Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-19

A VERY COOP LAw.-The following
has been passed by the Massachusetts
legislature, with view to the preser-
walton of public health: IF any per-
son shall kill, for the purpose Of sale,
any calf less than four weeks old. OF shall
knowingly sell the meat of any calf kill
ed when less than four weeks old, such
person shall be punished by a fine not
exceeding 5000"
"Jenny" said landlady the other NOR
ming to her help, "was there any fire in
the kitchen last night while you were
sitting up2" "Yes marin, said Jenny,
there was a spark there when / went
down, and / soon famed it into fame"
The landlady looked suspiciously at Jen-
ny, but she. innocent girl, went on scrub
bling, and humming Katy Darlint.
H-Dr. Charles Jewett the temper
ance lecturer, has accepted situation in
an educational Institution at Batavia,
Kane county, ILL.,. as professor of phys
iology and agricultural chemistry.
~Mr. John Hancock, nephew of
the patriot, Governor Hancock, and oc-
cupant of that well-known mansion, the
Hancock House." while walking out
on Sunday evening, in Boston, accident
ly made a mis-siep, and fell down pas
sage way In Somerset street, featuring
his skull, 30 that lie died soon after
wards.
EyThe new Ohio Banking Law,
passed at the present session of the Leg
lslature Of that State, restricts the liabil-
ity of stockholders in business corpora
tions to an amount equal and in addi-
ton TO his stock. Hitherto, stockhold-
ers in banks, DC, were each individual
ly liable for the entire amount of the
corporate Indebtedness.
A NEW SWEDISH TURN-uP.-A new
musical wonder has sprung up, at Stock
holm, Sweden. 1t is said that her voice
is more wonderful than that of Jenny
Lind. She has taken the people of he.
native city by storm, and set them fran
tic from excitement. Her name is Mic
helet.
The Washington Sentinel is endeav-
oring to show its readers that the oppo-
sitlon expressed to the injustice of the
Ward trial is merely Free Soilism Abol-
itionism
When the steamer Uncle Sam was
on her passage from Panama to San Fran
cisco on the 9th of March, she received
two severe blows, one on the port and
another on the starboard quarter. A
moment after, an enormous whale was
discovered in the wake of the boat, with
large cut ON its side, and bleeding pro-
fusely.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette writing from Louisville, says
"A large dealer in pistols and bowie,
knives sold nearly out yesterday. They
are now called Kentuck statutes. Old
men say they have seen nothing like the
present feeling for twenty years.
A number of old ship masters who
were passengers by the Cleopatra, which
arrived at Portland from Liverpool last
week, state that they never saw such
quantities of heavy ice, nor so firm and
Of such extent, as during the last few
days passage of that vessel. She ssiled
distance of $50 miles around the
edges of solid ice.
A lady in Boston was bit on the
hand by favorite cat on Sunday. The
hand became inhamed, the affection f.
Tally extending TO the whole body, SO
that a doctor was sent for who ilnmedi-
ately proceeded to apply remedies secur-
ing partial ease. The doctor says that
it is not exactly hydrophobia, but tina,
the whole system was poisoned by the
bite.
EWe are again publishing adver-
tisements of Ayers Cherry Pector2l
This medicine is taking very strong
hold upon the good opinion of the peo-
pie. 1t is regarded generally as most
excellent remedy for Pulmonary Com
plants, Coughs and Colds.
Having found it an excellent medi-
cine we cheerfully endorse it.-NisceU-
any, Detroit.
An Indian woman died at Knight.
Ferry, California, recently, at the age OF
l42 years.