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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-09-05
RS1- BEWARE OF FRAUDS . in tick,
cts, uoting or counting.
Sad Casualty.

On Monday, 9th inst, four Young
mon, belonging in Montreal. were drown
cd in Lake Champlain, about ) miles
north of Ticonderoga landing They
had left Westport in the morning accom-.
pauied By Peter Ferris of Westport. in
an open boat, with the intention of cx.
tending their excursion as far as Lake
George, for purposes Of hunting and fish
ing. A high wind was prevailing
at the time. and the boat-a small one
was rather overloaded, and at about
eleven o'clock, while running at great
speed was instaneously filled by shipping
heavy wave, and soon upset, throwing
the whole party into the lake The an,
Choir, held by chain, kept the boat from
drifting to the shore, which was only a.
bout half-mile distant. and the violence
OF the waves soon exhausted the young
men, and one after another sank, till
only Ferris was left. The boat was
seen, shortly before the disaster by a
person on shore, who observed on look.
ing second time that it had disappear
ed, and opprcbonding the calamity he
immediately procured boat to render
assistance if possible. Before he sue.
eeedcd however in reaching the spot
the four were lost. Their names as far
as we can learn wero Charles Atwater,
- Keelor, and two brothers, Webster,
sons of DIR. Webster of Montreal. Their
ages, from II to 25 years As soon as
the news of the calamity reached West
port and the other villages along the
lake shore, every means was put in re-
QUESTION at once for the recovery of the
bodies Capt. Flynn, of the Ferry
Steamer Nonpareil. gave up the regular
trips, and labored untirng ly till some
time in the night of Tuesday, when all
OF the bodies were recovered Mr. Ian.
ham, farmer in the yioinity threw omen
his doors, and ministercd efficiently to
the necessities of those who were engae-
ed in the search. Mr. Ferris is yet suf.
ierlng from the exoriions which he put
forth while ondeavoriug TO cling to tho
bottom of the capsized boat, and from
the asonizlng sorrow felt in seeing bis
helpless companions drop into the Jaws
OF death, while he was powerlsss to rem.
der any aid. The rcmaius of the unfor.
tunate are now "wednesday being view.
ca by the coroner at Westport, and
their friends are momently expected from
NJ Intra - VrrgenneS Citizen.
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HINESBURGH ACADEMY,

The Fall Term of this Institution will COM
mcnce on Wednesday, September II, 1865,
under the charge Of Mr.. L. a. LEAvENwoRTH
AND Lazy.
From the long experience and uniform sue
cess of MIR. and Mrs. Leavcnworth in teach
ing, the Trustees have full confidence in re-
commencing this school to the patronage Of
the public. +. WILSON, Sec.
ilncsburgh, Aug. 90, 1859 19;3w
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80 Dollars Reward +!

Broke Jail, at Middlebury on the evening
Of August 10th, John Coty ,aias Daniel Goa
iy, alias lIoaty Naylor, u Frenclman, about
30 years Of age, 81 feet high, dark complex
ion. His dress was gray sack or fiotk coat
dark pants, and light colorcd Kossutl hat.
Whoever will return said Cotv shall receive
twenty dollars.
Also, escaped at the same time, one Fred
erck Rounds, Of Starksboro, confined for
selling spiriiuous liquors contrary TO law.
Whoever will return said Rounds, will re-
ccive ten dollars
d. 3. CHURCH, Sheriff.
Mddlebury, Aug u, 1865. is;
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year ending August |, 1850. Said per cent
age TO he east upon the original amount of
the premium note, without reference to any
cndorscnc nt and to be paid to the Treas
urcr, at his Office, in Montpelier, on or before
the 18th day Of October, 1888.
The Twenty-Eighth Annual Report
of the Company will be published early in
September, and forwarded to the Members
by mall to which they are respectfully re-
firrrcd fora detailed statement Of he business
OF the Company for the past year.
Members of the company will find in the
hands of the Representatives elect to the
Legislature, a schedule showing the amount
of assessment due from each respectively
and they are particularly desired to sec that
the money for their assessments is forwarded
to the office in October. The assessments
must be paid when due. a little attention
to this, ON the part Of the members of the
company, will save them expense and trouble.
J. 7. TUURSTON, Treasurer.
Office Of Vt. NJ. +. Ins Co.,
Montpelier, Aug, !, 1863. I 1S;3w
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Crooi n offices.

S,rATE OF vERM0NT,l Be it rcmcnii
- hiariei Of Addisou, SIS, : bered, that at q
Probate Court, held at Middlcbury, in and
for The district Of Addison, on the 2Sth day
of August, A. b. 1866:
Martin s. Dorrancc, administrator Of tho
estate Of CLARA r. NICHOLS,
late of said Middlcbury, deceased, presents
his petition in writing to said court. praying
for license to sell all the right, title and i'm
tercst of the said deceased in and TO all rcaf
estate set out or assigned to Persis Nichols
widow of David Nichols, late Of said Middle
bury, deceased. as her dover In said David
Nichols estate, for the purpose Of paying the
debts of said deceased and expenses of adj
minstfation: and therein sets forth the n
mount of claims against said estate, the eX1
pcnsos of administration and that the sail
deceased lcil no personal estate and that IL
is necessary 10 sell the whole of her real oS-
tate for the purpose aforesaid II Is thcrcup1
on ordered that said petition be cihsiitred
by this court at the session thereof to be
held at the office of the Register Of this Court
in said Middlcbury, on Thursday, the 18th
day of September next, at ten o'clock in tho
forenoon. and that notice thereof be given to
all persons Interested, that they may appear
aud make their objections, if any they may
have to said license being granted, 10y pub
fishing y certified copy Of this oider in the
Mi dlcbury Register-a newspaper printed
ut said Mddlcbury-thrce weeks success
siycly previous TO the time Of said Court.
JgD $. BUsnNELr. Register.
a irnc copy Of record. 193T
Attest JIM S. BusHNErf, Register.
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Situated two miles North Of this village,
on the New Haven road containing one hun
drcd and three acres of choice land, with
good buildings-and is well watcrcd by liv-
ing springs. This farm, for fertility, convc-
nicnce and beauty is surpassed by few in
Western Vermont. Also ten acres of Cedar
Swamp, about two miles distant
l.. c. e. II. II. BARROWS.
Middlebury, Aug. 2S, 1865. 10;
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g@~THE SHERIFF expects every
voter to surrender, when lie comes
along. lie means either to Jrfghten
Or to drive every freeman he can run
down, right into the Warner and Til
den Nebraska fold. lie falls in with
several hard cases." though-mcn
who read, understand, and judge for
themselves.
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We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of New lla-
ven, Commissioners. to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all PERSONS,
against the estate Of
CHARLES LUFKlN,
late of Bristol, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six calender months from
the 18th day Of July 1865, being allowed by
said court for the purpose, We do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to tho
business of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of the Davis Lutkin, in said
Bristol, on the Sth day of September and
the Goth day Of December, 1855, from nine
o'clock \ NJ until four o'clock, L. NJ. on
each of said days.
JOEL ORNIS, lc..
ARIEL HAWKINS,
Dated at Bristol, this e5ih day Of July,
\. d. 1880. ls;Sw
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OLUNTARY TESTIMONY,

We, the subscribers, residents of Fleming
ton, do hereby certify that we are well acoain-
ted with DR., J. II. Schenck' He WIS attack ed
bv disease, which as we believe, terminated i'm
Pulmonary Consumption; under the operation
of which, he was reduced so low as to be I'M
able to leave his bed for long time. and to
all appearance was past recovery. He is now
perfectly wcll-his cough and fever have left
him, ami We feel justified in decaringi isor
belief that lhese salutarv effects have result
ed from the use Of the Pumonic SvIup,
MEMBsR or CONGRESS-, MEECHAN1A
Isaac G. Farley, j, q. & J. H. Reading,
Augustus l'rishic
COUNTY CLERK. y. V. Donncl,
Joseph Benson. WIN. =. Emery,
j. p. Farlce.
SURROGATE.
G. C. seymour. cLEngY.
Jas. NJ. Olustvd,
JUDGES ~ TmE couRT.C. Bato,cite
Samuel Hill,
RObt r. Reading, POSTMASTER
a. c. Davis, Geo. W Risler.
MEMBERS or THE BAR; CITIzENS
Pe'er J. CLARK, John n. Capncr,
VIM. II Sloan, Mahlon c. Hart,
G. Bartles, Peter Ewing,
Nalhi SaXtnn. Asa Jones,
George 4. Allen. VIM. r. Moore,
Jas. N. Reading, z. w. Bulk,
Alex. Wurts. Hugh Capner,
John i. Jones,
rHYsIoiAE. Thomas Gray
}. +. Schenck, NJ. d. "A J. Ilolcomh.
Geo. 7. Rex, NJ. d., David Dunhain,
Il. b. Mershon, NJ. D,tlart Wilson.
AZ this time there is not a town OF village
IT, the United States,but in which can be found
more or less wonderful cures by the use of
Schenck's Palmonic Syrup,
Or. Schenck is the inyenior of the cele-
brated Respiromcter for examining and de-
tectlns all diseases Of the Lungs, Heail.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Pbiiodcipkia-GlLBERT ,WENTZ eco
III n. Third Street.
Nep YorE-C. V. CLICKNER & co, 81
Barclay Street
Bosion-REDDING & Como Safest
And every respectable Druggist through
out the United States l9.35eow
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Harrisons Columbian Perfumery.
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD.

A general variety of llarriSon's Prcpara-
tions. including Perfnmcry, Toilet Powder
Rouge, Lip Balm, Shaving Creams, Almond
Toilet Soap, Hair Dye, Cream of Beauty
Also, llarrison's Columbian Ink, Writing
Fluid, Red lux, &c, just received by
Aug. %, 1850. u. 4. SHELDON.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, BE it remember
- DiShic NJ Addison, IS, I cd that at a Pro-
bate Court held Mt Middlcbury,in and for the
District of Addison, On the 9th day Of Au'
gust, a. d. 1855:
7. j. Stewart, Of Whiting, in said district,
presents an Instrument puiporting TO be the
last will and testament of
EPHRAlM MOULTOS,
late of said Whiting, deceased, for probate !,
1t is thcrcupon ordered that said instrument
he considered for probate hy this court, at
the session thereof to be held at the office of
the Register of this court in said Middle
bury, on Thursday, the 18th day Of Scptom-
Der next At ten o'clock, in the forenoon
and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested, that ihcy may appear ami
make their objections, if any they may have
to the probate and allowance of said will =,
by publishing a certified copy OF this order
in the Middlchury Rcgistcr--a newspaper
printed at said Mddlcbury-thrce weeks
successfully previous to the time Of said
court.
jim. y BUSHNELL, Register
true copy Of Record.
lJ3w Attest jed. : Bushnell Register.
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Conercgatienal Church, 2nf

North Of The Congregational CHURCH, 2nd
door up stairs
MRS. MARIETTE J. MILES
Has iust received, from New York tho
latest style Of Silk 4 Straw T3onnets. Head
Dresses, Dress-Caps French Flowers, Bon
net-Boxes, &c, &c.
She receives monthly, the Paris, London.
and New York fashions, for Dresses, Mantil-
las, &c, which will be made AT short notice,
and warranted to gfvo satisfaction Pinkine
done in various STYLES and in the neatcss
manner. Also Bleaching and Pressing, done
to order.
Any article called FOR, Dot enumerated
above, viii he procRrcd AZ short notice.
p ioroduoc taken in crchaHrc.
Middlcbury, April 18th, 1859. 50; n
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Notice.

hereby give notice, that Give to nv
sons ORsoN W. and ORyILLE W. their time
for the rest OF their minority. | shall there.
iore, oAact none OF their wages nor pay any
debts of their contracting from this date.
Aug. II, 1883. ALBION HEATH
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StockWell Cottage.

The present residence Of Dr. o. j. EEL,
Of West Cornwall, Vt, a desirable location
Tor Homeopathic Physician, is FOR SALE.
Enquire OF tho present occupant
July 4, 1855. l2;tf
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VERMONT MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company,

NOTICE. Of AsSessment Tor IBbb.
The members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Company are hereby notified, that
the following assessments having been made
by the Directors on all notes in force on the
i..a. IL. l.. nit
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Select School.

JOHN WHITE will open Select School
in the village of Brdport, on the 3D. of Sep
tcmbcr next.
Brdport, Aug 90 1855 19.2w
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NORTHFIELD INSTITUTION,
N0RTHFlELD, VT.
JOHN H. GRAHAM, Principal.

JOHN H. GRAHAM, Principal.
GgopoF |. Band, (U. V. NJ Assistant,
W. w. CuLveR, Teacher of Drawing, Paint
ing &c,
llARRlEr L. SAMPs IN, French and English.
EMILY WAINwRIGHT, instrumental Music.
BETsIE d, IIULBERT, Preparatory Department.
The Fall Term will begin Wednesday, Sep
tclnhcr 9th.
Number of scholars the past year, 526.
Classical students 30
References. Our former Scholars and Pat
rons.
Mortified, w. july. 1855. l3lf
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Board and lodging, - per week, Two
dollars per quarter deducted from the board
bills Of those who furnish their rooms
Washing, lights, and fuel at COS. Day
scholars who occupy rooms, and sclcboard-
crs are charged & per quarter each for rent.
No tuition bills made ont for less than half
a quartcr,And no deduction male for absence
except in case OF protrac;cd sickness
n. b. | is desirable that pupils who wish
for board ia the family Of tue Principal,
should make app! by the 10Th of An
gnst, or earlier il practicable.
BY order of the Directors
L. S. ATWOOD, Soc.
Shorcham, July %, 1865. lift
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BOOK & PERIODICAL STORE.


The subscriber has inst received a large as.
Sortnent of Plain and Fancy
PAPERS AND ENVELOPES,
of a variety of styles and colors, consisting
OF Ladies Waite, Bun, and Peach, Bath
tilt, White and Buff Gilt and Plain Com.
Note, Note Papers, Plain and Fancy, Letter
and Cap do
Also Blank Books, Drawing Papers, Bris-
tol Board, Cards. Pencils Pens, &c.
School and Miscellaneous Works
Constantly on hand or procured to order at
short notice. All the popular New York and
Boston Daily, Weekly and Monthly Period.
Gals, furnished by the year, month, or single
copy
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
And all new works received as soon as pub
lishcd
n. b. Arnold's Whiting Fluid, constantly
on hand. Also superior quality Of Black,
Blue and Carminc Inks.
All the above articles will be sold at lower
rates than at any other place in this vicinity.
A. II. COPELAND.
Middlcbury, June 10, 1855.
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The Cheapest and Best

DOUBLE the quantity at ONE HALF the price
of other dyes.
II is very easily applied, oolors instantly,
and irarraHtcd In all casns when the direc-
tilns are followed
Price 80 cents. Made and sold only by
Il. A. SHELDON, Apothccary,
MiddleburV Vt
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ki5- Have Cure for that cough, reader ,
You can cure it ifyou will. Wistar's Balsan
OF Wild Chevy has cured cases that seemed
hopeless.
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FARMERS ATTEND /!
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER

COMBINED REAPER AND MUWEK
.Haany'S Patent. ciA Hood's improvement
have received by purchase, the exclusive
right Of an the patents on these Machines,
for the counties of Grand Isle, Addison and
Chittendcn and the farmers of those counties
can be supplied with them through J. W.
Strong, ESQ, of Chimney Point, who has the
exclusive sale in those counties.
WALTER 4. WOOD.
loosick Fails, " l., Jan II, 1853.
Y. Il. Orders may he LETT with Jason Da-
venport, of Middlebury, and b. Murray, oil
Vcrgcnnss, or with the subscriber. Furrsr-
liculars zee large bills
!. W. STRONG, Agent.
Chimney Poiut Jan lSs 1855. 4O.TM
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Notice.

i, F. BINGHAM will open n SELECT
SCHOOL In the basement of the Methodist
Chapel, West Cornwall, on the 9Th Of Sep
TENDER next.
TUITION.
Common English, SO so
Higher Branches, ,.......... 4 90
Payable at the middle of the quarter.
West Cornwall, Aug. II, 1855. 17;3w
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Notice.

IN OtlCcs
All persons who have any unsettled ac-
counts At nv shop, are desired TO call and
settle them Immediately, as | have closed
business, at the old stand | may hereafter
he found at the shop OF Il. L. FullVr, in
Stewards BlosS,
l.. BERTRAND.
June 5, 1855. Gtf
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we had previously supposed to be the
real state of the case, on the assur-
ancc of others. Note carefully all its
points-bcaring in mind what we have
before published.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

a true copy Of Record.
lJ3w Attest jed. : Bushnell. Register.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11
TIE EQUlEM.


(The following production of lad twelve years
# age, was handed us by friend for nscrtion)
Shed not a tear 'er.your friends early bier.
When he is gone, when he is gone s-.
Smile If the slow ,oIliug bell you should hear,H
When he is gone, waen he is gone.
Weep not Cor him when ypuStand roundhisgrave
Think who has di-d, his beloved osave; ,s
Think Of the crown alt the ranso med shall have,
When he is gone, when he is gone
Plaut We tree which may wave DER him free,
When he is gone. when he is gone.
Sing We song il his grava you should see,
When he is gone, when he is gone.
Come al the close Of bright summers day,
Come when the sun sheds his last ling ring ray,
Come aud rejoice that he thus pass ed away,
When hos goue, when he is gone @ H..
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

MIsrAErS.-The Oshko.h Democrat and
Kenosha Telegraph have both fallen int
the error that Mr. Partridge has voluntsrr7I
ly surrendered his child to the Indians
On the contrary Mr. Partridge and counsel
were here week ago, and served a writ Of
ho6eqs corpus for the recovery Of the child,
which is now in the custody Of the Sheriff
Of this county, awaiting hearing in March.
and they claim that Dr.. Hubschmann and
Mr.. Carpenter of Manitowoc, kidnapped tho
child on its way to school, in McHcnry Co
III. The mother was almost frantic at the
loss of her child, and refuse to eat or sleep
for long time. We shall copy part OF
the Telegraphic srlcle.--Free Democrat.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

G37- An importing house in New York
has written a letter stating thatthc amount
of duties raid for French artificial flowers,
for the first quarter of the current fiscal
year, was almost double the amount of dir
ties paid IN railroad iron. The Philadel-
phia Ledger is responsible for the story
Another item Of extravaganza is mentioned
in relation 10 silks, il being calculated thTs
the aggregate cost of silks imported during
HE last four years. is one hundred and SER
ente.n mWi0ns of' d1Hars!
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

MlcmIGAN LEGISLATURE This body met
at Lansing on the 81 inst. and the Govern
or's MessagewaSdeliyercd. Itrecommends
the passage ofa General Railroad Law; pro-
hibition of Bank bills under FIVE dollars; re-
pealof Prohibitory LiquorLaw and passage
Ola law prohibiting sale ofsprituous liquors
in less quantity than one gallon: amend
ment Of Constitution so as toproyide for An
nual Sessions Of 10 days, or Biennial OF so:
amendmentof Mining Companies law, soas
TO allow them to increase their capital to
Sc, O00, 900, now limited to $500 ,0eeg and
advises agaigat passage ola General Bank
ing Law, - e
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

Es~ The St. Paul Daily 7imss exuliins1y
tells lis readers that the first bridge across:
the Mississippi will be the wire suspension
bridge at St. Anthony. Eight cables cor
tanning about 900 strands Of wire hav6
been thrown over the stream, and in shor,
time crossing will be possible. This struo7
lure will be put up at q cost of $50, 600, and
will be regarded rs great achievement for
q Territory not vet ten years old
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

Ey'Ah, you don't know what muth ical
cnthuthiathm ith!' said musicmad Miss
to Tom Hood.
Excuse me, Madam, replied the wit,
but L do: musical enthusiasm is like turtle
soup; for every quart of real there are
ninety nine gallons ct mock, and calves
head in proportion.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

BArTlsrs IN TIE L. S.--fhe Baptist de-
nomination appear to be progressing rapidlT
throughout the country. Near 900 persons
have just joined tie Church in Mississippi
success j. also reported ia Louisiana, Ala,
bans, Te1a. and Florida; in Virginia, they
have membership Of 100000, Of whom
10000 jeiacd them last year.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

RE- Lord Chesterfeld one day at an
inn where he dined, complained very much
that the plates and dishes were very dirty.
The waiter, with degree of pertness, OBJ
served that it is said every one must eat a
peck of dirt before he dies.
That may be true, replied Lord Ches-
terrified. but no one is obliged to eat it all
at one meal '...a Ela.. .
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

TnE PRoPosED MEDTATToN.--lt is stated
that Mcssrs Van Buren,, Tyler, and Fill
more are spoken of as tic commission to
Europe to offer the mediation Of This coun-
try between the belllgcrcntpowers. The,
revival ofJohn Tyler would be highly ap-
prorriate act for this administration. l'ls
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

Ry- A number of prominent merchants
of San Francisco have selected, as testi-
nonial of their esteem to Mayor Garrison.
tea set of five pieces of solid gold, weigh
ing four hundred ounces, and costing up
wards Of 81, 900.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

Eg- An Irshman who had just arrived
from the Emerald Isle, hearing a gun fired
ut the closing of the day, asked what
the noise meant Being told it was the
shutdown CUR" he exclaimed, Does the
sun make such devil of noise going down
IN this ceunthrv?'
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

kS \ lady of experience contends that
= ., Ass on the forehead denotes reverence for
'he intellect = kiss on the cheek, that. the
donor is Impressed with the beauty OF the
lips, shows love.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

PrculrARlr FuNNY.-The Washington
Union asks, What refuge is there left for
honest and patriotic men but the democratic
party in these days?' and the Union tall
rises the question too, as if to make its sar-
casm more pointed
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-11

Boy MoTs.-Thoughtless EXPLANATIONS
have sometimes aquccl effect. land of
LIBERTY exclaimed young lady the other
day, who had been rather tightly enclosed
IN too fashionable flung basque. .Rath.
sr say, SatF Of Boadq9e' quietly remark
eO juvenile sister present.