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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03
VISTAR'S BALSAM Or Wild CHERRY
HISTAR'S BAISAN Dr. WILD CHERRY
The Rest Remedy L. rv

The Best Remedy ever known 10 Man,
For coughs, colds Asthma, Group Bronchitis. Infueoza
bleeding Of the Lungs Difficult Breathing, Liver AAc
uons ram or weakness of Breast Side, Hrt Staees
In short this Basam is peculiarly adapted to every dis
ease Of the Lungs and Liver which is produced by our
to possess important medical properties This fact is ia
miliar to every matron in land and physicians often
prescribe II IN inherent forms for variety Of complaints
Tar Also mas been equally noted for its virtues and
physicians whose names familiar the whole coun
ty nave gone SO Tar as to declare that even cOsua0
could be cured by that alone. other hands again
Is nearly Vaueess owing doubt to their ignorance in
preparing ana administering ita difficulty now entirely
obyiate by patient experience and long experm.nt
me extraordinary medical powers of these two sub
are how Tor the first time, combined and embo-
dled IN DIX. WISTAR s BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
ny nice chemical process everything or
ess IS reeeted so that what remains Is the most extraor
binary and truly aft acious remedy for ali Kinds ~
monary and liver dseass eever known to man.
Sold by all Druggists.
"oHN ~ PAMK, Proprietor,
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THE eXYGENATEH BITTKRs !
THE OXYGENATED WTTERs ;

The Established, Reliable and Seidom-failing Re.sdv n,
DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA,
And all kindred dseases
This painful disease, which has long tasksi The natie
OF the sufferer, the power Of sedcine and the skiI ~ az
physician, iuds the above remedy sufficient to conc I
and conquer it in its direst form. : wy "sn
Equally efhcient IS II IN the following diseases: Ind;
gestion Liver Complaints, Heartburn Acidtv p;i
sick Headache, Neuralgia. 80 anu Agoes.
Price q per bottle Sold by JOHN d. PARK. corn.r.
Of fourth ana walnut streets entrance on Valiant sr
sha IySS,a hee0-
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

Democratic Nomination.-The Democrats
in the Western Assembly District in this coun.
ty, have put Reuben l.. Bassett, of Wheatland
on the course. Reuben is clever man, but
can't come in this time.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03
REPUBLICAN MEETING!

The Republicans Of the CITY are requested to
meet Mt the room in Baileys Brick Block under
T1g TELEGRAPH Printing Office. on SATURDAY
EVENING, the 9Th inst at - o'clock for the
nnrnose of organizing for the coming election.
-. - III Order Or he C0mmiltee.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

ESy John 2. Hale's lecture on Tuesday eve
ming last. was one Of more than ordinary attIac
ton. His subject was, Z" the Last Gadiatoria
Exhibition at Rome" The lecture was given
in beautiful and eloquent language, and It's high
moral tone throughout, could not fail of making
an excellen impression on the audience.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03
Republican Cnucus,-1st Ward.

The Republican electors Of the LIST ward, are re-
orested to meet at the Common Council Room in
I<imbaUs Block, on FRIDAY EVENING the 18th
inst, at 2 o'clock to nominate candidate for
Alderman, in place Of S Doan, resigned
Bg Ordeq Of the Committee.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

Music Teacher.-Miss Anna Lull advertis
es in our columns to-day, to instruct classes in
Piano and Meodeon music. Those DESTROYS o
securing good teacher should read Miss Lull'i
advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

WHAT OUR DEMOCRATIC BRETHREN Love
During the discussion between Noble and Smith
on Friday evening last, it was noticeable by
many persons in the Hall, that every apparently
good hit made by Smith in favor of slavery, OF
in justification Of the institution, the Democracy
was cheered and seemed excessively delighted.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

Established 1888
HERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS
"a CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM &n
Herr1ck's Kid Strengthening Plastera
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED
and Pain Destroyer.
10 Dat

World.
These renowned Plasers cure Mains and distress
ss les ana breast in five hours. Indeed certain
70 40 TINS tha the proprietor warrants Spread
rom slhs' basas and gums, beautiful kid leather
GERS them peculiarly adapted wants of Females
hgr appeation is Internationally the strong
ene eeeate woman and the feeble infant each and
IN ney VIII prove balm and blessing Their is
aole ana without
wear rom one to four months rheumatic complaints
ana 9ss frequently effect when other
n directions viii be found of each.
yocasts ministers of gospel and Others
VIII strengthen their lungs and improve their Voices
ing them on their breast. Price Is S-4 cents
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To the voters of KenOsha County.

am often asked what my views are on the
question of State Assumption? wish to say
distinctly to one and all, that ann opposed to
State Assumption.
Bristol Nov LIST 1859. SALMON UPsoN.
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nepnbIicnn Caucus,-ath vvnrd.

The Republican electors Of the 4th Ward are re-
auested to meet at n. X. Aliens Building, FRI.
DAY EVENING, the 4th inst to nominate q can
didate for Alderman in place of. Whipple, resign
ed Be- Ordey Of the Committee.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

Railroad Iron. The propeller, Forest Queen
unloaded 100 tons of Railroad Iron, at the dock
of D. G. Gaskill, on Tuesday last. This will
enable the Directors of the Kenosha & Rock
ford road, to complete the road as far as Genoa,
where it will intersect the Wisconsin Contra ,
Road
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

ELECTION OF ALDERMEN.-The electors of
the first Ward ofthe city of Kenosha will IN
Tuesday next elect an Alderman to supply a
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Seth
Doan, and the fourth Ward will elect an Alder
man to supply vacancy by the resignation
Of J. Whipple.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

~ We learn from the Kenosha Democ rat
that Mr. Lacy of Bristol has consented to address
Democratic meetings &C every point in this
county, We hope Mr. Lacy will find it convnient
to enlghten the voters at this point. Ifno pub
lie Hall should be found large enough to hold
the crowd on the occasion, we presume the au-
thorities would grant the use of the Park.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

The Military Ball given by the Kenosha City
Guards last evening, passed off pleasantly, and
all present had a good time
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

tn Miss Fidelia Carter and Master Edwin
f. TowsIee, will read the manuscript paper al
the High School on Friday afternoon next
They extend cordial invitation to the public
to come in and hear it.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

Es-Next week, WILL be one of literary attrac-
ton. Lectures on literary subjects will take
place at Odd Fellows Hall, on every evening
during the week, except Saturday.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

~ See notice of Meeting of Mortgagors, il
SaIem. on the 2 isst.
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From Rev. Mr. McMv11rS Pastor of the Roberts Chapel

From Rev. Mr.. McMULLEN, Pastor of the Roberts Chapel
-, INDIANAPOLIS Oct G, 1857,
DE- C. W. RobackDear Sir: have used your Blood Puri-
hsr or nervous Affection from which have suffered
times lille it is pleasant to the TASTE certainly has
erect upon th nerves Please accept thanks for
your Snd re al DIS, and believe yours, Eass.
J, W. 7. McMULLEN, .
P5ineipal Office and Sales Rooms, East Fourth st.
Hammond street. - . - :
FOR sale by Robinson, Renosha; R. Anderson Co., Will
| the Union sNNANA-J 49,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

g7HoN. JOHN p. HALE, in company with
Hon. CHAs, DURKEE, visited the High School
on Tuesday afternoon last Mr.. Hale made
some interesting remarks to the pupils. He
placed before their minds the exalted standard
whereby to form their character, and closed by
expressing his interest in free schools every
where.
1t is not often public school, Or rivate eth
err is honored by the presence of two U, S. Sen.
ators. We are gratifed to know that the no
,best public men throughout the land, ARE among
the frmest friends of popular education,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

H The above articles sold bv all tho dealers In Keno
sh and by Druggists throughout tie United Canada.
ana south America at wholesale BY all iarre the
principal Cities HERRICK 81 BROTHER,
.Ct;a.. ~, FRTcTIcAL CHEMISTS, Albany, NY.
Chleago wholesale agents. Bolles Smith & Co PsntonE
Co, Bokee Phillips s Co.. and by dealers every whsre
Sold BY F. Robinson, KenOaha. fy5g
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Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
DR.. ROBACk's


When Dr. Ros4cK the celebrated Swedish Physician intro
Suee his Blood Purifier and Blood Pills United States
set forth in plain language their properties This
oeen taken OUT Of his hands Enlightened men whose
Mag tOf sound and philosophy gives their opinions
make assurance dcuby sure before they decdeare
in the wisdom and honesty Of
one mind o geiSe 20 for themselves
-''"'A 0RIGTNAL 4'i LE II II iiss to the
from members Medical Profession Editors Of
6s highest e eSEn Mee s7S aRd IA and
cures wrought by the remedies of which cures they
EYE WITNESSES.
Ihese parties may be consulted personally or by Ter Y
tho who nave any doubt upon th subject The
TO the public, establishes the following
FACTS:
hss he and BLOOD PILLS have been
CONTAIN NO MINERAL:
lha' they cure the almost universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA,
othes s a and in short time That
LIVER COMPLAINT, s-.
and restore the health and strength the sufferer That
SICK FEMALES,
who have anRushed for years helpless weakness and de-
Grating operation That ali disabilities are remnvsd
cordial and gentle stimulating properties That they
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
they may have boon trifed with abused that
ner urect tendency Is to engthen life
the blood, they ~ IN
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge the system eveay faint of scrof -
or hereditary or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.
and that there is of the Stomach and Bowels
AVER the nervous system, the skin, glands muscles IN
%nle they do not give prompt relief and W be-
and perfect cure. ~ ~ A41esS
Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
rS are endorsed by the experience of thousands
Oh hxng witnesses who in letters adavs medical works
oy WORD OF mouth proclaim them be the very best pre-
M Of the kind ever offered to the victims
OF III heh They hunt disease through every avenue and
nently. - wv p'i4A@-
No one doubt their superiority after one sinse trial
ny are not only BETTER but cheaper than any other
efoct. - ~ ~ pA0uu'e Uee'er
Price of the scandinavian Vegetable Purifier 81 per
90 per NAH Dozen VI the Sean dnayian Vegetable
BLOOD Pills, 70 cents per box, 5 boxes for ST.
kead DIR. Robacks Special Notices and certificates nh
shed IN conspicuous part of this paper from time to time
Dr kobaeks Medical Almanac and Family Adviser con-
tanning geat amount of interesting and valuable medical
out the country. .
In diffeul or complicated Dr. Robaek may con-
ply " F - " ~
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

The Economist" - Messrs, Wood & Car
ter have just received a lot of these celebrated
stoves Those who have determined to pur
chase a cook stove, and who wish to get one of
the best should call and examine them Some
of the peculiarities of this stove are The thick
ness eff the castings, the size of the oven, &c.
The ovens are provided with hooks for the pur-
pose of Disappointing meat for roasting the stove
is so arranged as to burn coal wood, at the
option of the purchaser, the oven doors are
lined with tin plate and covers of the same ma
terial are furnished for the bottoms and fronts of
each stove BY. means of these reAectors, the
heat of the oven may be regulated at pleasure.
The Economist" received the first premium at
the National Fair in Chicago, and has also re-
ceived several premiums from State Fairs.
-ee.--
~ T.. & G. HILL advertise to renew old
silk hats. We determined few days since, to
give them trial, A hat which had been ex-
ploded Or popped, smashed condensed, RACED to
its foundation, times innumerable, insomuch
that "none would associate with such hat"
whose broad Llanos Of smooth silk had long
since been transformed into the furry hills and
dales of hat dotage, was carried, with some mis-
gvings as to the result to be reiuvinated by the
Messrs Hill A day sufficed to make "a change
come DER the nature of our hat" The valleys
were raised the hills depressed and every crook
ed place made straight.
We invite our friends the fire of whose love
went out-extinguished by our shocking hat, to
give us a call again, and we promise so long as
the Hills last never to let our hat relapse into
such state of decrepitude again.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-11-03

IF you WANT
Pure Mocha or Old Gov.
Java Coffee, 90 to
SLOSSON q Co.'S.
IF YOU WANT
Prime Rio Coffee, go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
IF YOU WANT
Pure Burnt and Ground
Coffee, 90 to
SLOSSoN & Co.'S.
IF YOU WANT
Cheap Sugar of all kinds,
sLossoN & Co.'S.
IF you WANT
The very best qualities of
Green g. Black Tea, go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
IF YOU WANT
Fresh Oysters, go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
IF you WANT 35|
Pure Spices, Cream Tar
sLossoN & Co.'S.
IF you WANT
The best brands of Spring
and Winter Wheat Flour,
90 to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
IF YOU WANT
Sperm or Adamantine
Candles, go to
SLOSSON & Co.'S.
IF YOU WANT
No. Whale or Lard Oil,
90 to
SLOSSON & Cos.
IF YOU WANT
Fresh Burning Fluid, go
to
SLOSSON 81 Co.'S
I'm FACT. IF You WANT
, 1859-03-05

low hts grandfather's examn]e anil tosc
school several Of the SAKE Cnhnro Go,SaiP9 iii
nave also invested in the same aecuritr
| The Count Ro#i saw enough OF this cnnnt-x
| while he was here, to invest few thousand
- me famous name Of Sontag aud little
Faul Julien has a triae-enouRh to keen him
when his violin faila. Ore can readily r.
count for the appearance Of the name Of the
hotaschllds, both Of London and of Paris
nut it is curious to note that the famous nnh,
Usher, Panckouke, Of Paris, is creditor NJ
Tue United States, and that ibe dramatic an.
tnor, kor1be, has aleo invested enough to rive
MIN nearly 10000 francs year. A carefu1
study Of Democracy In America anpears tn
nave persuaded Monsieur de- Tocqueyille to
!odge some OF his savings in the hands of our
GaTernment and Lord Macauly, who began
win bagatelle Of $4,000, has ence increas.
ea his venture to nearly $4,000. But We
enou!o never end, if We attempted to enntner-
a1e all the great people who think their
money yell placed in United States necuri.
ae:9 .ses. here are Lord Dundonall, tue great
sa1lor, who has large sum for son of Men.
tqne the Prince de Beauyeau, the Count de
Narbonne, General Zermolof. and iost of |
otner Titled people, who perhaps, depend on |
70! sne honesty and eolvency Of the United !
oAtea Government for living. Lord Elein |
sa~ enough Of Us to leave SIT 500 Of bis ssy.
lngs 10 our sfx per cents aud the famous
hassian, Alexandre Harzen has barate]le
u $4,000 III the same security. There is
another creditor wlose na,ve il curiosity.
e runs thus Baron Louis Mum. Epaminon-
las 3usflnian Arlstides Decius Sails Halden.
sein Lltc:enssein Grotenstein. Fancy a
nag With such name drawing tEenty.six
Eollars and fifty cents from the United Statea
, 1859-03-05
Who Invests in United s.ate. r.z..

who Invests in United States Fnns..
Not the least curious desk in the Sub-r,.a. :.
tufy is that Of the Clerk who pays Fac inta--
eat on the public debt. The COUPONS and i.
terest On about seven. eIghts Of tie delhi NJ tho
United States are paid ut the Snb.Treasnrv
In New iork. The balance is In the shana ~
an inscribed debt, on which the intereat ;s
Psyahte to parties whoee names are entered
On me great rolls at Washington. Eysrv eir
months The names Of these parties are written
oot IL oook at Washington, and cent hrre
~ 1etse as guide to the Sub-Treasurer,
:, these books are curious study. MANY ~
Aue aaRes which they contain are household
nolo1 Some are names Of Europeans Of.
neH ol Hest Indians, and even Asiat}cs
H1arely third Of the public debt il he]5 ~
th,s country: The bulk Of 1t, wc Imagiue. II
heid IN Continental Europe. One is not a.
RE1sed to ind the names OF John J. Astor
"m' D hsora a4aoob Little, George Peabodv
and such, men n Il t Of CT dllors ofthe ]n;tsd
States but they and their couutr r7men ~
IN minority. The heaviest FOREIGN credit.
Or We noticed is Lord Ove1stone THE famone
ZONES Lloyd Who has lent this country M les
than $5a:oqo. a Spanish lady, Merced de.
La5seea, u cur creditor 10 tlk tune OF S200 .
ooo and noble friend Of hers the Connt
Casa Aontsvoy aar Castillo draws slx per cent.
o4 $iU'ooo:-eevefA persons connected
Wl1a sne royai Families Of Europe are credit
e. o3s o. oas I9s n. brother Of the King Of M
ta@ a9A eoo,oV sone years. ago, and IN
e49c.ea ~ 9,a nge9s e luYeft TIP aiyidend a. ]
y ecSs oIer *74'0M. 'ais niece, t6s d.uxaser
$4,000. These wise people heYa hasn ~ 1ooI o
mr. Qut fne 4 rafnv s3su A~..l *~0A. |
, 1859-03-05
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
THE PREs4 AND TRlBUNR,s
Great Job Printing Establishment

THE PHEss AND TRIRUNR,8
Great Job Printing Establishment
ths Hsas aad finest es..bu.hnsas Of the lind in t..
"e4 Il has more B&eau Presses md Mschtae.,: u,ors
Printing Aase4aa md mora gkllsal Workman than N,
otaes Job Printing Houss Wet OF Her York.
IhepsoprtesoEs are prepared 10 execute On kho.t no
s1s. eEs5raziet5 Of RooK JOB LETTER PRESS
md FANCY PRINTING In tho BEST KARKkR
Il hs LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
faFaeu'3z attention dveo to the psintsnsu
Business Cards. Potsr.,
smnns carda, Programma4
o&u A1ekea' Pamphlets,
Les1ef Asaa4 circu1a.1
Bill Hsad1, Cheet.
BJ.l&wh 1lsuk Hot..
Reosipu, Labels.
PR11 TING q IN 0oLoRa
IA Ak vaeae& done in beautiful etyle snd II ,,oa.,.
&te rata8. ~'@4 - 0@'oea'
IN exan'aaaoa Of sPDo1AErs md PR1uu /. "a.
aoectfn1lyiavtted. - ~
= o1dezs from the County promptly died md ,.r.
bone by ExpEc3 '01'
, 1859-03-05

4 vast amount OF wit is to be eallere
from tombstones, and mortuary pnns hay
long been famous. The epItaph Of the witt,
dlv!ne, Dr.. Thomas Fuller, is worthy Of him
self, simply,
T. Fnlles's earta
There Isl professional point in the epitant
OF the eminent barriater, Sir John Strange,
4 HeFe nos IN hoaest lavyer-sha. il S.ru.oe.
And by what an outrageous quibble hat
: the name Of William Button, Esq., been
handed down to Immortality. The epitaph
n1o De seen ina churchyard near SALISBURY
orr tan, 1;r moo9 M st.rs nd ye celestial p,le.!
There ia something quaint and touching in
thls epitaph of Grima'di, the distinguished
clown
One Of the beRt Of this briefer kind was pro-
posed W Jerr0ld, whose wit did not alEavs
wear 20 courteous dress. Charles Kuiabt.
tue Shaksperiaa critic, was the subject, ond
the words
| Good Kpsht
Professional rivalry produced this linn
tQred inscription for the Tombstone of n
| Western editor
| Hers zies N editor.
1t is added that tue injured man recommended
the author to use the inscription az a motto
Tor big own journal.
VI hi'trionic epltaphs the best il this one
Oh one Of ShakEpeare's actors
Exit Burbaxe.
IN similar vein wit gave q couplet tn /
M1f. Oldheld, the most celebrated actress of
her day. -
1a!a :. e must Own. IN tzstlce to her shade
The hFst bad ex1t Odd eTer made.
something Of compliment is here sacrificed
10 make the Uoint II ia fha ravnrca n Al I
Notbln. IN III, ~.
Ill., pee.n: hl9 l'ts u leaving otsA
The comedian Foo,e takes his turn t1,na
ggee,ss tse2 y n. 4 As,rh, .t,.s ..:.: l.hurrd:
Death took LIN Of. who took % iii tbs World.
Westminster Abbey has some notable epi-
tapas.
nant 19ls, =. o. % samuel Wesley, is On the monu-
:siss j. a.. ~ ~ :'
R RRse.sn!sd M nenamentl ous.! Iii @a'nea 70 ou'-
IL fof IS S5ss r. saa a s9ste% e
Th;a oa,.,"t Ne 'ua 10 leeelfed ssone:
hs poet Thacksray's little Frsnch ss s1ua 4bbe @
I,,.' ue1 ~ ontis''au church -
itsaa.S,s sa ,ss sa md md .l ~ thDs. ;he.l.:
ano wnat defiance there is in this, On the
,hon.oa W., VI 'aat galIant soldier, '"5ir -
~' 'e4e 4
sbj ri ''osns oeafh' Armed with hls swoEd aud f
cath Va. Afraid to N ct him In the field. 8!
eh IL. ~ .l1ss as asi liz t3d .a asf !:
k9' 70 be- tho b gfsat s9 wrestler
hlch was sculpture in relief. denfct;no to
a'a "a entane IL ,ne ast ,d Of throwng Sir Thomas
ws '' "D''n Is ID Aano' reads as fol- e e
, 1859-03-05

1R0se who arc curious to witness 1he
wonderful perfection 10 which 4, ohsxadt o.ts m,n.
zsr Il hstchelota H. r. has brought the manufacture
q "lgs and Toupees invited 10 7istt ni1 viz .us
oets D7nk RoonA n Ho. fremont Block End ex,u,na
Hese curous prodQot3ons a No scra&ny cA1 deteot
tae Artificial frau thu natural xhea adunea 10 tbs
head.
, 1859-03-05

M9PRloVED FULL IRON TRA1E PI490
4 st1tea % Fl 1900 .1z.1af.stTsd I'D r. nls aze
I'M. efdR a,s,s. 5,sessf,3 = \, En- Err fs.ss
m!Y 191AutAd- Cd l3eneY mil II u
r. IL fs9 %s9s - Pfo@pAlY attended = An1s
sze1. @aa4'soE9. H. II Wzk Hsdt'knSS
, 1859-03-05

lFFom The Ohio 8tate Jou.uA.]
Being naturally Of skeptical temper we
nave m never had that faith in the poetic genu.
it had been we'll for Us to have. 1t tines ~ wa
have thought this metrical warrior wrote
stuff, (if ne may uEe that dierespectfu1 er.
prezslon,) and even frequent perusal Of
" Wooduan. Spare that i'ree," las not re-. e.
very well, that all the canons of the ii,erorr
church arc against ue. and we have been .or:.
y troubled: We hare mortified oureelf bv
eonrte OF the very worst poetieal reading to
De found in the newspapers, and tried to make
Tue Generaps verse appear good by contrast.
nr.ssnt.a ~ ss1a inc very WORT newspaper poetry
deFoalr; and here, as if to add to the desper.
alton OF our case, the General has been and
gone aud written song, which We print he.
low, that the compassionate reader NAV m.
!t aerstand our feelings, If be cannot share
Them:
, 1859-03-05
ODsters.
ArChtteftg.


E. RURLIK0l
A hCH1TECT-N0a. A. d 4G LAsAI1e
- ssft3 1oT@ Hof@8n tselpekes Rsnf. :, ~.
eao e Igs 5s sess
deoee1 q IL snitV M pu2ae spd pEivatees n
= executed In The n ~ satafactotJ msnnrf IL ~