Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-03-03
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LEGAL NoTE.-A Philadelphia court
has decided that false entry by clerk
in the books Of firm is forgery at com
mon law, and must be punished as such.
IGzy" Rail road trains are now running
regularly across the isthmus of Suez,
drawn by locomotives built in Massa-
chusetts
Mr.. Cough, the teetotal lecturer, is
lecturing at Edinburg.
The PROSPECTIVE WooL MARKET
The prospects Of the wool market are
very encouraging,and the agents of cas-
tern firms and spectators are already
trayersing the country, contracting for
the unsheared feeces. Prices on the
old clip have advanced so per cent, and
the wool bought at 4Oc per ID. last fall
is now worth G0c, and stilltend upward.
-MilW0ukee Free Democrat.
The King of Sardinia is about to be
married to q sister Of the Emperor of
Russia, aud a cousin by maria sc with
the French Emperor. All this indicates
that Sardinia will be sustained by both
France and Russia. Austria may strike
the first blow by the invasion Of Sardin-
Ia If so, France will pour her armies
iuto Italy,
Experience and wisdom are the best
fortune tellers.
God hath given to mankind a COM
mon llbrary-his works and TO every
man a proper book-himself.
A SURE CURE FOR ERYsIPELAs.-A
correspondent Of the Providence Jouy-
nal says that in ninety-cases out of ev-
cry hundred, cranberriss applied as a
pouItice will etfectually cure the erysip-
elias. There ID not an instance known
where it has failed to effect cure when
faithfully applied before the sufferer
was in a dying state. Two or three an-
pllcations generally do the work.
a great many persons undertake to
build fortunes as Pat tiled to build his
chimney. They began at the top and
built dorm.
My dear wife, / wish you would try
to keep your temper MY dear husband
l wish you would try and get rid of
yours
The chief secret of comfort lies in not
suffering trifes to vex one, and in pru-
IDENTIFY cultivating an underground of
small pleasures, since very few great
ones are let on long leases.
There is nothing worth having that is
not difficult. My life, and, suppose the
life of every man who has worked with
hand or head, has been one LONG contest
with difficulties, and none Of us would
be the men we now are, if we had family
allowed difficulties to conquer us.
/ GEORGE Bowman, of Milwaukee. and
HENRY STRONG, Esq, formerly Pres
ldent of the Oshkosh Commercial Bank
, have opened new Bank at Green Raw
called the Bank of Green Bay It's bill.
will soon be in circulation.
If dull weather affects YOU. marry :
warm hearted girl, and make sunsbint
for yourself. Bachelors will find this
far superior to either billiards or bur.
gundy.
That load becomes light which i
cheertully borne-if the spirits are buoy
ant, they diminish in a great degree tn
weight of suffering.
STILL FOR SLAVERY. The bill ahol
ishing slavery in Kansas territory whicI
t passed both Houses of the Legislature
did not become a law. 1t was sent t
Gev. Medary, and still reposes in tn
pocket of that model Democrat.
THE New YORK Journal of Comm,
cree says that one hundred negro resi-
dents of that city contemplate leavin,
for Africa, in the sprng.
VINO ARE ITS FRrENDs?-It will be nc
tieed by our telegraphic columns, thi
morning, that the Senate has again re
fused by vote of 20 to 26 to take u,
the Homestead bill, and what will doubt
less be generally expected that every on
of the twenty-nine who voted againS
taking it up, are Democrats. Miilacaa.
kee free Democrat.