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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-28

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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-28
Eickles Acquitted.

The trial Of Daniel z. Sickles for the
killing of Mr.. Key, has been brought
to close, and the culpirt acquitted. No
one will be surprised at this result it
was generally expected. The law does
not often reach the higher circle of So
ciety in this country. Inasmuch as this
disgraceful transaction, has been pub
lished abroad almost as extensively as
the name of the United States, the re-
suit of this case will furnish a fruitful
theme Of comment in other countries,
on the morality of our American insti-
tutious
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE. The an
cient city of Quito, situated on the wes
tern slope of the Andes in South Amer
lea, has had a terrible visitation by an
Earthquake. 1000 lives are said to
have been lost, and by some accounts
the loss of life is estimated at 5000.
Quito, it will be remembered is the CT
ty where our good friend Col. Philo
White of Racine, has been sojourning
for several years,as diplomatic office
of the u, S, government.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-28

P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros, will do well TO write their orders
distinctly. t1ke name but Dr. WLdne's qreqagred bq
Fleming Bros Tttsb7gh, Ja To those wishing 10 give
them trial. we will forward per mall post Maid 10 any
part of the United States box of pills for twelve
threecent postage stamps, or vial Of Vermuee for
fourteen throecen stamps All orders from Canada must
Dc accompanied by twenty cents extra
Z. ROBINSON, Agent for Kenosha.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-04-28

IN PROBATE, KenOsh0 COlnty I'm the matter Of the
will and testament Of Zera Brswn Of said county, de-
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14

- aE ~ 20
Matte co~lnptc-rendu de son exploration,
en- proposantdttsblir I'm canal don't Ia
largeur ct la ~profondeur parurcnt 1hsui-
fsantcs i la compagllie, Il cause du fort
tonnage dcs navircs quf %seraient appe-
les i lie franchir. Or, pour executor un
travail plus considerable; on cstima qull
f,udra>t aux a%ctionnaircs un capital dc
90 Il 500, O00, 900! &c cl'iilic effraya Ia
compagnie, qui renonesa a son proJet,
apras avoir reconlal que les bcnefices ne
seraicnt pas proportionlss a la dtpensc,
NJ. Belly menera-t-il a boz! terme Pen
treprisc don't, plus audacicux on plus
clairvoyant que ses ~dcvancicrs, il a dtJa
inaugur6 rex6cntion? Nous men savons
rien. mails il nc nous parait pas probable
que, sous lie rapport pccunlalrc, ellie
dome dc tres-bcaux rGsultats. II en- scfa
autlement sous h rapport pohtt1"e, ct 81 les
actionnaircs ne touchent pas dc fort be-
nGficcs, T~lNFLUENcE FRANCHISE, en- rera"-
cite, aura rGussi Il s'implanter sur un point
du continent AMERICAN.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14
4 VENDRE,
wis AUX CoNTRIBUABLEs.

AVIS AUX CONTRIBUABLEs.
I'm vertu dun acte pour regulariscr
-AA lie reyenu de.TEtat, il est de mon devoir.
CONNIE collector des taxes de IEtat, d'avoir a
faire mon reglement avee fauditeur. dams les
Cling p~ren,5ers jjours de juliet proclaim. :
Ceei est ponr donner avis a tous les contribna-
bles. d'avoir a payer mmediatemen leurs taxes.
attendu quill. NEST dams limpossibilite d'aceor-
der un plus long delai.
SEVERN PORCHE, sheriff ct collector
DIES taxes dc lEtat-
Pointe Coupee. % a7ril 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14
r. IL Ms
Ccnstructeur ct Reparateur de Mouths a
moudre lie MATS, &c, &C.,

noNSE avis aux h"tstants dc ce'te paroisse,
Dire ct IL les rcmcttrc en- bon ctat. alIisl que les
dts mouths. ct tout &c qui concerne son Ctat.
II est tres-bien commando DIES %cltoycn> dt
cettc paroissc. ainsi que de tous ceuN pour les
uuels il ii travaillG. On ponrra. ceprndtnt. en-
rcttrrr Il NM. L. Tanncrrt. Y. llebert ct -Antoine
Dtcuir. de ccttr paroi->e: ct a NM. TIL. W. Scott,
Sterhcn Winlham. G. ct O.. Rllca. L. II. Barrow.
y. barrow. J. Carrierc. J. II. McNeclv. &c. d Est
ct Ourst FeIjciana.-S' mlrcsscr an bureau de
&c Journal. on a ?. X Stephens. 4 Bayou Sara
10 mars. . nlUls.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14

LIE rEu GRGGEols-Un Francois retrou-
va par hasard, en- faisant quelques expe-
%ricnces, lc secret du feu greSeois. En-
1858, &C meme Francois fit p~arvenir a
rempereur Napoleon III, par lentremise
dun de c aides-de-camp, PAWS dc sa
decouverte. Deja un inventeur await
propose a Louis XVI la recette de cctte
substance incendiaire; mais ce bon rol;
par amour de l'humanite, await decide
que &c secret serait tcnu pour non ave-
nu. A rexempleN son predecessor,
Napoleon fit rendre au donneur davis la
lettre. quill await adressee a sa Majestic
ct cctte restitution fit comprendre quill
men devait plus ttre question; aussl ne
fulfil fait atucun usage du feu gr6geois
lors de la guerre de Crim6e. Dependant,
il cit etc facile d%'incendier S6bastopol a
raide dcs bombes charg6es de la subs
lance inhammable don't IL s'aglt.
On doit supposcr que sill dtait fait
usage contrc la France, de moyens a
Togues.a u xqu'emploie lie capitaine an
glais Norton, lie commencement tranGals
Sc trouverait dtgage dc tout scrupule a
rtgard d'engins destructfs, ct s'cmpa-
rcrait de la dteouvcrte franchise. Des
paqucts cacLct6s, qui seraient ouvets
en- cas- de mort de %l'nventcur, sont depo-
ses Ell plusieurs endroits.
Eauteur pretend qu'une bombe, CHAR
gGe de Particle hydropyrophore, venant
a eclater en- pleine mer, i quelque pro-
fondeur que &C soft, renverralt a Ia sur
face dc Peau des. fots de aammes aussi
dancercux sous lie sillage dcs navires,
ou'ils lie seraient sur les batiments me
| mes!
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14

SAN. FRAscIsco (Californie-Lc projet
d'enscigner la langue FRANCHISE dams les
ecoles publiquues, Went d'etre pris en- Sc
reuse consideration par lc board d'edu.
.%cation, ct parait dcvoir ttre bientot adop-
te ct applique. .
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14
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M V e g & S

NJ KENYllKF EFT DU MISSOURI.
r L soussiynG Went de %recevoir dams son eta
Ia basement. situG a lIl6tel del Grande-
Levte. pres de Morsanza, 55 muIcts du Missouri.
ct I'M grand nombrc d'cxccllcnts chcyanX de vol
turc ct de scllc. vcnant dircctcmcnt de St-Louls.
II offre en- vente. non-sculemcnt ceuX actnellc-
mcnt dams son Establishment: lmals II pent atlssi.
au gre des acleteurs. ct sur commando, fare We
mir DIES cheyaux dc. tout genre desdits Etats; ccux
oui n%'auront pas les conditions youlucs-par lac-
quereur. resteront a la charge du vcndcur.
invite rsspcctueusement les habltants lie
cctte paroisse a visiter son bel ttablissemcnt.
10 ffy John III. GRAHAM.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14

US souvESIR-Les cnricux 6taient at
tires, rautre jour, dams la sale No. 5 de
Thotel des commissairesspriseurs, on Sc
faisait unc SINE exposition d'objets dart
provenant de p~inepuisable cabinet de
feu n. lie conseiller Jacquinot GODDARD.
On y r%emarquait IN petit instrument qui
est cause que Ia France possede en- &C
moment pAlgGric. G'est le curieux
chasse-mouche en- ivoife ciscle, avcc'le-
quel le dey dMssert oucha Ia figure du
consulgendral dc France, NJ; Deva1, lc
20 asril 1921, insulte. qnff ffat yengee en-
1880 par la nrise'd'Alser.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14

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Manufacturers Agriculturists, and people o. e-
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AssENBLE;EgU coNrTE CENTRAL
y ~. p,ROISSE DE LAPoINTE COUPCE.

CO comitt s'cst reuni a la Maison dc
your lundi Ii ayril dernier.
Les resolutions suivantcs furcnt adop-i
tees a Funaaimitt:
ResoIu qu'une Convention Democratic
que de cctte parolsse aura lieu lie
Samedi, 2lme jour Dc lI0i 1889,
4 la Maison de Cour, atm de nommcr
dcs d~GlGyuGs 4 Ia Convention Democra-
tiquc d'Etat, qui aura lieu lc 70 mai Il
Biton-Rougc.
La meme Convention aura aussl a
nomincr des d~6ltguGs a la Convention
congrcssionncllc qui aura lieu 4 Eidalla
(paroisse Concordia), !. q JUN;
A la Convention de District SENATORIAL;
Etala Convention dc District judi
claire, pour nommcr TN candldat 4 Ia
place d'.A>ocat dc-District.
II sera du devoir dc cctte Convention
de nommcr un colnitG central pour , ans,
ct dc dGcidcr les manicrcs ct epoqucs
auxqucllcs sc fcront les nominations
des candidats pour membres 4 la Legis-
%lature, ainsi que ceux pour OFFICERS de
paroisse.
R6so}u que lie choix dos dtltyuGs Il la
Convention dc paroissc, Sc fera de la
maniere s%uivante:
Les DGmocrates sontinvitGs 4 sc rGu-
| mir dams leurs Districts rcspectifs, II
| endroits ci-apres NOMINEES, SAVIOR lie
Samcai, 14me jour dc Mi 1859,
| Entire II h. A. NJ. ct 2 h.. P NJ, atm de
| choisir des dGlGgu6s i la Convention dc
paroissc;
Que chaque District enverra un dele
que par chaquc dizaine de votes demo
cratiques, ct I'm pour II fraction au-des-
sus dc cling;
Que les dialogues SON rcquis de four
mir, i la Convention de paroisse, une
listc dcs votants dGmocratiqucs, dams
leurs Districts respectifs, atm de fixcr lie
nombre des d6legu6s.
Les Democratcs de chaquc District
sont tenus dc Sc r6unir, aux cndroits sui
wants:
Ter District-Chez Miller (storc), At
chafalaya;
2mc id. A la maison d'tcolc dc
Chalfant, Atchafalaya;
3me. id. Aired River landing;
4me i'd. Fisher (%store) R%accourci;
5me id. A M%organza;
CINE id. Curet (storc), Ptc-CoupGc;
Tine i'd. Jules Saint-O rmain, a
Waterloo; .
SINE id. Lazarus & Loeb (store)'
au Chenal;
9me id. Ecllelard (storc), Fausse.
Rivierc;
lone id A la Maison de Cour,
Fausse-lsiviere;
lime id. a la Maison d'Ecole, Bale;
l2me id. j. l.. Dcmoruelle Il Gle.
(store), dams Pile;
l3me id. Chez A. lauthicr;
lime i'd. Et chez Simon Gumble
(storc), au bayou Gros:.
se-Lttc.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-05-14

IraL1E-Voici une adresse imprimec ct
pIacardee sur les murs de Florence, a
r~occasion d.. depart de plusieurs jeunes
gems mobiles:
::.Au1 jseuncs 1ntruens de Florence, qut tont com
ban,e pour Fiualpenda,ce rationale:
"G6nereux patriciens qui volez au
combat pour Independence italienne,
recevcz les saluts de votre vile, qui est
fiere d'etre votre mere; de nombreux en-
fants du peuple vous suiyront. ~
"Nous accourrens tous quand aura
some pheure de Ia dcrniere guerre con-
tire rAutriche. Puisse yotre exemple
etre suivi par toute la noblesse! puis-
sent revenir les beaux jouls de Floren-
&C, alors qu'entre les patriciens ct lie
peuple = y await une magnanime emula.
tIop de patr~tismc ct de vertus ciyi.
ques! saluez lei ~italien, pss~ez pour
nous lie drapeau t~riee~~n. Nous ~
reverrons bientot dams les rangs de
soldats de Pindependanee."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-01
M MisttlIanfuus.
IFrom the Common School Journal ]
To Directors.

Stale Appropriation: The 36th section Of
the general school &C. S. l.. & D. page Is, }
authorizes the State Superintendent (but only
on certain important condtionsl to issue his
warrant for the State appropriation to the
several school districts. 1t is in the following
words, viz:
SECTION SO. That as soon as the schools OF
agy district have been kept open and in op
GRAFTON at least four months subsequent to the
first Monday in June preceding, the presnent
of the board of directors, or controllers shall
certify the same under oath or affirmation, to-
gether with the name of the diStrictrS treas
urer and his post Office address. to the county
superintendent, who shall Immediately forward
the same to the Superintendent of Common
Schools, who upon the receipt of the same shall
draw his warrant on the State Treasurer for
the whole amount such district is entitled to
receive from the annual State appropriation
Prorided, That said board OF directors or con-
trollers shall hare made REPORT of the condition
Of tie schools an their districts, as directed IN Mc
t1reuty-tAird section of this act: And prorided
also, That the foregoing certificate shall have
been transmitted to the Superintendent of
Common Schools lrithiH tie school gear for
which the warrant is to be issued
These plain, clear provisions of the law,
must be complied with hereafter. The four
months certificate must be transmitted within
the school year, and the annual report of the
board of directors must be received at the Dc
pa7tment, before the warrant for the State APP
preparation can be issued. There is no hard,
ship in these legal requirements, and they are
absolutely necessary to the proper and success
fu administration of the system 1t is true
that some directors-whose promptnesS and
fidelity in this respect are worthy of the high
est ommeudation-make out their report in
due form and in due time, after having received
the appropriation but as a general thing
there is so much negligence as to time in for
warding the annual report, and so much care
lessness and inaccuracy in preparing it, thai
in selfdefence the Department can no longer
extend the indulgence heretofore granted, anC
which seemed in some degree proper while
school officers were getting accustomed to the
act of 1854, and the changes which it made in
the workings of the system.
County Superntendents are instructed not
to mail the four months certificates to the De
partment, unless accompanied by the district
report ; and they are particularly requested to
examine both documents carefully to see that
they are properly made out, and the different
items correct. After the certificate and report
reach the Department, they will be carefully
examined, and if found correct, the school
warrant will be Immediately made out and
mailed to the Treasurer to the district bu,
i not properly filed up, they will DO returned
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-01

MEDICAL Use OF SALT.-Il many cases of
disordered stomach, 4 teaspooufuII Of salt is y
certain cure. la the yoeut Internal aching.
piut Of cold water drink It aud 60 to bed it
is one OF the speedleSt remedies known Tue
same will revive receiving who seems almost
dead from receiving heavy fall.
IL an al . ll"ctic fit no time ahouId he lost
in pouring dow salt and water, if sutfi :icnt
senSioility remain to ALLOW the SwaIiogug-if
not, the head must be spoagcd with cod wa
ter unjli;the senses ret lrn, When salt will i'm
mediateiy restore the patient from the lethargy
In fit, the feet should be placed in warm
water, with mustard added aud the legs brisk
~ rubbed, all bandages removed from the
neck, and a coo! apartment procured if posi-
bic In many cases Of severe bleeding at the
lungs, and when other remedies fail DR. Ruch
found two spoonfulo Of salt completely stayed
the blood.
In case Of bite from a mad dog, wash the
port vi h s'ro' g rn. for an hour, then bind
on some salt with rag
In tOotI h. warm salc-nd water held to
the part and renewed two or three times will
relieve in most cases IF the gums be atfec
ted, wash the mouth viii, brine if the teet
with Sait and water
In swrlicd neck, wash the part with brine
and drink it also twice day until cured
Salt will cXpyl worms, if used in the food
in n moderate degree, aud aids digestion bat
salt meat is Injurious if used too much - SCI
enEf, Im.erjean
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-01

pzg" 4 barn filled with tobacco, oats and
wheat, bclonging to Andrew Nothorn of this
village, was destroyed lay fire with all its con
tents, at Biz Flats on Friday night. The con-
tents belonged to Mr Geo Tenbrok Of Big
Flats. The loss is estimated at 81 600 No
insurance. The fire was undoubtedly Gindlrd
by the torch of AN incendiary. Similar de-
predationS have been committed in, and about
Big Flats for some time past. 1t is ardently
hoped that these black hearted Williams will Q
speedily smelt ont and brought IN justice ere
any more destruction flow from their ruinous
hauds--Liaira AGrcyttSey.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-01

CAUGHT IN HIS OwN TRAP-Once two
ministers of the gospel were conyersiug on eX-
temporaneous preaching.
We'll" said the old divine, waxing warm
"you are running yourself by writing your ser
mons and reading them off Your congrega-
ton cannot become interested in your preach
ing and if you were called upon to preach
Unexpectedly, unless you could get hold of all
old sermon, you would be completely confused. .
The young divine used all his eloqucnce but
in vain, to convince the old gentleman that
the written sermon expressed his own thoughts
and feelings, and, if called upon he could preach
cxtempOraneouSy.
AS we are of the same faith" said the
young minister, suppose you try me next
Sabbath morning. On ascending the pulpit
you can hand me a text from any part of the
Bible, and | will convince you that | car
preach without having looked at the text be-
fore | stood up. Likewise, | must be allowed
the same privilege with you, and see who viii
make the best Of it,"
The idea seemed to delight the old gen.
tleman, and it was Immediately agreed upon.
The following Sabbath, on mounting tbs
pulpit his senior brother handed him d Slip O.
paper, on WHICH was NFIlleu iuu Ilc as
opened his mouth and spake ;" from which he
preached glorious sermon, claiming the at
tention of his delighted hearers, aud charming
his old friend with his eloquence
In the afternoon, the young brother, who
was sitting below the pulpit, handed his slip
After rising and opening the Bible, the old
man looked sadly around" Am not thine
ass 2" Pausng few minutes he ran his fin
gers through his hair Strengthened bis collar,
blew his nose like the last trump, and read
alond-"Am | not thine ass? Another
pause, in which deadly silence reigned After
reading the thire time" Am not thine assr
he looked over the pul pit at his friend, and
in doetul voice, said" think I IN, Broth
err
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-01
TOWANDA: =:
Thursday Morning, December !, 1869.
sslsttsh 9oetrp.
IFrom the N. Y. Evening Post.l
LAYING DOWN THE KINGDOM.
BY J. R. eRroN.

So Thomas is going to get married,
To bring home bride, young wife,
He said it himself, and he never
Deceived or joked me in his life.
When William got married it gave me
No thought of regret surprise
For the boy seemed just made for woman
To live in the light of her eyes.
And when Clara was wed to the Southron-
Though Clara, my daughter, was dear
And removed to the far Rappahannosk,
1t cost but sigh and tear.
But Thomas, my staff and my eldest,
Seemed never to care for the girls.
So proud, like the oak, to surrender
At last to soft eyes and soft curls
Since John died-six years ago Christmas
Our Thomas-he's always the same
With more than the strength of his father
Has stayed up the house and the name.
never once thought he could marry,
So kngly, so firm and so kind
All me tears will come they are needed;
For my old eyes, indeed, must be blind.
He tells me I'm getting so aged,
need more repose, more fresh air.
So daughter he'll bring me to tighten
My burthen of labor and care.
All me! He may think so he brings me
Il mistress, it must be, instead.
The sceptre must pass to another,
And to my grave, or my bed.
But, hold 1T is we'll. my Father!
Help me to subdue my proud heart,
have reigned like queen but It's over;
And another of right takes the part.
l yield her my empire forever;
And Thomas, I'll love all that's thine.
Thy chosen shall have all her honors,
As I've always had all of mine.
Come hither, my little man, Tommy,
Come hither my rosebud, my Jane
You are Grandmama's darlings and treasures
Her pearls hung about her again.
Not Papa, Uncle Will, nor Aunt Clara
So grand and SO sweet when she comes
Ever gave me one half of the pleasure
OF these little sprontlings of Toms.
They have kisses and cheer in the morning;
They have kisses and cheer all day long;
And their sports, and their grefs so alarming,
Which always are cured with song.
They know where to find consoler;
As little birds fly to their nest,
They climb Grandma's knee for a cover,
And always find peace on her breast.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-01

bS" If you want an lgnoramus to respect
you, dress to death, and wear a watch seal
about the size of a brick. bat
nA- A year of pleasure passes ike o feet.
ing breeze, bat moment Of misfortune seems
an ago of pain.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-01

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT The engine
No. III, attached 10 freight train on the
NewYork and Erie Railroad, exploded about
9 o'clock on Wednesday morning last, three
miles West of SnsquehAnna, seriously iniur-
ing Nathan Whitaev. engineer. e. Veasey.
fireman sni Fred Bowers and S. Earrisca.
brakenIcM.