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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTH.
WHOLbSAA - AND RETAIL GRO0rRS
WOHi.ESALe AND RETAIL DRaGISTi
RRUTT STnREG

HOTELS AND BAbKOOAS
loving sss.ss r; rom ss =
&c onSa Is: ND e
scliee A1o@aas :chnspps Pu; quar- ana pias 81
tSSHPho md Sass ss:
and
pee Ss tie 81 ssd ss
Of and .hsmis,y as sooied 70 the Industry and AZ
sod present Ma director the Institute Of Chsmiss
hereby cer that the requss, house Of aosus
WI Of ns place have aae 40 sosyssl q
cesnisg i coDa ned any sus n91o1s heath aad =
ire ether gins msrlet and he resla a
my S6serSacp a.. and exp.ne are as
auis Of very agreeable aromatic odor conoetely
III a strong spa 70 se %
saH degree; alcohol ~ssne, OF hun.
sasam srs nth an % consisting o. glss, rotor
cipient scohollc liquid with very ssr-rsbls xsom.
peev coorsss ard .rsnspsse. which msrked 70 degrees
usscs aIrumetre; which Represented as Whole n pc
he retof IBIS LIQUID did soil The asparsaSy Of tue IL.
TILED water IN mixing with the Same and ITS agreeable arr
OH lsepsraoe from sc,ha
reort have oh,aaed through evaporation In beta
. ao Sa xhs s
sromse and leaves The mouth psmed with n,, frsgrAoee
liter ard substance soluble
alcohol the medicinal properties which attributed
GIN due / b. found In Udolpho Hoes Aeomaxe
sLsdam schnsops any organic substance o4hs
than the extrsrtve already cd the
tar cd by cslia,ion Finally udopSo woee aromatic schse
&c cchrepps consists ply cfan aromatic alcohol OF 20
Of graduation 10 CAREERS alcoholic ~.isher and OF exsr
tive bitter aromatic substance, which perhaps medicinal:
and account OF its not containing Injurious
the besh ell good favor t~ct which
doubt the ID
manufacture srd from the psculisr of s ds,asa
should in opinion, tie preferred 70 all the Holland
gc spd German ens which found ,ohs islsad which
hiss been busioess examine These ostea
proved IT, exhale dsagrs cable odor and len
d!saeeshle favor them having left was the case
with the from the dieery of Mr. Deeen
OF brener rs resicnm sitter evaEcra.cs by steam
stance Ancti inspid and rsnVlv dAvus
Of vanilla bnt with the delicious bitter aud sroms
hayr OF that OF Udnpho wrife and ohers, such that
befea Genuine Samaritan" "Extra Superior Mesns.
frseher have furnishes small quantity greea
ISL substance OF harsh metallic and very 6sgreo&ble
which eIse'ive orgsDc Alter miSsd vita salt Of cop
nllattou
certify that all that tie ard
with tbs have Hasde vita the an
authorize the house of Gods VIII OF thus city tn give pull
betty to this cereoste In Spanish ans forxu languages
all countries where may salt their nteres, 10 co 90
JOSE LUIS OASABROA.
HAVANA, June s, 1852
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o. A. Bills, Commission and Exchange Bro
ker Orders from the country punctuaIy TO- Oce
No. l76 Greenwich street.
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Wheeler q Wilson's sewing esachsnes.-
Omen COS Broadway, New York Send for acrcui,rs
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UABTLETI's N0VEITY ELK DOLLAR SWUNG MA.
~ CEINIS The Fitch made by these MACHINES IL
SURF PASSED. BY The hlGd PACED Of kind any
IsS GIIdssTMUr sTsEE., pHI.AoELPHIA. PRINcIr AZ
TxAyklIik0 AaINTr TANTED fHRouaHoUr raE
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Summer Under Garments,
GREAT VARIETY,
UNIVERSALLY APPkOvED FOR ELASTICITY,
CCOl MISS AND CGEaPNRss
A. RANKIN & 90,
6Si Broadway
And a6 Bowery
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New STYLE price ~. oaoe 81 Broadway.
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& NDERsON, % BOWEKY.
a M,dal,ops royal velvet u IL 70 81 80 per yard.
English Brussels Go 70 los ngrsin Re to Sc
olcoiLs 2s Cd to o. per yard, from yards vide
Goes ard Canton mating, mas rigs sbses covers do
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DE UP EARLY,
- BE UP EARLY,
r

DE UP EARLY,
- BE UP HARLY,
BE UP kARLY.
Our STORE win be opered at 3 oclock on SATURDAY.
MORNING, to supply the demand OF the
- Nav YOK wkkKLY,
which viii contain the srst chapters of
Pie xUTE SPY.
that has been coming long and Be q
the look out all tho do wish pointed
every IL asking when will the NEW YO6K WEEKLY be
really, containing Tax MUTE SPY. We say, on "a
TUESDAY, MORNING early, 30 ali he up early AMI th0
look cut Ann street where 10000 copies have o.
HaMILTOT JOHNSON % Ann stree,,NY
ITO THE TRADE.
We have Just wed in time to have enough for
cnssoueIs 70 get the NEW YOEb WEEKLY, which VIII -
ready early on SATURDAY MOENING, and viii contain Ia
opening chapter. which has come at last" Of
TIE MUTE SPY;
THE MASSACRE OF BLOODY BROOK.
HARRY
Every mail bringing letters the orders for
above and all OF customers who wish their full
ply should meet at establishment SAfUR
DAY MORNING at O'Clock First come, hr, 4 served.
henry DEXTER & Co, ll3 NAxsau streef.
DEREECT TNRKuE -ERS
The celebrated watches manufactured by henry RAy
nolds enon OF Iyespoo perfect timekeepers Tor al
y GEO O. ALLEN agent for tho manu- 'acturer, No. ~
Broadway door below Canal street formerly Ii WaM
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

DR.. B. BRAKDRETH-MY DEAR SIR-I have long bean q
friend of yours because verify believe your valuable pills
saved life have them for nearly twenty
ard don't want others in In lsl2 tonk
heavy cold. and being much exposed DAYS aher
bly, troubled Nth backlog cough and pro'use night swsas
and reduced almost keIeton various and
co,a,sls but found no relief At las. friend Jesse sste
don't you try Rrsndreh pills; they may help youY'
bought boz and took They purged freely;
detection being thick, viscd m
greatly relieved At once and within week got entirely vol
onmend your pills 70 verybOdy, and they alwayg dc
good shall always cell tbem, think they
medicine in the world for coughs colds ccnsunpons all
kinds of sickness for them having 40
inii3 red them in hundred Of disease
always cured Yours truly. WIN. Il. HAMMOND
Prpcipa office 294 Canal street Price Is box with
full directions
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TRAVELLERS, DRIVE DIRECT TO THE sMITHSO.
L MAN HOUSE.
The Smithsonian Is the best hceel In the city.
The Smiths It's beat for travellers
The Smithsonian y on BroaG.ay corner Of Houston a.
The Smithsonian Is conducted on the European plan
The Spfhscnisn has good rooms for 90 cects u tA,.
The Smithsonian bas good rooms for rs cet.a a DAY
The Sn hhsoniao las good rooms for 81 q day.
The Smith soniap has par,ors for - q day.
The sm hsopan gives excellent for 50 cents each
The SnitsortSn dinner at O'Clock for 50 cents
Costa doler for the raw mssexiA In market
Tie Smithsonian Is 81 70 on the American PLAZA
1be Smithsonian charges "a q dAv
for what c,s's 80 30 al other arss class hotes
Drive direct tn the Smithsonian Housa
II you now stop elsewhere, Quit ana nome hers.
venuem en- etop 70 breskfas on your way 10 business
And ssrp and dine for % cents your way back.
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TO THE rDuoR
In reply 70 the statement CT the Of the Preach theatre
OF this cay ~cud state that the allegations therein contained
are untrue and that after Friday 18th inst (hs day. nj
whih time meeting the subscribers Of aid theatre will DO
held viii stsemeot from the booss Of the the ro
showing The OF aasl-s until such ne imply
ask Suspension Of public opinion tho stated
the caro- Of said artists G. 5AdG
Inn
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When Pain or Inlsmmn tlon Ii present use
BRANDRErd'6 PlILH.-They seize tue depraved
humors which are the occasion Of the pain or
tLey only upon the by the di
In confirmation cunsumpuves and others read the
following
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VOUSG IN TIE FIELD.

NOUEG IN 1RE FIELD,
But DOING QUIZ DUTY
Our customers will please their on The Nno a
SocCck saturday morning, for
the MUTE sPf Is COMING,
and will be published in The
SEW YORK WEEKLY.
We tsve received large number of
story and for fear a
our Gu trners leave the nomber they Will hxt
may get theft supply. OEIE 4 DAYTON,
Corner OF Ann Nassau rtrueta.
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WATCHES AND JKwELRY
w OF al descriptions aud the late 4 sly les also
SILVER AND PLATED wABH. OF ALL KINDS,
For sae BIZ 6Ev @. Nl.EN, Ecxorier and manufacturer
AIS Broadway, op. door below Canal direct
Eormeyiy u Wal gZsep
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Y REP THE BALI. ROLLING.
n Our customers viii roll al No. 10 Beekman eroH
early On Saturday morning 10 get the
NEW FORK WEEKLY,
which will consin The opening chapters of Harry HaxsPe
great inoan romance
THx MUTE SPY;
Or,
THE MASSACRE BLoODY BROOK.
Our customers will roll H. yuy
too day TO enable to be abe many %
CURED. fAT.S BsKER.
No 10 BeekmAn Ar0ee-
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A TTRNTION, ALL
a ran MUTE SPY rs COMING.
A GhEAT Bush FOB
BARRY BAZHIyS


HARRY HAZELS
GREAT INDIAN nOMANCE
HENpRIOKSCN, BLAKE d LONG beg to inform 10
friends and patrons that they have made every possible
rangemert supply the demsnd tor the
NEw YO4 WEEKLY
Tomorrow morning which will consn the opening chapte
OF the loLg looked for MUTE srY ard In order DO
have banceo in order for very large increase and
have store opened early three clock
morning 80, al os the ook First come frat served
HENDkICKeON, BLAs LONG,
q and 20 strees, N. T..
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spirit Of cancellation, every cement Of Irritation be
soothed sId unity Of acton secured that Will carry
success throughout borders Tho importance of this
consideration should press itself upon every mind; no
sacrifice OF personal feeling private views be
great The influence of such course Of action the
spart OF democracy Of New York will confined
TO The City State but will extend throughout the Unon
end may be felt upon the interests aud welfare Of the
democratic party and tho country for years TO come
The motto OF a party when opposition to every
principle Affecting the public welfare only be "rule
RUM and 10 accomplish either alternative would, in
the language Of OF It's leaders, willingly let the
Union Side" 1nero to believe that their
standard bearer in the great 'ntest OF 1850 will be
prominent member Of the Senate from State.
We have contenoed aanst him TOO Often not to be able to
Lib strength, and to know that We shall need
united and harmonious action on our 70 give US the
victory the commDaed elements Of various parties
WHICH he will lead into the ded. But the blows dealt so
vigorously against the avo~ed principles OF the demo-
retc party intended TO reach the incumbent OF that
nigh oiire--the prominent object OF republican ambition
he election OF James Buchanan TO tho Presidency gave
Iean oo TO the hopes OF party winch had been sud-
eby called into under the time honOred but
csWo nse OF republican, shattered the fortunes OF
Ns ano broke uo organization which WAS ce'
levers. We need no. fee, snrppised, therefore, At
tbe osporcanons of the policy and aspersons
Entering upon bis high duties at period when question
OF internal policy agated tho whole countrv and whio
the whole com neroal world was the verge Of crisis
that might shake the stability Of empires the course
duty before him full Of embar aseineut and Invoicing
great responsibilities Imbued with spirit Of patriotism
firm Ia hs purposes Of right, with mind filled with tha
lights OF knowledge and experience he has pursued The
even tenor of hs way, and tho results Of his admin.
1stTaton bave vindCa,ed his Claims 70 the gratitude
OF his party and the confidence OF toe country
we now no longer hear the fierce denuncaticns which
ea the avenues Of the cspts and resoundcd from Bes
Jon Coumon 10 the Granite ds reference TO the gap
ing wounds OF bleeding Kansas" The declared policy
o toe President was peace peace prevails throughout
ire borders 0 knnsae-la~ and order reign among her
people Her shress hre si'eDccd save ouy where they
break iofth occasionally from Lo neglected columns Of
netpond"e partisan paper Tue effects Of the comercla
dfas,eIs which recently esep. over toe country have
passed away, and the renewed prosperity has scarcely
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TI6EFUL IN EvEKY FAMILY
- Crease spots, paint &C.. removed instantly. Glovss
ribbona dc, cleaned equal 70 without injury q -
most delicate color or fabric, by HEQENAN i OO.w
CONCENTRATED BENzfNH.
HEGEnAE CO..
Nos ISL, 500, 5ll AM .8 BsoadwAS,
w JACKSON 4 co g s9wIHG MACHINE. CALI
w and examine q. 6S2 Broadway, N. Y.
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At JONES, 10 ANO u ANN sTREsT-A NEW STYLE
~ @ shoes and gaiers only ~ 80 warranted to give
ec eats acton also u ST. dress books thai will ur
everybody.
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Nails penetrating the flesh
An,arae nent OF the CREST toe Joint
cured without pain that the can be worn lntedel
after the operation without the lesst ga
tent By Dr. r. Oh RE chiropodIst Broadway
Refers To the physicians and surgeons of the city
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The Latest Drawings OF the LeCalized Lot
eriet reported TO WOOD EDDY & CO.,
DELAWARE, GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-19
NO. 40.

LIE BooMERANG.-The BOOMERANG
is puzzle, and even mathematician
cannot comprehend the law its action
Ii is piece OF carved hard wood near
ly Ia the form of a parabola; it is from
thirty to forty inches long, about three
inches broad, pointed at both ends. the
concave part quarter of on inch thick
and the convex edge quite sharp. The
mode Of using it is singular as the wea-
pom. Ask black to throw it so that
it may fall at his feet, and away goes
the boomerang for forty yards before
him, skimming along the surface at
three or four feet from the GROUND, when
1t Will suddenly rise into the air forty
OF fifty feet, describing curve, and f.
na]ly drop at the feet of the thrower.
During Its course it revolyes with
great rapidity, as on a pivot, with a
whining sound. That so barbarous a
people should have invented a weapon
of this description, which civilization
never contemplated, nor can explain, is
q wonder, setting the laws of proiec-
ton at defiance. In the hands of a
European even, it is as dangerous to
the thrower as to the object aimed at,
for it may return and strike himself,
whilst, in the hands of a native, it is a
most formidable weapon, which strikes
without giving the slightest idea where
the blow comes from. His assailants
may be behind thicket that separates
the two, and thus the weapon is liter
aliS like the Irishmon's gun-one that
will shoot around a corner. The weap-
on, no doubt originated in kangaroo
hunting, it being necessary that the an,
imai should not see Ills assailant. He
is, nevertheless, struck down with un-
erring certainty, even though bosep
intervene the boomerang comes round
the corner and breaks his legs.
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ST so PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE

TROUBLE KILLS. The secret sorrow
OF the mind, a sorrow that must be kept
hew it willis away the whole man. him.
self Unconscious meanwhile of its muir
derous effect lie cannot feel that he is
, approaching death, because he is sensi
die mo pain; in fact, he has no feeling
bat an indescribable sensation perceiy
ed abont the physical heart.
Lord Raglan, COMMUNICATIVE q
the British army before Sebastopol, was
the bosom friend of the Duke Of Well
ington for forty years Of whom partia
friends have often said-hs character
seemed without faw-such MAJ
died, tiguratively, of a broken heart
In moment, almost, trouble came. like
a Wllrlwhind, avalanche followed ava
ianche in quick succession, SO that nc
time was left tor the torn spirit to rise
above its wounds The British Gov.
ernment, quailing before popular clamor
lett the brave old man to bear the brunt
alone, because it could not afford to re-
call him, and yet had not the courage
to sustain him. While the tone of Off
cial communications deprived him of his
sleep, weighed heavily npon him, and
broke his gallant spirit, the failure of the
hedan closely followed. On reaching
the headquarters letter was in waiting
which announced the death of the last
surviving member of large family OF
brothers and sisters. Tue next day,the
death OF a general, his old companion
IN arms. Next came the news that the
gallant son of Lord Lyons was sinking
under his wounds. These things, com
ing SO rapidly one after another, in the
course Of a few hours, as it were, caused
such change i'll his appearance, all an
known to himself, however, that his
physician had to request him to take to
his bed, and within torty-eight hours he
died, without supPosing himself to be in
any danger whatever.
You are worse than you should be
from the fever You have. Is your mind
at ease ?" said a quick sighted physi-
clan, to a sleepless, wasting patient
mo, it is not" was the frank reply and
the last recorded words Of OLIVIA. Gold
smith, whose Vicar of Wakefield and
The Deserted Village, will only die with
the English language. lie died at the
age Of torty,six, Of a malady Of the
mind, from blasted hopes, and unkind
speeches Of the world around him! He
was man whose heart was large
enough aud kind enough, to have made
the whole world happy, whose troubles
arose from his humanity; yet the base
things said Of him, so tndcSeryed, so
malignant and untrue, broke his heart.
In view OF these facts let parents early
impress Oh the minds of childrell-it is
not what they are charged with, but
what they are guilty of, that should oc-
casion trouble and remorse hat carp
ing word should not blanche the cheek
or break the spirit, SO long as there is
concious rectitude within. And let all
learn, what the commonest Humanity die
tates, to speak no word, write no line,
do no deed, which would wound the
feelings of any human creature, unless
under sense Of duty, and even then, let
it be wisely and long considered. =
H02fS Journal Of Aealth.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-19
The Cheerful Man.

like that man. Of course you do.
and you ought to like him, for one so
Iha6itually cheerful and pleasant in all
| the relations oflife is not to be found
any too common. Go into his house
aud sit down by his freside, and you
will see the atfectionate, attentive, po-
lite husband, and the kind, properly in
duigent father.
Drop into his store and won will meet
an agreeable, obliging merchant, who al
ways has civil word for every custom
81. Look at him in the church and
Sabbath school, and you do not see
sad or Pharisaical countenance, but
face beaming with joy and benignity.--
Even when calamlties overtake him he
does not frown and look cross, but main
tains his equanimity, and says, with
smile, Matters might have been worse
In fact, wherever he is and in whatever
circumstances he may be placed, he is
invariably the same gentlemanly, kind,
pleasant man, ready to do you favor,
and ready for every good work
No wonder, then, that you like him.
Now there are many persons in the
world, and perhaps some of them may
read this article, who might be none the
losers in the long run ifthey would take
something ola good sized pattern of
this man. Is anything gained by being
cross, disobliging and crusty? Does
the man, or woman either, who is as
short as pie-crust succeed best in life?
Is it not fact which no one pretends to
dispute, that molasses catches more flies
than vinegar? We all love affable,
courteous, pleasant people, but who
loyes-old Sour Krout M Y Wayerlv.
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ENSUR.4N CE.
The Marine & Fire Insurance Company

Inc Marine 4 Fire Insurance Company,
or Peoria, III.
| g TATEMENT of tho condition of PEORIA
~ MARINE aud FIRE INSURANCE co, of
feorla, Illinois, madO il compliance with a law of
the State OF Wisconsin, approved May 18TH 1858
Amount OF paid up capital Of the Co. $500 ,o0e %
<hhount Vi surplus IA 267 10
! Total Capital and Accumu latiun, S347 z67 ~
Inc Assets OF the Company follows:
Cash ON hand. Observation-Disclosures. 32lO SO
Real Estate unencumbered . S3l5 90
Bonds OF Peoria County drawing six per
;, cent interest; ......-....... 9,OOs 90
Bonds Of Marshall County drawing six
;, per cent interest. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 90
Bonds of the city of Lacon drawing ten
per cont interest. 1900 Is
Loans secured by mortgage on real estate
worth dou BILE the amount louned there
on drawing IL per cent interest. 1858 II
biliS receivable, consisting Of discounted
DIS. notes, drafts and acceptances
maturing daily, having from sight to
hnety days forum, drawing II per cent
mt. beng amply secured by cole cra
or pet'onal sec urity: ;.:...;..; 1881 60
Amount due Tor premiums, being bal
pnces IN hands of Agents, in transit
or due from city customers aud Others 2IIC5 81
W hole number of policies outstanding
estimaed) 5000
Amount at risk thereon (estimated) 5 200 oos 90
amount received for premiums during
tue year -.----..-.-..-.-... 81, 633 So
amount received from interest and other
sources ......-............... 26,62I o.
Amount paid for losses during the year, As 3l2 s.
Amount paid expenses and commits.
sions, including taxes....... % 51I n
Amount of claims unpaid. 1881 G3
Amount offered for reinsurance w 81 OCo 90
Amount OF premium notes. None
W hole number of policies issued or con.
tnued through offices or agencies dur.
iitog the year preceding this report,
$3.50. -" F'
Amount of risk thereon - G 7o7 305 90
Amount of premiums received therefor. 0i'633 -
Number of losses paid during the past
year, forty-one amounting to- 453l2 IS
Pe0ra, January lst, 1859
Signed ISAAC UNDERHILL, President.
u. L. 7. BOURLAND,
{. HOLLAND,
ALEX. &. TYING, -.
PHlLO HOLLAND, DIRECTORS
HORATIO N WHEELER
LEONARD ROLAND,
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Fe0'ed County,
PERSONALLY appeared before me d. b. Irons. Jus
uce OF the Peace i'll and for the CITY of Peoria an
the county of Peoria and state aforesa d. Isaac
Undcrhill Il. l.. y. Bcurland Charles Holland
Alex. LYING, Philo Holland, lIoratio n Wheeler
ana Leonard Holland, who, boing sevcrally and
duly sworn, depose ana say: That Isaac UnderhlI
r PRESIDENT and they collectively majorit, of
Tue Directors of Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance
Company and that the annexed statement of the
condition of said Company by them subscribed is
trne according to their knowledge and belief
Slgued, ID. ID, IRONS, Justice of the Peace
ID. Z. GAskILL, Agent.
hehosAa March 9TH, 1883. 3mio
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-19
HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

... OF HARTFORD
Capital 100000. Surplus, S22G, 13I.5I.
incorporated in 1910 .. An poi5 IN
Directors.
II. Huntington, Charles Boswell lob Auv,
Albert Day, Henry Kepey. Jobn s. nsooo
'"ineS "oou"ih' CHVlu Day, Charles j. Russ
Iimo Q. Allyn, Secretary, II. Huntingdon Prssr
T. o. LYMAN AsSt Secy. VIM. Ii. Bowers Actuary
ALEXANDER Gen. Agent for the Western country rssi
ing at Columbus, Ohio. ~ "
JOHN GRAHAM, Asst Gen. Agent, Columbus, o.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-05-19

A NEW "HooP" DlsEAsE.-A new
disease has made its appearance since
the introduction Of hoops 1t exhibits
itself only in cold weather, and then on
ly discoverable in cities where the build
ngs are warmed by furnaces. Two Ia
dies were standing over register the
other day talking and laughing, when
one, endeayoring to sit, was suddenly
attacked and screamed violently. The
other soon also tried to sit, and was at
tackled in the same manner. The ex-
PLANTATION is, that by standing so long
over the register, their metallic hoops
became heated to such a degree that,
when they attempted to be seated, it
was like sitting on a hot grjdiron. OF
course they were not a great length OF
time getting up again, and naturally
enough uttered sore ans-all of which
would be very mysterious to a looker-on
unacquainted with the mysteries OF
hoops.