Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-02

", - the study Of physics, which was to immor-
.4,a him. His manuscript has recently been
aa-,.oyerpd at Marhurgh, in Hesse-where Pa
q, Was professor-aud will it is hoped, soon be
grst the press
r,oy1yG AFTER BUsINEss.-Two Spanish Of
s,o,. recently met to fight duel outside the
40 NJ Bilboa, after the seconds had failed to
s.,ncle the bcliigerents. At this moment,
~, f.low approached the seconds, and in la
Ear,obIe voice said, "Gentleman, am poor
.,i.,n. with 4 large family, and ii you would"
NV good man, don't trouble Us now,' cried
II the officers, :" don't YOU see my friends
-, ,oiuo 10 spit each other! we arc not in a
Isritable humor." at is not aims ask for
aid the man; Il am poor carpenter, with eight
,EaIren. and my wife is sick and hearing that
nose gentlemen were about to kill each other
Thought Of asking YOU to let me make the cof-
fo." At these words the individuals about to
.,nnance the combat burst into fit OF laughter
and simultaneously throwing down their swords
shook hands with each other and walked away.
4tsm,ric DiScore1i speaking of the use
ofMesmerism as an instrument Of discovery or
mans of charging the boundaries of human
knowledge, Mr.. Atkinson says
"lEe must restrain enthusiasm by caution, and
by waiting upon her, and conquer her by submis-
s,o9 rejoicing in every new light without fear or
rreuaice, remembering that the progress and in
noyaons Of knowledge must always be good
This should be a faith with US. But we shall
not gain knowledge by SEEDING our patients
rambling amdsts visions OF ''another world, III |
the steps of Swedcnborg and others, but rather
BY binding the power to gain knowledge OF our |
selves and of what is about US, and useful to Us
in this life and sphere Of being that we have to
do with. When Somnambusts think they sec |
into another world, world ofsplrlts, 1t may clear
II proven to be all delusive dreaming; and yet !
on such declarations DO enthusiasts build up |
faith and religion, and are proud of what they |
call spirituality. Mars Nature and Dsre!op !
msaA by Atkinson and Martineau, P 50.
4 ROOF anecdote is told us by a friend concern |
ing old deacon r Of Salisbury, who was fa-
nous lin old times, for telling stories especially !
when the minister came 10 make his weekly |
wish he wonll enlivcn the time by relating little |
Incidents which had happened to him. 'On one
IN, said the deacon, came very near fail |
i'm, into the hands Of monstr0us great bear
I, was on, afternoon while ont hnsIa5 bsWlS |
and ha naa,ly flashed the lot, when, on hap |
reninr to look around, what should see but
treat black bear making towards me at a brisk
rril For a moment thought it all over With
m, bit a, good fortune wonld have il, it happen
eI ti,rc vas great snow bank on thu opposite
sid, Of the fence from the field in which the bear
was. suI ia Jumping over ID" crittcr sunk down
;,,, ,.., far thai Inc c0ad not get out. and thus.
t.raaZa the Providence Of God, was | abb t.
escape. Pray Deacon, asked the parron, after
l,,r..i,,,i.J nj. st.,r, whore dill Won o.
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/. -, 4ynt Z,
n, =, III ~. N,,I chilled attorneys and Iat ham
nix, Oh. an instrument with seal thera-uato.
t..,.,,.. ,,.,.r.,r *, nay seize th.. outward
Coco Green and hrj3r hin baio,.
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Sg>TE.yi 4 GAL.--Now, IFc couFted 81 ma
NY @ts ia my life, and perhaps more. The inst
q. tast ever went 10 see WAS Marcy Iiul"t.--
>"rttS'c'.y! She was asrronTer mere "as
Naa'.Hn ecromrohue bout thr ga |iat Mair
r, an, ,,,,,'. rio ,in', i've tool; fiat onI 10
f3,.:., AYifha other r.,Il.rs Womb l.,k al Is
r>t.,aal th.v'l l, to mix in bar if t,yariI't To
s,.L = Safn Silk
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N.s' III Co'uf'feu,rS brotsH ,,P.-Somo OF
The SD counterfeit bills on the Wisconsin Nd
M. {, Fr~s TaSuI luce Go. having been put n
circulation on tee 8;n inst, in Davenport, Iowa,
The town police started on the uack OF the ras-
GALS. AMI caught TWO on Rock Island iust across
tn. r,,r. Ga ths morning of the 9.a the "cash-
Ter Of IN, marty vas arrested. and $3.50 in tie
coieterr.it ZEN, were toand on hm: also a lot OF
tn, r,r,,ns ,,nr, arrested and nrar.e,Inos com
r,,a..,l ,,gsin.t ,Lsm ne /. ~
Nl.y rENDER--Iue story /, totd @, Il GER
tan New X.uiand Chiet, that a young mission /
a-y landed at tl;s island TO succeed a sacred
teacher deceased some time before Atan in /
t.ry.,w yyitL tb,. chief the vouur minister ask
ed
"Ddvau know nv departed brother
An, yas was a deaconin his church"
no;a good and tendcr-hcartcd man ,"
Yes reDliad the NOUS deacon with much
Cu>to he very good and very tender | eat
piece Of him :"
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LACK OF "CoxFlpExcE. A Yankee in one
Of cur New England tcwrs, eoirg into the
market to buy mess of sausages held out
inA 10 Tiger, hi. dog. "Ilge rubbed his nose
aSaiust them, as II 10 smell! bit and instant