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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26


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copper "a sS ' ns: s N q
hs ss
mss yere able 20 work the others bsinx
". e. II, 4; =: VIZ =
sup coLumrIASA, abandoned her passaxs from Nor.
ls.ps ;.rp.O! far vessel Of $50 len. rssissr
valued At s2s CO. supposss insured sstSs eastward
Nnwimp SEA NysrH on the las.sr para Of Ahs voyage
per On va: found that an
hole an insh and halt diameter. hsa been sl sisL only
BARx reported s.hors In Lynhavsn Bay Va, 22d
inst, with some Of her sails blown away.
AZ n n sos e,
been with bark n Anoaor Tho Appleton is
S T ma ~ h
Win which the in and the place are omitted
into Fslhlsnd lsland'lssky would be condemned
BR BRie KENDALL, nom 81 John, NIB, for Prsvaeuss
or s s. ssi. .ss o
Of w.tr bus w probably Be got Of s'sr dsohsrgns para
Sunday l.st TORE Att sshr vhils runnin into k,g Har
ana g Ss. rn ses1, IN ~. aa' 10
barber hsr ssehers and dritssd Ashe-s but viii all
soHR Gro Ross, Beshvih Of BAishxvsB. from virsiss
vs., run sshsrs on a'nSy ~ o..ass. eshy c.ndson
Two others u aud ono sssnss we're
saved With the assistance Of terssns on abe
joseph Brown and Joseph Townsend.
soHR ISvIScBLE Rich, from Francisco went ashore
Dec Is among heavy rollers Al Noyon river xad became
total less; saved ~ aso OF cargo, szed
Sem SrcRsrAny Marcy .rtn Wilmington for NYorh
wss At Norfolk sd inst leaky.
scHn ELIZA ANY, OF salem frou Pembroke Me- for Bos
Ton, Which went ashore a. rkh.nt 2h had casro
bar irop yet which had bSen Sssharsed on The bssoh
Inc vessel will pfohstly DO got on.
scHR named or Geo Scott, % Frsssrlo hsSurr Va
went On shore - Bs1psgat .h ast and became total
1855, VITA al htndsi cArs' supposed and wsea,
FLOOR 40 SMGTH, Wiley. Of New London, from cspo
Cod with ehrra o. fish In the dock Oonn
mercial wharf, Boton, Wednes sy ght sraot cake
eewhfn eiovs hes in her bottom abe suEk.
Notice TO Mariners.
The salem REGISTER sSs:-Capt Perkins Of pi o. beat
IRON DEE reports the b1oys SANG frtm Gales Ledgs ana
Peschs Point
TIE LIGHTHOUSE pfAvr
TRIESTE Jan To- From th. 2ls January inss, tho ffht
house the Birht Of Psvs will he amnsssd during the
nsh ~ mesoss ths arssed smp sssased - she pos,
Old Psve mey known PORT Jesoo now the mouth 81
the Syle and In Abe oosspx chart Of ths Adrso rnen
cd by the Military institute ~ Mhsut ias - - ~
fcssh and Ion 10 u u Ms mcclellan ct ksx ss Mshs
u this VIVA WI h ssaasssp - W. hsAs. MN v'ssaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

KEY WEsr, Feb. 23, 1854
The weather has been unusually severe Of late Never
thssss only wreck and two vessels distress are ~
ported
The brig Warren, Brown, from Jamaica fer New York,
arrived the 18th In distress she has been repaired
and win sail TO day.
On the 4th the schooner George ManyhAm, from Phia
delphiA for New Orleans put In In Distress with the
cargo damaged. Shs will be repaired without dscharg
ing; tie expenses amounting to S276
The schooner Martha Post, from Mobile for New York
ashore Cork Reef the 2eth She was assisted
ca BY wreciers and arrived here yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

Orders have passed the Common Council az Boston for
The vigorous enforcement. Of The liquor Law Ia that city
The trial Of John r. Chapman, . charge u murder.
ing Reuben Cozzens Of St <buras the lsh OF Sspem
Der last commenced 81 East CAmsrtdss Mass., the
2lst inst
Miss Samantha Eastman drowned At Manchester
the 2lst inst che aiding down hill vita Others
s. instead Of pacing over bridge, pldsged into
SonAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

EARTHoUlKE IN MAssACHUsErTs.-A correspon
cent states that the shock Of EARTHQUAKES ssnby
felt 81 Reading, ten miles from the city last night about
raicnight TIE noise heard . rumhipg sound, and
ihe arpe Of windows, and the roching Of hon
followed. noticed BY macy persons and its con.
tnuance sufficiently long to renosr all is phenomsns
quite dsiirc. Ths direction Of the and molten 90
resred 10 be from west TO eAsk-Bcsaou Trduey Eb a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

SECOND ADvBYr.--One Of the Second Advent
Churches In salem believing In the eomrg OF Christ next
Nay June and At this time In highly excl s5 state Of
rsgioui feeling under thu preaching and having daily
additions TO their members, Sunday last bsptised
tcsnty two rertons BY inme zion Three OF the indi
viepss children lees than twelve years Of
Sine three thcusend pereus present TO witness the
ceremonsss - As,obuTov. Herald, Fsb a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

AFFAIR OF HONOR IN MIssIssIpPr.-We under
stand that gentle who down river on Mon
cay stated that the Hon. Peter Starks representative
from Bolivar. and the Hon O shacklsord representa-
tive fre Msdiscn left jackson Saturday last eo ezht
duel in Louisiana opposite yicksbuyg The Of the
ss Ia stated to be alteration the House Of Repre-
srnves between those gentlemen In rsfersrce 70 the
levee system --Ndiche, Free Trader, Fsb. I5
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The Southern Mall.
BALTIMORE. Feb. Is 1864.
We have no mail to night south Of Richmond.


Markets
Nlw ORLEANS, Fob. "a, 1854
Cotton-ssles to-day COO, and for the week Al, 900
10 the reospts 1t all the southern ports 602 600
bales Stock hand Ia this market 29S 600 bales
Money 10 easier Sterling exchange quoted at 10 TX
per osnt prem GunDy bags advancing-now held ~
At Ice.
CHAnEroS Feb. "a, 1854
The sAes Of cotton today 1,700 bales ct prices
ranging from TO l0is Mddlpg fair Is quoted 1t on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26
Later from Havana and Key West.
LIBERATION OF THE AMERICAN SEAMKN-RKPORTEI


LIBERATION OF THE AMERICAN SEAMEN-AEPORTED
NEGRO INsURRECTIoN, ETC.
CHARLESTON Feb. Is, 1854.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here bringing Havana
and Key West dates to tho 22d mat.
From Havana learn that the three American sailors
40 long confined had through the exertion Of Mr. Robert
SOD, the acting United States CoDfu been liberated, and
placed in bis hands,
A report current Of negro insursction eastward
Of CAYdsnAa
change Of troops had been unexpectedly made at
Puerto Principe.
In havana al was quiet No French feet had made it,
appearance.
THE MARKETS.
Sugar Gull ct Havana through the want Of ship.
ping Feighs to England were quoted ct Ave guinsas.
Flour wss SCARCE Roe and lard we're improving. Box
shocks we're badly wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

PILOT CARRIED Orr BY THg SrRAMBR.-Mr
Bspjsmn B. femere the Brttop pilot nAvisat.d the
British steamer America out Of the harbor yesterday after
Able 10 lsavs tins after gstt,pg beyond
BottcD Lgh ubt Ct the heavy and accordingly
vas obliged 10 cross the Atlantic, the sailed
directly for Liverpool. vitbout touching ct HALIFAX
uAl -Bostom Transcript Flo "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

natural Hs Ths prosecutor bring The onsade b.
fore justice Of hb sslsetioa, mattsr what way
in his professions and privileges Tbs bin has ssetoas
qus q ss,s. iss.ssss men. sssS srs the arbitrary
powers conferred By tbs billdanssrous and not TO b
'usnisssd 70 sy shs pscP': e tn: S,on"...T
nssssss ssing s.tsrsd iEo the dssAfal sssoss) vas
The sonnitiss reported progress. asd aftsr the trans
action Of unimportaat business, thu Senate Cd
jcurnsd.
Assembly.
THE VIEW foaK GEOGRAPHICAL sounY
noorpo1ssss tie NJ. Yors - is'''
{. IMPROVEMENTS IN nzw YORK On
Mr. LourR (whig( OF MvDgston, reported blu creating
permanent Board Of Conmisasners to open streets In
New York
The following bills read third time and passed
The bin to extend the time for collection Of taxes in
certain cities and towns received from the Senate
sms.dsd Oonsurred In and passed
bill to authosiss the town Of L. Roy TO raise money
Also bin for the rslisf Of Joseph wills and others.
Mr. PKRs vishsd to know whether the treasurer must
Re moved to lsy Il ssds Asrssd 10. s'''-' 1
For The relief Of Samuel Bell and W. A. BogArdus.
change the location Of the New York and Erie Bank
authorize The city Of Utica 10 borrow money to com
plets tbs City Hall Of Utica
70 spsnd the charter Of Sing Sing
To provide for the ftag ening Of the Onondsga creek
70 IL ct |. afth Justice in the t.vn Of Lsnno1.
10 amend the obs rter OF St Luke's Hospital
BILLS INTRODUCED.
large number OF bills introduced, but none pos.
sesseo az general interest except the following
By Mr. TRo to amend the Revised Statutes relative TO
Courts Of Special SESSIONS.
By Mr. LEIGH, incorporate this Tract soesty Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
By Mr. STARRING, to incorporate the Great Neck Com.
mercAl Dock Company.
By Mr.. CoSKING to amend the New York Pilot Law.
By Mr. CUMMING for the further protsohen Of smsrant
passengers arriving In New York.
NGuIKB's PEE DIM.
Nr. LouR ssrsd ution directing the payment Of
per diem allowance to Mr. Mcure sincs the commence
msnt o. the ssssisn. Agreed TO-
varons important motions and resolutions having been
din posed Of the body adj burned.
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Herald Marine Uorresnondanoe

Herald Marine Correspondence,
EDGA1TOWN, Feb 20-Ar schrs Koasuth, Hallstt n
fo,h Tor Besten; william, Hall Nantuekst for DO.
22d-Sld sehrs HobsyA Kingoshsr, Kossuth, for
Boston; RebeecA for Salem, asd Austin for Plymeuth
sPx-In PORT brig oardesas, Hutchinson, for NYork,
ready; sohr william, ldg for Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

From Washington.
THE CONTEST FOR THR HOUSE, PRINTING.
WASHINGTON Feb rs, 1854
The election for HOUSE. public printer mp Mon
day, aud there Is OF the Uion being discard
ed Tho begging article In this mornings Union is re-
gArdsd the achms Of eanness and has excited great
dia.rt Beverly Fucker has great many friends in the
Houss. II Mr. Ncho!,on elected printer the linton
wilt 10 tosu
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Inc Murder OF Mrs. F1IIer ot OnOndagas
SYRACUSE, Feb. rs. 1904
Some most horrible disclosures have made by the
Witness Mary Cummings In relation to the murder Of the
win OF Alfred Filler II OnontAga telsgrsphed Thurs
cay The murder the at Of Fl er himself and the
arrangement Of fhe body and other Details to give the
appearance Of burglary AID thu subsequent murder
made BY bin before he started to call fer help All the
parties concerned In the csss arc IN the penitsnary here
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Arrival OF The PamporO at New Orleans, DC.
NBw ONlAss Fob. q. 1854.
TIE steamship Pampero from San Juan, Nicaragua has
arrived below bringing California dates the
received BY the Northern Light ct New York.
The Post Office Department. has awarded ths printing
OF the t Of letters 10 the Daily Dt0 mat having
aifculation excess ing thst Of this Picoyune or any
other paper in the city, by 100 copies.
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uARITIHE IHfELLIGRIOu.
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~ All psdtd0s and letters tstssdsd fav eAs NEW Yong
HnAID shosld Be seaIed.
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AIAAHAC po1 Mw ToxU-sm DAT
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Suicide OF q Sea Captain,

CHARLESTON, Feb 26, 1854
The bark Paroo, Of Thomaston with coal fran New
York for New OrleaDs arrived at savannah Friday
charge Of mate tho captain having jumped overheard
on the Hole In the Wal, and drowned.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM HAv ANA

RELEASE OF THE AMERICAN SEAMEN.
10. &C., &c.
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PROGRESS OF TIE NEBRASKA DISCUSSION.

SPEECHES OF pEssss eUrLEa AND DODGE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04
orously fat-footed III support of the

orously fat-footed III support of the
achievement.
SENATE.-Senator Butler Of S. c., of
the Judiciary Com, reported against the
right of Senator Williams, of q. H., to
hold his seat as Senator from that State.
The Legislature having failed to elect,
Mr.. Williams claims the right by APP
pointment Of the Governor. Report
tabled and ordered to be printed.
Senator Fish, from select committee.
reported a bill for the better preservation
of the lives and health Of passengers ar
irving in this country on board Of YES
sells from European ports. He also pre-
sented memorial from number of
American citizens - wherein was set.
forth their complaints of the loss sus-
tanned by them at Graytown, and asking
to be Unidentified.
On motion of Senator Hunter the
Senate took up the fertilization appro-
priation bill. which finally passed with
out amendment, % to D.
HoUsE.-Faulkner reported from com
mite on Military Affairs, the bill from
the Senate granting. the right of way
over and a depot upon the grounds of
the Military Reserve at Fort Gratio'. to
the Port Huron and Lake Michigan K.
X. Co. Passed.
Washington 2nd.
Senate is in executive session. A mes
sage was received from the President in
answer to the resolution whether anv
thing had TRANSFERRED since the Black
Warrior proclamation to obviate the ne
cessity of Professionally means being ia
ken-in reply he states that nothing has
transpred to change the views then ex-
pressed, and he deems it highly nccessa-
ry that a sufficient sum should be placed
at his disposal to enable him to conduct
peaceful negotiations.
In the House yesterday. Mike Walsh
and Mr. Seward of S. c.. had fight, in
which Mike received severe punishment.
New York 2nd.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived
nothing Of interest at Havana--ycllow
fever abating.
The steamer Indiana from IIavre and
Cowes arrived last night
The Harlem shareholders meeting ar
rived at no practical results, and adjour-
ned to the 18th.
Cincinnati 2nd.
:. Louis papers contain late news from
Salt Lake. A treaty had been concluded
between Gov Young and the Utah In
dians.
Buffalo 2nd.
The severest thunder storm of the sea
son occurred last night about 10 o'clock,
The briggs Mechanic and Standard left
this port last eRedlng at 7 o'clock for
Chicago. The Standard was struck BY
lightning and lost herman topmast. and
part of her rigging and one of her an
chors, She was towed into port this NOR
ming. The Mechanic lost her top sail
and main sail, and her rigging appears to
have suffered other damage. She had
made sail for this port, and at noon was
or miles ont, bound in.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04

HOIMAN'S EIIXFR-Just enough
IL can be found for every one at p bottle. vi III
they ought 10 call and eef. a;
METCALF 4 MEBBtLLS.
July 22ad, 1884.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04

Drugs at Wholesale.
J. H. REED & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
I44 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
OFFER VERY Low FOR CASH,
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. .
200 lbs. TURKEY OPIUM,
80 bbls. CREMOR TARTAR,
$50 Kegs SUP. CARB. SODA,
90 bbls. SUIPHER.
100 do. SAL EPSON,
20 Cases BORAA,
90 do. LICORiCE,
so Boxes CASTLE SOAP,
100 bbls. ALCOHOL,
1000 OF. QUININE,
100 OF. MORPHINE,
80 OF. STRiCHNIAE,
100 OF. TANNIN,
100 - CuLORotORM,
) bbls. CAMPHOR,
) Cases MAGNESIA,
500Ibs. PoW'D EHUBARB,
300 do CAYENNE,
100. do IPECAC,
1000 lbs. AI.OES,
1000 'TAKT. ACID,
100 Carb. OIL YIIRi l.,
100 lbs. RED PRECiPlTATF.
100 :" CORROSIVE SUBIIMATE,
900" CALOMEL,
so luD. POTASH,
500 SUGAR LEAD,
20 Carb. SP'TS MI Pc.
20 do. AQUA AMMONIA,
80 Kegs ENGi. MUSTARD,
20 Casks SAL SODA
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
100 bbls. LINSEkD on,
So tons WHITE LEAD,
10 ZlNC IN OII.,
~ Casks FRENCH YELLOW,
70 bills VENETIAN RID.
. Gases TENANTS CHROME GRIN.
- - YELLOW
100 bills LyRD OIL,
lo0 do. NiiALE AND SPERM OIL,
80 do. CC OPER'S GLUE,
50 do. TURPENTINE.
do JAPAN,
20 do SMITHS VARNISH
SEQ PATENT DRYER,
1890 lbs FRENCH GREEN,
81 bbiS TANNERS OIL,
81 dc LAMP BLACK,
, tons RED LEAD,
) do. PUTTY,
) do. WHITING.
DYE STUFFS.
IS bbls. LOCKWOOD,
50 do COPPEkAS,
50 do FCSTlC,
80 do MIC WOOD,
Casks MADnlR,
1000 lbs. ENT. LOCKWOOD,
Cases IN DtGO,
Dbls. Blu L NITRlOL,
- do. CAMWUOD,
p do. ALUM,
AANtFlCTTRERS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
GLASS AND GLASSWARE.
1000 Boxes WINDOW GLASS,
2DJ Packages FLINT GLASSWARE,
300 do. GREEN do.
We also deal heavily in
CAMpHENE, SPIRIT GAS,
BBt SllES, TWINES,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PERI merry, PATENT MEDICINES, &C., &c.
All of which We have bought in srch quantili'
lndgiVcn THAR qualify such care, a. to enable us Il
tssurc the Trade H. al We can furnish them goods a
low ashley can be 'uyht in any Western Market
Dr red here from he last.
q Goods carefully packed, and Orders tilicO
and promPuy
juLe Uth. jill. REED & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04
SIG Il.
Golden Syrup,

WYE INVITE tho attention Of all lowers Of
Wv sweet thugs 10 article of syrup which
We have IN our cellar. il CHlEIOi be beat.
July u. METCALF & MERRILL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04

f all Kinds. ard At prices low cuUugh. Sugars low
f than ever before sold in town, aud am opening
arJr and entirely ucw stock of goods, mich W;
purchased low. and which must De sold Call an
sc AT No. :. RUnAl> Block. MAJ l.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04

ptOba q Noticc.-Ou the application of
Frank, a njnistrJtor of the estate OF =. y. Green.
q ceased fr a hearing OF his final account of the
administration ofthe estate OF the SAID +. p. Green.
and for dls charge from any further Liability en-
count Of any debts OF demands az ajnst he said de
ceased: Is art raj, that said pcation be hea ri
be fore at the Court House in The city OF Keno
shB. thr first Monday OF July. \. d. l-54, at 10
oclncE. y VI and that notice thereof be given BY
pab'i.h, tAis order IN The kenosha Telegraph,
wceN.y paper, FIR three successive weeks.
Blythe ont, J. B. ULSUN, Co pudgo,
kcnos ha, June 14lh. 1854
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04
MINERAL MATTERS!

z. D. GILLTS,
From NEW YORK, having just established
himself in this City, offers to the thirsty in
habitants of kcnosha and Vicinity very
superior article of
Soda and Mineral Waters,
Having been long engaged in the business
and having all the latest and improved ap-
paratus, he can make an article extremely
Healthy and Pleasant,
And can supply Private Families and Pub.
lie houses, and all who desire, At the
EnPrcCcdcntcdIy Lotv Price Of LAS
tern Mnnuiacturcr
The Friends Of Temperance generally are
invited to try this beverage, as it is HEALTHY
and lNNIGORATING, and free from every
thing Intoxicating.
IT, All orders promptly supplied at the
KENOSHA BREWERY.
B.. ID. GELLTS.
Kcno,ha, June llth., 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04
NOTARThL.
400 Pieces Work. 1Iiu Teams.

a NEW ARTICI. L, and the best stuG e4eTmGdY
Tl,,.y SCOTT L cos.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04
In Probate---Kenosha County Court.

In thr matter Of the Guardianship Of the heirs
IF .E sfua IG,nphicr dcc'nScd.
On reading ard filing II e Ieition OF Reuben II.
Dcmirg, Guardian of said Minors, prcstnIii e
among other thrgs. that they, lie said wards. ere
seized Of c, rtuin real Cstuc in this County. ard lra;
is nee sar, the same should be sold and pray
inG tor liccuse 10 stIl he same and Il III rc;r 10
the Cuuri f., IN said petition, that il is essay Il r
The maintenance 81 said Mn, r. t. Sc said real Cs-
tate il is cricrcd and directed, that II next of kin
to SAID " ard and al persons interested in said cs-
late. am ear before Tic Judge of Ibis Court Mon
day II 2Sth day uf Aug IS, y ID 1854 at t. ocoCk
\. NJ, al he Court Ii"U." in said CrN and County,
there and then to show CT any they havt) w y
liCrn-c should not be granted tor 7hr sale at SAID
real state riding the r"l or OF snd pcliIicn.
lH4 u 4 trthcr 0rd rri iia notice Of this petition
and order. be published in The Kcuc-ka Telegraph,
week.! news paper printed in aid City and County
of kcnOsha, tor thrra successive weeks before the
day ~ hearing sci in his cause.
jim g. JILL IN, County Judge.
Dl;cd JULY 2ith, l-li 81 G03w.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-08-04
IN S u r a n G Z.
L ~ - ~ AZ 4 ~ y IL
NORTHERN PROTECTION
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
CAMDEN, NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, $4,000

LYMAN CURTIS, President.
5. CROMWELL, Secretary,
EDWIN ROCKWELL, Y. Pres t.
WM RANSOM, ACtuary
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

PUBLIC BAev HousE.-A subscription is
now going round and $4,000 have been raised,
for the purpose Of establishing in New York
city certain houses, on the model Of those in
Paris, where women who go out to work may
deposit their children during t1cir absence
The infants will be ticketed, and at the proper
hours the mothers on producing their checks,
can return to feed them. In the intervals, the
children will be provided with nurses. Insti-
tutionS Of this kind have proved highly success
full in Paris, where there are over twenty in full
operation.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
District Common School,

DARENTS and Guardians are hereby notified
J. that the District School in Nevada is now in
operation The male department is under the care
Of Mr.. r. K. Mccain, an experienced teacher the
female department under the care of Miss MATHER
also OF extensive experience. All persons living in
the district have right to avail themselves of the
benefit of this school. Scholars Ewing out of the
township will be received at the rate of 81 per
month until the demands of the district require ihe
whole atten ion of the teachers In order to make
the funds already provided extend throughout the
remainder of the school year an assessment of 81 50
per month will be required OF each scholar.
T.. r. BUDD
T. A. LIVERMORE
JOHN WILLIAMS,
March %. lS54-4e3w School Commissioners
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21
Dir. H. V. BICKNELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon.

Office on Broad Street, 2d Door o5ore tie Un
ion Hotel
DR BICKNEL is a graduate ofthe AIoepathjc
~ School-practiced six years according to its
theories and principles, then adopted the Eclectic
SYSTEM and has practiced it fifteen years. He
all diseases without the use of mercury any other
poisonous minerals. The medicines he are
purely vegetable, i e, roots and herbs and their
tracts and compounds.
DIR. III hNELL is also Dentist and viii
plug teeth with pure gold tor So a cavity, and
Extract teeth for 81 each
His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the
Scurvy and making the Teeth white.
Oct. 2I 1853. 26-tf
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

. The stone presented by the Pope of
Rome, intended as tribute of respect to
the memory of Washington, to be placed in
the National monument, was stolen and
destroyed on Sunday night. A reward of
500 for the peri etrators is offered by the
Board.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

The editor OF the Kentucky Flag says:
We witnessed two important days while
in Washington. The first was the fourth
of 4Narch-lhe other was march forth. The
first most lnteresting--the latter most SOL
enan."
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

ENGLISH AND FRENCH SoLDTERs.-H IS said
that the British aid French soldiers except for
short time in 1894, have not fought under
the same banner since the wars of the Crusades.
The rivalry that will exist in the allied army
to exceed each other in deeds of daring, will
make them terrible to their Russian foes.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

Said Western Judge to a witness on
the rtand, "How do you know the plaintiff
was intoxicated on the evening referred to?'
Because l saw him, a few minutes after the
muss, trying to pull of his trowsers with a
boot Jack
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

Smith OBrlen has received free par
don, on condition of meddling no more with
politics, and is expected home in June.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

An elopement took place lately which
caused some CONSERVATION. A dog ran
away with a married mans rib-of beef.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

Halo, POmp, what are you doin' dare
'Fishin"
and what you got in your mouf?'
tOb, ncfin. but some worms for bait
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-21

Ladies collars which came up high, COW
ering the neck, were introduced by Anne
Boleyn, who had a mole she wished to con-
ceal