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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
SAMUEL w. BEALL. Clerk,

by l., L hClIogg, Dep
have been inform d by the Clerk of said
court, that III" Attorney General has left orders
with him not TO permit the filing OF any further
papers IN said cause by any on" except himself
These proceedings against illegal banking,
caused TO by Instituted by what believed /" be-
my most solemn duty unlrr he conStiInH H. in
perfect good faith, without any other motive or
wish than I" ialthtmIy execute the laws, and
aub<crve the general interest of the State
cannot believe il my duty III any case. TO
compromise VIOLATIONS of law, or postpone upon
any rms. lis execution.
Therefore d.,clam most fny the comprnm-
l,n and continuance Of this case 50 sought to he
m de By the Attorney G'n raj and shall nnlv ith-
standing, insist upon lis determination by d. Z
course of law unless rendered unnecessary ly
u removal OF the causes ot complaint.
And a the present Executive of Ills State
MS" di>rann ald di-aynw, all pretend d arrang :
mem:s Understandings or agreements on behalf
ot This State, for tin Existence or Continuance Of
Illegal banking, or on amy other y"alnns OF The
aw
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
JAMES r. BROWN,
House Decorator. Sign, Carriage aud Or.
namcRtal
ID ~ EnJy RS n3s2

GLIDER, GRAINiR, GLAZlER & PAPfR HANGER
On; Block East of Pains HARDWARE Sore, and Oppo-
size the Eagle Foundry,
PARK STREET. kENOSTA
Onhand above, the present determined 20 givr
sas cn 20 I'll Il o-e VITO may iayor him with her
J. r. T. having had eral years experience in Il ar
Of Tor NnhinF, III one of the trS honsrS Eur0pc.
cid manUinc Lr:Eg tie greater portion of his colo
that h" wi be abed supp Painters Dt lrrS an.
others with Z" and chenp rr.cic c eap,r than hG ever
brf ne I t n Offer, in tins city.
y ms mixed ready Tor Use ut small advance on New
York rices.
NiNDCW SAS|,kept rcady primed and glazed. at tn
low price : GEMS f. by 10 and arre size tn propr
TN. Tie Elastic VARNlSlI for Carriage Tops Harness
&c.
Farm Frs. and Others. abon tn build will find thpi
Interest cal and examine before purchasing e here
kcnoshB, March, 1852. 40
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC wo>rrR.

INFoRrANr To DisFEPTI, s.-DT. J. :. Holghtons
PEFStN, Y4s TrHc Dlgss;Ire Fad, q Is;-tc Eic pre-
pared from RENNET, o. trr FOL RITZ STOMACH OF
rE oN. ,l,c- directions @! Baron Irhig great Physi-
nSca! chemist. by ! - IloSh.ou, NJ D., lphia
This irA and-rful remedy fur indigestion. y ptp-
Jasnd,ee, Liver ,mplain,, Con>sip and Debility
Curing alter Ns.IruS method, BY Naury> q agent
The Gastric Juice Pamphlets, containing Scientific
iruct ofS value, furnished y gratis. See
among the medical Ad, ertl.t rnCnl-.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
FAX SEEDi

THE undersigned has made arrangements Tor procuring
j quantity y SUPERIOR FLAN SEED in season io
sowing This spring
Farmers Of kenosha County who with "a try the eXper
OF Flax C4urr, obtain supply o. the seed by
engaging it Of the undersigned previous tie 5th Of Apr
next. J. BOND.
Keaoshs, March Sab, lisa
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

I'HE 1n OF \. LEWIS & Co., ha. been d ,nl, Cd ly mn
iua 2 Ti.et all person. indebted 20 said mn r., i ~
Or hcroHf ar requested and rHpccsnd 30 settle, ~ -qn-
rrAaat 4'ay \. I'wi-, vl"is ,ly gu,h,iz. d O.
lie ny acc'ns % ID" sad rfa TIE business ID be- contn.
ued by The subscriber e.. :hc same lace A. bet 70 hero
Eds Mi l,.. Id ;it'Tp tor cash. 4. LLY|IS.
ECuG-l!a. Nov. II, ISL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
Alt'Hl"'N beileTdl.
ALEX. MITCHELL,
Sec. for Wis. Marine and Fire
Insurance Company.

STATE s95a or WISCONSIN, csoa2, Is.
l. Samuel w, Bail, Clerk of the Snpreme
Court of said State. do hereby certify that the
within and foregoing is true copy of the stipn-
la'ion filed in the above emitted cause on the 23d
day of March, A. ID. 1852 as appears on rec
ord
10 testimony whereof, have hcrrnnto set my
hand affixed the seal Of snl Conr, ut
Il. Madison, This 23d day of March, A. D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

ComI'cxiou liclsly tLt.d With tie llood Of health
" iii kin pure and fair Inirun marble
son md -wrvta- he fragrant ru-t--
Teeth sound and uhi.,. aahs r.
Breath OF swCc'rs fragrance, and I- ~ cnrultjnt
" Iih lowing u-l";- and 4lursy locks,
LuHHfrnj tree, dancing gracefully DER tie swan ike
Hctf.
No dark r"pplsi'c spots To m1r,le pleasing picture,
Or 70 cast du shudcH Ger bea!iy : master piece
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
Your Ob't Sprv
ALEX MITCHELL,
SUPERINTENDENT } oi,be Dec term =, w "

Ec"CTetarF.
SUPREME COURT, )Of,he Dec. term to wit:
STATE OF WISCONSIN March %, 1852.
State Of Wisconsin,
Ex'rel, the Att'y General, Information in rela-
vs.. ton of Ono
The Wisconsin Marine Warranto.
Fire Insurance Company.
1t Is stipulated and agreed between the parties
hereto on the part of the State upon receiving
assurances herewith filed and made part o.
this stipulation. that this case shall he continued
at the June term Of this court, until the Decem-
Der term thereof and in the mean time all fur
Their proceeding shall he suspended, and on the
part of the said defendant, that upon the cnmpi
anre by the said company. with the assurances
by them h,re With given it the State shall at an,
lime discontinue this sur the said company
shall pay to the State all cost stheretnfore incur
red in and about the prosecution Of the same.
E. ESTABROOk.
Attorney General.
ALEX. MITCHELL,
Sec. for Wis Marine and Fire
InruyaDca COn,Dopv
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

a VALUABLE FARM, III Nevvrori. Lske CO., Illinois.
IA IS miles r1m keuosha. ard ON Naukezan. Said
Farm ID - ti.y uudss { u! a'n: ThTry
Graz Land; aId For Psiure welt fenced into three
lo.s-ha> good tRl NE HOUSE AND BARN-goy5
well 81 vafrr, Sc, sc.
TERMS l>Y. tor particulars inquire q: ho Shoe s.
Lsliher store Of +. W. l.! man.
4-4I JAMES ROBSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

The interests of the public. Even in seIf-de-
fence we have never interfered with politics, or
used the moneyed power Of the institution to
gain improper influence. We have never en-
couragad undue specularions or produced expan-
siuns, but have yielded every possible aid in our
power, TO the business interests of the country
in all its pitts. We believe that in conducting
To the wonderful progress and prosperity of our
infant State, in times past, our influence has not
been unfeIt and when the time shall arrive for
winding up the affairs of onr Institution, il will
be with the satisfactory feeling that while it has
promoted our own interests i, has a, the same
time done some service TO The State.
Respectfully,
Your OFT Sprv't:
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

otandaTd E'cen SHAKE. peare. Byron. Milton,
> Uo~per Thompson, GoldsInh b, eyidse, LnnsfeIlos,
I'd Ossisn,ean - seen, DEVELOPED Il tbsIr Poetry,
k,Hs's Book Sio~s,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
EI.IZuR WRIGHT Editor. CllAs. LIST, assistant Ed

EI-IZIK ~
rr,uF Manly COMMONWEALTH contains more rea-
dino matter and more and fresher NEWS, ihln any
o,her H.ton paper 1t is independent in every thing ana
mi in nothing tits reglously conserNaIiN DIAL god
ii',nS and radically destructive towards all bad ones
II ia he only paper il the metropolis OF New England
bjcb odvnca.'s Free SOIL the Repeal of the tGghHc
,,orld tor the defence OF Liberty every where.
TERMS:
DAIY-(Sundays excepted s. year. invariably IN
adIanre civ subscribers, Il cents per week payable 70
he carriers; or So per aTlnuh' pa! "Oie " N " '''
office.
WFEKLY-Sa,urdas morning., s. year IN advance.
CIub. ordering three copies address So 10 copies
SIS; ~ copies S25; 30 copies $50
~" an POstmasterS agents.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
THE GREATEST
IN ID Il G e. vi T. Mt s
ia 3 AIT

W iCh nave ever OCcn Ecsc.cu are now hSu IOTh al t
OLD STAND OF
Ia 3 AIlYEo
Iicinul deaf satisfaction in knowing that h
can cuisIl many his ffieds aur
in tie GRE Vt BAR AIN which he vi
Them in every Ni.r Of NiRDU3hF ihIt was exc.
it Of needed il the Jara.saipg Of PALA, H.
building lRIGArr. II ,crmS To- be u~ac-, to aitcnI
ale the differ which compose his
OF SilELF Gut DS; ana side, n spHper oud b.
large enough 10 coat,in them. Ills
STOCK OF IRON
Is undoubtedly tie be-, assortment that pUsC
10 the Pnt!ic eq-s in the state OF Ni.con-in
His u>sur.mra. Of Stove. embraces every vari y Of
COOKING. PiRLOR AID BOX.
The following Of the many kinds kept at hi
Establishment:
Queen Of Ihe Wet, Alright ,ok Stove, warranted t.
stand ire, Cook and Bake perfectly.
Queen ufthc Prairie d.
kInI ufihc Prairie do
Bucks Pa ent improved,
UahawHys do
Albany Cl:y do
New World do
Clinton
kIhbuuu 'sPrenium. Castings Warranted.
do do with Elevated Ovens do
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02


,nNUE Subscriber would take this method to inform his
q friends. and the public, that he may still be found a
nc old and we'll known Establishment, which he offers
or sale The coming Spring, over
10000 APPLE TREES,
If fine from five To years growth from the
graft, sound, healthy and s;ocky trees, at Scents each
ALSO,
Pears, PIums, Cherries, Peaches QHinceS,
GrapPS, CurranS, GO,SeberrieS, R0Sp-
berries, Strawberries, dc,
At prices to correspond with the times, or the Onamen
ial q large assortment Of
SHADE TREES. SHRUBS, HARDY ROSES,
~ - FLONERlNG PLANTS, BULBOUS ROOTS,
@e~A DAHLIAc Il large and choice assortment g rceH
-~- House Points, amy quantity OF EucTgrccHs, >pr"-
rs. Frs Pines. Cfdlrs, and in fcl almost every thing
isually t. founl in ch Establishments. The Fruits
ave been .ecc cd with regards quality and
lrduc>, Trees. Tie y. rscFy is locHed the open
'ri.ic with Northern exposure; The land has never
,ren manfred, uscqurny he trees pcrocly hardy!
ID trees from this Nursery seldom fail to in Trans
nuiing Az Invited To call and examine tor them
Nc-, rs the subscriber hope. from long experience and
ric pcrsan; Alteration merit continuance Of tie p4b
,ic patronage.
n b. AnIet.crs Of enquiry sent TO the Burlington Post
flee will receive prompt attention.
Catalogues gratis NJ HE Nursery and by mail, post
raid JOHN bell:
Wisconsin Nursery, Feb. G, 1852 1916
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

which
Sgyars, Tees. CoFses, R;:s, No'7ssss. Cur,
rams, R4isJns, AImonds. Candles, To-
J1cco, dc. Nacaere!, IFbus Fish,
Cod Fish, S1ieraiuS, Soap,
With general assortment Of every thing ever found in
GroCe-y rs adjustment.
The abo GUJds W. DTTEaNtSxo 70 dispose r. a
such price, viii ntre as0nlsE IEJse who have h-Fe-
70. ore traded II Niyc- LsjL.
Al s<k Is that you would call, Il You hsve
the MONEY ~ IOCR JCkET, Tor the truuds MUST BIZ
SOLD And we have tlrsher s4-g-s. that al ~ .. IN
d5bod 20 bT uJ.e ~ k acCo4a. wil L Il amazing.
y ~ !ber Interest 70 CAL IN -! seil.Gp-,
Kenoshe, Dec. lob, Is:.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
BOX STOVES.

kS!k< CAaI.,sIG
III thoS, wishing F.R<r RATE ARTIsIr Of u ARD
BREAD. un ~'ITi u,jigc. "a per nd ed. Ca.
be birE supp &c az he MaA tax -. Al,,.
Boston. aud SIn4 a,skcr-. KEPT Instantly h.ld
kcnJ>E.. tch. 1852. - HARVEY ED5LKTGN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
EtST Received, ch fr lm the Eastern Market choice
90 and extensive selection of Books SrArIoSERY,
FANCY AErI Les, :, whjch the on Country Ncr,
chants, and school Committees are invited.
SCEE0OE EROOEtS.
large assortment. embracing the k'nds used in
Academies and Schol. away hand and will be sold
~ The loves. prices.
ia Si0no rE1a
complete assortment constantly hand and ready f
exhibition, At prices That will prove satisfactory purcha-
Paper, Pencils States. P.r-Eo'ios Fancy and Common
lnks.ands, Cray Mathematical ns runcnj< 4 cat
variety Of szes pa rus. and qlulles Of Bu hike Le.
ter Document, Note. and Card Lneupe, &C, &C.
Blank Books.
complete assortment Of Elak Account Book, ruled
70 al! the various patterns in and fan and ha bound
Calf sheep Inuacgr O! the best pare. either mcii-
Day Books, Invoice. Letter Sale. Cash, rider. Receipt,
Record Books Also "A great variety Of Miniature Mem
oraudn, Time and Pass Books to which the attention Of
purchasers particularly invited. Feeling assured ,il,
his department my stock 10 bc surpassed either
qIll,! prcc Town School or Private LiJtarc-, sup
piled the most liberal terms The Public generally are
respectfully invited 10 call unl my sock, viii al
ways b. ready fJF examination
SIMEON KING.
kGnosha, December, ISL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
RGduay's Ncdicaf d Soqr.

Composed # the mos; delicious and fragrant gema
TT cNtrH"t- oils and cosby esscrCcs--
Jh flowers, rp1t.. trees and oriental plants,
Possessing Wondr"Ls yIr.ucs Ger -kiE diseases.
To the Comrl"Ti,n Il imparts Bsan'g
Is cleansing The skin from al erIJ'3,c laaIrer
SaEr Glenn Tic pre-, gl'a G.'!uf e. 'A"cd iErCs,
~ which all = iS0I3, ~ hulDur~ are r.pc, d
Md healthy seton h. Ity h ~ tc,i.t.d.
T. tie tech II g.Nt> Nhttf,a.- aud pys ,gt, 1a-hy,
Il NAH - ne -ku ,f'i ~Ncyi 1l.J >Ibysh,
rll..prm- re iulzj q tis,'. ald dtsa.L-tt tl?gq
/ q clear aud DE .uItl. Complexion.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
AMERNAN HDTH,

II TUE Subscriber ereby a~trs 10 lc. his Tavern
z "a stand known a. the - ATEUI'AN TzNPLRANtE
- HoCsE, situated ia keHosha Ci:y, " scaI~u, tor
- term If YEAR. The hc4'tJu thi- stand and
he her' patronage always extended a. This Esabu hnen
sufficient recommendation. f,f lFJher particular, en-
qEi!e oiiAe Subscriber On tie Promises.
CHARLES L. BOARDNAN
Kenosha. Nov. D. 81. ar
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02

DIAPER Window Shades. n nrw and extensi,, Ia Of
| figured iNp0w SHADES. Iustreceyed ana t,r ,ac low
1t Aug.lb kISG's BuoK,TuRL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

II this practice is ntnucd any lqgh of time, the
patient will only away, he brain viii become
paroly cd and HE nicccl d. troy ID.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
SPECIAL MESSAGE.

The following special messageof the Govern
Or was sent in to the Legislature yesterday, and
rofarred TO a select committee -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

WILL sTnP TnE MOST pis1EES1lEn rAGNs
ls etiucS arr like 81 ctiClty arrests distress
sit paIg- In Few ,nd. ~ 500 ming .,ll md
hGIlili influences thi !, through every uinu cc
brauc, ana establishes the secretion 81 eve! 'd III TIE
- sem, sdGduing the mos cACrUciaup I;roN5 PAIN
and IAparLmg sNCng b and NalLA ~ eve. ,rg u.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
HEALING VIRTUES.

II Is fact, authenticated here. well all the
Statr, and indeed the whole western STATES. that SOa'<
Medic have attuCd a wide spread cClchriy, aud re-
ptun. which they justly entities by their 'hsd.trg
rrtEcs, and powers. We ainuug those who
proLe endorse every patent humhuI that along
and IN this instance have delayed our ENDORSEMENT uuU
haNc been able 10 make assurance dUhly
lv testing personally ourselves bat from
niouv Of a numerous Hnrton OF thu cOnuH,ulty I.t.
aruund u.s., Illinois G bc, April ~, ESQ.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-02
SELLING OFF!!

TIE Subscribers. wishing change their present hus
ntsS, selling iLe- STOCK u Gtu-cres and Pro
visions 81
PRIME COST FOTs CASH.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

ST LOulS.S Carpenter, Philadelphia Boch-
France D Sesnd, PhiIps Col Golfer lady Hume
lady and servant s Ewing and Mrs Ewing Ewing XIV
Rsgsdsle lady and servant Miss Brooks Boston Mai
81 Andrew reen VIM Griffith Edw HYDE Gray England
ttznangin, Teunen, Scotland R Yates lady Coffin
Mrs Danas, Y; Wright, McKesver Baltimore; W VI
Henry A Henry Wade Lamasure Phiadephia DIR Me
Comk, Lady md servant o; Misses Randals Florida
VERANDA DR. Means G; Saunders and servant Ala
Thos Goodmnn lady child MOBILIZE Kmbal D McCon
Ieymon Taylor La.
ClT &c HArnan, VIM Knox, J Lawrence Dunning ] L
Hatch o; Robinson Ga u NJ Hodges Morton NJ Le,e
Chiffon ns NJ Gage, Nnnneee Ala Fletcher Coyle Ky
chi.m, G B Warren, Miss; Robt Perry, La.
AR i y Reese, Ala Giraldin, o; NJ An,tell, Ark
Wilkins La B CLEMSON White Mo: Clinton Miss Gems
Gradn Fletcher Ark D : GORE Texas Mnty La
lSnmng, Tenn Louis Furnham, Ark Frank Whtlaw, Pa
COMMERCIAL. Thos Armstrong, Mobile John Tonnr WIN
hamilton Louisville Fletcher, Cairo; John Sweet Miller
Ward, 7 Maddox, WIN Jones, Cincinnati '
r. p Rate Gordon,J Mccormick, La; Bsasley
pf les"rdtn Miss e Bfasher, Murphy Capt G Hill, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-31
important Communicates. |!
DIR. SHERMAN AND HIS RUPTURE CURE.

NEwoRLEASs, March %, 1852.
me- through the column, of
JOURNAL present the public the following may
the engenng who constantly exposed
calamity During practice OF twenty have had frequent app
cations made by afflicted with hernia
also witnessed many this life, after suffering pains OF
strangulation all failed some instances
after they had undergone surgical operation
have therefore had occasion examine and apply all the
and found all but that late
injurious ang only temporary relief while they
and gradually enlarged the rupture The aude meeting
my views Sherans New Patent Truss My first
called by patient mn who had rup-
tre for after he had been using successfully
three four weeks, which have it to
about twenty persona many whom permanently
from knowledge Of what Mr.. Sherman has accomplished by
of his Truss and Rupture WASH it my opinion
of RUPTURE his treatment may radically cured
D. l., WARD NJ D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-31
MADAME sosrAo.--A pari. correspondent of the Ma.

MADAME soNrAG.--A Paris correspondent of the Ma
tional Intelgencer says
it that Madame Sontag proposes visit
ing the United States next summer in company with the
famous pianist. Thaberg, This distinguished lady has
Just completed brilliant engagement in Leipsic reaping
thererom most worthy harvest of glory and gold-of
the hitter the rate of five hundred dollars per night
She has declined the most tempting offers of Pru sian
managers to visit Berlin, aud appear other stages of
that county rs Sonag She declines upon the ground
that, member of the Prussian nobility, she cannot
with due regard to the of her rank appear
upon the boards in Prussia She is married to Italian
nobeman Count Ross and she is known in the sra,,de
monde rs Comptesse de Ross 1t is not this title. how
but that of Mademoisee de Lauenstein that con-
titutes the incompatby of her appearance upon the
stage within Prussan dominions. The child of humble
nerant play-actors she ennobled by the King of
Prussia under the above title in 1925 Her royal master
thus kindly used his kngy prerogatve less reward the
already usrous Sontag than to smooth the way her
marriage with the young Italian nobeman who after
wards became her husband. The Comte himself was dis
posed in the ardor of youthful love- to summary dispose
of the difficulty. and violate decorum by marrying art
st pebeian by BIRTH and noble only by character and
talent but the Counts family, and the Counts royal
MASTER the King of Sardinia not coinciding with these
views nterposed objections to the happiness of youth
full pair which the King of Prussia removed by patent
of nobility in favor of Mademosce de Lauepsten You
will be pleased with her in the United States and pre-
dict for her should her visit actually take place. de-
servedly successful and triumphant career.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-31
Gable TaIk.


Bean Brummel celebrated English exquisite in the
reign of George the Third who would every morning try
three dozen Of starched white cravats be-
fore he found suit his critical taste Now Leigh
ton SO Canal street has apart from magnificent stock
of shirts very moderately priced assortment of fash
onable summer cravats, very varied-some having, in
deed, the Kossuh tel
How exqusitely the individual mind
(And the progressive powers perhaps no less
Of the whole species) to the external world
Is fitted and how exquisitely, too
Theme this but little heard Of among men
The external world is fitted to the mind.
country life is conducive to intellectual meditation
and those about removing for the should pur-
chase of White So Canal street, number of his yalua
Bile miscellaneous and educational works Also fine as
sorted stationery.
Tradition has it that Music was invented by Jubal B
G. 1900 that vocal choruses invented, B. G sos :;
that notes invented by Gui D'Arezzo A. D. 1925
and that the Italian style of composition introduced
about A D. 1916. We thus reminded that the pub
shed music sold by H D. Hewitt SO Camp street is of
the most fashionable kind while his pianos vioins gui-
and flutes from the celebrated manufacto-
ries.
To-day Thursday, Friday and Saturday, are the last
four days of Giddons beautiful Panorama of the Nile
at Commercial Exchange Hail. St. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-31

ENGLISH JorRSALsM.-The returns of the English
Stamp Office published in the London Times of the LIST
instant give extraordinary statistics relative to the
that the circulation of that great journal the "rimeS
exceeds by over four and half millions of copies the
aggregate circulation of all the other London newspapers
put together both morning and evening, including the
Morning Advertiser the Daily News Morning Herald
Morning Chronicle. Morning Pos, sun Globe Standard
and Express The circulation of the whole of these pa
pers i'll 1880 tested by the number of stamps issued at
the stamp ofce) was not quite and half millions
while the number of stamps paid for by the Times was
precisely e000O0 thus exhibiting the fact the Times
possessing positive average circulation over 600
copies per diem As the Times has free list and sells
only for cash. this result is the surprising 1t is uu
derstood that the circulation in 1852 is 10000 day
By the returns alluded to- it appears that while the Times
has been gaining ground for the past years all
other newspapers both morning and evening have been
rapidly sinking In 1915 the Times circulated 100000
papers and all the other journals upwards of 100000
but in 1850 the circulation of all the other papers had
fallen to under 100000 while that of the Times has
risen to nearly II 900 600 and is constantly augmentng
1t in fact conceded that most of the London morning
newspapers published at loss while the profits of the
Times are known to exceed 100000 year The Times
pays for stamps advertisements and excise duty about
S500000 year to the government The daily eircua-
ton of the London papers is about follows Times
10000 Morning Advertiser, 5000 Daily News 5000
Morning Herald. 5000 Morning Chronicle 2e0o Morn
ing Post $500. Most of these papers falling off in
their circulation yearly and the evening journals
amuch worse position.