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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-16

By this rortc the night travel on the entire line
will be performed on Steamboats, IIxuriouslv furn
lshed, and the day light passed among the sublime
scenery of the great Lakes and the river ST. Law
'once, Straits Of Mackinaw, and the Maniloulin
Islands, SAUL Ste Marie and The Million Islands
Of Georgian Bay" Travellers will also have a "a
opportunity of viewing the Great Suspension
Bridge, Niagara Falls, The thousand Islands, and
the Rapids of the St. Lawrence,
Br this Line, Passengers from Lake Michigan
will arrive al Mackinaw and have sufficient time
to examine the curoSties of this celebrated Island
where the Boats will CONNECT with other steamers
TO SAUL Ste Marie, and Lake Superior; from
Machnaw passing the Manlouiin Islands at Col
liugwood, and Railway 10 TORONTO, crossing
Lake Ontario in the night On first class Boats to
Buffaio- Rochester. OsVYcgo, Cape VicI.nt,
Ogdensburs, Kingston and Montrcnco
Passengers by this Line will perform the trip
East by more Northern Route than any other,
avoiding the heat and dust encountered Oh other
Lines, and enjoying the pleasure of passing thro'
an heretofore uutravelIed Route to the East.
The following Magnificent Boats comprise the
Line:
Key Stone State, Captain j. s. Richards,
1900 Tons Burthen.
Lady Elgin, Captain Il. cham5erlin, 1887
Tons Burthen.
Niagara, Capt. p. s. Miller, 100 Tons
Burthen.
Queen City, Captain 3. wilkins, 900 Tons
Burthen.
One OF which will leave KENO$tIA every
THesdgu, ThursdGy amt SATURDAY Etentng$,
touching ut Racine, Milwaukee, Shcbo gan Man
itowoc, and Twin Rivers.
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PENSION LANDS!
lSS ores oIIandx
To all who served since 1870

The Act Of Congress Of Mach, 1855, grants
to all, Indians included, who served IN any wnt
since "9o fourteen. days, or les if engaged in
battle, and 10 The widows Of tlicers end soldiers o
the Revolutionary war. fnow wing, and to Chan.
laIns who served with 'he army, and to the Patts
burg and hcwiStowu volunteers leo acres of lana.
after deducng what has been received
The undersigned will receive applications. and
act as az nj IL prosecuting claims under The aforc
mentioned act. l.. G. MERRILL
kenosha, Wis 1885.
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THOMAS PRlCTURE,

IMPORTER AND DEALERI
Wines, Liquors. IRISH and Scotch WhisI<ey,
London Porter, Scotch he, Cigars, sc.
Brandics.-Oidrd, Dupuy ~ 60, l. Ckerom'
Champagne, G. Admgrauld, 4. Lombat, j. g.
r. Martial, Rastcaa ChorrWycr, L. Marion
j. J. DRpHy, Dance
Gins Cologne, Dukn gpcFs Key, Thistle
Rums--JdIadjCa, ~ Cr0ir.
Whiskcys-CM 0Ag0hcIo
Wines arynnag Port, Madeira, Malaga, Port
and pure Juice, Sherry d. G. Gordon, Otkc5
Grq6eS.
Champagne Hci.lSick and Hr,ds;ck e. Co. do. LaUc
maud, do. Qpecq Fic'orja, d. DncH Graps,
CHaret IN casks, CAqrc' la caSeS White IN casks
IVRile IN cases, NHscat, HRsrat IN cases, Bran.
dy Cherries, Cherry Braafy, Cordials, Biiters
Aicofoi, Pure Spirn.
sPrictures Double Rcctifed Whislley in lots or
bv the barrel. kenoSha, Wis diS.ui6y Ii
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LEGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LEGAL ADVERT1SEME MIS-.
r>~~~>|--
E&eRosha Circuit Court---sn Chancery.
James Mckee, Comprt vs.. Nancy Wilson. 4Iexsn.
der Wilson, Andrew Wilson, James Wilson. Gil
bert Wilson, Thomas Wilson, Matilda Wilson, Ma
ny Mcdonald and Rebecca Mckee, defendants.
ET appearing by affidavit to the satisfaction oftbis
q court, that Alexander Wilson, ono of TIC above
named defendants resides ont of this stafe.and in
one of the United States. Onmotion of H. f. Schoff
the complainants Solicitor: II Is OrdsreE that the
said Alexander Wilson cause his appearance to be
entered in this cause, and notice thereofte be served
on the compliments solicitor by the fifth day OF No
vernber next, and in case of his appearance that he
plead, answer demur to the said compliments
bill OF complaint by the said fifth day of November
next, and in default thereof that the said complainant
may be at liberty to take the said bill of complaint
as confessed against him And it is further ordered,
that within twenty days from the date hereof the
sand complainant cause this order to be pabshed in
the kenoslIa Tribune & Telegraph, a weekly news
paper printed and publishedin the city of Kenosha
IN the county of Kenosha, and that the said publica
ton be continued III said paper once in each week
for SIX successive weeks, that he cause a copy of
this order to be personally served on the said defen
dant at least thirty days before tho time prescribed
for their appearance,
Dated, Kcnosha, August 4th A. d. 1855
IL. F. ScHoFF, JON y. JiLS UN,
ComPFt Sofr C0HAtyJH&ge
Attest,.L l.. i. NICHOLS, Clerk. Towns
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IN A l. A TITO NJ
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHAMA AND CONSUMPTION,
NEW AND VERY woNDERFUl,!.
Brought Home TO the Door of tile Million.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has rece


WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
Y been made By pr Curtis Of this city in the
cEnaS sRrp method br & has ssr re
b Rsy aas remar s ege see # As
breathing an agreeable healing vaporthe nsds;nI
ties direct with the whole rai
dueed upon them when introduced into the oae and
the Druggists throughout the countrywide York Dufcaai
The Inhaler is worn on the breast undcr tile linen without
the least Of the body being Sufficient
to eyatorate The fluid Hundreds Of eases CT like
lowing, might be named.
One package of the Hygcana has cured me the Asthma
six years standing. j. ). KtEsBERRY.
am cured Of the Asthma Of ten years standing DR.
us Hygeana, MARGARET EasroS.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. Paul. No Hammond street. n " was cured Of n
severe case Of Bronohitis by the uygeana -
ye my gT has s Sn gsa Of Of
'' J. H. G g 'iag nis p H., Richmond Nd
The Rev Dr. cHREvER of " " testfes of medicine in
the following language:-
DFAG sln think highly of Dr. Curtis Hygeana are,n
T IN 10 f sTReS AND nngs ps had some
Ssi medicine both the syrup and inhalns appca
. Prof 5. CENTER writes usas foilows;-
GENTIEasN ~ have recently occasion to test your
a y hRGr n fass IS hTsnis
and the result has satisfied that wla
o. y0Tr arr i rs 70 nnSstoP but an excel
be brought within the reach Of all.
Dr. JoHs. Of the celebrated Physicians in New
York. writes as follows
DH. CURTIs-DEAR SiB:-Nving witnessed the excellent eff
ieets Of Hyeana nang Hygean Vapor and Cherry
syrup in Of chronic bronchitis.
OF in affections Of the
tubes and cheerully recommend
Meicated APPARATUS being the
n mode Of apply thing Of tic kind seen No
doubt thousands Of persons relieved many eure
ed, by using your medicines.
must here be allowed confess that opposed to pro-
seriS or using compounds hut this
ryed article and It's effects in the alluded TO-
induced speak in its favor -
You liberty this way you think nrorar
respectfully, yours, &c, c. JOHNS. NJ. D.
No 600 Hudson Street, n. Y.
Price three dollars rackage,--Sold by CUTRIS PER-
klNS, aud BOYD PAUL, NO. l49 Chambers Y
sent free of the United for $40
N.li-Dr. Curtis Hygeana is the ORIGINAL and ONLY
GENUINE .RTICLE; all others are base initati.ns
For sale by J. B. STARK w GATHER d.
co, kenosha. [uIvI6ly
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LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
GASKhLE, GKXAIsBEpsH.RN g. 60.

NORTHWEST CORNER QUARLEs' DLOcK, KENosHA,
WISCONSIN,
"OULD respectfully invite tho attention of all
w persons having property for sale, or wishing
to purchase either City Lots or Country Lands, to
the fact that they prepared for the transaction OF
General land Agency Ru.incss.
They keep n Book for tic purpose of registering
property for sale rent Persons having property
for SALE invited TO make this Office their head
quarters. They will also give attention TO the pay
ment of Taxes for non-rosidents and in fact attend
to all matters connected with Real Estate llyIi3
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Custom w orlx
A. .E WIS g. s ON,

Corner MIN and Market SIS,
Fcnoshu,.. Observation-Disclosures. W iseOnsiu,
A RE anxious TO dispose Of their large assortment
L A Of Dry Goods Grocerjcs, BooLs d Shoes Hats
and Caps, StopIc and f'aacv Dry G0ods,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c,
All Of which have been selected for this market, and
purchased upon the most advantageous terms.
Years of experience in this place, and an extensive
acquaintance with Tie citizens of this county enables
us TO supply their wants; aud desire to retain our
old customers well as obtain ones, would, if
nothing else induce 70 scll at such reasonable pro-
fits as arc Just TO both seller aad purchaser.
We are IN weekly receipts Of New g. GODS, from
The eastern market. aud Stock il always full 90
that selections can be made from LARGE assortment
We keep on hand constantly everything wanted
bv the citizens of the West.
Every kind Of praduee talzenin exchange for Foods
or purchased al the highest market price
Come and See! Gme and AII.!
- Store on the corner Of Main and Market So.
directly under tic kenosha City Bank
z1~re r-.-.q LENIS & son
hcFo'h7, 'Ftf-JIn2e lS51. [vl5H57
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ETNA INSURANCE GO.


Increase Cash oiIitHi 40 $1,000, 600.
Il HAVE Che pleasure of IN forming the dsaler,
a with this Company aud the public generaIlv
mat ~ view OF toe vast Increase of business dur
ing the past Year. its cash capitul has been in.
creased to $4,000 o. This together with m.
large surplus always kept OH band in cash. and
me enormous receipts oiFrcmunIs on lis regular
ana eS'a''SheG business, alto d. us Policy holders
an indemnify much greater lhan any other in :.
suran"e Company in America.
IN: business Of this company is conducted on
AR ana ''brIa principals and ITS losses are always
promptly PAID ~ cash. The UNDERSIGNED in on.
tenng upon the tweIv'h year olhis agency for tbis
company in lhis city and vicinity. bccs to copgta,
ulate ITS dealers upon its remarkable success and
the lnPoftantjncrc"se Of its capital and business
when together with the manner in which IFS bu-
sIness IS conducted. places it on basis hevond III
reach OF any contingency short of simultaneous
cotHagTaiIon OF the country.
an applications for insurance or information in
reference thereto, will be attended to with the
same punctuailty as heretofore. Rates as low ,s
any other responsible office.
kenosha, Feb. Is, So T.. MERRILL
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FAIRBANKS, SCALES.

COUNTER, PLATFORM, and HAY SCALES
u Over fifty different notifications on hand %
furnished to order, at Manufacturers Prices, an,
warranted the best III use.
Al Corner QaorlcS Block, Kcnosho, bY
GASkILL, CHAMBERLAIN, & Co.
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Extracts from Testimonials Of Music Professors 8
Editorials COacerHi1P
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NJ U SICAL
CHEAP
MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS

Opposition to MOncpOIy.-lEusic at G rcas-
Iy Reduced Prices.
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LKEE INSURANCE.

N UTUAL Life Insurance Company of n. Y
I'VE Berkshire Mutual Life Insurance Company, O
Pittsfeld, Massachusetts.
Persons wishing their own lives or the lives o
their friends insured in the best companies OF Tho
country, can be accommodated by calling on
GASKILL CHAMBERLAIN, & Co.
tS0Mlk enSk corner. MINI mil PenrL SES kenoSk0
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NNTE arc prepared to take risks in the following
w Companies at fair rates. viz:
Chicago city Insurance Compaay
Merchants Fire and Marine Insurance C9mpa
of Philadelphia.
North JTrsfern, Of PhHaddphaa.
Madison Mutual, Of Madison, He.
Lafayette, Of JaacsriHc, Tvs.
Mercantile, Of CoringioA, ky.
Give us call.
, 1855-08-10
A Wide Spread Mental Epidemic.

The extraordinary number Of persons il
the United States who have been induced
to subscribe to the doctrines of the Spirit
ualists, and who believe that the inhabit.
ants Of the other sphere are in the habit oi
making communications TO the mortals here
below, by tumbling tables about, and per.
forming other very undignifed pranks in,
decd, has led TO the inquiry, as TO whether
there does not exist at the present moment
wide spread mental epidemic. At re-
cent meeting Of the Superintendeuts of the
Insane Asylum at Boston, DR. Imther V.
Bell read a paper on spiritual manifesto
tons, and samjncd up his convictions as fol-
lows:
> |. That there is abundant evidence that
a novel influence OF. power exists through
certain persons, known as mediums, by
which extraordinary results follow.
2. That objects of considerable weight
arc moved without human contact, though
at considerable distance-in the experience
of the narrator up 10 fifty feet, at least
3. Questions put mentally are answered
correctly, involving too many circumstances
to be explained on the idea Of coincidence,
provided the true response is in the mind
Of the qnestioner or some one at the circle
4. In no instance in his experience, were
correct replies given where the response
was unknown to some one present.
s. Replies, supposed by the intcrroga-
tors to he correct, are given, as he believes
them, true, even when afterwards they are
proved to be erroneous. He gifts the re-
spOnses as he supposes them TO be, not as
they arc.
6. There is no evidence Of any spirit ex-
isting in these extraordinary phenomena,
nor have they any connection with a fu-
ture state of being, so far as his obServa-
tions warrant an opinion.
I. The explanation must he admitted to
be beyond our knowledge, yet certain anal
ogies existing between states of dreaming,
certain changes in manner, etc, would seem
to point to the duality Of the brain as con-
nected with some Of these phenomena.
8. The subject is worthy the rigid inves-
tigation Of all those whose duties are coll
nected with our speciality. Whether gre
garded ns physical novelty or wide
spread epidemic Of the mind, the subject is
Of immense Importance, and deserves a
much more respectful treatment than it has
generally met with.
, 1855-08-10

Char. Xv.-An Act TO suppress thc CIR
enIatioa Of Small NOtcs, as a Currency, ia
The Disirie Of Columbia.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and HW~ Of
Representatives. o The United States of Amer
ic4 in Congress assembled, That if any per.
son or persons, body polite or corporate
within the District Of Columbia, shall make,
emit, utter, sign, draw, or endorse any bank
note, promissory note, or any instrument
of writing, for the payment or delivery oi
money, or other valuable thing, or Of any
thing purporting to be valuable thing, Of
less amount than five dollars, to be used
as q paper currency, or as circulating
medium, either as money, or in lieu of mo-
ney or any other currency, every such per
son, and every member, officer or agent oi
such body polite or corporate, concerned
in, or asserting to, such making, emitting,
issuing, uttering, signing, drawing, or en-
dorsing, as aforeaid, for any of the pur'
poses aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay the
sum Of ten dollars for each and every sucl
bank note, promissory note, or instrument
ofwriting so made, issued, emitted, uttered
signed, drawn, or endorsed, one half to the
use Of any person who shall sue therefor
and the other half to the county Of Wash
ington, District Of Columbia. And ON the
trial of any such cause, II the promissory
note, or bank note, or other instrument il
question, be in part or in the whole printed
or engraven, it shall be deemed sufficient
, 1855-08-10

=
NoBoDY BUT A PRINrER, ANYHOW Such,
was the sneering remark Of q person resid-
ing not thousand miles from the door Of
our sanctum, in referring to the profession
we follow in pride. Nobody buta Prlnts
err" in sooth II makes sour blood run
rampant through our veins to hear such !,
expressions fall from the lips Of those un-
used on republican soil. Nobody but q
Printer, anyhow?D Who was Benjamin
franklin "Nobody but q Printer l''--.
Who was William Caxton, one Of the
fathers Nof literature :, (" Nobody but. . I,
Printer !" Who was Earl .Stanhope r..
Nobody but a Printer !" Who was SAM
ucl Woodwork, the poeti /" Nobody but al
Printer" Who was Governor Armstrong;
Of Massachusetts,? Nobody but Print
er 7" Who were Governor Bigler, .of Penn
sylvania, and Governor Biglef Of Califor-
MIA Nobody but Printers 7" Who'whsii
Governor Hill Of New Hampshire1 'ftHoc
body but Printer !" George p. Morris
N. P. Willis, Joseph Gales. Charles Rich
ardson, james Harper, Horace GreeIy,
Bayard Taylor, Robert Sears, and Senators
Dix, Cameron, and Niles-who are they T.
Nobody but Printers, |" One .hihg is :
evident every person that chooses can't
be Printer. Brains are necessary.
4 10 . : F. . L
, 1855-08-10

How Much SUGAR no WE EAr.-Last
year there were consumed in this country
about T05, 900, 900 pounds of cane sugor,
and $1,000, 900 pounds Of maple sugar.
This gives more than "a pounds Of cane
sugar and one pound of maple sugar to
every man woman and child This does
not include moIasses or honey. If this su-
gar were put into barrels holding 200
pounds, and each barrel occupied the space
of three square feet only, it would require
1886 acres of land to stand upon. The bar
rels, if placed in a row, would reach 200
miles. If gar was put up in paper
packages Of GIN bunds each, it would re.
quire LAG, 400, GOO sheets of wrapping pa
per, and il only yard Of string was used
To each package, there would be required
439, ,299, 900 feet, or so, 900 miles Of string
more than three times enough to GO
round the world. II every retail clerk sold
hundred pounds Of sugar each day, il
would require nearly $4,000 clerks to sell
it all in year. If the dealers, wholesale
and retail together, made profit of only
two cents q pound on the sugar, these
profits alone would amount to nearly SIS,
000, ,000.- HcStcYN Christian Adrocatc.
, 1855-08-10

oPINIoNuPoS THE LIouoR LAw.-Messrs.
Choate, Bartlett, Merwin and others, the
kings Of the Massachusetts, bar, have put
forward an opinion on the new Liquor
Law. The sum-up is, that the law is un-
sOnnd and unconstitutional in many of its
parts; and that it cannot be executed
The document setting forth this valuable
opinion, is learned, able and full Of argu.
nent. Its effect on the mind of the com.
munity is most favorable. Those who are
fair and candid, who see things as they are
fairly, coolly, and justly, are convinced
and must remain SO, that the Law xsetShet
u It's conception, is double ton il
itself, now that it has come forth and beer
placed upon the statute book
, 1855-08-10

. II - IN
A PRoFouSD TnouGHr-I do not know,
that ever suggested to you fancy which
has sometimes come into my head 7 have
thought that by analyzing pain, l. have
been able to find an element'of pleasure, in
il. l have thought, too, that by looking
pain full in the face, and comprehendihg
it, / have diminished its intensity. Dis
tinct perception, instead Of aggrAtating,o %
decreases evil. This / have found when
reading accounts of terrible accidents
which at first made me shudder. BY "a
king them to pieces, and conceiving aof
them distinctly, ] have been able to think
Of them calmly, and to feel that l, tooso
could pass through them. Sympathy in
creases by the process, but not fear. The
sympathy weakens the personal fear but
this is not the whole explanation. The
soul, by resisting the first shudder, and by
placing itself near the terrible, BY Can,act
Of the will, puts forth energies which re-
veals it to itself, aud make conscious Of
something within, mightier than suffering.
The power Of distinct knowledge In giving
courage, have never seen insisted on,S and
yet it is part Of my experience. The unr
known, the vague, the dark, what imagina-
ton invests with infnity-this terrifes
and the remark applies not to physical
evils alone, but to all others.-l Charming.
, 1855-08-10

~ The eruption Of Yesuvius, as We
learn by accounts from Naples to the 10th
of May, was doing terrible damage. A
correspondent Of the London Daily News
says: t
"Just at the base of It lake Of fire has
been formed, which looks like red sea in
an undulatory state. In the very centre
Of this has opened another crater, which is
throwing out red-hot stones. On the
morning Of the 1th, the crater, at the very
summit, fired, as 1t were, two heavy can
nonades and after sending forth lightning,
flames and stones, broke up altogether, In
the middle Of tho cone ten craters have
been formed, and from these the lava pours
forth like river, and runs on the side Of
the Cavello as far as the Minatorc. Here
four other craters have been formed, which
throws up bitumen in the manner of pyra-
mids, and resemble gigantic exhibitions Of
fireworks. The whole Of the summit Of
the crater is therefore like sponge, and
must inevitably fall in. The thin crust
trembles under your feet. You may see
the stones dance with the trcmulous move
ment; the part Immediately round the era
ter looks like the side of heated copper
boiler. Such is n true statement of what
is going on on the summit. There arc re-
ports OF an opening towards Pompeii, which
is not unlikely, and another towards Rerina,
but | have not been up for some days, as
the danger is now very great. The expec-
tation is that the lava, should the eruption
continue, will flow down to the Ponte Mad
daloni, and into the sea. So grand and so
destructive an eruption has not been known
for many years, and even now we cannot
tell how or when it will terminate The
mountain is literally scanned with lava, and
many fear violent explosion as the final
scene Of the tragedy.
, 1855-08-10

Char. X.-AR Act to authorize The iSsHe
Of Patents 10 Lands in any State or Terrific
ry, in certain Gases.
Be Il enacted by The Scnate aM House Of
Representatives Of tie United STATES Of Inner
ica in Congress assembled, That in case Of
any claim to land in any State or Terrific
ry which has heretofore been confirmed by
law, and in which no provision is made by
the contrnatory statue for the issue of pa
tents, it shall and may be lawful, where sur
veys for the land, have been or may hereaf-
ter be made, to issue patents for the claims
so confirmed, upon the presentation to the
Commissioner OF tue General Land Office
Of plats Of survey thereof, duly approved
by the surveyorgeneral Of any State or
Territory, if the same be found correct by
said commissioner Prorided, That such
patents shall only operate as relinquish-
ment OF title on the part Of the United
States, and shall in no manner interfere
with any valid adverse right, if such exist,
to the same land, nor be Construed to pre-
clude legal investigation and decision
by the proper judicial tribunal between ad-
verse claimants to the same land.
APPROVED, December %, 1854. -l
, 1855-08-10

SEC. 8, Aud be ii further enacted, That
on the trial Of any cause other than Grim
inal prosecution, under the provisions Of
this act, it shall be lawful for the court be7
fore whom such cause is pending, to cause
to be brought before said court, and exam
ined as a witness. any defendant to any
such such suit, his agent or employer, touch
ing the matters and things in controversy
and to employ such process to effect. the
object aforesaid, as is usual in other cases,
SEC. 0. And be IL further enacted, That
this act shall be in force from and after the
first day Of November next; and that 50
much and such parts of all former acts rs
may be repugnant to this act be and the
same IS hereby repealed --''' '''-' = - . :
APPROVED, December n, 1854 id' % '7s'