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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30
A TOUCHING STORY.

The following affecting narrative rur
Tnris 70 hsv- been given BY father 70 hi-
foWs, a. warning DERIVED from his own
i''l-r experience ~ sin u grieving and re
sls'ing rioiier's hove and coorse.
Wna sgoay Was visible On nv mothers
'-ee when sAe thst all she said and 90
s-rtd. iai'@d y move me- ste rose 10 N
hia.s. and followed Il distance. she
'nrAc 10 sncre 70 me tI she reached her
~sn door.
" IL .chcnl.,ira row" ssii she, 60,
' --n rnl carr or, ici ~. D-s rrh y a
y s-inA N ~ns. nav, ,a.d'
~ shan'. 70 70 school suid 7.
Sns Iacs-a a.son;shed a. ny bDldnss
tuirspIed iirmy:
cs'tainiy you viii 20, Alfred. cesa
s.snJ you''
I" VA Do'.rsaid I. in a tone 81 Jsii ,nre
"0nr ot TWO iL.u-- you must ~. .ilis,J
--siih.r e. 70 school this mornr.. or ~iii
i7cs you 70 your raoan. snd keep s.n ,usr-
~ N ~ are ready 20 promise inpllcsi obc
d'ense y ny wishes ~ iu,ure"
= d,tr you % 10 ~ said !, "you cant
gr' me y, sss,r-''
aiirei. choase NOS" raia ~ mother.
VINO lad haId Oh n,y arm she r1Mb!ea
s'n'-niiy. and ~As de Jls pale.
II JON touch me wii kick you,~ ss,d
~ ,ersibl. rage. G, 4 knv~s knes
n.i ~hst I said.
W'll YOU 60. Alfred."
MI replied. but quailsd bensal her
rye.
Then follow me-" said she. grasninr nj
arm firmly. raises my fuor--nh, my Am
hssr mel raised nv tho, and kick u her
my ssirted mother. How 10, head r..s-
- the torrent Of memory rn-hes ver me-
] kicked NY mother ~ ir.bse aonlsn my
mother! She sIsrgeIed back . rev sseps
and learned against the ~sil Sae I'D no,
look a. me. saw her heart beat srs,nss
her breast.
"Oh, Heavenly Father. .aid he. I" for-
give h,m-he knows not VITA, ne does Z"
The gardener just ,hen pssssJ the door.
and seeing my mother pale. snd aims, an
sole 70 support herself, he stopped. SIZE
beckoned him in.
Take This boy up stairs. and lock him
" HE room, m,'ssid she. and turned from me
Loeking back ~ she VA. entering Her yoat,
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A G,up SrccEsrios. We uercsive thu,
sesrs.i papers ~ The Wet hsvs lately brs n
advocating the psopr,esy q: ho'ding sn An
n.al Fair 'os shr norin we-s, 70 v hich lie
S,srs o. Oaio. IsJisns, Illinois,. Mis.sur,,
I.w~. Wston 10 sud Miancso,s are 10 ron
tribute. Il is ~ sxselhns suggestion, and
~. which ~ h~r. . see carried cut Tie
N-'i"rsi Far, " nsny instances, l. Iocst-d
~ distance 10. s.moi. i"r sbe scromn,o .,
nj nsf p,r,ons Of the UniYn. and Fairs ~
vs,tms q ,srsess in wLirh several States
n.lght participate, would insure better exh'-
biuon.
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OF When Dicks wife presented him with
'win'fo the third time. Bob said 70 him:
Dick why don't you petition Tor divorced
You csn get one essy enough"
"Upon whas grouDds r. ssked Dick.
Why" ssid Bob. "upon the srounds
'hs' vour wife u Of IN oves.bes,re Dlsrcsl.
rios" W. reeres 10 ssy The, Bots remark
~ss osehesrd By Mrs. Dirk. ssd shst cool.
ness has existed between tim ever since.
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No IsPRIsoEnESr yoR DEBrIs IErIAnA.
= fesirrdsy J Y. Allison. Esa.. brought :
client before Jrdge Chapman. on : writ Of
hsbess corpus. ~ho bed been fined By The
Jadse Of The Common PIsss Court. aad CON.
mi.ied 10 jill in default Of pay mon, u ros,s.
Judge Parker held ths' ihe debt 80 ewing
10 'he fiee,s Of the Court. ssd o The Con.
s'i'o''on u NE State prohIbiis imprisonment
for d. b.. the prisoner wss discharged. Md.
ison Cous.
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In 'he silence OF the mid.righ',
When she cares ~ day are . rr,
u my soul hear N vmres
O. The loved cnrs gone before
Add ihev. worS- o: comfort shi~prrinr,
T'rIl they'll va'ch on ev-ry hss .,
All | lnve. love 10 ~ 70
Voices from the spiril-Lrnd.
IN nv wandering Oft there comeih
Sudden ss;lln.ss 20 my ~oui.
When around, above, within y,
Rsp'urvus jnvs uunumhered roll,
-hrngh Ground me sll - fnmulf.
.sos = aud strife On every hand,
iet within ms -oul. ii-' 10
Voice. from the sfist Land.
Loved ones 'h~t have gone before ne.
Whispered words Of peace and jo,;
'lhose ,nas io"y since have departed,
Ieii me their llyine employ
I-'e watch end guard nv ool-siep~;
~ II/ 1oa| 4 rhe<sed N kearirg
Voices from the spirit Lind.
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GT'The candies you sold ns lsst night
re very hsd.' said Suets 10 ssIlow chan.
dir. "lndssd sis." ss'd he, ''pm very sorry
~ that "Yes, sr, DO you know Ihss they
burnt 70 ,he midi, ard then woulJ'as burn
Isrgerv' You surprise ne; ~hst. siri did
they 20 cu'i' M. sir, "Whss lheni'
:. hey burnt shorter"
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We have but faint notion o. economy h
Ti,his country, and there are few pesson
who seem she 10 exercise iis spirit ia thei
mode Of living. Asa general thing, youni
! people. clerks, and the like, calculate I.
live fully up 20 the amount 81 their income
10 indeed they do not o,t run i,s lmi,s and
become involved 10 debt. So win married
men, Of humble means; they calculate 10
spend about as much IS they get, and oi:en
find themselves involved il debts they cen
not iiquidsfe. Now there 10 simple rule
which. II adopted. ~ould nuke people quite
indie pendent.
IL the first place. lei q mans income BE-
ever 20 email, he should csirulste 10 cave .
siil', and lay BY. il "niy i've or ten dol.
lars year. This will be sure 10 keep him
from 'unDing ~ deb. ard - socn ~ he has
= sum oi money saved. there 10 . naiurs IN
c,u'isr 20 add 10 that amount. std thus an.
si''ingiy. - II acre, he begins to sccumu.
lave l'hls operation once comm need, h~
all. be surprised 10 sse hn~ fast his msans
crease oi rtint,psi Nv the acrumulsiion o.
interest lss matter u clear gain. II this
f-is'i"n our 1wn stvle Of saving hanks. and
new i've crnt saving banks. are sccampiish.
;ng work of great good. being practical
suggestions 10 the people that csunot isil of
their !, fuence.
Never purchase any article Of dress or
luxury until you can pay each fcr il; this ls
. mrst important rule 70 observe. end the
credit system. ia fact. has dous quie -
much TO ruin debtors - creditors. A vas,
Der Of Ii'lle expenses Out large in he
would be saved II one slwsys
paid The money for the same q The time Of
purchase, in place Of having il charged
Psy . ySu 60. 10 golden rule, and i u
True evooomy !. .|,..... ...r,. I. -
MSns poor nsn could build house over
HE head and own d. with the price Of the
cigars and tobacco he has used. 70 cay no.
thing Of The wosse u~- ess drinks" ~ beer
and bad spiriIs, in which. from time TO time.
he has allowed himself 10 indulge. Avoid
my hsbit. however simple il may be a. The
out se'. which involves unnecessary ex-l
pense; one leads 10 another, aud oil together
v III empty your purse. snd ssp the marrow Of
POUR physical strength. Il 10 not % mscb
what mans income may be. o il is whs,
he SPEND. inst graduates his means. S'rive
then to adopt 'he true principle Of economy.
aud you have the secret Of Independence.
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~ Va you msk- dsrri hastily inquired
Dsichmsc Of hIs dsughies ~ho wss being
kis-ed very rIsmorossiy Oa not much, only
coss,in little, date 81, fsiher.
o.. ish q III; ! dough. you We Sighting.
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psog from heart .hs, was bro

unuttersble psog from heart that was bro
ken.
In q moment found myself . prisone
IN my room. thought. for q moment,
!, would fling myself from The open windos
an' dash my brains out, but felt AFRAID .,
Idc il. ~ss NOT peaiieni. Al tines my
hear, wss rubdoed: but my stubborn pride
arUsc 70 ~ ins'sn', aud babe me not Weld
The pale face Of my mo'her hsuntcu me. -
lang myself on ,Ls bed and fell aslesp ..
just nt l~I Iish. heard a foot-s,cp sp
prosch the doyr. |, was my sister.
What msy tell mother from yos!,
she eskrt.
= Nothing" ! replied.
(" On. A'fre !. for ny sake. sad for eli our
ssse', ssy 'h's you are s.iy. Sic ns- 10
ivrg i've yuu.'
wuu'd not snsver ! heard he. fnu,-
-isps sp~ y re'r~aling. snd sgsi. 1 ihrr.
my -eii on ne he'd, 10 pass another fearful
ard wrr,ch-d neh'.
Annihcr i.u'-r'sr, slower ard f--,l.r
rhsn my sisters aisi.rbs 4 in-. a vo,r.
taitrd nr n, usn~ u w-~ ~ mYsl~s'-.
Alfred. nsy ror, Il q 9 "a ~ 80 .sS
! rsn.o IN ~h-s ua.encs. operating ~
ihH' munsti made fue spesk s.srrse 10 ny
l~~i'has. Tn- y-"tle vnirs ~ my mother
thrii ID through m-, m..Ird The ire of M,
''bturair hesr,. and long 10 throw my
,ei on her neck, but / lid MT.
Bal my words gave the lie to my heart
ahen ssid ! ss- no, cory. heard her
~iiLdrsw. heard her groan. longsd 70
ealled her back. BuT DID sor.
~ss awakened from my uneasy -lumbrr,
N, hearing my name called loudly and sisler
stood Al my bsd-stesd.
CT up Alfred. Oh. don't wait min
u'e. Gr W, and come with me. Mother
- dy ng.''
! ,ioushs see YET dss ming. BE-, ros
~ pnnr1 ~ I|lser1 ~ slslst. =.
o. The BED. pale aud coid ss marble. lay my
mother She had not undrcssed. SIZE had
thro~n herself on the bsd 10 res'; arising /"
90 sgsin to me, -he wss srixed with psIpi
lstion Of the heart, add bsrne sen -eless 10 I
her room.
! csnnoi tell you with what agony ! Y
booked on her; my rsmorse wss ten fold
more bitter frvm The thought that she would
never SNOW il. believe myself 20 be her
murderer. frll on The bed beside h,r. Il
could not weep. My heart burned in ny
bosom; my brain wss on ERE. Ny sister
threw her arms around me, aud weps Ia
silence. SncJeny We sAw ight motion u
moiher's hand; her eyes unclosed She had
recovered consciousness. hut not speech. NJ
Sle iooAed al me and moved her lips. 1
could not understand her words. /" M.lher.
mother" shrieked. ssy = oaly that you
icrEiye ne. Sc could mol say il With her
lps. bu, her ksnd pressed mine S,e smi ea
% me, md lifting her thin white han.-.
-he cIsrprd my own within them, snd cs-,
nsr eyes upward. S,e moved Ter hp- i.
p'syer. fnd lhus she died. | r.fnaiard siiIl
snee:sns beside ihat drss l.r",. III. my gem
ne sister renewed ms. The j,y " youth
had is'i lorevcr.
Bgs 1hn spura q n,oIher's coniro', who
se ashsmed 10 o~a 'h,t The, are wrar.
sto ih,rk Il manly % resist hrr sn'hori,y,
b yic n u her i4cae' cr. ElwARt. Lsy 40,
" ~ yourselves biti,r III. n.o.irs Tor iuturc !
years.
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GT"JYhn" ssid master 70 bic sppren.
'ics % he wss sboos 70 start On : short
ur"sy. "yoo must occupy ny place while
I sm sway
Thank you. cir, demurrIy replied John,
But III Ssshsr sleep ~i'h the boys.'
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VT A. n gro. soon siier the revolutionary
~ss, being told q The great vaIos of Corn.
wallis. sspM.d:
king George send him ober to dc coun-
ny CosnwsiIis. bot GsasrsI wsshisgios git
q him srd scsspe Dc corn "a end send hlm
back Corvallis.
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Only Tight.

How flushed how pale be is! what's
The matter with bin
OILY tight
Tight 7
Yes, intoxicated.
Oa'y 'igh': Mans best and greatest Gin.
h's intellect, dfgssded, the only power that
'sisrs him from brute creation, lsoddsn undes
oos Of debssisg appetite.
Only tight. the mother stands With pale
end tear dimmed eyes 20 ses her only s,n's
diss'sce. and ia her fancy pictures The bit.
isr woe ~ which this is The oss-shsdYwine.
Only 'ighs' The gentle sister. whoss
strongest love through life has been eiv.s
10 her hsnJsoms talented brother, .hsinks
~i'n consemp, and disgust IRON HE en-.
brace, and brushes swsy the hot impure
kisses from her cheek.
Ooly tight and his young bride stops Ia
the glsd dsrce che making 10 NEE him; snd
checks the welcome on her Iips 10 gaze in
terror on the reeIing form end flushed face
q hin who vas the god u her idoIstry.
Oaly tight aud the fsihes's lace grows
lark and sd % with bitter Sigh hs stoops
'ver The sleeping fcrm Of his 6rs,.bosn.
de has brought sorrow 10 slI these siIec.
'onste hearts. he has opened ihe door 10 I
''s' indulgence, be has brough, hmseli
Town 10 . level 9th the lowest bruses; 10
asted exciting the appetite 10 crave the poi
'onrus drsoghs again. he hss fallen from
Ugh end noble manhood. 10 bsbblirg idiory
md heavy s'upos; brought grief 10 bic mo.
her. dis'rust 10 bic sister. almost dsspsis 70
's bride. and bowed his fs,her's head with
orrow.
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The hearth 10 sweps-,hs tire 10 bright.
The Kettle SINCE Tor 'es;
The cloth is spsesd, the Lamp 10 hight,
Ihe mufIias smoke 10 nspkIn whie.
! And now ! wal. for thee
Come home, love. come--ihy task 10 done.
The clock ticks 'isirningIy;
The biinds are shut, the curtain down.
Tne armchair 10 The 6re dawn.
TIE boy s on ny knee.
Cone hone. love. csms-his deep fon,
eyes
Looks round wislfui:y:
And hen the whispering winds 20 By,
As u Thy welcome sseps were slrh,
LIE crows exulii.gIy.
]" winnie finds The welcome vain,
Anu turns his gisnce On mins
- earnestly, that yet sgsit
HE iosm un,v my heart / strain,
ihstgIsncs 10 ~ like thine.
Inv tack 10 done--we mics thee here;
Wh~re'es thy iopi-step- roam.
-, hearth will spend such klndly cheer,
No beating heart. no listening ear,
Likc thvss who wall Ties hone.
Al, now along the crvss-wslk fast.
The we'll kno~n step doth coas:
The bolt 70 drawn, the gate il past,
Ihe boy 10 Wild With y al last
A thousand welcomes nome!
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GA cilizen Of th,s State wishing 70
knos what constitutes On American dag,
addressed the following to The Secretary Of
War:
H1S. JoHs B FLorp.-Desr Sir: YOU
will obhge me, and confer favor 90 num-
Der Of our citizrn-. II you will inform me
by return mai what constitutes . cosrec,
American isg-i,s relative proportions. end
the nun Der Of stare end stripes.
ve'y respectfully ID. W. n.
To which The Secretary answered:
QUAiTEanAsrsa- -GEssaALs ossssss
Wsshineton. Nov. 1 1859
ID. w. N.-Sta: Your letter VI the 25th
uI'imo 10 the Secretary Of War has been
referred BY him 10 ihis Office for reply.
The American nag consists essentially Of
1s horizontal stripes of equsl brssdsh. alter
ns,eIy red and white, beginning with the
red. IN the upper quarter. next the slsfI.
10 the Union. composed Of number Of white
stars equal 10 The number d States. on blue
6rId one.third The length of The nse. extend
ing down to The lower edge Of The fourth red
sulpe rom the top. The exact size u
the hsg Is not fixed. There sse four sizer
used BY the Army : garrison dag. thirty six
feet ay BY twenty feet hoist; storm flag.
twenty feet BY ten; : recruiting flag. nine
ieet nine inches Ly four feet iour inches; and
,hs reeimen'aI eoIors. six ieet six inches fiy,
by elk feet on the pike.
By order Of The Qusrter-mss,er General.
Z. SIBLEY.
Msjor sni Quarter master.
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should apply at the Nerchsr IT, Cerhs ReKvxy Once 70
Broadway. No commission in adyance Reference 70 over
1000 6s class houses No connection with bogus agency
The only genuine oce where situations procured for
camille ploy Rsabshed In 1855 ApplicAnta BY man
must enclose two Atamps WIN j. ReDPATH
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COUfHEKN MERCHANTS ARE INvrTE1
- and examine our newly invented strela Z
uurpase all others IN the beauty and hntsh OF .
briIl1arcy and variety Of the colors AID in che
are made by new process and Of . new ma
vanish. adapting them 10 any climate Samp}
ordered JAMES r. DHy
66 COrtlRndtN
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CPR{NGFrKLD, MASS, AUG 70, ls59.-M|
y ri & Hunting, los Nassau street Geotl
vend me one gross each Of your Turkish Liniu'
pesn's Cenk crime spd Ny Moher's Saivs for III
NIT you the cash. Your Cankerine hes effected
than any thing have ever sold. Yours, truly,
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The work contains q STEEL PL4TE enSnsvias oy txar,v
ngres snpby co'ore3, with pattern shee SET Of &C ales
dse,Nns pamphlet OF explanations In EnElsh French and
GermsU 80 ~ ~
Rhe oVTTFRs GUIDE, containing eighty plates Of d,s.
morocco IS ~ -
The r-Li fashions, by the Commission des Nodes will
be puhsbsd Mere the day they In Paris Prizes 81
cory or 81 sve<r
65.e OF publ alton, ls6 broadway
QENTO G, SCOTT,
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NEosQUrro NETs-CHEAP, TASTY AND DURABLE,
NJ easily attached 70 any bed,esd TO svas and OH at
pleasure; also Pmptous combination faraore sold by the
natentees Of Fourth avenue and Tenth street. third
door from Broadway,
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4 eKNCv-A GENTLEMAN RETURwIwa 10 ENG
n land by nost steamer, and who resides IN Lycrpoor
would the The Article IN 1ross ot
isin Addrsss care OF Richardson Mcleod 100 Maid
an lane and Pearl n.
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ITO SOUTHERN AND WnsrERW DRALH
I agricultural implement and seed wxrehouv1
134 Hassau aueet ard II Beekman street n {
stock includes all he tmp roved forms OF plous hs
potato diggors. &c. All kinds Of machinery for
cotton and tobacco, rice and all crops. Ames {
hardware Of various kinds; seeds hs,d. Rard
Garden seeds rAi,ed expressly for Tn ee,abI
n m Of Prof. James J. Mapes
Fertilizers -0uano, Mapes' nitrogenized sups
umes CHAHLEs I
Nos. lS9 and 1874 Nassau and III Be,
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SITUATION WANrnp I'M A wBoLEsALR Gao.
a Gerry house BY young who cxn influence consas
rAbfe trade; would be willing work commission rev
undoubsed 10 character. capabilities, & Addr
@ D.. box 2 496 Post ONCE n Y.
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A SITUATION wANTED-As CLERK OR Gv NER Al
a asaistapt In aecsbe capacity BY hap y and
sbe vou~g man disposed to make himself uaefv Address
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NyAMTED-AM EN0A0HMENT TO GO SOUTH, ny 4
w man and hs wife. without children; the man afst
practical house carpenter would be Wiling TO WORK ~
his trade oversoer; the seemse The bet
Of reference given. Address or call on Henry kvyon "
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WANTED-A SITUATION IN A TEA STORE, BY
w . RESP ectable married man 10 fully competent 70
take the Management Of store. address Lake, cAc Of
Mr.. ChrsiAnSon IS CathArne u.
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HEAPyg NIrRo0NNIZED SUPER PHOd
M lime, suitable for grain and gra0 cropa
dressing winter grain and grass in late summer {
100 lbs. Of this phosphate WIN equal In end|
power 1856 lbA Of Peruvian guAno.
Per bse|
NiRogeniked super phosphate Of finae. -. 81 90 i
Mapes' super pbosphate Of Tine. 5 90
Potash super phosphate OF lime. ........ I 80 |
A can OF the pixogenized phosphate, together y
containing testimonials. &C., can be had nee Of 81
pIication TO OHAhLEa
Mepes, Agricultural Implement and seed VI
Nos lS2 and lS4 Nassau street and II Beeh maj
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nnIIP WANTND-MALxas.

4 T. STEWART h 90. WANT FEW EXPERIENCED
a. retail silk saleGnen. Broadway, Chambers and Reade
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p. THORoUaH PRACTICAL BUsISnss NAN WHO
a has had several years sxperepce In NE dsy fSocs ar
sery and provision busness ID good pepmsn and oookkssp
er and ad 70 work. who has an extensive aclusnss
the Hodson river and throuHa several couusss W.
good trade willing 70 devote biz whole tine sud sso"Vn
cnaI permanent situation would tske any good nu
son out OF eciy bookkeeper other wise wou1 nso
objection mouth the very 0oe o. feso
rencs Owen iddresa Cnnddence box lxB Herald ONCE.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

hESosHA NJ. Z. Church. - Rev.
George Fellows has been appointed by
the Wisconsin N. E. Conference, min.
lister Of the Methodist church in this ci.
ty for the conference year Rev. Mr..
Fellows entered upon his duties last
sabbath. Mr. i. was formerly resi-,
dent Of the town of Bristol in this coun-
ty, and some years since member OF
the Kcnosha Public School. We hear
him spoken Of as a preacher Of accept
able talent.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

MUSICAL MISUNDERSTANDING Mary A Aver
of this cty, rs will be seen by her advertisement,
has on hand supply ofPiano Fortes, Melodians
and Reed organs. These instruments are from
the most approved manufacturers. The long
experience Of Miss Aver in this branch of trade,
enables her to discriminate the qualities Of mu-
steal instrum8nts
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

LAND PLASTER. J. w. Merrill has Just
received fresh supply ofIand plaster,
to which he invites the attention Of far
mers. This is a good season Of the
year to use it. Mr. Merrill has put down
the price to $3.50 barrel See Ad-
Yertlsement.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

u George Head is an old resident of our CT
ty, and has been constantly engaged in the mer-
camille business so that he knows just what his
customers want BY reference to his advertise
ment this week, our readers. may ascertain some
Of the particulars Of his business
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

~ Rev. n. GREEN, whe, during the past
two years, has been the pastor of the Methodist
Church in this city, has beee appointed to the
N. E. Church in Waupun. MIR, Green has won
The esteem of the citizens of this place, and is
followed to his new field Of labor by the good
viii Of the ChasHap community generally.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

Ga~"OId Phelps" Vegetables have
wonderfully increased in size dnring
the past week. Give him call.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

T3 Attention is invited to notice of
meeting Of committee to examine loca-
ton Of Fair Grounds on the 10th. inst.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

SABBATH SCHOOL MEETING Mfr. samuels
of Milwaukee, will address the Sabbath Schools
of this city on Sunday next at 2 P. N in the
Methodist church. The friends of Sabbath
SCHOOLS are invited to attend,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-05

w D. G. GAsKILL is fitting up one of the
best docks in the city, just east of Main St.
Bridge,