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hE THoHAs II TAYLoR-Dear Sir: have using the
per Gas Lamp sold by you sucC September last and per-
feCty satisfied that is Of the most economical, not
economical well brilliant lights that re had.
QUITO the reach Of gas. ALEXANDER FALL
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new BOOKS,

FFAGAN & TREANOR, No. Union Ste, have jus. r
Z ceiyed the following New Books:-
The Rivals By Hon JeTe Clemens
Bernard Lille
The Mustang Gay" -
Self Help By Samuel Smiles.
The Qneen Of Hearts. BY Wilkie Collins.
The Adopted Heir % Miss Parioe
The Humorous Poetry Of The Engsh Language By Parton
ATsle Of Two Cities; By Dickens.
The Woman Of the World
A Man in Black
The Ad5entlres Of Yerdant Green (Humorausl
The American Home Garden; By Alex. watson
And othersi iust received by HAGAV q TREANOR.
tieb6d&T No. Union Street
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UsOSsS-rIES WANTED.

H2HE Aasrc and Norlh Western Railroad Company wish
T. contrast Tor 10000 Cedar OroSs-Hies. 9fset
ldug lccs Blf heEn. 60 face az narrOwesI place
tess than inches clear ui , le 70 E souls 70 De deliver
~ ~ the grsae line of TIE rugd IN Nashville.
The colrac,ors want 10 contract for $4,000 White or
Es0sG nicss te same size ABOVE, De delivered
tie lie q the road pills. from siion ID 10 section "a
enough on each section ~ 5gplly the samC-
wishing drert Presd"rt and Direct
Of ne Nashville and sortestern harosd Company,
Nashville. enu
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United vineyard PrOPrietOr's Co. cDgnae.
Pine old ssSnzorao'' cngnac.
ssvalIantin'' Cognae.
old dfLondon Deck Cognac, &c.

s ne oud callthe particular attention of counoisseursi
- fIs ho want pure article o BIG1dT for medical pur
~. On brands Of ChaIapugne are very choice and
trsc1an
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4 A0 Dozen ladies' white Cotton; 500 dozen mixed
AVU C9tiani lUoO dozen brown Cotton half; 200 dozen
aea Cotton half 2Ue dozen Chdrens ncy 100 dozen Boys
ha S19 dozen Misses white Hose assorted Just received
10Y saie 9 JAMES Low a CO.,
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savnnnnh stnhe. 90 Tnnnnrr. 60

savannah stake, for January, 1869.
proposed over ae Ten Broec Course on the st
day Of the regular meeting in January, ls6 sRsepstake
with colts and fes, dropped 1853 heats s5O0
spton, SEQ forfeit $50 Odecara0n, cay
OF May, le6; with SJOU piece plate added by yanua
lub. PROVIDED two the his
stake-heen subscribers lI The sat1 pane and
close the first day Of May, 1850. Subscription declaration
TO be made to the Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club a
the Stake to he run by the rules Of the Club
Security for the forrest required the subscription made
STATES Levy, Secretary.
fsbI5-dtmayIO gavarnnb "a
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o u R + l. A G
Hoist, host our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold sost high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
IN WST let every stripe goforth,
Bcraa by the pstricts hand,
Proclaim It's beautF Epd itg worth,
O'e. moor and hilI and strand
IN peace guard we'll the sacred hooaR
Bsluesthed by patriots blood,
For obi twas won in freedoms cause,
Amidth battles fOCd
Hoist, hoist, our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Hast high,
Unfurl its hammer eyeFyWheTF,
Beneath the western sly.
Hoist, hoist, cur Gag IN Arts great Tslga,
Let every star Goat higher,
Up with the nation g emblem,
Above the tsllest spire:
Lee tsppesgeaus every where
Let every State around
Know where type Of nature 8 mads,
Where every type is found.
Above our own 4Fb GdyleFL,
0cr country 8 standard wave,
and underneathits folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The chid-thepar eparsnt-patriot--ulFt
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetestpor.raiturs
With every charm but life.
Then raise our b8unerto theskyl
etevery star bear news,
Thattypes at the Art GalIsrp,
Are made By O. G. HUGHES,
fsb15-d&wm Corner Of COLLEGE and Uniov
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DBMovrLLE & CO.,
Druggists 4 Prscerfptionfsts.
No. ?.
onion a'id Amerioaa Block.


Corner Church and Cherry Streets.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
SEP oonstaniy on land fun and large sssrtrs.st n
Glass and Glassware. - . 1'---i sc
ferianeIy soaps Fancy Articles. Combs ana R-h-s a,
american, English and French mauufaciure
Landreth's Garden seeds.
a large assortment on hand-Warrautsd fresh ana s-i
low PEICEs. --0-i - f--t
sFfass Secdss- Glover and Blue Gras7
kiiesl Virgin Brands Chewing Tobacco;
~ DO smoking T0aaeeo. in papcrs.
a iase stock domestic and imported Liarofs snur r5
pnr s, oasliss ana liquors. Or medicinal cooking
P'l5tu-Ss' aarfa7ied strictly pure and reliable
-e hiack and Green Teas fresh from tha CarfoB r.. o
manufacture -i NieP' o. Ff4tieh
o, Troehess Bryans Pumonic waters;
Prescriptions carefrlf1 .o,,r-e,,s.s o.. IN -
'''sli.s "a ilrs1 AMI ieliltls ietcnes
cpalaingia Prepared Glue for Frr,if,rs ,,f.tr.. g.
&c Just recerei Every family should Be sunoiisS
1 u Al1 Almost Indispensable article. For ale bg
fto DEM0FTLLE co,
Sorler Churci. apd Cherry Streets.
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Extraordinary Auction Sale
SPLENDID NEW FURNITURE E'

HARDY BROTHERS, AuctiOneers,
TEyHURsDAY MORNING, 1st Of MARCH, 1850 at 10 clock:
m sr contract will sell the largest stock Of splendid
New furniture ever before offered by house south OF
Mason and Dxons Line, embracing Uagnihcent hoseWood ma
orarv Clear Oak, Wanrt and Cherry Paror and ChaDtr
Ses complete: yic most expensive Par!ur ssor pes
OF every conceivable style and pattern neat and most a
Chamber Dnirg Room Hall pieces, OF various styles; IN
short we pledge not only TO exhibit bat 70 sell Wuut
reserve decidedly the haudsomest lot OF Furniture ever seen %
~ s I'm ans city These goods the stock Of the late
i ob aruiacturr of Furniture Cincinnati and are sold
G lc m unegs We earnestly and respectfully invite the
l attention f persons IN OF Furniture to this sale
HARDY BROTHERS,
Aucioneers aud Genl Agents,
fsl17-t5 No d Public Square, Nashville, enn.
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FnIt LOUISVrLLE ANr CTNCTNNaTI

FENHE regular packet JOHN iAULT, j. II. ,-zv
BUSoE Master. and c. y. REEDER, CLERK, have elasR
determines make their boats trips from this port
10 louisville. commencing Wednesday, 18th
inst aud regular, leaving port other Wednesday
uniiow water
This bat connects with b steamers at Louisville for
parkerlhurg ao Cincinnati mail steamers,
will not detain freight, hut forward Immediately.
For freight or passage sppy on board or to
feb2-6m H. II HARRISON, Ag't
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MORE NEW ROOFS
Just RECEIVED b

MORE NEW ROOFS
Just RECEIVED 81
F. HAGAN, No, Al College street.
lrVing's KnickerhOckeP,
IrVIqgis sketch Book.
Seven KeaFs-sRy Julia Kayanaugh, author 'Adels,
''The Two sicilies," &c.
Evenings at tEe mfcrOscOpes-By Philip Henry
Scott, R. G.
mOrphy's Games-sAse tion Of the hest Games played
By the distinguished Champion England ami America,
With notes by J. Lowenthal.
Great Facts.A popular history the most remarkable In
veniOns Of the Present Century, by ?. c. Ba-kvsl Illus
trated With Engravings
The Origin of SPecies--By Charles Darwin, n. A.
Eighteen Christian Centuries--By tie Rev. Jss
White author Of s. History Of France" For sale t7
febI4 = HAGAN
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NOTICE.

rBWErrE JAGLD VA AND MOCHA COFERst;
> large lot 81 livery red"oei prices
9-uQ 4 W ORR
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From Seabuiy & Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Fespr Gas makes brilliant and beautiful light, that
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Eepr Gas Burner and et0r perfectly simple that
not ge. out Of order, it explode.
The management Of the burner is easily understood and
ques but little attention keep clean and g0odOrder
sn ordinary gas fixtures The light produced by the Veper
Gas consider fully eqna in pee to any other kind
Of Gas light JOHN N. SEABURY,
T. J. sEABuRY,
II. S. PEACH.
Nashville. Der
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-25

J.. HoEEa
MORRIS * sTRArToN.
WHOLESALE aRooERs AND COMMISSION BERoHAEr
Dealers in Foreign 5e Domestic I.fauors.
no. IA MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESS
NWYE are now in receipt Of la a aad we'll rtg s .
0rueeriel Liquors &C. 70 phich avte he atieniio,
Of the trade.
800 hhds Louisiana susar, an grades;
l59 bels n. T. and Baltimore crlshed sugar all Qrsdeu
81 Do do Do Powdered Do az
sSS SsS @ @ % % % ooaes aal E1isa 10;
800 bags choice Baltimore C5sse;
100 60 do Laguyra do
900 bbls choice Rsboded Molas1eai
300 = bbls do do do
so 50 Esgs 81. Louis syruPi
TIN PLATg
2oo boxes J. G. I0xl4 lin:
lDv do J < lonll do, very cheap Tor cash
$50 boxes star CsadIss;
200 do sumner do.
20 DO g. Louis and Men- Soaps
ieo boxes Boston Ground Pepper
50 do do do spiss;
lto % superior Carb. Soda, brpapsr1l
~ casSs do do
g casks Dutch Msddsri
it9 sass Pepper
50 do Spice;
20 tierces Rice
i6o dozen Painted Buckets
rs do WsIhboards:
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen 3rooms:
~ tczes Tobacco, all grades "a. brand1
300 Kegs pure White Lead;
3 us Do Llnsesd OIL;
g kegs shot, ali sizes;
80 do Bar Leail;
3VeG5es Mason's Blacking;a
5000 bags fne Liverpool ssiti
1000 hbls KanaEhl 40,
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Waist,,
600 DO Raw Ohio ds
200 DO old County 40.
250 do Smiths old Reserve dos
100 do Ola Bourbon so,
50 DO do Rye d5.
ibJ do MonongahaIa ID.
ID do Old Port and halags Winr
90 do A. NJ. Gin;
spipes Holland Gin;
do Old Cogaao Brandy;
100 cases St. Julien Carct Winsl
80 baskets Champagne, extra;
i5cJ cases Brandy:
300 packages Domestic Brauayf
20b barrels Cider V.nezar;
q many other articles for the Grocery treda
adj NORRIS 4 sTBGTyOP
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rF large and comfortable dwelling Known As the Bhcp's
properly, situated On lower Market street For parcu-
t-s enquire The gfce Of Tile Nashville and Northwestern
Nailrcad Coarnty iana2-u
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Ne ~! soon sead cur orlr FOR shirts We request an who
~ prefer heI shirts uads especially or hs 10 leave tfsr
easase with dirccsns ana ruar1uise hey shsl made
ss srequired. BaaRq IN. McGfLL.
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IN CONNECTION WITH TIE
Nashville Ss-CiIalsHRooga Railroad,
Tennessee & 2isbaIna Railroad,
EDGEFIELD AND EENIUCET RAI5 ROAD.
AID TIE
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD
TEyHE following splendid comprise this line and
leave Nashville daily Louis, Louisville, smithanc,
Padueaa, Cairo, Memphis 1ud New ORLEANS:
Steamer IsINNETONER
Leaves Nash7ii eeTery Moa,ay ct p O'Clock N. go
steame5 C. E. EEgLFWaN,
Leaves Gashyilee7cry Tues9-y 81 O'Clock N. -
Steamer HEINRETONESR.
Leaves Nashville every THURSDAY at l. O'Clock H. -
Steamer =. N. RUEEAN,
Leaves Nashville on Fridays at o'cockP. ~ -
Steamer SAINT CLOUD,
SINS, Master. feka8sS7sf
Leaves Nashville every Saturday at p clock N. -
These steamers connect aPadueah with the Mobile and Ohio
RssoG Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad and az st.
Louis wits the Missouri ard Upper Mississippi River Packets
and equsi steame aaoat fer feiy speed and com
fort. A. HAMILTON,
aug7-tf Agent.
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NOW or NEVER

NOW Oh NEVER,
AL now IN the city and s epgagi in selling county rights
for the State Of Tennessee, for the manufacture and sale Ct
~ Batent Improved Be- Hives the virtue and superiority
ofEheh have been to BY hundreds Of the most worthy and
is simple, and promise It is the only Hive in The world known
which proof against the bee mOhe Persons desrous Of pur
chasing either family rights for the best Bee Hive in
the world, End me oF few days at the Auction Rooms Of
Aes53 HARDY Broth4rs where viii be haRpy g see sen
juD2O-a JOSEPH KENT.
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EEGROES FOM SAIL.
WNTE have from 2J 40 80 Negroes for sale cheap!
w cash, at % Cedar Street.
dsc2 iLYLEs 4 HUTCHIEGss
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HLEACHEn Gnnns-

Do Gases dark, lght purple ruby, solid black an,
Csb white prints Of the celebrated brands asortl
on hand and Tor by JAMES Low & CO.,
fabl5 T.-s-.-+,,-
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BCRGE & SWAMI.
P.S0ur Mr. Swan who is we'll known as an experienced
buyeT VIII remain in New Orleans daring present season
and keep house well supplied with heavy groceries and
would respectfully invite the trade give before pur
chasing elsewhere. Iian2al B. &
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PREllTUlI FLOUR.

n. B. sROWDEN a co..
SOLE Agents ior the tie celebrated Knoxville CITY
- Mils klouri have ul resolved leo lass Der Railroad ~
they selling az Mills prices.
This Flour has taken The Premium State Far md aizl
az $ per barrel higher In the York market tan nv -
brand
We expea to keep full supply hand and rrour mend n
WIN INC utmost couudtncefo Jar sursr h
any Flour We have ever aetn- y 3 sH0WDEN & CO.
No 4 North Cherry srseat.
dec Uniau and American 1uiIfrr
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cases Irish; csses Rsy Spanish Linens, and 3
heavy Linen Drills assorted. received for
sale hy JAMES Low CO.,
febi5 Louisville, Ky
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NEW MUSIC.

Stetsou's uk Sep 25 Fnsette Polka 5Bc Sweet Sixteen
Polka hands 9ci LzRces Quadrles 4 handG 50c Vic
toria Quadre % band 50e Wire bridge schotseh 5pc
n my Dreams 2 swtzer Bose for Spita &c; Spare The Old
Homestead ioT Guitar 95c Shower pf Pearls COLLECTION Of
Music mailed free Of postage receipt Of hs marked price,
At tLpCK'S Music Store
iHbl 45, Union
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Gases pure Mohair Lustre cases Union Travelling nix
- lures eases Deheges, case chene Drussas; 81
WOOL Deanes cases English and eases Brocded Ronge
mixtures assorted. Just rccsiVcd ard for sale by
feds JAS low Z go T5ufFvilfs. XIV
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q a a BOXES fresh ~. T. CHAtSE. safe low to ID
kE4f trade. uJGu MCCREA & CO.,
oca u auG IS Market Street
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CORSETS AND SHIRTS.

0n Cases Bieacbed Cotton, assorted; 100 cases pilo
IRbsb Case Cotton: 10 Shsetngs different viJbs
and assorted. Just received ard for sale by
febi5 JAS. Low & CO. Louisvl1a K,
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EWING, McCBORY a CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
FORWARDING .t COJLJTSSTON MERCHANTS.
Cor Market and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TO ARRIVE.
NEW YORK LEDGER BOUND. FOR ts5s
AND 1C5l,

- - BBls New Yerk Appies
~ 5lbls Wonderful Potaoeshye year produced
g6o eto arrive on steaEet Kirlnsn, and for sale by
isnel D. D. piCKEY, II COLLEGE street
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hpRPSOHRRH
C. sHOLEs.


Carl Schurz, born in castle upon the Rhine
OF which his father was a tenant, passing success.
lively through the preparatory school and the
gymnasium into the university, he found him.
self at the age of 10 years Gin 1S48) leader
among students against his legitimate govern
ment, which was for the time smothered then
the object OF police search and seizure-then
Wanderer-anon an officer in fortress, where
for twenty three days 5000 youthful Germans
withstood an army of 0.000 soldiers command :
ded by the Prince of Prussia in person. which
fortress was only surrendered when provision
had given out,and intelligence had been received
that succor was impossible Escaping by means
of a sewer which led from fortress under the
walls to an open field, and again a wanderer,
with an indictmet hanging over him and price
set upon his head, he was successfully soiurner
IN foreign provinces, disguised patriot in his
own land the successful plotter of scheme for
the escape OF one of his comrades at arms. whose
sentence, after the surrender of Ithe fortress re-
fered to, had been committed from death to i'm
prlsonment for life, aud wanderer through
Switzerland, France land England, till happier
staas than had yet shone upon his head led him
to the Unietd States.
Mr.. Schurz first settled in Philadelphia, where
he remained about three years, For the past
five years he has been a citizen of Wisconsin.
residing at Milwaukee, where he is distinguish
ed for his attachments in literature, his success
fnl practice of the law, and his sloquence, reads
ness, logic argumentive force in politics. Mr..
SchuTz has shown himsef,in repeatedEefforts TO
to be one ofthe best ''stumpers' Ia phrase now
perfectly naturalized with him (which the repub-
lican party has in all the Northwest, AS gem
tleman, scholar, and statesman his reputa-
ton is enviable, and so deep a hold has he taken
upon the popular mind in the beautiful State of
his adoption that he just missed being put up
on the track for the Office of its Governor at the
period of its election.-Ne,o York Tribune
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

"PoPULAR SovEREIGNTY."-L
Napoleon is in favor of letting the Sa-
voyus choose their own ruler-provided
they will chose him. The English as
sert the right of the Central Italians to
give their crowns to whom they please
provided they don't give it to some
body the English are opposed to. This
is not very different from onr Demo
Gratis. who insist on the right of Terri
torial Settlers to chose their wnedomes-
tic institutions, provided they will
choose Slavery.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

PROPAGATION OF CURRANTs.-Every
person who desires to possess plenty of
this valuable fruit, should now procure
cuttings of the best varieties. Strong
shoots OF last years growth, with about
about half an inch Of older wood attach
ed, make the best plants. The buds
should be picked off for several inches
of that part of the cutting which is to
form the stem of the tree. If they are
left on, branch will shoot from every
bud. As many buds should be left on
as it is necessary to have branches on
the tree. The top of the twig should
be cut off in order that the plant may
may form lateral branches.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

BLoNDIN IN THE COMING SUMMERTIME learn
that Mr.. Blondin has definitely made arrange
ments TO put his rope at Suspension Bridge in
gagged the open spaces on both sides of the river,
between the Suspension Bridge and the Montea-
gle House, At this point the gorge is awful one,
the sides being more rugged and precipitous,
and the water boiling violently in whirlpools be-
meath. AS far as awful scenery is concerned
the new place has evry advantage over the old
one, and in point of comfort for strangers, every
thing will be arranged in superior manner
About the middle of June he will make his first
crossing at the Falls
About the first of June he makes his first eros
sing of the Montmorency Falls at Quebec. The
stretch at this point is nineteen hundred feet,
with a sheer depth of three hundred and sixty.
seven feet. On this occasion, we understand,
thesprince OF Wales is to be lpresentwith all his
suite, which fact will attract thousands of peo
pie to the spot.-BufaIO Republic.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

What is more pleasant and agreeable than for
a stranger to treat you with courtesy? Do you
not often feel kind of friendship for person
whom you know has put himself to trouble for
you without any prospect or hope of reward ?
and have you not often resolved, in your own
mind if occasion should offer, that you would do
him twice the fayorP
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

THE FAR WEST GOLD REGIoN--In Auraria
Denver and Highland, where one year ago there
was but one farm house, there are now upwards
of six hundred houses. Brick buildings are
quite common The largest one has a front of
sixty feet Colorado City, 60 miles south of
Denver City, contained last August one house:
it now contains 522.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

How TO WASH KID GLOVES Have ready a
little new milk in one saucer and piece of brown
soap In another, and clean cloth or towel folded
three or four times. On the cloth spread out the
glove smooth and neat. Take piece of flannel
dip it in the milk, then rub a good quantity Of
soap on the flannel, and commence to rub the
glove downwards, towards the fingers, holding
1T firmly with the left hand. Continue this pro-
cess until the glove, if white, looks of dingy
yellow, though clean; if colored, till it looks dark
and spoiled. Lay it to dry. Old gloves will soon
look nearly new; they WILDE soft, glossy, smooth
well-shaped and elastic.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

PASSES THROUGH THE Rocky MOUNTAINS.
We hear almost every week of the discov ery
of routes and passes through the mountains of
the gold region. The explorations of the mines
has proved as fatal to the theory that the noun
tain ranges are impossible except at two or three
points far apart, as the experience and observa-
ton of travellers the Plains to the notion that
vast desert overspreads the int erior.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

Lew@The late Legislature of Mississippi raised
the taxes ofseventy-fve cents on each negro.
instead of forty, as heretofore; twhnty cents on
each 500 worth of land instead of sixteen cents
thus nearly doubling the tax on slaves, and
increasing that on lands % per cent
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

-Soulouque is economical for the Ex-Empe-
ror. Has recently changed his lodgings in
Kingston to save three dollars month in rent.
His wife does the family washing-a proof that
she is an accomplished and worthy lady, able
for any emergency.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05
A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR FREcKLEs.

a CERTAIN REMEDy FOR FREcKLEs.
nutmeg crater and rub the
skin-rub it all off nice and clean; then
take hot iron-hot as blazes-and
make the surface perfectly smooth; rub
thoroughly with vitirol three times a
day, or as often as you feel like it. At
night cover your head up with onions.
The next skin will be white, and have
nary freckle.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

LONGEVITY IN MASSACHUSETTS During the
past seven years, forty persons had diedwho had
reached the age of ond hundred years and up
wards Of whom, thirteen were males and twenty
seven females
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

s5Y3@The great Eastern seems to be loosing
the confidence OF he British Capitalists. The
Company who propose to borrow $500, 900, can
only do it by guaranteeing the exorbiant interest
III per cent, on it.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-04-05

"A boy was recently arrested aud taken be.
fore magistrate in ST. GATHERINGS, G. W., for
blasphemy in the street, thereby violating a
statue. 1t would be well could some such law