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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-21
Earthquakes and Snow Storms I'm the Month
OF April.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Earthquakes and snow storms occur periodically be-
tween the 18th and 18th Of April The recent sEow
storms have been extensive We have accosnts of
on tn. 18th at HaNsx Nova Scotia, and Buffalo, N. Y.
on the 14th and 18th at Buffalo Albany, Philadelphia
New York and New Haven; on the 10th and 18th al
Petersburg, Richmond, Washington Baltimore, Whining
ton, Philadelphia, New York. Boston, Albany and Buffalo
1863, Apr, l4-Snow storm at Utica, N. Y.
1852, &c 1B-Snow fell at Newbery, VT to the depth
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Details Of Foreign News BY the Canada.

The mail steamship Canada left Liverpool at
10a o'clock on the morning of the Esd ult.. and
arrived at New York on the morning Of the 9th,
bringing one weeks later news.
The steamer Petrol, Captain Tins, with III
passengers, from Glasgow for New York, had
put back to the Clyde, where she arrived on
the 18th, having met with severe weather,
her masts carried away. decks swept, bull
warks driven in, and leaky. Two passengers
had died.
The United States steamer San Jacinto had
arrived at Southampton, and would leave in q
fem days.
The steamship Arctic, Captain Luce, sailed
on her regular day. Nothing since has been
heard Of her
+. THE WAR.
The first of the landing of the expedition against
the Crimea comes from Vienna, dated evening of the
2Dth. as follows:
Fifty-eight thousand men landed at Eupatora the
1zths,
The next the following official announcement for
warded from the British War Department to the London
Times OF the 22d, for publication
Teiegraphic accounts have been received by her
Majestyes Government from Vienna and Bucharest an
nouncng that the allied forces consisting Of % Eng
is 2o0o0 French and 5000 Turkish troops landed on
the l4th at Eupatora without meeting resistance
and had commenced marching on sebastopoi.n
inc news IS also confirmed by official dispatch posted
; on the Paris B0urse on the 2lst. &
Since August oath, Prince Menachiko has been in in
activity between Perekop and ssbastopo organ
izDg levee masse. 344
detached forts sufficiently garTisoned The road from
baiskava TO falta Is rendered impossible and partly
mined There three forts ut Eupatoria, the
second on the east third on the west and the
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EeesUareof Sty.angestatsa KEerntes,
sUith ALL Its Horrors 2!
liz hs fa ing PATENT TRussi

nable for the of RUPTURE In all its
forms popularity the afflicted proclaim
hsirriends with heartjoy am cuTedla
cured, by the use Of
sIIERMAN,s PATENT TRUSS ANDaRUPTURE REMEDYnlii
The Faculty this country we'll England
their Of hs euIa.
the only that constructed
with the principles Surgery IN eass 70
closs completely the heIna rng and ans as
ofthe truss that .s os
with the Of for the
English writer Hernia ably argues is one OF the nces
operations mechanical surgery !, "a.
facilitating and adding cure
when there weakness in hooweI
abdomen, ora predisposionto rupture.
experience of the this and Kennedy
devoted many the study and Of
enables him. select asou eas OF inc
pse shape promote speedy and radical enfe
az Particular attention given to Rapursd chId 90 81,
PLANTERS and others have their SLAv ~ Msnoa
Interfering labor and enhanced in VALUE and USEFUL
NESS. -...us, n,,,,,rr,,,r
t to TRUSS and RUPTURE
EDY aud othess limitations, must be particular to
m lie uaa OF the and to inquire
and have personal interview with
DIR. SHERMAN,
fshqa frsr 10 st. Charles Rtv
aOsIIEN BUTTER 200 frhins choice and
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CoNsIaNEEs.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

"a do Al Wright &eo-Toial, - bales esttou.
ST MART1NsyILLE Steamer Orion 20 bb moases hides
5ssa bids ou I to as cotton
MosILEs,eamer Florida55 bales Wright &co71 do
T H wng s do boxes "se
DoNALDsoNvILLEs Steamer pJrs bales moss VIM purell
bale cotton sy2 hhd 100 b Dbl % nc ss oh,
70 o.a S EosS 4,
cotton, % Lids sugar, $40 bbs moasses
Alice ea.sa bates cotton Gii
Do nyiss Vance gs so-2
rs DE- q bills Williams Phillips aco4 bales Smith
George PnsEed sesso Fss.s Sassns @
NJ e IS ss
g do caddy e5aher Smith ea.gp seG1s do John
ia
Duncan ce q, Do Bues Stanton Nswmans do
y bales ahn 'Gsp Feowss
Beck Kicks do Bueiner stanton Curry
DO see &c a
y s ss5
i %ss a,I q
john Iees do Byme vaaes NuFsn
anss e RsS DC yy ss o Dc
Hardie-Toal 2a8s bales cotton.
% Dc George a. sslnss kss
smith tisR 1 @"ss
5oss DO NJ d1
4 do 4sos d Re-
Walker
Do oven coSbs da Do Adams Eco
PASSENGERS
Per steamship or1aba from Vera MADAME V Mr. Wild
ss
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
EigscENT OfFicEs
Saturday Morning. October Ia, 1854

Saturday Morning. October IA, 1854 !
There has been but little animation in our general
ket during the past week For Cotton the demand has
been pretty good but operations In that staple have been
somewhat restricted by the increased rness in the
tensions Of factors Flour and Grain have been rmer
but the business in those articles has been limited Pro-
visions generally have been dull Freghts have been
rather active the principal engagements however having
been effected at further slight decline On Monday
morning published the Canadas accounts as received
by telegraph embracing dates Of the 2d Of September
from Liverpool They reported dull and dropping Cot
ton Market with sales at Liverpool the week barely
10000 bales including 6oo0 for export and speculation
and prices for descriptions having slightly fallen off
The Europas advices bringing up Liverpool dates
to the Both of September appeared in our telegraphic
columns Thursday morning. By these the sales Of
Cotton at Liverpool for the week ending the Both ut
are stated $4,000 bales Of which 10000 had been taken
speculation and export and the rates for the lower
qualities had slightly improved. Fair Orleans yet
quoted at 64d Mddlng Orleans at ~, Fair Upands at
O. and Mddling Uplands at 505 11ed . b. Breadsufs
were active and Wheat and Indian Corn quoted at
further advance.
COTT0N-The Cotton market opened On Saturday with
fair appearance and the views OF buyers differed
from those of factors the sales confined to about
1900 bales. On Monday, however, two or three buyers
forward and took 1000 bales at full prices and
Tuesday although the pretensons Of factors continued
very stringent nearly $500 taken On Wednes
day and Thursday under the influence of the Europas
accounts the market maintained its rmness and DUR
chasers found for nearly 1900 bales during the two
days Yesterday the demand was fair and $500 bales
changed hands, making the total business Of the week
10000 bales which is the largest of the season. far
The market closed firmly at the following quotations
npTE MOI f AS
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FEERE is YOUR REMED r.
Nh HOIIo WsyfS OINTME N I

HOLlOWAYfS7 Pills FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS, pIAR-s
RHdA subject to these
complaints medicine these nsAu4be Pulls and
The diet attended certain will
DO effected Their nau,e specify Ienosn,ss ln
su Bia the infaby cured by their
use and suffering hot cmnen
adopt stertua remedy than HoLLoWAYs FILLS
They also the best Family Medicine extant III
Sofa at e presaer
Dealers the United States boxes q
Wholesale BY tbs N shs
by Messrs A. B D. SANDS hewfoSki ana tieai
4 CO., New Orleans.
il saving taking the large sizas
the guidance Of PARENTS every disorder
.ns,sJ IL zach box aus il
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new ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

q 5EFFEhsoN CIrY. 1
Friday Evening, October ID. 1854 I
The market was, during the past week. but scantily
supplied with good stock But few Western Cattle with
moderate stock of Texas Beef and Veal Cattle continue
sale, and the week closes bare of Hogs Ia few small
Pigs on sale) and Sheep and with barely IL Mich Cows
in market Prices were in favor Of holders
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A MEXICAN ARTISTS, UNIoN.-THE AMER-

IA lCAN ARTISTS UNION, would respectfully the
Canadas, purpose
for the fine throughout the and with the
enabling family gallery
the FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE they have deter
mined extensive sale their Engrayng
thus give employment large number uss ohers
but among for works Of present
the their Eneavng when th.
$4,000 GIFTS, of the actual cost o, I'll GOO,
Engraving therefore, receives
only ch worth the which
titles him to Of the Gifts when they distributed
For Five Dollars highly finished Engraving, beautifully Painted
Dollars worth
splendid Engl avings he Catalogue.
the Catalogue with Of of the
cravings, be the office OF this paper.
For dollar Engraving actually worth that sum-
Gift Ticket, will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS
The Committee believing that this National
Undertaking materially promoted energy enterprise
Agents. have resolved with pch
the liberal TERMS
Any wishing sending psi) 81
will of ai dollar Engraving St
Prospectus, Catalogue oil other
On the final completion Of the sale the Gs will be placed the
Of the COMMITTEES The Distributed notice
which will be given the United States and the canada
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DANCING--MUSIC.
& CO., corner Canal and New

CONVERSE & CO., corner Canal and New
~ Levee streets, ofer for sale on favorable terms
gross tin of EACH put for
steamboats,, ships, etc;
boxes Starch olgae's Fear) in boxes Of 10 bs
Powders Durkee's ind Preston MerriPs
Scotch Macabay. halfpound tottes;
gross TObacre, John Anderson a. Co.'S;
500 d, zen Brooms, W hisp Brushes, ETC.;
$40 Daga Rio Coffee, landirg
Coffee java MaIaca6o and Lagnayra now landings
5000 realms Wrapping Paperi
10 eter and Cap Paper
Pickles. Pie ri Brandy Peaches Fears and
500 boxes Goldfish;
50 barrels hackerel No. 8, now landing;
100 kits .iackerel, No. 1;
so half and quarter bareis Mackefef'
50 kits Salmon; 558
100 boxes Herring, smoked;
hall che "a Is lib boxes Green and BLACK lea COCA
assortment;
800 barrels Sugar crushed and powdered;
100 Pre,erves, Dougtts and Converse Robsenli
800 Caret and Santerne Winesj
Mustard. Kentuck md Boston, In and b canlaters
100 boxes Ground Spices assorted
50 cases Brandy, in bottles, old and line;
800 Wolf SeheidHm Srhnapps. quarts and plnts
leo barrels old Mtnongahf Ia WHISKY
loo quarter and eighth caaks American Brandy
t0 casks Vines Madeira Sherry, Port and sieily
leo casks Porter, in qaar.s pnts, andingj
800 Champagne Cider aud store hnd
WHOLE eighth Tobacco and
ing, msking complete assortment; :.
Nader Indigo, Birthstone,
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CUSTOM HOUSE STATISTICS.
The following Expectations Of the Growth, Produce
and OF the United States have been made
from this Port to Foreign Countries and Coastwse Ports
during the third quarter ending the 1st Of Sept
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LIS j OF GIFTS.
100 Marble Busts Of Washington oQG
100 Clay. 100 10000
loo W. 100 10000
100 :" Calhoun 100 10000
100 5000
100 Elegant Old Paintings, 2aS feet 80
500 Steel Plate Engravngs, brilliantly coored in oil,
rich gilt frames 2ax3oinehes 10 5000
100 Elegant S.eel Plate Engravinga colored in
10000
237,O10 Steel Plate Engayings. from 100 different
plates, now in possession Of and owned by the
Artists Union, of the market value Of from 30
cents to 81 each. Al, 900
4 First-cass Dwelling IN elst street. NewYo-k
Observation-Disclosures. 1900
% Building Lots in 100 and l0lst streets, NewYork
City each 25xid0 feet deep 1000 $4,000
loo Villa Sites, containing Zach TO- 600 feet in
the suburbs Of NewYork City, and commsi ding
magnificent Of the Hudson River and
Long Island Sonnd 500 $4,000
20 Perpetual Loana of Cash, without intsreat.or
so - :" IS :" 100 each 5000
100 g" " " !" each 5000
$50 4" F" !" 30 $500
1000 +" Z" 81 /" each 10000
w Reference in regard Estate, F. vIsSGHEa
CO.. Real Estate Brokers, NewYork.
Ia Orders post paid) with enclosed to be addressed,
]. W. HoLBRooKE, Secretary, sos Broadway, N. Z.
The Engrayngs the Catalogue ready for delivery
cd Smis At
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT
Saturday Morning, October ID, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Flower, Loring, for Liverpool, GHpey Lowell
Stafford, for Rico, W Hyrsou co
Sshr Southern, Rowe, for Pensacoa John Hurley co
Schr Red Fox, Sbiss, for laHpto, o Wickhnm keo
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HUSH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc 4
ia LARD oIL4-ls0 bbs Winter Straned
SPERM 0lL-a0 bbs
WHALE oIL-l0bbls 5r.-5
TANNER OILS bbs Bank and Straits
LINSEED olD-So bbls Boiled and Raw
HEATSFO0T OIL-20 bbls Pure;
CASTOR OIL4-2s bbs Blows
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-90 bits;
ALCOHOLIC hbls
MACKEREI-Io00 packsges Nos. l, 9 and8;
SALaioN-2G8 pkgs, bbls and kits;
CODFISH-5t0 boxes Churehlps;
HERRING-l00 bills and 900 boxes Scaled;
SHAD--sD halves and 30 quarters;
TONGUES AND SOUNDS-20 halves and so kits;
SALMON TROuT-io bbs
oANDLEs-i0O boxes Sperm, and 900 do. Star,
SOAP--a00 Jackson's and Lvermoress
CRUSHED SUGhR-20 bbls
TEA--5a0 PIX "a Imperial and Pouchong;
LEMON SYRUP-l00 boxes various brands
BRANDY-20 or. and rs eighth casks;
WHISEy-50 bbls Old Bouf bon, " bbls Monongahelai
MADEIRA VINES eighth casks very fine;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 90 half and ne qr.i =
RAlSIHS-100 half boxes;
500 bo9ea Fruits Pickles. Preserves Iees Jams,
Sauce CLAIMS Salmon Capers Boiled Nation Roast Beef
Oliver Powders Mustard Herbs. low
myiS j. H. CATER CO.. Is. and Is Common street.
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lowell
ss,E csIe Maa,sa ssffd, fol Porto R'
sehr Red Fox, sbias, for Tampco, o Wickhnm dec
ARRIVED
Steamship orabs, Forbes from Vera Cruz Instant
ship May Queen, skoded IA days from New York. maste-iss
Ship Counce Singer, days New York. 10 Fosdek eco
Ship Revenue Robertson Maine master3d dis
Brig Brown, Mahmsn days phlsaeph. to master
Brig Samuel ps.sr, Smith, days from Havana to de Wiser 3eo
I'd district.
Below-C oming Up.
Ship Bostonan, Mailing. days Boston to master.
Bark Poultney, cOaan' from phlsdsphn to Boger dco
steamboats
Southern Belle Whts from visfsburg.
P Lsa,hsrs, Bennett, from Napoleon --
Hls VI Ds sls. asn s.s ' G aiss.n
Florid d,, Grant na5,,t RON e,. Mobile ,,ls;....
ID IT.. paleres, from Donsidsoovle.
and sa "p chip
slips Revenue and Alice coance
MEMORANDA
Bark Avalanche the 9Th instant Hannah
Thomon and James Bryant on The 7th instant.
The oaab detained at Vera Cru. until the morning of the
by heavy porber. brig enu
phar, sal the 10th instsnt
ExPoRTs
PEssAcoLA-schr southern-In ballast.
PORTO RICo-Bark Carlo A1auran-Ia ballast.
LIvERPooL-Ship Sea Flower-soIs bales cotton.
TAMP1Cosehr Red Fox$oo half bales cotton, has
key butter boxes cheese u bbls paper tar
1900 feet lumber and sun RES
IMPORTS. =
B0ST0N-Ship discrimination L Warner &co.
NEW YoRK-ship Alice counce--Assored mdse.
NEW YORK-Ship May Gueen-Amoied mdse.
PHILApELPEIIA-Brig D Brown-Asssrted nndse.
Steamship o.aba-ssoon specie to M Cabaero
$3.50 Salvador ernandezsS50 Grief 5eo5 Geo HaEsp
HAVANA sugar 80 baga coffee ID
lot fruit Dsysser &c4
cigars Espru Ramagossa6 do CaseTo9 do Puig, Mir
ado N Riculf q do D Borno-l do Castillo Harispe
coNsIGNEEs.
brig Brown, Philadaphia-T &coJ
aeo-Price Converts Day staaer
u Batser-Schmtt ZeigerJ Mc6rsglr &eo-Lopg Bfsgone
Moon Titus &coE Perry StrantN Gas Coz Hart
IT Aydl It GOLDSMITH FimrDeBlauc Fsnchaux-P Martin
6eo-C Gaines DaydChi1n Bolton-Rhards Socomt
L. o-Dyas dco aud order.
Williams q sonC G TaeAiiles AtamsWiis Rawlins-
James DuhanE Daley 6coCnnvesa &eoFower AcoCorsor
ArmstrongA Grief acoC Baddecke 6eoBanchard &co-
Q BarryWooi d Low--Beebe &co-D WilsonH Hewt-C
II Fraser &coEaton HendersonGoodrch dco-C Bucket
II Marks &eoT Bennett Woodruff &eo-A H Biock-G
Sizer Converse, Renne &oyoohes Gggs &coand orier.
Per ship May Queen, from YokPce, Converse coGood
rich 6eo-J dams CARROLL Pehard acc H Kennedy
Miller, Harris Wado-George Foster aeo- M KenA Harri
Folgsr &eoA GlennJ w Burkes Loke-CIawford MclSin
Eaton Henderson NJ Barlow aee-I Ridges Hamilton Gee
Wingheld &coSwiney Green acoWard, Jonas &eoW Ghiel
&eoW Laner ICON Laroste J H Marks &co Bunne Ballet
Washagton Jackson &coE Daley Stevens aco Good
rich &coJ Dudley &co-Harndens ExpraJ Marshall &eo
p Grief &eo-R w Estn tco-W Raymond-A& Block
ride
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship ozaba Vera Crux-Madame Fs Mr. Wild
smh and ST. oope and two George Haz Thomas
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stock on hand not cleared S1,342 l9,7SF
TOBACC0-There has been little more movement in
the Tobacco market during the past week. than we have
recently had occasion to notice but the full prices at
which the stock is yet held has kept back most of the
principal buyers The sales of the week embrace about
$50 hhds including % hhds at To- 14o Admitted and Re-
fused at II hhds at 7a, and yesterday 81 at 6 and
1oe, of which So at 81 at g. 20 at 81, and 20 at7e
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N OUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
q Camp and Lafayette s,rsetThis s,uton has been
by The last the
win opened for the transaction Of business THURS
DAY, the Sd Instant
The basis upon simply Saving
tuon purpose of Attending opportunity
savings, provdedn the Charter that small
a inew will be received deposit.
For Money deposited Interest the following rates have been
tabihed: =s'
Dpoaa than than the
of three
Deposts months
eat at the rate Of four per cant per annnm.
Deposits months, the Of cent
Money Deposited received, will
be allowed. r
o. Frdsys deposits will only Females.
....TRUSTEES....
Vim. H. Garand W. r. Bobbs. Deunis Crouan,
Fat Irwin, Jas. III Foriay, Jno. 3. Camden,
Geo. G. Lswrason, Jno. Coleman, Jas NJ Rand
r. L. Robertson g WM. III. GARiAND, President
NewC)fesna August /. 1854 sn2ly
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
ErtxA.

Adons Grsy.....eo,d2
ki'e, -, Up the River
Nay Quren......ls,d2
Telegraph. Point
Thos Allibone. %, d9
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EXPORTS.

PEESACoLA-Schf southern-In ballast
PORTO RICO Bark Carlo Mauran-Ia ballast
LIvERPOoL-Ship Sea Flower-a0Is bales cotton.
TAMPCo-sehr Red Fox&oo half cotton hams Ia
butter s boxes cheese - bbs rosi 500 paper bb
10 900 feel lumber ,riss.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

port of this institution for the last six days commencing
Mt O'Clock last Saturday evening and ending at 5ocock
last evening
Discharges
Deaths. 68
:. from YelloF Fever. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28
Notice to Creditors.

KENoSHA COUNTY CoURT-lN PROBATE.
In the maiter of the Estate of Joshua Lamphier.
Letters of Administration having been Issued in
this cause, IT Is ORDERED, that all persons hav-
Ing any claims or den ands aganstJo Joshua lanphier
late of kenosha county, deceased, ARE REQ aired Il,
present The same for examination and adjustment
before Che Judge Ut the County Court, at his ffice
IN the City and County ct hen.sha, ON the 22d day
OF April, A. D., 1851 and on the 30ih day of Sepem-
Der, A. D. ls5i, mt 10 O'clock a. NJ. of said days
Audit Is further Ordered, Thattkis notice be pub
lished in the keHosha Telegraph, a weekly paper
printed III said city and county for four weeks sue
cesstseiy and thai notice OF this order be posted in
four pubic places in i- county of kenosha one of
when shall be upon The outer door of the Court
House, and one OF which shaA be in the town of
Pleasant Prairie. JON r. JIISI7N
March -, Is54.-.t $3.50 Caunty Jpdre
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

New CoUNTERFEITs.-The following
is description of spurious notes which
are said to be in circulation:
50's-Bank of Albany, New Albany,
la. raised from genuine one Wig, fe-
male seated holding milk pail, cattle, DC,
locomotive on lower, left corner; State
arms right bottom corner; figure fifty on
each upper corner.
20's-Public Stock Bank, Newport,
Ind, raised from genuine one. Wig, fe-
male, spread eagle and shield; female
on right end-portrait on left lower cor
ner-LouiSuae Times, 8.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28
Notice of Application 10 Sell Real Estate.

X N the matte: Of The application of Reuben H.
u Dcming, administrator OF the Estate OF Joshua
Lanphier, dec d., for license to sell Real Estate &c
Upon reading and fling the petition IN this cause
TITS ORDERED by he Court thai the same be set
down for hearing on The I'd Monday OF May 1854 at
the Court House, in the city aud county of kenosha
at clock, A. NJ. Of said day. Ir Is FUR rHER OR
DEREn that notice be given 60 all persons interested
IN said estate To show cause at the time and place
specified why license should not be- granted to SAID
administrators To sell The Real Estate OF said dcceas-
ed 10 pay 'he debts OF said Estate aud expenses of
administration. And II IL FuRTHE + OF ne ED hat
a notice ofthiS order b. published il. the Kenosha
Telegraph, weekly newspaper. printed in the city
ana county of keAosha, Tor four successive weeks
before SAID day. BY the Court,
g.-.- .. JON b. JILSUN, d
March "a, 1S5f-it Comfy Jnd 90
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28

Although many delight in bolsteringup
their heads at night, and sleep soundly
without injury, YET we declare it to be a
dangerous habit The vessels through
which the blood passes from the heart to
the head are always ltssend in their cav
tiles when the head is resting in bed high
err than the dody; therefore in all diseases
attended with fever. the head should be
pretty nearly on level with the body
and people ought to accuston them
selves to sleep thus, to avoid dsnger.-
Medical Journal
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28
PROBATE OF WHY.

Am reading and Hing paper parpurtiiag to be
SHNill aud the Probate thereof of Joshua Lamph-
Ter, late OF the town of Rome, Oneida CO.. n. Y, de-
ceased, and also the petitbn VI r. II Delnng claim
ing Interest in soTne of The mztters sci forth in
said paper and also praying that day be appointed
for the probats of said viii in this stale before this
Court.
tits ordered. that the hearing for such Probate be
held at the Court House, in and for the city aud
county of kehosha. on the second Monday Of Mny
A. ID. 1854, at Abe hour Of ocluck,P. NJ OF said day
and that this notice be published Tor three successive
weeks prier 10 said day, in the kenosha Telegraph,
weekly paper printed in the city and county OF he
nosha. By TIE Con't
JON b. JILSUN,
AprilI9, 1872 1876 Comfy Judge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-04-28
Old Hand! New Stand

yu5HE UNDERSIGNED has resumed ous'p M
on his own account, at the BRICK store ~
10, Main street, rext door 10 Bennett . osii'S"
and offers for sale a ACCOMPLISHMENTS ~.
Stores. Plain and Japanned Tin Ifs'e'
Stor. Pipe, Sheet Ztfc, 9c.
~ Custom Work andJoooihgdDonppt.r Ips.
Kenosha, Aug. 18th, 1852.