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, 1859-12-28

D Tho best stock In the city Of ,x.oefry,
1Iatcl<s. Sitser.cars, Fin< Lasd, EtrSsoan,
Cora, Knam<led and other sets. Fancy Goods,
6c-, imported and from, our ORA nsaawfdetory
at Newark, y. J., suisablc for Christmas and
New Years presents il at A. H. Miller & Bros,
l26 Lake street. corner CLARK.
Haring made our purchases (p~sonalIy)With-
in the last ten days our stoet, IS Of the
latest aud most elcgaa. styles, buyers are re-
spcctfully iuvited 70 cali, examine, and judge
Remember our address corner Of Lie and CLARK
streets. del9 ew
, 1859-12-28

4 CnMsruAs SURPRISE friends Of Rev
G. S. F. Savage, Of St. Charles, among whom
he has been lahoring for twelve years, met Mt
his residence on Christmas Eve, and very APP
propriatc1y manifested their regard for him by
the pre- entation Of valuable gold watch as
Christmas present and parting gitt he being
about to leave TINT place to ill the Office as
agent for the Northwestern Traet Society, which
was organized in this city last September. By
this appointment, not only the Congregational
Church, over which be was a faithlul and be-
loved pastor, will deeply feel his loss, but the
town will lose one who has ever been an earnest
supporter Of its best interests and welfare, while
Chicago gnins valuable accession to her talent.
, 1859-12-28

Wcare indebted to II. u. Colyn, Esq,
Of the {. S. Express Company, for farors in his
line.
4 i.Eckr 0SE.-Deau Il. Chester, q teller in
Adsit's Dapk, had FIRE tickets in the late Gift
Concert. and drew Il gold hunting watch, gen.
tlcmau's lHavy gold chsiu, and a set Of studs.
~ At the St. Msry:B Cathedral on Sunday,
tie Bishop read Ioutidc.l letter from his lIo-
liness Pope Plus II, blessing the congregation.
Prayers were also offered for tie Pope aud the
Head Cardinal Antoneli.
STEAMER MllwAukEE.-Iiiram JOY has con-
trncted to cut apassase through the ice in the
river, from Rush Street bridge to Doolttle's
Dock, on the North Branch, for the purpose Of
supplyin passage way for tue steamer Mil
waulec to that locality.
s5D Particular attention is called to the Auc-
ton Sale Of the entire furniture, carpets, car
riagc, oil paintings. and household goods, al the
,rsidcnce Of tLc 1ser. y. II. Schenck. on Sfich-
! 4aa Avoaue, just so4th Of lath street, by Gil
| bert l. Sampson, Auctionecrs.
TRINITY Cuuuca FA,R.-The Fair and Festi-
| val given last night by tue ladies' conuccted
will Trinity Church. was en,iuensly successful.
larse asd hsppy crowd were in attendance
and the funds of the Society were cops'dera.
hly augmented. &
| 3tCsIcaL tSIox Observation-Disclosures is called
| tb the adFsrti9emeut Of tho Winier Term Of the
! Musical Union Academy, which will commence
o, TUESDAY evening, January 10. The charac-
| ter md objects Of thi8 institution arc such US
ought to command tug support of all who wish
to cultivate t''eir 'aste and powers in this besu'
tiful art.
| ,pIruorru CoScakcA11oSAl CnrRcn.-.At the
annual meeting Of the -plymoa,h Church soci-
ety, held on Monday evening, O. S. lIoush, u.
! Walker. +. L. Underwood, Newton Chaplin, and
Il. ". cramptoh were elected Trustees. The
report Of the Treasurer showed tLe finances Of
the Society to bo.in prosperous condition.
| RsxAsxAH1z Faa4xexA1 Rr.Ux,ox.-Eicht
brothers Of Judge Van L. Higgins, dined with
him on Christmas dag. it beiug the first tins
they had met since they, were. boJs under the
paternal roof. Que Of them came all the way
from California to be present at this happy
meeting. Tho brothers arc all married, und
men of wealth and influence. Such au occur
renee. so seldom in these days Of separation, is
| worth recording.
Il PLEASANT Ars41s,-Quitc pleasant afIait
came of at the Garden CITY House on Monday
afternoon After doing justice to splendid
Christmas dinner, purse Of fifty dollars was
presented 10 The landlord, Robert Hill, by The
! horr1srz M n ,rarf IF th.;- a,,n..,;.t:.. - l.:
, 1859-12-28

WHEELER Il W11sox's SEwrso MACHINES
far Christmas or New Years pesent. very
Daughter, Son to his Mother, \ Husband to
his Wife, Brother to his Sister, or Church to
it's Pastor, This is 4 gin Al durable as life-an
economy Of more intrinsic worth to the Ladies
than its actual cost.
Gxo. Z. Cu117Expzr, Gen1 Ag't.
dea-tj1 Isl and 1so Lake street.
, 1859-12-28
Misre(laneouS,
A MER1C AN WATCHES
NADEaBY THE
AMERICAN WATCH C0MP'Y,
AT WALTHAM, MASS.

Attention hiu.:ted to The following statement an3 The
Aean.nyfnx Letters Of Recommendations AID tesman..s
Of thess celebrated Tstehes.
Akon medal WIS awarded the Company BY the Nassa.
ehusetts Mechanical Association, 1s:s-
gold medal also awarded s.e by tGe American 1
The Company also feestrsd the drat premiums gol1
aoeoa-sfoa LIE fFaaf1n 1nstats, n PhIsadelpaa IN
~.
1n ~ ".1ea7 Eve 10" eeta n fae aasfts fo3 aessy
s17r asd In sze.y eonc<sv.
be naaner and hass proved ths n1
l'iaetosy lime p!eesa svrs offered to tie pahiIe-
Ihafesut has beta brought ahou hy s.Iet application
OF mechanical sciences In thu construction Of tbs Watch
t1on ndsslaE h. when 1niahed. xArz1-
cnssc7 In m il pEapoatIona md necessarily
ape1fees tint keeper as Il posahae to ssake.
me haEe tested their Watches IN many tnstaa-
CO. oJ aa1 dsy noting. and tbs result Of hls t<ss has
oeen h8Es exhibited Faft equal II regularity
to tho he Marine Chrooonetr. The foovtnk certificates
~ fFon Eso'iemen Who Aars an'al their Watches
~n mem Ia the's eAy aVodons. md sse. tae1efest.
AI4e''.9 Aeh ~nen N osunaf! aaaTs r$:
lae<'e3 loo f2o Auzpay. ne esie'sted Caess Ptzyu3
a"k' oetooef LII. 17~s'
n b. l." 1ox.oa' 1fea1- A. ~atsa Company.
ueaf aH:-1ns American "aesa No. s7sat presented NJ
cnaaa clao1 ~ proved 70 b most Fsiar
o.asn5 pa.pzsee- ttn no" neaa5 ass aaasas sae* h
- ".4 4eu1& 49, % 1'o ~ sAsasnon
-.,N'". ~ 'eso'" " - performance II
1.',. ~ ""se ~ sosa5'
July + .. ~ 80 = seeoa%A.
:" lo - - IS =
avg y oa< l. =
S'a pttsA'a 10 make suea ose Of tna statement
''9 10y "aA p'"pet" Az VIII fsapee tfa1 Jous1.
FALL AQRGA3,
u,,,a, S..,.n,>.. ..,. ,o..
Mn r Ro..,., r-.,, T., w.,r4 r..
pr,r s1..1. INV, M. - Al n,-,m,, :, ,...,.a,
xon, ,.cr.,. ~, = ,.,,,+ - a.. ,s,se-.- ~.
"a a .o'sa pa3e1@seao os sou oee. g. 1sss- II n*Ss
H 1A.. ~" ~ t.tsa4oo tota III Una 70 tae i9h
~. "aea lux 'on eo"u. *asten seeonts
. ~" .aA ons 70 tne pseseh." aaa s4A WIN nearly
pee. n.nas oaias tae e'sns foscths. vastd
' Aee ..o ~" 'e, ~" 1a's "'.a aHeoa"ohly too&h
Aeaa so'o0'eno 1ouf Maau1ae<ufs IN the hShesS
'eA"s' 1oa's uo15' .....-.
, 1859-12-28

John RAN K In, General
- tT1* aai cDNKE&s{1F AERCGANr
10 II ndolph T., third door eAst Of ths bEEs Aoaas
tsasa Adyancas n7ada Goods fos Puoie a1d frTHhA
Ea.& P19t!cular Anentnn hyen TO outdoor ssles.
ReruiAr t7vk Tuek:Ays. Thursdays aoc satrra1Tt
Ample storage Room for rert II low atf1. etyds7s
, 1859-12-28

S1NGER's FAH1Ir SEWING MAcTSEs.-Also
t;G Lake street. See advertisement dclO-lm
, 1859-12-28

Boston, Aug. 18th, t9so-
Il. f. RonuExa, 1sea*. Am. Watch Coz
Dear Still taxa pleasure In sstlng thas the Auesn
watea have Of 5cur Manufacture performs 10 nj perfect
satisfaction. running .eku1y the rate Of thirty second.
tastpes month. Capt. GOEuAN Il. BAsSETT.
, 1859-12-28

PoI1cg.-The Police Court, notwithstanding
christmas comea but once year." Was very
dull on Monday md Tuesday mornings. The
whole contents Of tie "jug" we're disposed OF in
less than an hour. The following is summary
ofthe cases.
E. D. DeForest, q medical student, was ar
rested on Saturday night for striking man on
the head with rolling pin. The two had di1-
fculty about rent. DeForest gave special bail
for his appearance on the 10th inst.
John Stilyard, butcher, living on Kinze
street, YVES fined IS for rbeing drunk aud pushing
his wife about Patrick Hogan was fined IS for
being drunk, choking his wife, throwing her out
Of doors, screaming and otherwise disturbing
the public peace.
i Harmon Geiger, disorderly, t.. John Scott,
well dressed man, and fur dresser by trade,
was found dead drunk On the corner Of RAN
tlolph and Cleveland streets, and brought to the
-Artnory in m express wagon; fined Is.
Stephen GAu1, drunk and raising fight in u
dance house On Clybourue Avenue, s.. F. G.
hontz drank glass Of beer too much, and was
fined s3 for being drunk, Richard Irwin, drunk
and raising mnss in saloon opposite the Post
w. e' te0As., "a'A aoo o'eaA-
e " n1' 'u'..'u o. @aty au.Pns' an o'a
;eA 1o - I"eo g aua sen. 20 'ne ns.oe"etl
,..s..:..,.. ~ s r, .11uN' "n 4.uas o','af' =
f..sse 1sen"M "@s .ou.v ~ ,ue s''ee' a.nok' ana
- H. IT, ~ c.,'-.,. 49, 49, 'auA ~ e'o o'Sofae1'''
44..o' o.
- WV. i''su0'o ona1''e-
of ron pnch 1rnra rra I'D FIR a. +ar;,r 3n.,u.
~ ~. " 4st oaguet~ -.
~. o~ 'Nao ets~'4os '1Ae-
n.1d "'' e4 "Aa q 'ep'''
, 1859-12-28
THE CITY .

- Wcare indebted to II. u. Colyi,l, Esq,
Of the Z. S. Express Company, for farors in his
line
, 1859-12-28

II At the ST. Msry's Cathedral on Sundny,
the Bishop read routidc.l letter from his 1Io-
Gness Pope Plus II, blessing the congregation.
Prayers were also offered for tie Pope and the
Head Cardinal Autonelli
, 1859-12-28

B. T. EoBsrxs, Tre4s. An. Watch Co.;
Dear Sr-Ths watch 1boaght of Jou-oue Of yous ad-
tustsd Chyo. Bal. to my entire ss.Ac
uon- For the past hsee months has varied han
OF minute, AID runaln. It That sste. It has
the harde.t sersiee In eveJ way In point Of looouoon
Tours tu.y. &C. SHAFT.
, 1859-12-28

s33- Particular attention is called to the Auc-
ton Sale Of the entire furniture, carpets, car
riagc, oil paintings, and household goods, al the
.rsidcnce Of the Eer. y. II. Schenck. on 3iichi-
taa Avenue, just south Of lath street, by Gil
bert L SAtppson, Auctiunccra
, 1859-12-28

Newtonvl {, 4 h,1sa.
Z. Z. RornE,, Tfeas. An. Watch Co.;
Deax slr:-Ths American witch that purchased Of you
ALou& ayear since Nth great sxaetne: it, variations
being alisht that have not tsund necessary set
set t. for several moa&hf.
Ynuss truly, VIII. B. SPEAK,
, 1859-12-28

ITO RENT OR FOR SALE-A
Il new traitl.,. bsek dwelling. No. Sc3 WAhAAh Avs-
4ue cear Tx..na .tsrs: he heuse ennAtns fourteen
f,on. With ~ rao..1 In prove e,tE. fnud bNck st1hes.
WIN rent i6w responsible tenaat. or viii SELL Tbs
nos1 Of 1ha pu1eass can ftmAa for i've Ct noss
yta1s en- ha il sad anr:z- se. Apply 70
noe&.b.7 Sc Al AFE9ELL, 20 Aaash SFenue-
, 1859-12-28

4 RARE CFIANCE-*4.0 .000.-
II For sas The ent!z- interest," lse1a and Eood Ntil
af Of The mot tourtAhinZ WkEkLY REPUBLICAN,
FAPEIsS in The SottA"e,t p.se:.k Hte et.ss 49,
to orr Eet The sral Il ne.F!y ne~ 1l
eornrr1se- tie uqui.cs for e1IepAve o1 boAne.s
The txahabDe.t b. <fr:e n ss Iasu o. 10 .
1s&. To ,"ar. Of !cFazy tstes this Il chance
tArcly to he tnst ~itt.
a.e o. ADAM LLuLk. Aq., M. IL J.. roo aver ae.
Detroit. Mich. des- -tdA1*x
, 1859-12-28


Tha Annual Report OF The Esoad Of IT De Of he ctY Of
CheaKo sor l9 wi hs puhl.het aed ready 70. delivery
vii! leave orers With II. s<crrty Il. e1:e In The
Roon1 II etEy dsT Nenters nafo I'd toxut nnes
Ti supplied It ten !Ato3 duass per hundred gupa
with their cards Inserted an The covtr lid to
be haAded il Immediately. S. CATi IN Etctt.r
IA<A5 fp-
, 1859-12-28
9YdanIk1,
:Tur @ale.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. 70 ac.e. 1c.pnse I'd ADD y o! TnteEe Lud
IN T41svtli eouary, EsE"is Ala. Dwelling House md
70. stock Of H.os. and saues Gncerea. Iry G: lur
s:oeS so2t!Af It 2e:o, # - ~ us LaIf1 70, Or
spring Lake. ra1.xe!l County, Hunoe-
, 1859-12-28

4 Lrckr 0SE.-Deau Il. Chester, q teller in
Adsit's Bank, had FIRE tickets in The late Gift
Concert. and drew gold hunting watch, gen.
tlcnau's lHavy gold cl'siu, and set Of studs.
, 1859-12-28

TRINITY CurncH FA1R.-The Fair and Festi-
val given last night By tue ladies' co4uccted
will Trinity Church. was emiuensly successful.
4 lasse asd hsppy crowd were in attendance
and the funds Of the Society weEe considera.
G1y aueplcnted - -
, 1859-12-28

T See advertisement. OF Cornell i Co.
two thread nois,less premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. 1S3 Lale street.
aue7-ly
, 1859-12-28

NCsIcAL tSIox Observation-Disclosures is called
tb the n4Fsrtiseneut Of tho u inter Term Of The
Musical Union Academy, which will commence
cn, TUESDAY evening, January 10. Tile chnrac-
ter md objects Of thii Institution arc such rs
ought to comm1and TUG support Of ali who wish
to cn1tisatetl'c aaste and powers in this besu,
+sf,l or+
, 1859-12-28

T OST-A Ladies' Fur Cape, on
~ Sta.e street between AcE1oe End Lake on Satatssy
evening Dec h. Tne tnaef viii b tut ally srx7r.ta
BY leay!fk tie 1t No. II Jzcksca street OF At R
No. Me3ho4Iat Ch11rh RIock. de.Srst
, 1859-12-28

k0 c. r. SERIFKE. t4ltrtif;Ag Ac-1sAG3 D.e-Iora-s:
t. astkorae rAef=s for t4is a.i ai1 tA4
Leafias Pdp<rr oft1r fo1.1 Nsa- tal-tss4y
, 1859-12-28

nan OF good address, 1o2e eIpeiikrce In The ba4ne.s
and 1.ss ea.s Salesman l. snxous make IN e-Ease
mest In saue good horse Gnexeepstnatle re.tretets
given. Address Bog lss1 70, dta3k5i8kt
, 1859-12-28

Bostoa. Aukas$ ecth, Isae.
X. z. Roszr1a Treas. Am. Watch Co.;
Dear sE:-The Waltham- which rurchaseI some
kx months snoe has given entire sstsecp III tins has
been fully equal to 'Ftethan." which owned
than year.
Truly youss, ALRERT AETCALF,
6 Franklin xtreet.
, 1859-12-28

ROAltDlNG- American Gentle
~ men des!fous os acquiring The German anelaxe IN
nnd Eond tale cd fnt4 German Sciey In The
M:u.e. tesawI
, 1859-12-28

pUBL1C NOTICE IS hereby given
l. tAzt vs shall sen On FRIDAY, ths 18th tsJ Of Do
sez3ber issa u To eeloek pase aast.aa e ~
Randolph at1ees of Clinton 70 barrels 80 GAL
Ions each guppoaed ed1ta Porter and Ale xnd bhL
Burning OIL TOT tsoI1ga duA sztne to
de9ts1l-$w RuEBOlD XAGyU5.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29
Negro Sales i'm Missouri.

We learned this morning, from a. gentleman
Of the highest intelligence, and formerly citi-
zen of La Fayete, county, in this State, that he
has authentic information that the sales of slaves
in the Missouri river counties have been enor-
nous this year, and that the receipts of money
from that source have had material effect on
the money market easing matters most palpably.
The prices obtained are high, and the slaves are
invariably taken south-to the cotton States
The gross receipts of money to Missouri from
this source, this year it is thought will amount
to millions of dollars. The drain on the slave
population commences in Platte county and
follows the Missouri River down on both sides
| of ST. Louis st. Louis Ne.es.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29
The Stars that Fade.
FROM THE FRENCH OF BERANGER.

Shepherd our star, such is thy tale,
Rules our days and shines in the skies;
True, my child, but with her veil
The night conceals it from our eyes.
Shepherd, you can divine, they say,
The secret of the azure spheres
what Is this star which fades away,
Which fades, and fades, and disappears
My child when human soul expires,
LIS star at the instant spreads its wings;
Amongst some friends, whom joy inspires,
Is one who drinks and sings;
Near the draught whose praises formed his lay,
He sleeps in bliss that knows no fears;
Again a star which fades away,
Which fades, and fades, and disappears.
My child, yon star so bright above
Is that of a being pure and blest,
a happy maid, whose faithful love
Is granted to him who loves her best.
Ihey grid her brow with flowers gay,
And Hymen his altar rears;
Again star which fades away,
Which fades, and fades, and disappears
My child, you star that swiftly flies
Is that of a new born lord of might,
Whose cradle, which now empty lies,
With purple and gold shone bright,
And he who should direct his way
Breathes poisoned fattery to his ears;
Again a star which fades away,
Which fades, and fades, and disappears.
My child, did you see the lightning lour
OF favorite's star, twas the evil glare,
he thought himself of mighty power,
And laughed at our ills and care.
But those who served this god ofclay
Have broker his image and hushed their fears;
Again star which fades away
Which fades, and fades, and disappears.
My child, how lastly flows the streams
Otlour tears, when wealthy friend is gone,
Whilst poverty 'mongst others CLEANS,
With him harvest rich she won.
EOf shelter sure cen at closing day,
To his roof the lone wanderer steers;
Again star which fadesi away,
Which fades and fades, and disappears.
TITS that of a puissant king
Go, my child, preserve thy candor,
Nor thee thy star distinguishing
BY eclat nor by grandeur.
For at thy dying hour they would say,
Tho bright, should useless prove thy years,
It's but star which fades away
Which fades, and fades, and disappears.
w. d, BUcKNALL.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29
BoQooir Se~iQg WachiQe.

The machine is recommended and guaranteed K
the public by Elias Howe, Jr., l. NJ Singer & Co.
Grover g. Baker, and Wheeler 81 Wilson.
The Bowdoir Sewing Machine received the frs
Premium and Diploma at the Illinois and Wiseon
sin State Fairs as the Best Family Sewing
Mnc hine, all the high priced and best Sewing
Machines in the country being in competition,
1t makes the strongest and most elastic stitch,
which will wear long the garment itself, and
tneH not rip, though every fourth stitch be cut
For simplicity of construction rapidity of eXecu-
ton, strength and durability, it is not surpassed by
any machine in the world. II aoaH the finest
tcOolens 1t will HEM, STITCH, TUCK, FELL
and GATHER, and viii take two different stitches
on the same machine. 1t sews backwards and for
yards. 1t makes two thousand stitches per min
ute and siXty-nine stitches to the inch,
The inconvenience of belt is obviated by the
application of RUBBER FRICTION WHEEL. 4
ady can, herself, adjust and keep it right for all
zinds Of work, without the aid of a macktn1st. 1t
is simple that child can learn to operate
it successfully. BY its use the laborous work OF
family sowing is rendered pleasant and novel
pastime.
Every family should haze one, in these hard
times, as 1t will be the means Of saving many dol
lars.
We append few names of these who have pur-
chased our machines, and have kindly permitted
ussto refer to them,
Mrs Dr.: Airport, Chicago Mrs. Hubbard, Chicago.
Mrs. Walters, &C Mrs. Horace White, 4"
Mrs J. u. Doggett Mrs. w. ID. Stickney,
Mrs. J M. Me- ormicA /" Mrs Julia Francis Keno
Mrs. Davenport, Chicago sha, Wis.
Mrs. Alvord, 6" Mrs. w. Bone, Kenosha
Mrs. Burrall Mrs. f. w. Lyman, "
Mrs. Hubbard Mrs. w. S. s trong "
Mrs. P. Carr, -, Ill. Mrs. j. Bond, "
Mrs. L.. Gould, -, Ill. Mrs. S. King, -"
And many others
JOHN BENEDICT,
Of Kenosha, is our only authorized Agent for the
entire State of Wisconsin.
Agents wanted in all the cities rnd towns in the
south and West Liberal terms given. 40tf
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

~ At village called "The Centre" in the
northern part of Vermont the boys and girls
last month had glorious dance and gay time
generally. A youth not having the fear Of the
bottle before his eyes, managed to get decidedly
in the fog upon this unwonted occasion, and
slyly withdrew under the bed of the ladies'
dressing room to recruit. No sooner had he
closed his eyes than pair of blooming damsels
came in from the hall, and begun arranging
their disordered rHgets Tie girls had tongues
which ran on in this wise
"W hat d nice dance we're having have you
heard anybody say anything about me Jane p
q La yes, Jim Brown says he never saw you
look so handsome as you do tonight. Hav'
you heard anything about me 2" "About you
why sartin heard Joe Flint tell Sam Jones
you was the prettest dressed girl in the room
Whereupon the dear things chuckled, "ixed up
little more, and were starting off glibly fo
fresh gossip, when our half-concious frien
raised himself upon his elbow and quite INTEL
gibly though slowly, inquired-"Ha' yOw hear,
anyborry sag anything about Me girls 7" "Phar
sy their pheelinks," at this juncture! The
| fed with an explosive scream.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

A meeting Of the mortgagers to the M. & H.
R. R. was held in this city, on the 18th ult., at
which it was agreed to resist the foreclosure
suits, six ofwhich have been commenced against
morfgagers living in this city and vicinity. The
10Th of this month is the day to which the above
mentioned suit stands adjourned.
Berlin Democrat.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29

The LARGEST GATE IN THE WoRLD-The De.
trot Tribune furnishes the following relative to
the Sault canal:
"a monster gate for the Ssult Ste. Marie Ca
nal is nearly completed at Newport, thirty-fve
miles above this city. It's 50 feet wide that
being the width of the canal 314 feet deep, and
thirty two inches thick. The timber used in
its construction, cut into inch boards, would
measure about one hundred and taoemty thousand
feet! 1t is believed TO be the largest gate in
the world. If there is any doubt on this point,
| its weight from the immense quantity of iron
attached to it, will throw all competitors in the
shade, there being about 40 tons of iron used in
binding it. 1t will be finished some time this
week, when it will be taken to pieces and sent
| forward to its destination.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29
SAN IT o IL BIS
CATHARTIC PILLS,


Glass Cases air tight
will keep climate.
CATHARTIC PILL a gentle but active
Catharc which the propre has used in his practice
than twenty years.
The constantly ncreasng demand from those who have
long the Pills and the satisfaction viii all express
in regard to their has4 induced me to place them
within the reach of all snI
The Profession well know that different Cahartics act
on different portions of theBAa bowels
The Family Cathartic Pill has with due reference to
this we'll established fact, been compounded from a
riey purest Vegetabe Extracts which alike
e h l ,
and in all cases where CT thartic
needed; of the Stomach Sleepi-
ness Pains Back and - ons Costiveness, Pain and
the whole from sudden cold which fire.
uueny if neglected end ma long OF feverLosso
Annette Creeping Sensa of Cold the Body
Restlesspess Headache weight in the head all In
hammatory Diseases, Worms n Children Adults Rheu-
matism Great Purifier of the Boed and many diseases
which is mention in thi,
adyertsement Dose / to 3, GmS PRICE, THREE DIMES.
B-The Liver Invgorator and Family Cathartic ls are
retaed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by th
Trade in all the large
S. I. w SANFORD NJ D., Manufacturer and proprietor
1856 Broadway, New York
For sale ir Kenosba Nv F ROBINSON. Tvs
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once MORE we call on all who are indebted
" to us by Note or Account, to PAY UP. We
have waited on you as long we can, and hope
you will respond to our call Immediately. VIII
you do so?
ELY q. BALDWIN.
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HORACE GREELEY FROM THE MORMON PoIET OF
VIEw.-The Valley Tan contains a report of
sermon delivered by Heber Kimbal, at the Salt
Lake City Tabernacle on the 9TH of August
1t closed with the following Characteristic pas
sage:
Speaking of thistles, reminds me of bright
idea Of Greeley's He thought it would be
wise notion to SOW Canada thistes all along the
plat ms, between here and the States, to feed
stock upon. Why that would kill all the cattle
with the bloody murrain, and prick us to death.
so much for Greeley's judgment. What g
fruitful imagination he must have. He is the
greatest liar on the face of the earth. Why,
bless your souls, he is the father of liars He
will go down to hell, and be the father of liars
there. Amen" ("Amen" sounded throughout
the congregational