Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-21
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ASS "A VEN ol golu, II is SAID, mas been
discovered near Pleasant Gap, Piltsylvania
county. Va.
Ez~ The New England Emigrant Aid
Society has received so, 900 since the 9Th
of March last.
Re- A society has been formed in Rich.
mond. Va, % aid Southern emigrants to
Kansas Territory.
Eg~ The Mayor of St. Louis has order
ed all cigar and fruit stores and barber
shops to be closed on Sunday.
,Eg- People become i'll by drinking
healths. He who drinks the health of ev-
erybody drinks away his own.
Eg- The snow on the great ridge of the
White Mountains, in New Hampshire, was
thirty feet deep on the LIST Of June
gy- The New Orleans Picoyune says
the summer tide of travel is already setting
strongly Northward, accelerated by fever
and cholera.
Eay- The Pittsburg Post says the pros
poets are very encouraging for the largest
supply of-fruit that has grownin that vicn-
ity for many years.
Eg During the month of Nav, Arch
bishop Hughes confirmed in different.
churches in this City. more than one Meus-
and souls ~. Y. Times
Gy- The report that Tom Thumb had
been married, is denied by papers in the
neighborhood of his home, and the little
General is yet match for the ladies'.
Esy- The average duration of. human
life, throughout the world. is thirty three
years. One quarter die previous to the age
of seven ; one half before reaching seven
teen.
Gs- 1t is stated as curious fact, that
the Queen of England is now the temporal
monarch of more Roman Catholics than the
Pope, and of more Mussulmen than the
Porte.
Gg- The girl who is destined to be thy
wife, although unknown to thee. is sure TO
be living somewhere or other. Hope, there
fore. that she is quite well, and otherwise
think politely about her.
Eg- 1t would be quite safe estimate
and within bounds, to say that our farmers
have set out 80, 600 fruit trees thisseason.
AT no time has the towa.of Madison done
SO well in this respect. -1uadison Patriot
~ Anoll bachelorsavs that the young
ladies. who rejoice in a multiplicity of rings,
chains, lockets, etc, to the unparalleled ex-
tent now fashionable, should be labelled like
watches in wndows-'W Warranted full ie W.
elled.'
CRAzY.-Edward Webster, about TWEEN
ty years Of age, left this place on Thursday
last. in deranged state of mind. Had on
when he left a white wool hat, black sack
coat and plaid E!khoyn Lndepend-
mt, 8kA INST.
:. CHANGE OF GUAGE.-We hear tlat the
Illinois and Wisconsin r. r. Co-which is
no" consolidated with the Rock River Val !
ley road in this State-are changing their
guage from 6 feet to feet inches, being
the guage adopted on all the Railroads in
ibis State.
R15- Six chattles arrived from the sun
ny south yesterday morning. Three of
hem are as white as any one among us
who boasts of free birth. They were the
property Of noted Southern. and have |
to set up for themselves. DE
oH Tribune, 1911 instant.
INSECTS DESTROYING WHEAT.-We learn
Of several fields of winter wheat in this Co. |
being injured by an insect working in the |
DOT. We don't know how extensively they !
rave worked; but we have heard farmers
of their wheat being nearly |
destroyed WaukesAa Plain Dealer.
Ell A spiritualist correspondent Of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer suggests that Parks
nay be quite as dangerous to society now
hat he has been hanged, as he was when
It large in the body, by prompting the vi
ious and degraded to evil, with whom his
pirit will come III association. May be so.
COOP TAsrE--Alhough the philosophers
all TO define taste, we fancy we can offer a
Call it the salt of social life
nd you are near it. 1t keeps everything
weet and pleasant to the senses and 10 the
mind, and is the only thing which Wilde so.
t confers dignity and appropriateness on
verything from a palace to a glove; from
poem to BON mot. Give man cood
.ste, and it does more for him in the world
han either genius or learning.
Cure OF HrDRopuoBIA.-It is now posi-
lively stated that seed has recently been
discovered in Mexico, called the "qroanes
ontre ie rage" and are thus used:
"Three Of them are broken up and poun
led into small pieces, and put into a wine
lass of the best sherry, (Xcres and allow
d TO steep for about "a hours, and then be-
ng well stirred up, swallowed BY the pa
lent. This dose is repeated three times
lay for about nine days. when the person
II animal may be considered as cured.''
A stronger dose will cure mad deg.
Ancient RELrcs.-One day last week,
he men employed in grading the street
Iear the Presbyterian Church, in this vii
age, found an ed bayones, about s;x feet
'elow the surface, among the gravel, in
,ravel-hill, that bears no signs of ever hav-
ne been disturbed from its natural bed
Prof. Halves purchased it OF the lucky find
n, and placed it in the archives of Carroll
College. where large number Of citizeas