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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

PASTE THAT WILL KEEP YEAR.-Disi
solve teaspoontu Of alum in quart of
warm water. When cold stir in as much
-four as will give it the consistency of
thick cream. being particular to beat up
all the Jumps stir in as much powdered
resin as will lay on dime, and throw in
half dozen cloves to give a pleasant
odor. Have on the fire teacup of boil
ing water, pour the flour mixture into it,
stirring well all the time. In very few
minutes it will be the consistency of mush-
Pour it into an earthen or china vessel
let it cool; lay cover on, and put III a
cool place. When needed for use, take
out portion and soften it with warm wa
Ter. Paste thus made will last twelve
months. 1t is better than gum, as it does
not gloss the paper, and can be written
on.--JoUrnaI of Chemistry.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

A HISTORIC HOG SKIN.-Col. Job Stout,
Recorded oi Hardin county. Iowa. has is
wond.rful pockeI-book, according to that
from be Colorado Ledger: IL was made
OF pug skin, dressed by one or the Pilgrim
fathers, and manufactured into it's present
shape by himself. 1t was from the back OF
the first hog slai by the colonists. fore
father of Col Stout's carried the pig-skin
wallet through the French war AID the
Indian, and was shot beside the brave Gen
Volt ON he bloody Heights OF Abraham. in
Sept, 1853. The pocket book, containing
some English coin. found It's way back to the
right family, aud held nothing but English
coin and Bank OF England notes until the
Revolutionary war. Col. StouL's grandfather
marched with it ON his person 10 Canada
with Gen. Montgomery. Ii was at Still.
water ierried the Delaware at the momora.
bic Trenton surprise and when peace was
declared contained two thousand dollars of
continental currency, most OF which present
ewner retains. In he late internecing war,
Col. Job Stout carried the pig-skin wallet
through several engagements and when he
fell at Richmond, the historical wallet OF
Pilgr W pig-skin was perforated with bullets
and sat uraLed with blood. The Coonel's
coat is now on exhibition at Indianapolis.
riddied by forty bullets. This wallet has
been in use one hundred and ninety years.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

A certain Hampshire county, (Mass.)
farmer noisy temperance man, by the
way. who is justly proud of his fine i'm,
ported stock, recently fancied that ore of
his best mixers was stricken with cat
lie disease, and sent in great fright for
iii" village farrier, q no'er do-well sort of
II fellow, whom he had often lectured for
his tipping propensIties Dick came.
examined the animal locked grave, and
asked, "Have you any whisky or brandy
handy ?" mo-" said the farmer. "Pat.
run to the druggists as soon as possible,
and tell him | want quart of brandy
for medical purposes" When the liquor
arrived, Dick took the bottle, uncorked
IT., smeIt Of it, and, taking good drink,
put The bottle in his pocket, saying,
Your COW will be ali right presently,
| have pulled thorn out of her foot
and walked off.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

Bnrracksvllle has an old sow that re-
Gently got INTO side.hill corn field by
swinging over the fence on a grape vine
she gnawlng it off at the root of he tree
for that purpose The cunning beast
carried the end up the hill, took hold of
1T in her tech, shut her eyes and let go
Of the ground. The next place she
found herself was in the corn field.
When the owLer came along with his
d gs, the sow found to her cost that the
rule wouldn't work both ways The
West Viyginaan tells this story, and who
can doubt its veracity?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

BrignoIi calls his twins duet /; ore
of our poelical friends calls his couplet
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

To make time go la.t--Use the spur)f
the moment
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-09

Never both get angry at once.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25

de palacio. Considerase este hecho CO.
mo un indicio, pero indicio NADIA mas,
de que no Sc llegara & crear ell pEes-
to de ministro de Ia Casa del Rey, Y
que Sc suprime la direction del patri-
monio
Ell brigadier Rosell ha sido nom
brado ayudante del Rey.
Aver ha estado a visitar al Rey
Ell senior marques del Duero.
Han visitado aver el Dep6sito
Hidrografco ell ministr6 de Marina
italiano, Sr. Acton, y ell comandante
de la fragata principe Humberto,"
acompanados del senor ministro de
Marina y del contra-alfnirante Sr.
Polo. El senor Acton ha quedado su-
mamente complacido de los trabajos,
llamando la atencion especialmente
los del viaje del ''Malespina" Y los
que 1ltimamente ha hecho en- Filipi-
mas ell director d. Claudio Montero.
Ell Rey tendra veinte ayudan-
tes de ordenes, en- lugar de los car
gos de mayordomes que antes habia.
-Dicese que ell nuevo monarca ha
suspendido ell nombramiento de gen
tiles-hombres y mayordomos de Sc
mana, y aun hay quien supone que
Sc suprimiran dichos cargos.
La Direction del Patrimonio Sc
denominara en- adelante Intendencia
de Palacio.
Los senores duque de Tetuan y
general Zabala han tornado possession
de los cargos de caballerizo mayor de
palacio y jefe del cuarto del Rey res
pectivamente.
La agitacion en- sentido republi-
cano, que dias atras Sc notaba en- al
gunas provincias, Sc ha calmado, Gre
yendose que el 6rden pdblico no Sc
alterara.
Los ministries de Espana Ell las
potencias extranjeras han fehcitado
al Rey.
Aver ha negado a Madrid elge-
neral Caballero de Rodas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25
Pormenores sobre la muerte
DEL GENERAL PRIM.

El peri6dico Official da cuenta del falle-
cimiento del general Prim en- los terminus
siguientes
"Segun Sc manifesto en- ell dia de aver
80, la fiebre consecutive las heridas re-
cibidas por ell Excmo. senior presidente
del Consejo de. ministries seguia SUI curse
regular y en- ammonia con la importancia
de dichas heridas. Durante ell mismo dia
la febre adquiri6 mayores proporciones
como era consiguiente a los grandes des-
trozos causados por los seis proyectiles que
en- la mano derecha, en- ell codo y ell hom-
bro del lado idquierdo fracturaron la ma
yor parte de sus, huesos, rompieron sus
articulaciones y desgarraron los tegidos
blandos que les rodean.
La reaccion febril que estos destrozos
debian producer Sc refej6 de una manera
violentlslma en- el cerebro, determinando
un estado congestivos scuyas funestas conse-
cuencias muy pronto Sc habian DIS senalar.
El estado Gle esta entrana va tan pertur-
bada por los asiduos trabajos mentales del
ilustre general, no podia menos de infun-
dir muy serias alarmas en- ell amino de los
protesores Excmos. Sres. d. Cesareo de
Losada, y marques de Toca, Sres. D. Jo-
Sc Sansf, d. Rafael Martinez, D. Rafael
Saura, d. Jose Vicente Hedo d. Fran
cisco Arranz.
Como consecuencia de estos graves tras-
tornOs sObrevino una inteusa congestion
cerebral, que produjo en- breves horas la
muerte ocasionada a las ocho y cuarenta Y
lcinco minutes de la noche deayer"
A las cuatro de La tarde Sc notaron
aver slntomas muy alarmantes en- ell esta-
do del general Prim, los cuales comenza-
ron por un gran aplanamiento Este tue
aumentando progresivamente hasta las
slete media, en- que Sc declare una con-
gestion cerebral. Media hora despues, 6
sea hacia las ocho de la noche, el presiden-
te, del Consejo de ministries habia falleci-
do rodeado de las personals one mas carilo
y mas respeto le profesaron siempre.
zzEl regente del reino, en- euanto tuvo
noticia aver tarde de la gravedad que pre-
sentaba el general Prin, acudi6 de uni
forme al ministerio de la Guerra, reuni6
al Gobierno y los directories de las armas.
y preside al Consejo en- que Sc adoptaron
todas Las dlsposiciones que exigia la con-
|sservacion del 6rden pdblico.
-Por decreto que tambien aparece en-
el peri6dico Official, y en- cumplimiento de
10 acordado por las Cortes, Sc concede q
dona Francisco .Aguero, viuda del capi-
tan general del ejercito ?, Juan PruA, 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25

Ruano, Chao Y otros; al Sr. Canovas
y sus amigos, los montpensieristas,
Y no quisieramos equivocarnos, pero
creemos que tambien algunos tradi-
cionalistas.
Como individuos de la familia pre-
sidian el duelo los Sres. Arellano,
Garcia Cabrera y Lamartinier
Los indivfduos de la tertulia pro-
gresista Sc distinguian por un lazo de
CASA negra enel brazo. Ademas iban
comisiones de las juntas de distrito.
Detras delacompanamientod de a pie
iban algunas fuerzas de caballerfa, Y
en- pos un ndmero considerable de
carruajes, de los cua}es trece solo
eran de las C6rtes, y a mas iban los
de los ministerios, del Regente, de
los tribunales y muchisimos particu-
lares Iban tambien algunos de Pala
clio, uno de la casa del fnado, Y ,tras
este el mismo en- QUO fue asesiuado,
en- ell cual Sc veia la triste huella del
crimen.
La concurrencia ha sido numerosi-
sima, dando todas las classes sociales
muestras de que apesar de los odios
pollticos, cada dia por desgracia mas
enconados, las almas mobiles no lie
vansus rencores mas allade la tumba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25
GACETILIA.

A cobrar. Por la Administration econ6-
mica, y So bace saber 10 siguiertA:
Como Ordenador General de pagos de
esta 'sla be dispuesto QUE por la Tesore-
ria General de Hacienda pdblca Sc salts
fagan todas las classes activas pasivas
los haberes correspondence al mes ac-
tual, observan1ose para clio ell 6Eden ST.
gu;ente:
Da 3O.-Secciones "a Fomento y "a
Gracia V Justicia.
Dia 81 l-Seccion Ia Glasses pasivas, 4:
Hacienday Ga Gobernacion,
Dia 3 de Febrero.-Secciones ga Guer
"a, 5a Marina.
Las ADMINISTRATORS Colecturlas de
Rentas de Isla veri6caran ell l,ago delas
obligaciones y-clases en- elias consigpa-
das tan luego como teugan conocimientO
de esta resolution que Sc publicara en- la
GACETA OFFICIAL de esta plaza.
Puerto Rico 19 de Enero de 1871.-
NIETO.
Lluvias. Siguen las aguas con exesiva
abundancia: los nOrtes soplan de cuando
en- cuando y limpian la admof6ra, por 10
cual esperamos QUE ell verano sera salu-
datle, 81 la esperiencia no nos enga1la.
Rateros. En- estos dias hemos dido hablar
de muchas haza6as de los cacos que Sc
gun parece abundan en- Iesta oiudal: Dr.
cese que hay una cuadrila organizada
para apoderarse de 10 ajeno ell negocio
le va saliendo bien por cue ha logradO
bur' ar la vijilancia de la polfcia. Recomen-
damo esta que no Sc duerma y tome sus
medidas para que la tai compa11a reciba
ell pTemiO mefec;d0.
Acabamos de saber que va han caido
cuatrO sOci0s.
La Villa de Paris.-No vanos describir
los horribles estragos que estan causando
en- la bella capital de Francia las bombas
de los prusianos. No, este cuadro horri-
pilante nos aterra y no queremos recor-
darlo.
De 10 que vamos q ocuparDos es del
exelente surtido de novedades de Ultima
ntoda recibidas en- ell establecimiento
"Villa de Paris" bien conocido en- toda
la Isla.
El anuncio que hoja suelta reciben con
el presente n1mero los suscritsres de la
capital, detalla todos los articulos que
llenan los aparadores ,7e dicha casa.
Visitenla pnes, los que deseen CON.
prar a'gobueno, y de seguro que satisfa-
ran su capricho.
Hielo artificial. Una correspondence de
Prussia da los sig6ientes detalles sobre> >un
nuevo aparato para tabricar ell hielo, in
ventado por Mr.. Frank Windhauzen, de
Brunswick. Sc condensa en- primer lugar
el aire una alta preston en- .un ciindro;
Sc introduce en- seguida aqua para hacer
desender la temperature del aire compri-
mido, y Sc lie hace dilatarse hasta que la
preston sea pr6ximamente la admoferica.
Sc asegura que de. este modo Sc producer
resultados que hacen, bajar notablemente
Ia temperature. Si este aire Sc introduce
en- ell dep6sito cerrado, al cual Sc hace
llegar al propio tempo una l6mina del
gada de aqua, 6sta Sc convierte inme-
diatamente en- hielO, por cuyo medic SO
pued6n obtener masas enormes, sin ne
ces;dad, por 10 tanto, de productos quf
micos de ninguna cspecie. El autor Sc
promote utilizar eate principle, perfecta-
mente demotrado d prioyi per Ia moderna
termodinamica, Ell dar aire fresoo pu-
70 para los teatros, hospitales = casas
particplares. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-01-25

lego el acta. de La session delsdia 80 de Di-
ciembre dltimo, y fue aprobada.
Acto continue Sc leyeron por el nfismo
Sr. Secretario: 10 el acta de la session de
16 de Noviembre sobre election de Monar-
Ca; y 90 el acta de aceptacion de la Coro-
na.por S. A. ell ST.. .Duque de Aosta.
Despues de un momento de suspension,
Sc lego la lista de los Sres Diputados NOM
brados para acompanar S. NJ. el Rey y
S. A. Ell Regente del RENO, la cual Sc COM
ponia de los. senores siguientes:
Arquiaga.
Cantero.
Delga1o Cd. Justo.)
Fernandez Llamazares.
Gomez de la Serna.
Jontoya.
Martos.
Uzuriaga.
!. Becerra.
Diez Ulzurrun.
Monteio.
Fuente Alcazar.
: Rubio Cd. Leandro):
Martin Herrera.
Figuerola.
Damaco.
Romero Giron.
Marques de Perales.
Navarro y Rodrigo.
Merelles.
Santa Cruz.
Torres Mena.
Rivero Cd. Nicolas Marfa).
Gonzalez Encinas.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-03-22
Referee 8 Sale

The State of Wisconsin Circuit Court JEFF
ferson County.
John Dahlmann and Anthony Dahlmann
against Thomas Dervin and Ellen Deryin,
his wife
judgments Of. foreclosure and sale
In virtue and pursuant to a judgm en- t
of said Court in the action above entitled,
rendered and dated the I'd day of March, A
D. 1871, | shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction at the front door of the Lin
don House, in the third ward of the city of
Watertown in said County of jefferson on
Saturday the 9th day of May, a. D. 1871,
at clock P. NJ. of that day, the following
described mortgaged premises, or SO much
thereof AS may be sufficient to raise the
amount due to the Plaintiffs for principal,
interest and costs, together with the expen-
ses of sale, all The following described piece
or parcel of land, situated in the third ward
OF the city Of Watertown in tie County of
Jefferson aforesaid, to-wit commencing
at the north-east corner of the brick store
now owned and occupied by Edward John
son, being a point about one foot east of
the north east corner oEzet number FIVE ~
III block numb'r forty six (46) in said third
ward, thence west along the south li4e of
West avenue. twenty (2o) feet thence at
right angles South seventy coy feet thence
at rig ht angles west seven & feet thence
at right angles south sixty-two C62l feet :;
thence at right angles east and parallel with
the first mentioned line twenty seven en-
feet thence at right angles north one-hun-
dred and thir'y-two (l32) feet to the place Of
beginning.
Dated, Watertown March 18th, 1871
ANTON FRANUL, Referee,
ORToN MULBERGgR PlAintifF a ttorneys
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CUSTOM WORK
AUGUSTUS SCHIFFLER.

Ladies Take Particular Notice.
The Real Velpau Pills. Warranted French
These pills, SO celebrated many years ago
in Paris, for the relief of female irregular
tiles are now offered for sale for the first
time in America. They have been kept in
comparative obseurity from the Tact that
the originator, DR.. Velpau is physician in
Paris, of great wealth, and has withheld
them from general use, lest they should be
employed for unlawful purposes
In overcoming female diseases, Nervous
and Spinal affections, Pains on the Back
and Limbs. Fatigue on slight exertion, Pal
pitation of the heart, Mysteries, &C., they
will effect cure when all other means
have failed and although powerful rem
edy, do not contain ca.omel, anthony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Ladies can procure box, sealed, by en-
closing one dollar and six three cent postage
stamps TO MACOMBER & BREWER, Gen
eral Agents for the United States and Can
adas, at Albany, N. Y, or to any authorized
agent V. FINK & CO., Agents at Water
town. Van Schanck, Stevenson Il Geld,
wholecale agents, Chicago.
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CITY TREASURER.
To tile citizens If Wotert0cn:

To tile citizens # Watertoaon:
respectfully announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for City Treasurer at the
next municipal eecti on. This is the first ime,
since | have resided here that have sought an
office. have beeL in busin ess here during 27
wears, and for that period my rclati ons with all
classes have been such that ne ed not say hat
if elected, l shall seek TO discharge my official
duties with impti atty and fidelity. and j n
such way as to give entire satisfaction to the
public. SIMEON FORD. z
Natertown, March 18th 1871. %
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SHe27H"s safe.

The State, Of Wiconsin-Circut Court
Jefferson Comfy.
A. B. Stevens, G. W. Montgomery and T. E.
Wright, against Bernard Miller aud Will
liam L. ArenIt,
Sale on Execution
BY virtue of an alias execution, issued
out of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court of Jefferson County, in the above en-
titled action, and to me directed and delivered
against the personal and and Real property
OF the above named Defendants, or Of either
of them have levied upon the following
described Real Estate and all the right, title
and interest which the said defendant, VIII
lie n /. Arealt hal in and to the same on
the 10th day Of Septe der A. D. 1869. to-
wit The undivided nehalf of lot num-
Der five ~ in block number eight Isl a.
cording to Cole, Bailey & Cos recorded pial sof
the village now city, of WATERFOWL, ami
situated in the lst ward Or said city, in the
county OF Jefferson aforesaid, which shall
expose for sale and sell at public auction, at
the front door of Noak's Block, In the First
Sard of said city, in the county of JefTa.-sou
aforesaid, on Saturday the 9Th day of Nav,
A. D. 1871, at O'Clock p. m, of that day
Dated Marcel 2orh, 1871,
ERNEST SCuWELLENBACH,
Sheriff of Jefferson Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-03-22

THE AnJoURNMENT-The Legis.
lature Of Fisconsin in scssi ion now
nearly three months, will, in all proba
billty close its laboss this week. The
session has been busy one, and sew
sral important measures such as the
DelPs improvement. bill and the APP
aortionnlent law have been passed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-03-22
LET US HAVE PEACE.

The displacement of Senator Sum
mr. from the committee on Foreign Re
lat ems, and the San Domingo Annex
alton scheme, are questions at present
occupying considerable attention in
the country, and creating some feeling
Of excitement in Republican circles.
1t is apparent that many Republicans
are allowing these matters to have an
uadue influence over their minds, and
have become distrustful of the further
usefulness ofthe Republican party, aud
believe that its success in 1872 ON ac-
count of these measures is much i'm
perilled, if indeed the organization is
not in state of collapse already. Far
from beng immaculate the Republi-
can party has doubtless made many
mistakes. but we are yet to hear of a
party that has not committed errors.
We challenge history, hox ever, to point
out the case of a party having so many
grave and vital questions to settle, that
has performed the work so we'll and
faithfully as the Republican par
ty. In this respect its record
is without a parallel. Those ready
TO condemn the Repu blican par
ty, and stand prepared to assist in its
overthrow at tb. polls because of one
or two mistakes it may have made IN
all its long years of trials and successes,
must have been educated up to very
rigid and exaeting standard. And be-
fore the Republican party is shaken of,
would it not be wisdom to consider
we'll what it is to be exchanged for.
There is such a thing in political ex-
perience, as we'll as in every day life
as jumping from the frying pan into
the fire. Is the barbor of refuge with
everything pure and undefled within,
to be found 10 the throbbing bosom of
the Democratic party ? Judged by the
past, the democratic party certainly
gives no hope for perfectnsss in the fu-
ture, and We think thoughtful people
will deliberate with caution before
they place it again in power. We see
nothing in the times to indicate that the
policy of this government will be
shaped for years to come, except by
the Republicans or Democratic party,
and every voter must choose as between
the former with its few errors or the
latter, led by the corrupt Tammany
ring Of New York. Both parties have
been tried, and from the past the count
~ knows what it may expect from
either of them in the future. We ask
for nothing more than that these political
organizations may receive an impartial
judgment, believing that a grateful
people will not hesitate lcng about
rallying in defence of that patty which
successfully stood by the flag and has
maintained the honor of the nation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-03-22

SAN DOMINGO The San Domingo
Commissioners are now on their wav
home. 1t is expected they will re-
port unanimously in favor of annexing
the island to the United States. From
their observations it is evident that
while the inhabitants Of San Dunin-
SO dasire annexation, those Of Hayti
are strongly opposed to TIE establish
ment of the United States flag on the
Island