled through the burden and heat
of the day, in cultiyating his field with
his own hand, and in strewiDg with his
own hand, the promising seeds, into the
fruitful lap of yielding earth. Suddenly
there stood before him, under the shade
of huge linden tree, divine vision
The old man was struck with amaze
ment. 4 am Solomon spoke the phan-
tom, in friendlyvoice. EWhat are you
doing here, old man?' IF you are Sol
tomon,' replied the venerable Iaborer,
'how can you ask me this In my
youth you sent me to the anti saw its
Occupation, and learned from that insect
to be industrious and gather. What I
then learned am following to this hour.
: Y on have only half learned your less
on, responded the spirit; go again to
the ant, and learn from that insect to rest
in the winter Of your life, and to enjoy
what you have gathered up"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
The TELEGRAPH and the Bible.

"Canst thou send lightning that they
may go, and say unto thee, Here we
are?' .-,-.tr .,f.7...-.a. -. 5Ai Z
''Who hath divided water course,
for a way for the lightning? ai9d
''The Lord on high is mighter than
noise of many waters yea, than the
mighty waves Of the sea- o.''o
Gle made a decree for the rain, and
way for the lightning" -ao0
t'Hc directed his lightning unto the
ends of the earth. pom 9'anTGri1. i.
'gThe lightning cometh out of the east
and shipeth even unto the west.'
ellis lightning enlighten the world. %
Their line as gone out. through all
the. earth, and their qcorcls TO tile end. OF
the eoor1d. ''-APsalm xix, 4. $3.50.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

,B OcEA TELEGRAPH.--One, of the
many advantages of the ocean telegraph
viii be that criminals fleeing from this
country to Europe, can be arrested on
the arrival of a steamer there, a descrip-
ton OF them having previously been
given by telegraph. e.its .gn
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

Eighty thousand conversation among
children were reported by the Methodist
Sabbath Schools of Philadelphia Con-
ference for the past year-equaling a.
bout one half the number of the entire
Methodist Church in the year proceed
ing. A4 Iia@ 9fsW 1uo ,lrof7r
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H. r.. Johnson,

FnshioaabEe Barber ead Hair Dresser. From long
experience in the business he aters himself that ne can
render entire satisfaction TO all who favor him with their
natronagc Shop under Lyman Bones shoe-store,
corner Of Main street and Market square.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

The Slavery agitation will continue
until thd institution is established or
abolished in all the States and Terrific
RES OF the Union. The whole truth may
as well be told. Slavery must be eter-
nlzed OF abolished i'll this country.-,&.
Louis Dem. yrqyels Is Is rto;t5.,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton of Pittsburg, have adopted policy
which 4e must be very alarming to the
lawyers Of that city. They have appoin-
ted a committee of arbitration, before
whom the members of the association
and all others who may wish to have
their personal difference settled in obe-
dlence to christian rules, may bring their
matters of controversy.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

SUMNER PRUNING Apple TREEs.-It
is pretty well established fact that ap-
pie trees, and we would add pear trees
pruned from the, middle of July to the
middle Of August, sustain the operation
with muchmore advantage than fpruned
at any other period of the year.-Agri-
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

OCEAN TELEGRAPH. The plateau of
track upon which the Telegraph Cable
is laid, VARIES in depth from the oceans
surface from 5000 feet to 1850 feet at
Its deepest point ascertained by sound
lngs. s1i4H's'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

.s85 HoRsE-RADIsH--A spoonful of
ihorse-radish, says an exchange,-mean-
ing In size, according to the pan of milk
we suppose put into pan of milk,
viii preserve the milk sweet for several
days. .aoi5agI6 fTeds 81 e
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

"a FRENCH Flying MAcHINE.-The
Emperor has just made present of s.
900 francs to private in the line, who
asserts he has made solution Of the
great problem in aronautics-the art OIL
flying. He has invented kind of ali
ship, consisting of a platform Of silk
stretched over whalebone, to be propell-
ed by two gigantic wings of the same
material placed on each side. The eri-
al navigatorsis to be suspended at dis
lance ofahout four feet from the plat
form, while his feet rest on pedals, by
means of which the wings are set in
motion, while his arms rest on lever
that imparts to the platform the direc-
ton he chooses to give it. Only mod
ell of this machine has yet been con-
ssttructed, and it appears to work welL-4
Thanks to the Emperor's munifcence, it
IS now about to be constructed on a
large scale. = Paris Correspondent OF
the Morning Herald. oU 5au a19a,
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TIE ST. LOUIS EIEcT1oN.-It is ru-
mol'ed that Blair intends to contest the
election of Barrett, on the ground of
spurious voting, Not only the st. Louis
Democrat, but the News also (which
supported Breckenridge, } insists Strong
~ that thare were Wholesale frauds prac
tised by the Democracy, according to
the Border standard. Ita~(9a.r
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A TELEGRAPH FEAT.-In Boston, on
Friday, the noon hour was struck on all
the bells in the, city connected with the
Fire Alarm Telegraph, from the Tele-
graph Office in Portland. This event
proves that in the event Of a day of Ma
tional jubilee as is proposed, the bells
of all the principal cities Of America,
England and the Continent, might be
set to ringing at the same absolute ms
tant of time. 9ii2s .sf II III l77'
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Drugs Medicines, oils, Paints, Peln1ery, Fancy ar
tices all kinds Of Patent Medicines and an excellen
assortment Of every article kept in establishments
this character Corner Of Main and Wisconsin Streets
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: ACROSS THE UNION IN THREE DAYS.
a railroad is now approaching compile
tlon through Missouri, which will enable
passengers to go from Boston to Kansas
in three days.
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ADAM DICK.

Oorpet Weager--AH Kinds Of Carpet WedUin9 done d
the style, short notice. and at the lowest price
Residence half mile south of the city OF kenosha on IN
Lake shore road at residence of Mrs Clark,
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A WEALTHY BRIDE.-Miss Jane
Lloyd, the wealthiest Of English heiress-
es, is to be married to Colonel Lindsay,
the "hero of the Alma who was lucky
enough to get nine Russian balls fred
into the colors. which he carried, with
out receiving one. into. his own body.
The fortune of Miss Lloyd is stated by
the London Illustrated News to be from
twenty-five to thirty million dollars,