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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

swan three miles down stream before being
able to effect landing. the current forcing me IL
from tho shore--Saw several men on halEburnt
fragments Of the wreck, aoating down aud crying
for help.
Whom jumped If to gofr the ytwl the wheel
and wheel house fell over into the water soon af.
tor, and the latter struck me the head. knock
ing the skin III and setting my hair On fire.
The head clerk. Captain Ben CLINE. fell among
the engines ut tho explosion, Mt ton minutes after
wards crawle,i out from under tho rubbish and
was taken oil by tho yawl from the Susquehanns,
Tho second clork. Harry Gilun,, was blown into
the river with his mattress, On which no Aoated
some distance down stream before he was picked
up.
A FRiuuTruL DEArn.--We have seldom been
called upon 10 record n more heroic hut terrible
death than TINT Of Cnpt. Oliver McAlullen, Com
whose disastrous explosion on tho Mississippi
river on Sunday night, l4th we have previously
noticed
Captain McMulen was in the pilot house with
tho pilot Mt the timo of the disaster. Tho Cap
tans leg was caught by tho wreck between the
broken tmhcrs II the wheel house aud the stan
chions If the pilot house Tho striker who was
on duty. second mate mud two others, went imme-
dnoly to work, sum rs his painful position
wns discovered and endoavorW 10 cxlrica,n him.
Water WIS thrown around him to koep tho fro ut
distance, and aitcr great exertions ono log was
released; but the fearful and rapid progress of the
flames compelled tho noble hearted men to desist,
after their clothes were burned of their bodies
mud their faces almost crisp. Capt. McMullen
encouraged the mon by his yorr. md, seeing tho
near approach of tho flames aud experiencing tho
intense hcnt, he begged Of them To rut of his leg.
This they were unable To do Ind they willcd,
ns no instrument wa, ut hard TIM, would have
answered the purpose. Every cxcrtion WIS mnde
Ia relieve him hut without avail. and the uoblo
H.,
meeting death manfull, NJ his r'St.
Capt MuAlullcn is Represented as having been
good officer. aud tho hnrrle death with he mot
is the more deeply regretted an that account.
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We prefsr them for family use --7ritsnA sss 4..s :.
They tho fsv,rItes fnr f,mics -7i1a. - ~
It hes rival --Sciaas.fe Amsveas. III A5 81 T4R
Works uniformly than the hand -HerelA
Equal Homs Journal ~ aeisvp
An almost perfect Instrument EreHisE Pogk -.
7As machine family use.-Aivooats asd Jte1k asfn
Most honrable to Amsrcsu genius -Isd4ss9me ssagss
We cannot imagine anytiing more psrfseI-kssatsstA
win entire zasf ara
The hest nvented.-Christtaa EuqNtvU.
A triumph ~ mechanical UssS Djcttenssv % s
In looking for the best, these = kxsntpU. -
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We praise It with suihuslasm CArtpiea MAefHHneB, ~
A swim fingered sister of charity ~ l0sceA
Wsrthy OF the highest award.-SabbaA ors. s5eaa ~
II aurpasses all ohers-Ladies R1posdsy
of the agc.-PkeHsns 5feneAt sas s4 81 =
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q A complete Naionsi Mdgnnks #
MAGICAL In operati n-Mrs pAess' AostAs.fs ta Sf
u Is emineny superior Dict'eas1y n Aese1ssSa
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The st ch cannot unravrlled -AD Afrfesaseeq q
Tbev maintain pre- emupnce - EzYvee -
saves the tim, and health Of 49, CsA 50 3bs
Tlur household 10 In csta Hes with --Possnfs A3G
Ira Ia
Its supsriorty is obvious-iaesseAsd Essds.t
Hand sewing cannot squxl IT, 7As 7sbiaess .&StsNss y
Supply ~. is.ssn.s,s .,,s Ssrd L2., x. No.:
ne ~ our hoassRold sods u s JsxrasI sfse III
Unrivallsd in every quality. BOOK i - g =
Il ~ no supsrior-DiepstcA sT.sgef 81 Ss1 asEs
prsttv usrful Hssical LSsijss Gpnans as " N !
Have ~ equal n family use-- rvoa Ntssfs sAs
The best saited for sswnG- e4sL4 Esssss N Ss5s
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rnoM VIRGINIA a Nonrn c.non'y.
z,..s.;e ss.s:.:



Ia, THE WEST!
fUNlIE Baltimore a'd Ohio Railroad with its much In
proved Western cnnnrcti lI.rs great inducements
travellers virginia and the Caoinas, through Washing
ton and Baltimore 10 ali portions OF the West the Northwest
and the Southwest
The connection between the trans from Washington
tans bound Wo.ttor Wheeling iafAorsburg t,on Bait
more promptly made the Warrington Junction
Qatoly called the Relay onse9 miles from aitin"rc 1h
change Cars required between Washington
iive Baggage checked through to the Wet
the Washington Station.
n "hc c'ttn-ri,np trains leave Washington daily
A N. and Az =. VI. On SUNDAYS Al the latter hoar.
AT BENWDDb
Direct connection Cars of the Central Ohio
Eaitroad running from Beaire the OH" throngh Cam
bridge sic and New ark. Columbus 1hcs" trains
Awark with the Cars oi the Newark Mansfield
and Sandusks Il. SannsAy Toledo Detroit, Chicago
st. Louis, etc.
AT PARKERsBtRG
Connection made with the
he Marietta an Cincinnati Road for Ch!iieobc 1ineinnat
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and OH" witt the cars of the
Cleveland ard ONO River k'lroad tor Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit Chhago and al the y H'rihwoserh pohts direct
Travellers requested notice that while this the
only Route itnrng Through Tickets and ihrcks in Wash
ington. In slsn the SHORTEST. moss SPEEDY and ID
RECT nerY al the leading points in the great West The
distance asingt"n Cincinnati is but about fO0
miles being ID miles shorter than hy any other
Fare. by through ticket from Washngto least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the owestoi the No thern Routes
Northern cities
For Frederick and iIarpcrs Ferry, Marnsburg, Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Sprnps Oakland and Grafton
passengers may leave Wasinp at A. 4.2U =. Nj.
For the mor Way Stations between Baltimore and Wheel
ing, take s A N. train from Washington
. For fu thcr Information Through Tickets, &c, apply
THOMAS u PARSONS. Agent at Washing St
W p SMITH, Master Of Transportation
ranorc n Ohio Railroad
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MISCELLANEOUS.

w
I'VE thankful for the liberal patronage which wc h,v"
w
of and the public Ia our LARGE ANu
ELEGANT STOCK, which will he opened on MONDAY
nrs the ssh ,ns BoNNErs ali kinds ~ 81 10 So
Mi and riild,ns BoNNErA AND HATS. RlnNlNS,
FLOWERS. lEAppRESSES DRESS CArS,coFflERS,
FANNY HAIR III NS.tiIDNE rs, FANS, PARASobS uo'lf
SKIRTS LACEGoppS BkU SHES. COMBS, PERFUME
HlfS. aud Back Frnni aud side HAIR BRAlDS Aso, an
giant assortment Frhrh. Prussia aud hrutc,s LAtE
4 u SILK. LACt MAATiEs AND SHAW las, aud nuin"r-
articles Please with ALL 80 thai
b. satisfied ths, sell gads as cheap aud prot
ohot establishment IN this city elsewhere The
vary price, that Mi purchase according to their
IT. REPAIRING done at short n iice
Particular attention pad orders from the country
march ~ dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

QDURE OLD MEDICINAL Lu0UO8e-
u French Brandy, wbiskey, Port Wine, 0tu, Hedsasa
Wine, Schnapps, &c, for sale by IL ...s . ,
fob dts sTARLER JONES.
xKy1lEE1.ER a WILSON'S sSDM6TA DGR
w SEWING MACHINES. sold at ENeLkDOv.t fauay
Store II tho combined any criterion sesn - whae
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

llnA r Eais Old Deminiss Nails, all
leVvVvV sorts and sizes. for sale by
ftt Isdt4 IS ~ a ~ lkBf & SAUNDERS.
ER EaUu ssA RD9N e99De. 81 aN ki sd ia
II rsnsessa BY - fsksl-1al STARLER 4 JONES =
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xIsCELIANE0Us CARDS.
JAMts II CUTTfR TW. c, anna
w. G. AMMAN & Co.
e q M M L SSuON NJ o. RCll ANT 6

Pi0Heer IHfRcy J0r fkf Sale ~
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco,
FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCusA'N. tAI..
OFFICE IN NEW YORk No pc WALL STREET.
Tobacco Forwarded through onr ho"sc IN Nor lorS
INSURANCE fFFtcTRD II REouIRtD
Agents for Eagle Line of California Clippers
april 27. .dfms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

IN j. FOEKEB hns the pleasurs Of oHcriG q
nLs his friends something In the way ofa RECLL
ING EASY CHAIR Three positions itaned In this on
Chair; Ia the simplest most complete and cheapest easy
Chair offered for sale this market acceptable
alike the invalid for the ordinary Of
Chair. Call and seeh L. J. F0LkES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05
JAMES BOYD & Co.
GROCERS & COMBUSTION MERCHAN.

lsf house above he IA. T Tenn. Rd7road Ufpof,
LYNCu B T. RIG, VA.
DARTCUIAR attention paid to the sale Of Country Prodc
l and proceeds med Immediately sales ~
feciet VIII keen hand general assortment of GRO
CERIES AND LIQUORS alan. G"ano. Lime. Cement and
Ground Plaster for sale accommodating terms.
ch 2-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

MISS CHARLOTTE ROSENSTIEL
Is be fund In the WARWICK HOUSE. UP STAIRS WI ,err
| will glad O BbNNETS les
from 81 50 to &c 00n price and will make kind 10 or Ter
She will show q of BONNETS. HEf d.
DRESSES, DC, e. ery week april d dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

NyEW WCOPARTNERsHIP.- .m b. -cribcr-
~ have takes tho house recently mpcd you NIGER
SMITH, where they intend to conduct General Grocery
aRd ComRfsssoa BHaHsss. In the at SMITH ADAMS.
will be pleased tho friends Of the old aud
the public gencraliy. yNO THO SMITH,
ian 3ts F,f. ADAMS
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pmGN,x FOUNDRY a ENGINE wOnxs =

M u
PMENIx FOUNDRY IL ENGINE WOHKs.
LYNcHBURG, VA.
Canal above the Bridge Of the Pa Tom RairOaa
tUNIIS ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged to meet the
increasing demand for work in Its various brancbcs ands
o prepared furnish
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES of any
quired ispwer.
Mil Gearing Shaftine Hangers,
Goodins Celebrate ed Centre Discharge WATER WHEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixturcs.a
and Casiings and Wrought Iron work Of ~
description.
All this warranted cqua 10 ths
done atany establishment In the State
ap Acts A. q DABNEY A
On CAsEs STICK LIQUORICE on censign-
eDvp ssgnnent and for sale by .... ! j rs.
april i2 dts SMITH ADAMS.
uR you want a nuc Freneh boot, 30 per cens
Il lower than you can buy them, call at
april 27-ds HlRsH sFRAUsEs. K.
a MERGCAN WATCHEs-CaI rnd q
"A examine these WATCHES, rs they are superior "A
time keepers. &.1S.
oct 2o-duI yAnE6 DlAWlDDiE -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

lDAL4 COTTON.-Jsss received large lot
- Of Bale Cotton. assorted number. for sale by
m,v S n "a ss.F fsF Z FRANKLIN & BRO
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

THE FRosT,-Tho frost on Saturday night
the 4th. inst, was unusually severe in this Sec
ton, especially for June frost. The corn in
the towns west of us was in most localities bad
" damaged it will doubtless recover and grow,
but win be very much put back. Many kinds
ofearden vegetables were cut down by the frost;
the grape prospects ore apparently ruined for
this year. Fruit of most kinds is badly in
iued bu' it is thought apples are not entirely
lost A favorable summer, will allow most Of
the vegetables destroyed to be reproduced, and
gardens will again be revived.
We also learn from our exchanges, that the
frost was unusually severe in various portions
Of the State, doing much damage to corn, pota
toes,'garden vegetables and fruit. In Northern
and Central Illinois, the frost did extensive in.
jury. In many portions Of Ohio, especially the
Northern, the wheat crop is said TO be mnch
damaged this is also said to be the case in
Western New York. In various localities in
other State, the frost is represented as having
done much damage.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

At meeting of the members of Protect, n
Engine Co. No held June 9TH 1889 the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous.
y adopted:
Rhereas, We have learned with sentiments
of deep regret of the decsase of James Wright
late member Of this Company, and worthy
citizen.
Therefore, as an expression of our respect
and esteem for the deceased it is hereby
ReSotced. that in the death of Jas Wright
he FIRE Department of tie City of Kenosha
mas cost an efficient and faithful Fireman. and
ms Company worthy member:
Resoioed, That the sympathies of the members
of this Company are espectfully rendered to the
relatives and friends of our deceased Brother in
this affective and trying dispensation:
Resoioed, That as a token of our regard the
members Of the Fire Department are requested
10 attend the funeral of the deceased , in uni
FORM, to pay the last sad duties of humanity to
the remains Of our departed brother:
Resoieed, That these proces dings bepublished
in the papers Of the City.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

INTEMPERANCE.-Fo few years past but
little effort have been put forth to stay the tide
of intemperance in our city, and up tie very LATE,
perhaps uow-the selling of Intoxicating drinks,
have seemed the most money-making of any
business. There are now about thirty establish
ments which have or viii receive licenses to sell
their inebrating beverages for another year, by
paying sums ranging from ten to thirty-fve dol
lars. There appears to he great apathy on the
part OF temperance people in our place in regard
TO this matter. Liquor-drinking is becoming
respectable-even almost fashionable, we fear -
The green shades are partially disappearing,
and decanters aud various colored bottles are
making advances from the dark recesses in the
back room, towards the front windows. Young
men are falling into the habit of drinking, and
old men are confirming themselves in these
habits
Fathers and mothers, do you know that while
you are careless about the matter, the enemy is
sowing what viii spring up and bear tears and
sorrows in your families
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

KENosHA, RoCKFoRD & Rock ISLAND
RAILRoAD.-The Supreme Court of Ill
inois, have sustained the decision of
the Circuit Court, denying an injunc-
ton to prevent the issue of RockEoI d
City Bonds, for the benefit of the Keno.
sha and Rockford Railroad. Upon the
result Of this decision, the Rockford
Register remarks as follows
ut gives us much pleasure to record
a decision 50 beneficial in its results to
our city as this wilt be. We consider
the speedy completion Of the Kenosha
Road to this point fixed fact. The
President of the road has just gone
East to haqe the iron forwarded imme-
diately, for its completion"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

Grand Rapids Salt "A salt manufac-
tory has been established in Grand Rap
ids Mich. under the law granting a boun
ty OF ten cents hushel for all salt man
utactured from water found in the State
ofMichigan.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

CITY, COUNTY AND FARM MORTGAGE BONDS
WISCONSIN, Not long since statement APP
peared in Chicago paper, and was extensive
ly copied, that the Judges of of the Supreme
Court of Wisconsin were about to pronounce q
decisioa, invalidating or the ground of uncun-
stitutionality, city, county, town and farm
mortgage bonds, issued to aid in building rail-
roads in Wisconsin. 1t turns out that this
statement was fabrication invented by specu-
atOrs, who had an interest to depreciato a GER
lain class of securities, embraced in the above
list City and county bonds, to aid in building
railroads, have deem held good and constitution
al III every State, where the question has been
been raised and have been sanctioned by Judge
Mclean and other Judges of the Supreme Court
Ut the United States. We doubt not that the
Integrity of Wisconsin will be Nindicated by
her Supreme Court and we have good reason
to believe that the Judges of that court were
not long since, unanimous in opinion. adverse
to that stated in the fabricated story, above
mentioned. All that is needed for the West is
time to rally from their prostraton, and then ali
talk of reputation will vanish forever.-[ Bos-
ton Bee.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

OUR PARK is now putting on its summer liv-
cry and wall soon put off its russell hue lis oaks
are now wearing their living green. The you'll.
full naples are already rejoicing i'll beautiful
yerdant robes and the ground is uxuriantly
carpe,ed with the same delicate color. So en-
ticing does the Park now appear, that we can
hardly resist the temptation of loungng upon
is bright surface, or streatching at length to
oask in the sunlight of Gods free canopy. We
owe to forget our age by laying aside the mis-
cradle costume Of aping the man and woman,
and play child again. We would swing again
nnder the overspreading branches, or if inclna-
zion dictated chase the hoop through the walks
If our park. We would take our baby and
roll with him on the green grass or play boo
peep with him from behind the trees. But this
will not do, for society would point it's finger at
US, and say "F'ie For shame child mother.
what foolish romp!" and 50 it is all over the
world, arge burgs and small ones, each must
have It's ultimatum laid down by the world -
be large fry, saying, thus far you may go and
no farther, health and happiness being entirely
out of the programme.
We would have our park turned into n grand
playground, with swings, &c, where we NAV
60 with our children and witness their sports
and sport with them.
Reverend city fathers, can you fit up the park
and avert the squirting eye of custom (Which
forbds any one so soon as they get on long coats
or dresses, to go faster than walk) so that we
can all mingle together children in such heal
Thy, harmless pastimes the coming summer as
we'll as ward off the tooth of time, and make us
all young again Can we have practicable re-
ply by letting the handsomest park in the west
ring with the mirth of those ancient halls IN the
days Of chiyalry.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

County FAIR GRoUNDs.-At the Quarterly
meeting Of the Kenosha County Agricultural
Society, held on Monday last, the consideration
of the removal Of the location Of the FAN
Grounds was postponed until the next Omar
terly meeting in September The genera
sentiment Of the society is in favor of chang
ing the location to some point near the Rail-
road; but it is deemed inexpedient to attempt
it before the holding of the next annual Fair
The Society viii therefore, hold its next annual
Fair on the grounds which have hitherto beer
occupied for that purpose.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

The New Y ork Herald is of the opin :
ion that the two factions of democracy
in New York will each have full set
Of delegates at the Charleston Conven-
t ion demanding admission.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
Chicago G. Milwaukee Railroad.


EyThe steamer Aroeo arrived Mt St. Johns, n. F.,
yesterday the 9Th inst, bringing four days later
news from Europe. There had been no further
fighting Of consequence. The Ausirians are 'ti1
falling beck by way Of retreat; the position of the
allies appears TO be strengthening, and their pros
poets gaining ground
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

BELoIT LICENSES The common
Council of Beoit have fixed the scale
of licences as follows:
Saloons SIS. Tavern $40, Whole
sale dealer $4,000.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

EDITORIAL CONVENTIONAL The annual
State convention of Wisconsin Editors,
will be held at Milwaukee on Wednes-
day the 10Th June inst.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

The Peru Ull.) Commercial says there
was regular November frost, and ice
formed an eighth of an inch thick in
that vicinity on Friday night last.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
Property " aEnted,

IN or near he31OSH0,
A GENTLEMAN in feeble health. wishing tc
- purchase small homestead for himself and
family, IN the city vicinity of Kenosha will be
happy to communicate with any person who has
such place for sale.
To one who would like the whole or mart of =
large. well situated, improved farm, an excellent
bargain viii be given in exchange. G. SHoLE.
is authorized to receive propositions, and will give
information. 2m5I
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

LAKE ENCRoACHMENTS We have taken
some pains to examine into the effect of the gale
of last Saturday; and we find that below the
arehouses, and all along the coast south of TIE
city, large quantity of the rich mellow soil has
given way to the force Of the waves, averaging
in width from few feet TO two or three rods 1t
is evident that process is going on which if not
retarded in some way, viii in the course of years
cause the farms along the coast to become alb.
sorbed in the great fresh water sea of Lake
NJ chigan
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

FOURTH OF JULY-Active prepare
tons are being made in many towns
and cities in the State, for an appropri-
ate observance Of the approaching 4th
of July. We learn of no movement
for special demonstration in this city.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

EB- Yesterday two drunken men
were dragged through the streets
on their way to Jail, followed by a
crowd Of urchins and not a few of
the older boys. Would it not be well
to enlarge business with a few more
liquor licenses.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
Established lS3S,
HERRTcKs SUGAR COATED PILLS
e8 CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM -aEs
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy in the

The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy in the
World.
These renowned Plasters pains, weakness distress
in the back sides and breast five hours indeed CERTAIN
are they to do this that the proprietor
from resins basams and beautiful kid
ders them peculiarly adapted The Females an5
Others Their application is unyeral-equay to the strm.
the delicate and the feeble infant To each ant
all they Will prove balm and blessing Their is agree
able and without annoyance trouble. Each plaster
from to four months and rheumatic copnin
sPrains and bruises frequently effect all other rem
edie fail Full directions will he found back Of eacI
Public speakers vocasts ministers Of tho gospel
will strengthen their lungs and improve their IN
ing them on their breast. Price Is "a cents.
R The above articles sold by all the in Keno
sha and by Druggists throughout the United States
AID South America wholesale large Druggists in tn
principal cities. HERRICE s. BROTHER
PkTcTIcAL CHEMISTS, Albany, y. Y
Chicago wholesale agents, Boles Smith & Co Penton
Co. okee, Phillips * Co.. and by dealers every where
Sold b. F. Robinson, KenOsha. Iy5O
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09

The Dodge Co. farmers are begin
ing to complain of the Chintz bug, as
likely to injure their crops seriously
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-09
BOND & PORTER,
Real Estate and Insurance
ONCE.

VNHEK offer their services to the public for the
purchase, sale and exchange of ali kinds OF
Real Estate in the Western States, examine and
perfect titles, pay taxes, and negotiate claims OF
every kind pertaining to Real Estate