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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

BONNETs. RoNNETs!. RoNNETs.,.
Mrs Nc DERK oTT would respectfully announce to the
ed large supply Of Nj IL ~ Il II "
CT O O. ID s.. Of the Latest Styles
Her supply of Ribbons and Towers, are also Of
superior quality, being carefully selected for this market
As Hrs Nc d. does business entirely the cash pripci
pie she determined to sell cheap any establishment
In the west. Her is quick sales and light profits
ln42tf
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EAsVERN CAnREAGEs EoR BALE.

eABBET's POTASH in tin Cans, for max
4 b ing hard and soft Soap constantly on hand, at
STARkWEATHER g. Co.'S
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EA~ 4 T. E%N esssEaEAssES ECK SAEE.
Fine Lot of Eastern Carriages, double and single GOV
~ cred and open, for sale Reasonable Terms. Enquire
Of A y. NURTuwAY EDGAR PkNNOYRk
henoshd Jan. ., '56. soft
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Persons calling for any OF the above please
- Advertscdn GEO H. PAIL p NJ
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

That night, for tc first time in over
thirty years, the blphers slept together,
and sweet sleep iswas; childhood came
back, aud old assdiations, with double
pleasure, we're rehdarsed.
A few days afterwards, by mutual
agreement, they removed TO the southern
part of Italy, where Henry had large
possessions, and where they continued to
reside, for several years in the greatest
happiness, Lemont was taken with them,
and employed as gaalener.
One day, in passing along the main
street, e the city saere they resided,
they mel a boy selling confessions of a
murderer, who had been executed but a
short time before they arrived. Pur-
chasing one, they commenced reading,
when, among the first act of the viIlian's
life was the murder of JOIN Martin; they
turned to the title page and read,
Confessions of the Splnish murderer,
San Driego."
The circumstances were the same, so
that no doubt was left ontheir minds but
that the man whose life was here given
was Unidentified with him Who assassinated
their father. 1t was enotgh-the cup OF
vengeance was full.
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duced almost q new era among mankind.
But beyond the use and aids Of me-
chanieal discovery, the intellectual ad-
yancement Of a rational knowledge Of the
physical laws and relations Of the Uni
verse, or even of the Solar System, has
been limited and superficial. Too much
so, 10 justify the fancy elevation Of mod
ern popular science above that Of prece-
ding ages.
The discovery and application Of par
tial laws Of nature, though true and i'm.
portant in their physical connection with
osaoss ,si,ies. .s.s4si.. asiXaown, are 100
often of themselves alone, like the dis
connected links of chain, Of little value.
And as the want of main pillar will
often destroy the stability of the most
stately edifiee-or as the want of wheel
will cause the most perfect machinery to
go wrong, or give it destructive ten
dency, so, in the present case, the errors
and imperfections in important popular
sciences, resulting from oversights, &c,
and fallacious substitutes for real but un-
known laws, are not only formidable bar
riers to the advancement of true knowl-
edge, but prominent source of the per-
yading ignorance and false prejudice; the
DETECTION Of national, social, and individ-
ual principle and integrity-of the per-
yerted perception of what constitutes the
true elements Of the happiness and dig
nifty of mankind, and of the concomitant
consequences which flow from these over
whelming proximate causes.
In another point of view, this subiec is
fraught with thrilling importance. The
connecting links which disclose the har-
mony ofthe laws ofnature with that which
purports 10 be the true record OF their
origin, received direct from the Creator
himself, are as yet overlooked by popular
science And the discrepancies between
popular hypotheses, and the litral record
given in the Bible in reference to the
Creation, the Deluge, and kindred subjects,
amounts TO nothing short of positive
contradiction.
Can there exist in language or -idea-a
than the popular theories rhat the sun
FIRST existed, and that the planets, &c,
were cast off from him as sparks or rings,
organizing in the course of almost count
less ages into worlds,-on the one side
contrasted with the Bible statement Oh
the other side, that the sun was created
on the fourth day-nor until after the
earth, with her seas, and her continents
covered with vegetation, was completely
formed.
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Tm CIxcTSN4rt PLArKoRs- II any
ol cur readers yet haso any stomach 'oF
the Cincinnati platform, lel them read
the following from an Arkansas Wing :
..Now. this Cincinnati platform seems
10 Be- a perfect hodse-podse. Tom Nix
man n.e,l 10 tell Of a friend OF his drop
nins IN about liuner iimc on an old lady,
~ ~. ited him 70 draw up 20 the table.
The old lads helped him bountifully, and
IL being hGngry. was doing justice to 4.
@Slrsuger." sad the ord lady. you vii
fnd almost every sort of meat N ihls pie.
-sYss. nladar,.' said he, "and iisll TOO,
q h. dreN bstseen his lips what be I'M
sglned uus tlie baek -hsse oF red-horss
sucker. -l.oFi have usres. exciaiinen
The old woman, ii shsre aiai oaf sns
ssash eomb tha Bills loft Two week
ssgg.
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PRACTICAL PREACHING.

Here is a delicious paragraph from
Henry Ward Beccher:
ave havd no doubt that rigorous
landlord, having sharked it all the week,
would be better pleased on Sunday, to
doze through an able Gospel sermon on
mysteries than to be kept awake by
practical sermon that, among other things
set forth the duties Of Christian land
lord. A broker who gambled ON mag
nificent scale all the week does not 90 TO
church 10 have his practical swindling an
alyzed and measured by the "New Tes-
lament spirit" A merchant whose last
bale of smuggled goods was safely stored
on Saturday night, and his brother mer-
chant, who, on that same day, swore n
false invoiceh lhrone the custom house
they go to church TO hear sermon on
faith, on angels, on the resurrection -
they have nothing invested in ihese sub
jects they expect The minister to be bold
and orthordox. But if he wants respec-
: table merchants 10 pay anas.le. -.
tep nm not yuIgarize the pulpit by m
introducing commercial questions. 4
: rich Christian brother owns largely in .
] distillery, and is elamorous against les
a ting down the pulpit to the yuigarisy Q
temperance sermons. Another man buy
e tax titles aud about all the week 70 se'
q who can be slipped out Of neglected 10
A merchant that plies his craft with un
g scrupulons appliances Of every moan
d that win, he 100 wants doctrine on d
+ Sabbath, not those questions. Men wiz
'r two departments il life; The secular AZ
p the religious. Between them high va
Or and obaque is to be built. They wish
u do what they please for six long day
be Then stepping the other side Of The va
they wish the minister % asspage ile
'r' fears, TO comfort lheir eonseiences,g a
Ise furnish them clear ticket and Assuran
re to heaven. By such shrewd usaaas
'e- ment, our modern Gnaneiers are des'
'o' mined that Christian can serve 4
masters, both God ard nammon al |
rs same time
cal -.
.ec. Ca An lfssiiman lately bought ia
ily Bible, and. taxing il home. made
first entry Ia Il thus sPaiflek " ODo
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Or COW shut upin confined place, would
be harrassed TO death in a few hours. and
would hc eaten 'ip, except the hair and
skeleton. ia less than forty eight hours.
Az EfFEcTUAL BEMEDl FOR vERMIS.
They frequently visit dwelling houses
and Il at night, ss IS generally the case.
i IS always 10 The no Iiille discontinue
OF the inmates. They enter by some
small hole; and, from The point where
they emerge, they spread themselves over
the floor, along The waii and ever ihe un-
der surface e Ile ROOT, Ike securing
army. Every nook and corner and crew
ice in the house is explored. and no other
insect, however small, can elude their
search. The human inhabitants are gen.
orally apprized Of their approach by the
hutiering Of coekroaches and the squeak
ing of mice which have fallen into their
tolls. The motIse usually seized in the
first iasianse by single ant; sus in his
foolish attempt 10 get that one detached,
instead drumming of with it to a place Of
safety, he gets half dozen or more OH
him. In his distress and agony he falls
down and cries out, and is soon overpow-
cred by a multitude sufficient TO destrev
a much larger animal In very few
minutes not a trace of Ia e mouse is 70
be seen, except little hair and few of
his larger bones and in the morning the
floor may be seen strewed with the wings
of coekreaches thai have been destroyed
in the night. Il is necessary for the hu-
man inhabitants to abandon the house
during their occupancy of It, which, how
ever, is more than repaid for this incon-
yenienec by having the house completely
rid Of NIL other insects, which Is no small
matter in any troplricsl country. | have
known persons to be entirely destroyed by
them, who, from sickness or lamencss.
could not get out Of their way, and had
no one 10 remove them. II is said that
criminals were once punished on this
part Of the coast by being laid across the
tracks Of .hese ...lsg lRseeiee bt Conceived.
/ Ii ever this was The custom Of The cour-
try, i has siBrc passed away.
The ants seldom retain possession Of
any one house more than a few hours !;
but sometimes it takes them several days
to get through all the houses Of the same
village. There is scarcely any way by
which their progress can be arrested, and
as n general thing, thought to be the best
policy to let them take their regular
course. They perform an important ser
vice. and the Inconvenience which they
occasion is temporary, and might well be
endured for the advantages which arc de-
rived from Il.
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cRossiNG +fRrANs.

But IN nothing is the ingenuity OF tho
little insect more remarkably displayed
than in tic expcdicnt to which they fre-
qHently resort to cross little stream O.
the sand beach after shower Of rain
Sometimes their train is cut IN two by
ono Of these Iittle streainlets. To plunge
into il siugly, they nould soon be swept
away by the rush Of the current They
come 10 the edge Of the water, raise their
antennas. poin, them from ono direction
to another, a. ifthey were taking a seien-
tiac view of all The dangers of crossing
They wander up and down the stream
with the greatest uneasincss, and indr
no other way 10 cross. form iheHselv
. into a compact knot or raft Of a dozen e
more, and ,lsen launch aiemselsea spe
the steam. Tlsy have, By previous q
:..sss ssEsasi / projecting roini o. blpa on dc
opppo.iie shore, and net be carried ,.
tie current into ihe main river. Thr
moment they touch the other side shey
use tleir claws like anchors, and hold on
until The whole eompsny disenase them
selves, and march OF in single Gle IN the
track q those who have proceeded them
I have watched them for hours together
and have seen raii after rat, Of these llt
tie creatures 90 over IN safety, when
, they attempted 10 sei across singly, the.
would have been swept into the river
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THE DRIVER ANTS.

Rev. j. l.. Wikon, in his interesting
account Of $ Western Africa, its History.
Condition and Prospects" Just published
by Harper & Brothers. furnishes the fol-
lowing notice Of one Of the curious IN
sects found in that part OF the world i
DRIVER Ant DESCRIBED.
\ species commonly known as the
: driyers"-termss bellicosa-are 50 de-
nominated from the fact that they eoaa-
pei every other species of the animal
'.s~ssva % get ons oi nleir NAY. or sub
NIT 10 The alternative Of being devoured.
They are black or dark brown species,
which in size and general appearance, is
not unlike the common ant OF this coun-
try. 1t has sharp fiat head, ternlina-
ting in pair Of horizontal nippers, not
unlike one Of the species Of white ants
just described, with which il can give a
very severe pinch; and if it gets hold Of
soft part of the skin, always draws
blood, but leaves little or no irritation af.
ter il is removed.
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ily Bible, and. taxing il home. made his
first entry Ia il thus ~'aifiek y Dopa'
hue-born Sept. goth. 1856, aged ibFas
years"
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.or COW shot upin a confined place, would
be harrassed TO death in few hours, and
would be eaten 'lp, except the hair and
skeleton. Ia less than forty eight hours.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-20
TAXES.


side ofKenosha thence Thos SCOTS land thence
8 A. IT. thence to Kenosha st. thence to beginning
Est TrantCommencing rs rods of corner eflct 10,
on SIDE OF kenosba ST. themes Is rods theDce TO old
chicago road, thence 10 rds, thence to beginning
Est Tran--commencng side of Kenosha st. WHERE
the line OF sd or sd thence so rds thence
Rudd-commencing side Of Kenosha ST. 81 # OF
cor OF lot To- thence Is rds, thence A thence
Is rds, thence to beginning
Yates-Lot9 of common
Leonardcomng side Of town line road 4Ss II of
nwcor lot of common thence side of Exchange
st. rds, to point rds begging thence TO beg
Misunderstanding I'd cor lot II thence " re
line OF Holmes Nichols add n, thence rds thence
to old Chicago road, thence n rds to beginning
Brown-com ng rds of lot IL, thence to line
of Holmes Nichols add'n thence rds to Old Chca
go road, thence rds to beginning
Scottcomng on side of old Chicago road IS rds
of lot H. thence 10 rds, thence thence
10 rds, thence n rds to beginning
ii leoman-conmencing at a point IL rds of of
lot II 10 rds of old Chicago road, thence rds,
IL rds, D rds, c IL rds TO beginning
stephen Forbes-comng at point u rds of lot II,
Is IL rds of old Chicago road thence rd thence
W rds thence 6 rds, thence to beginning
John White-comng Is rds of II, thence
line of Holmes Nichols add'n thence rds, thence
to W line of old Chicago road, rds to beginning
VIM Alen-com'g old Chic road IS 34 rds
lot II thence to line of sd or thence
$50 IT, e to W line old Chic road 1S5 # to beginning
unknowncomg IS rds of Of lot II, thence
10 rds thence IDS thence 10 rds old Chicago road
thence n rods to the beginning
Est OF W Trant-comg 900 hf IT of OF lot IL,
thence to centre Of sd thence 450 IT, thence
e to old Chic. road, thence n t59 # to beginning
Geo Fower-comg 16 rds cor of Holmes Nichols adj
thence to Telegraph road thence southery rds IT,
to centre line of sd or sec rds to beginning
Johnsoncomg at of Geo Fowlers land thence to
Bonds land thence to Telegraph read thence to sd
Fowler's W corner, thence to beginning
Peter Tully-comg at of bk - in Holmes Nichols
add'n, thence rd., thence S rds, thence S rds
thence W s rds to the beginning
Unknown-commencng at of lot 16 blk 5, Holmes
Nichols addn, thence rds, thence rds, thence
ria . IN Tho auip
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Grocery and Provision Store.

AM expressing the true sentiments of my mind,
IL in making NY grateful acknowledgements to my
friends i'll the county and city of Kcnosha, for their
very encouraging support of my endeavors TO serve
them to the besl of my ability. am also thankful
to be able to add that in consequence of the cOntn
ued and increasing patronage bestowed upon me,
am enabled to make such arrangements for their
wants in my way of business, being promptly and
advantageously attended to, cannot fail to be ben
sfcial to the interests of my customers.
At my Store, No. 60 Main ST. l calculate that the
following articles shall be always on hand:
4 first rate quality Of Groceries, of all descrip.
TONS comprising Black and Green Teas, CoGces,
&e. A sound assortment of
PROVISIONS
In the way of the best quality of Winter and Spring
F2Onr, Indian Meal and Rye Flour.
Potatoes and all kinds of scasonable Vegetables.
can also recommend my Butier and Cheese, which
most chocely select. | would also call attention
to my convenient MARKET BASKETS" which have
been much called for and will always be found us
useful rs they are good.
E[~ E2ou and al other heary articles wiH be sent
home free Of carriage
SAMUEL VALE.
No. 60 Main Street, Next Door North of f. Rob
inson's Drug Store.
KeAOSh0, July l5 1855. [vl6n5
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THE WIND OF HORSES.
Kenosha, Wis.

THE WIND OF HORSES.
This preparation is in among the Arabs who
their horses three times year. for about
at time, which doubt is the of their remark
able speed and unaing wind introduced into Eng
land by Mr. BARLEY of Yorkshire, who pro-
cured the receipt from Arabian Shek Chief from whom
he purchased horse during his residence in SYRIA and
which he afterwards imported England and known the
BARLEY ARABIAN, from which sprang the largest and
splendid horses known 1t will not only prevent
but eectuay the above named compants ceanses
the breathing apparatus by removing from the air cells the
lymph secretion which in heaves clogs them causing
difficulty obreathng by its action the disease part
the mucusmembrane to resume its natural dimensions
thus equazng the circulation blood and restores the
vessels to their natural size-as
CONDITION MEDICINE,
1t unequaled its effects in this respect is truly astonh
ing Many horses which, before using this medicine
considered worth have by the of from to pack
ages been restored to healthy and sound condition the
horses appetite has been improved all the arrangements of
the digestive organs corrected the skin has become SOFT the
coat assumed sleek and shiny appearance and otherwise
much improved that they would readily sell from $50 to
sI25-The has been complete and permanent may
given to Horned Cattle ,oeH Horses Price rs
CAUTI0N-Every package of the genuine "Darleys Ara
ban Heave Remedy" bears the written Signature of
co. All other is spurious and should be avoided
much poison. Remember this. ID. W. HURD,
Sole Proprietors, 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
ey- FUTILE MOSES Aubarn, N. ". General Agents
for the States of New York and Michigan to whom all orders
should be addressed Aso for sale by K WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL, Auburn.
For Sale by STARKwEATHER Co, Kenosha,
6ms2I CORY d ENANS, Waukegan.
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Cnknown-on the n or sec T X 49, commencing 9S #
eofse corner Of land sold by J. Bond to Caleb Cook,
thence III II, W #, 5 III Fl, TO beginning
The fDLo,eip9 on " E or Sec 6 r r g.
Cyrus Burroughs-C Commencing at corner of W Hns
dale's land, thence said Hnsdae's land
thence loo #, thence s Patterson line beg'g
W LHinsdale-Commenciug "a rods Of the n Of
said or sec thence go rods thence IS IT, thence 20
rods, thence to the beginning
Smh-Commencing 81 rods of " corner Of said or
sec thence rods links thence 70 rods thence
rods links, thence n IS rods TO beginning
Nchols-Lots Is q and part of lot 2S Of the common
the part of lot IS from the side Of said lot being
front on the and So # wide in the rearAso all
lands lying Of said above described parcels and
Telegraph Rroad
Unknown-commencing 10 Of corner Of let f6, on
on the side of Old Chicago Road thence p f. thence
100 II, thence 90 #. thence 100 Fl TO beginning
Notwithstanding S. Fl Of corner Of lot 10,
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MU S IC A L

THE Subscriber has re . entIyrecei-
IL we'd large addition to her former FFye -sEq
stock of Musicai Enstruncn Is and n RI Tf n n
would invite all intending to purchase v =
to call and examine them.
seraPhincs, lEoIiaus, and IEcIodcons,
From the celebrated mandatory of Messrs Prescott
" Brothers, Concord, n H., and unsurpassed in
style of fnish sweetness and compass. These Instrll-
ments are confidently recommended to the public aud
fully warranted-the Makers inviting comparison
with those of any other mandatory i'll the Union.
Also. Agent for the PIANOS manufactured by
Aessrs Boardman & Gray, albany, and Messrs. A.
Ladd & Co.. Boston.
One second hand Mclodcon of Princes manafac
ture, for sale at reduced price
Second hand Pianos TO Rent
All communications promptly answered
Rooms three doors north of the Epscopal Church
west side of Ann street. MARY i AVER
Kenosha, June 81, lSj5-vl6nI
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w d r. II E r.

What a charm this word Possesses. It thrills the
heart of all, from prattling infancy to gray hairs
But how many are hers with all this love; and
often, in the prime of life, she whers, droops and
dies. Why this? Go watch her daily cares and anx-
etics Go witness her sleepess nights until her whole
system is broken down. indicated by SICK headache,
Indigestion, Polpitati01 Ofthe Heart and loss Of 0p
petite-the bloom from her check is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but will not enumerate-you
you and feel it all Do you want antidote for
all this Then sit up straight; hold up your shout
ders; take abundance of cheerful out door
cise battle all over every morning. and rub dry with
coarse towel; and use Moriimore's Bitter Cor
diai!-thc most invigorating, lifennpartng cordial
ever compounded Price 81. Sold by
STARKwEATHER, II Co,
81 +. ROBINSON
Drnrrists in kcnnshn
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! IEGAI1 4NOTICES
- - > - 49,
Nm Probate -AenessaR Cesyp,

IN the matter of the estate of David NJ Dung de-
oN reading and filing the petition Of Robert CoIy
lsraor OF the said estate setting forth the amount nv
soha estate that has come 10 lbs hands and the ls,
thereof the amount OF debts OUTSTANDING against
ceased ana description of all the real estate of which
dition and value of the salne-and PRAYING thgt H. son
granted 70 him to sell the whole Of said real estate ~ &
state or Wisconsin, and it appearing by said petite bs
there Is not sufficient personal estate in his hands mat
said debts and that necessary in order pay the
and expenses of administration TO sell said real ests same
1T is therefore ordered that all persons interested IL
Estate appear in this Court before tie Judge ther.
18th day of April AID. Is06 next at ten O'Clock MA.
said day at the office Of said Judge m the city and r
of Kenosha then and there to show cG,tst Gfany
be, why license should not be granted said Admis,
to sell said real Estate according the prayer of said
ton: And II fnrher ordered that copy Of this nj
shall be published in the "Irij9te 1t IeGtgrdlA w
ls newspaper printed in said city and county OF Kcnr,
for four successive weeks prior to sad day Of hearing
in stated. 'N'e
BY the Court JON b. JlISUN County l,a
Dated Feb. Esd, 1856 14S5g1 Nt'