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United States. unless the United States postage
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United States. unless the United States postage
thereon is previously fully paid.
CAVE JOHNSON. Postmaster General.
Under this arrangement all the letters and
papers for Canada, and others parts of British
North America, that now go via Boston, will
have to pay full United States postage, and be
subject to the delay necessary to take account
of them, unless the British Government re.
cedes The Boston Steamers will bring. from
Halifax, United States Mails only.-N Y.
Express
Il am going to draw this dea" into knot, =
as the lady said when standing at the by
mental altar.
Silence is the sofest response for all the
contradictions that arise from impert inence,
vulgarity or envy.
~ We learn that Mr.. Loling Pierce at
Townsend, together with his family are I'LL
with the small pox. 1t was brought from
Boston about three weeks ago, by Mr., Pierce.
They are all doing we'll
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COMMERCIAL.
Bath Price Current--NOV. IL.

All kinds of country produce in good demand at quo
ted rates
Flour remains without any material alteration. The
received by the last steamer produced no change
of consequence.
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N Greece the Insurgents maintained them
selves in strong positions The cholera was
advancing north and east
OVERLAND MAIL.-Another conspiracy had
been discovered at Lahore. Canton was quiet
Two black plenipotentiaries from Hayu had
presented letters to the French Government.
The evacuation of Ferrara had been indeh-
nitely postponed.
The Washington left Southampton on the
noon of the Oath, and has had heavy westerly
gales for nine days.
The Tribune has news of the New Orleans
election. The wings claim seven representa-
tives, but acknowledge the loss of two senators.
Mr.. Emile La Sere is reelected to congress
from the first district. In the second Barker's
vote was SMALL and Thibodeaux was probably
beaten.
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From Our CORRESPONDENTS

WALDOBORO', Nov I2-Launched from the yara
of Cook & Rawson, fine barque of 300 tons, called
z d Bassrtt, Jr of Barnstable, Mass who is TO com
mand her.
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BELOW-Sch Jefferson, Gould, FIN Boston,
SAILED. wind 10 NNW, barque Emma Tor ber-
m@a ses Snaw k%oa al, n%d r Ma1S Hamim
Fall River; Star, Stockbridge, Havana.
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Terms of Advertising in the Daily Tri-
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A liberal discount will be made to yearly or quar-
ter y advertisers.
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Refined Whale Oil,
Family Flour,

IN Half Barrels, of prime quality, just received ana
L for sale qy MAGouN & CLAFf.
Nov. ~.
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
- Nov 8, off Copes of Delaware ives passed barqne
sKeole of Ptson, steering SW $50 reported, propaDy
ba rquoKeoka, from st Mchaels Bay for Boston.
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New Flour.
Boston Lard,

TN Firkns of 30 and 40 Lbs. each in prime order,
Il for sale by MAGOUN q CLArF.
Nov. ~
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rr'.. two os.ss.

bui hopPy H. ons OF the old compIoniss th,sv,s huf
whether ne VIII succeed ss well In Philadelphia AZ b. bas
done IN New York remains TO be The pin i net
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NYIGSi


WIGS! WIGS,
STRANGERS aud CITIZENS wishing 6rst quality wig
" or TOupee, invited inspect the
meet of WA. BATCHLLoR, where ihey ean select from
hc largest stock the United States There best
place procure srtice business and TIE hes. place
70 buya Wig TQppee, A. BatohelOss osqofsciory Nos
Wall Broadway. Private for Dtt,ns Wg~
Copy the address, al in.sr
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IMMIGRATION FROM THE NETHERLANDS. On the
steamboat Colorado which left Saturday evening for
st Louis We're two hundred and thirty immigrants
from Holland This Is only small portion OF n yerv
large company, numbering upwards Of eight hundred
who arriving in the United States and are about
to take their homes In the fertile regions of the west
The party Just left here, under the Of the Rev
J.. II scholte, clergyman Of the national church of
Holland and the principal director Of this company
which was organised some two years since for the pu
pose OF founding settlement in the island of Rata
via AZ the Dutch government would not grant them
the privileges asked for the project abandoned and
their attention turned to this country. The directors
have bad great difficulties to surmonnt in perfcctng
their objects having been strenuously opposed by he
government OF the King at hume who objected 10 LOSING
In body so many OF his subjects and who naturally
enough dreaded the effect might hereafter have in
Inducing others TO follow They have happily, how
ever all difficulties and the greater portion Of
the company are already in this country The rest
on their way hthsr The association under the
and control Of four clergymen OF the established church
OF Holland the doctrines and forms Of which very
similar to those Of tbs Reformed Dutch church Of oar
own country They bring with thcm their own phys-
clans schoomAsters, apothecares, archtects and me-
chanics and Ia fact, embrace within themselves all the
elements necessary to form perfect society Many
OF them are wealthy and well educated and some OF
them most respectfully connected 1hs mass however is
composed Of the industrious payssns Of the
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SkX FOR LIVEEPOOL--re gusr Packet 9Th July
M4h The eeebnted packet ship INV 0RLo, Capt
&01t1Es Knight will sail as above, her eeular day.
toi pissage having accomm datOgs for I'd CABIN
4 McMlfRR CORNER Pine and South sts.
The packet ship John skDDY Capt Lace, will succeed
above and sail the nth July her regular day 2sre
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- nj; -S~ TEeVti;t hInnh % 1919 \ . fNh
= s.; Si dfrSasS SrseTA eslses: NJ, from
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt Wn. n. Peck, will
leave Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings at 7
O'Clock.
Steamboat HkNpaiB nsDsON, Capt n. @ Cruuen
ings o'clock.
At Five O'CLOCK. T. M-Landlug Intermediate Places
fro-r The loot q Barclay street
Steamboat ROCHESTER, ,alaan H. II. Furry will
leave Morday, " tsday, Friday and Sunday after
uooas, at 5 o'clock
steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Captain 4. ~ Hulse
will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons
at O'Clock.
The will Zines Albany IN ample
time for the Morning Cara Fast or w est
Freight taken moderate aud after 81
o'clock, P. NJ.
= All persous forbid the of
line without written order from the CAPITA agents
For passage freight, apply board boats r.
SrHlI TT, ~ rhr efhcr ~ the wharf jr27 re
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
aorsh-v-sst corner or Fulton ana Nassuu STA
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND

q D IA hEkALp-Eysry day. Pre. eopys
@sEK? EERsEb eeis1s1 s.sud.yre. * cen.
5fI s.s
% esns per eoGy-es snnu including postage
q: smond:: 10. g Barge YARD Back:nSaIy' ID hsT
ASSuAI f hG9fSp HERALp-rubl.hed ON tn.
Isl sS yfsIIx NJ s0I: each
ace .Souid Be- written in PLAIN ssb
mann The Poprstor viii not be responsible for tina
PRINTING or all kinds executed beautifully and wild
Az sters communeations BY. mail, addre.ed TO the
be paid the postage will Be- d
esr"a '-n" tbs suh~er'pt'ss mnasv rsmittsd
y-se FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES, acres Of MIchi.
0S gan land some Of within few miles from where the
-. capital Of the State i be located; IS eyceen
mouse aud bnermsksrs shop, excellent stand for
ans VILLAGES ossy oScespsd q such his Is The plea
% prperty will be exchanged for goods In
qI NV az sa i e dreen street. GEORGE DOAK.
-. FOR sALE-WEsTCHEsTkR LAND.-1o gen.
$T0temen Of shes for country seats market gar.
deners in want Of land for gardens. and all persons
s q o, s
q INC Sty HALL with night Of passing Harlem Bridge
from I'VE dy acres. each The land: are With" dGs:
minutes. walk f The railroad front good road. the
u9as the water good and location healthy Title ndspu
''''' Terms n' SoGvE AASygi MORRIS.
,.., -. orto WALTER HUTHEREURD, Counsellor.
E;3 ags House with rooms and basement at Carmans
wills with coachhouse, stable. and wood-house an ex
to ,hs heae TnSs s;sea 1 pun
from the Park TO the doc every day Stage
Faa s. PARTICULARS
or at the Store 5'th Street, 10th Avenue Carmansye.
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n.~ CITlZkNS NEW DAf LINZ. OF
= stSlir--S OPPOSITION BOATS FOR ALBANY
AND INTERMEDIATE PLAC ES-Fare
so cents-breatfast and Dinner on Board.
The aud elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt
Degroot Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays hapasi
six A NJ from the pier FOOT Of Robinson street. touching
Hammond street pier each way,
passage or fnesh apply on board the Boats Or to Geo
u All forbid trusting the above boats
Q )unt OF the owners. myI9th
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GRAND ElsHINo sAILINa AND sEA

GRAND FISHING, SAILING AND SEA
AAQh IS Bathing Fourth of July Excursion.-I Tho
= pleasantest Fourth Of July Exc rsion for those
asa,asa Of the ely who wish g csc ape la dirt and turmoil
Of Neyrr..k The steamer ORUS leaves Fulton Market
Monday, the 3h; The EDWIN LEWIS leaves the foot Of
ate lf fr o n WlLLlS1ON, Proprietor.
80 n., arHE CI1'i GUAKD, accom-, a.ird by
Sbe United b ate. Band. will leave IN the
Ga,elle, for Port Chester on honi,y
Isori az A NJ fom foot Of Market sheet, e. r. R,turu
lug, the boat wall leave Port hest rats VI
Friends of Toe compaii wishing tickets obtain them
board The boat or by calling the armory, Hall
o2o . o dway jy2Ssr
r-<os GRAND EXCURSION o POUCH
SKEEPSl E.-LaDding each way at RoekIand
1e12361D axe, Van Couulandt's, West Point NV
bu' 81, sna New Ham urghThe spIe4did s,e msr SANTA
GLAuS Captsa Overbagh, will make al Excursion as
above o. Monday July So s7 eavleg the foot Of 0aad
NO Al nan past hobinson street at quarter to g. and Ham
Returning WI, save Poughkeepsis reach New
York at an early hour
Fsie 50 cents each way. j2 4*rc
n- FOR SHREWSBURY, LONU BRANCH,
qtsscs Ocean House Jumping Point, Raossn AID
WIN lewis. Captain aynes will as follows from foot
Leave New York. Leave Shrewsbury,
July. O'CLOCK July. O'clock.
sss ssass,y E An sss saGss !, Nm
Monday, 2 % An Monday, g = NJ
Thursday o. TX A. Nj ThuIsdsy! ;, p. NJ.
Stages viii be in the arrival Of the boat
passengers to all parts Of the couhy. jy sO-rc
EOUHIH OBJ lilly EX(,ITRSI,INS in
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r>s FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS, /
the splendid steamer HIGHLANDER CAP

seu .1.adia or JutH fEXc9SSSjEHkNs in
r.. .ms hf5STGiGLGss spER will max. tn. following de-
ossa9 SEA e SSfRtsy '7
ts' 20 seIss %s;
see a f ia sg sa az the sa
Hook ard the Hshs d; excellent OF The Ocean, and
leaving snG Of st. At
t S.sf Ns a'' h Rys Re-
;iSf STATEN
Tss IF h n 3 . s1
osoek Hs@%ssds Grand s. ssfaIs d caiariae st
;s.si and PisT2S + ats o'clock Returning to the same
-.s 49,: kivENINo EXCURSION.
h Sy &. s
asns
''FH r.. st Or 1 sssS Excursion 80 cents. jyl4
ETY. ddosK sASMsP % ETsY s9c
Saoss s Ss Ns% Yo2
ess T sks place as above announced unless the weather
f having been engaged for til.
saS will saY ns foot .. Barclay tire
o. Creation viii be pssmed in the @as0issnt e"t be-
Longing 3, cont the Duehss: AGsienltu. sSssy which WIN
o'clock the which the party will reembark
Refreshments board boat supper at
will be divided for all who wish III
The Oratorio will be under the direction Of Mr. T. Y.
CHUBB.
I he principal Solo parts by
Miss j L. NUkTHA, L, Mr.. ROBT GEO. PAIGE,
NJ ID BELL Mr. CUNMOR SMITH,
full Orchestra, together with Dodsworh's celebrated
Brass Band has been engaged for the OCCASION the
gees &c &C., short nothing will be wanting make the
excursion satisfactory and p. asant to all.
The will be under the direction of the
Board Of Managers Of the Society. ~. ..
Tickets 81 30 each, to be procured at Firth Halls Frank
lin square; Firth, Hall Ponds Broadway; Z. M Saxons
Broadway; Hot Jr, i36 felton, street; P. Perkins
all boat Of either OF the Board OF Man
ayers; John Ward IT.. i00h tultos street, Brooklyn.
~ No psraon viii be admitted OH board the boat without
ticket
PsThere wi be nl rehearsal of the Band and Orches-
the Coliseum, Thursday evening" O'Clock pre-
cisely. GEO " HlLLOCK Sec'y, SO Canal st.
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csA FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY Pro-
ma; rERTYProperty in the pleasant village Of Liberty
A Corner consisting ola fir rate Dwelling House 38X46
rooms highly fnh.d d. with good cellar Car.
rage Makers Wheelright aud Backsmths Shop all new
well the door. apples. cherries. &c Price for the
whole $500.
Also Of land of timber of clear land a
under fence.
Apply LINES B. Barr, any Wednesday, from "a NJ to
7PM-on Thursday, till p NJ, other days. at the New
York Res Estate Company of Broadway and Maiden
Lane JAMES Is. BARR
xlll m
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MORN,N LINE AT SVEN O'CLOCK.
w, FOR ALBANY AND TROY and Interme.
2 aAA-j$diate landings.
aSkntks6&s Breakfast aud Dinner ON board the Bont
The low pressure steamboat TROY, Captain A. Gorham
will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Barclay street. Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays at O'Clock. Returning
the opposite days.
For passage freight apply board F. Hail. at
the office the wharf tny20T
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Once again am enabled to resume my pen, which a
severe relapse OF the fever under which suffered so
verely at Sao has presented from using for
days have had tough time Of It, but thank fortune
am on the Improvement committee and hope
to regain my strength At present no scales cave
spothecarys would weigh sufficiently small quantity
make a corr. CT estimate Of my weight. wrote you a
letter the 30th ult, and the list inst but you will
probably get this letter SOON Since the LIST inst
until to-day, have been confined to my bed.
The Illinois volunteers and Capt Pixies squadron Of
Arkansas cavalry have been here several days but leave
tomorrow for Camargo aud home
Since left Ssltilo has reached OF quite
cessful scout of Lieut. Tobin with party Of McCu-
lochs Rangers. which presume Col Beknap will have
objection to his mentioning. When a long distance
from Buena Vista NEAR what plsce have been unable
to earD) no discovered party of ten dozen armed
persons, and gave chase IL proved to be Mexican
rider from Gen Sanchez a Patos TO the Governor
Of san Luis with escort mostly desertcrs from our
army. Tho bearer Of dispatches and his horse and
papers were captured, but the men escaped The con-
tents Of the dispatches conveyed the information that
there very few American troops In the neghbor
hood of saltlo mt that city along the line people
smartng under injuries and wrongs, and anxious to
fight 10 the last Tor their country prevented by
want Of means frem resentug their INJURIES and recon-
mending that troops be despatched with all possible
speed To retaks sato, easy task This
derive from nm induced TO believe, an authentic
source and the above s the purport of the despatch
They would hardly come with any very large force cx
cept perhaps cavalry, and they Of They
can scarcely have any artillery now TO spare, and am
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r. OPPOSITION PASSAGE OFFTCE-To
n ALBANY. Utica 81 so; syracuse 81; Oswego,
- .n 81 R.ch.stsr 50 a5 Bnfeo, 81 Sol Ceye
crnan 80, Toronto aud Hamilton 81; whitehall, 81 Mont
real 81; Pittsburg, So. ~
Office, 100 Barclay street
contracts made with this company.
mis- im.re NJ. L RAY Agent, New York, 1897.
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WI The Greatest Attraction Yet-as Bull Fmches with
Xr from three to four tunes. Also. over 1000 Singing
Ht Csuar~s, Just imported via Bremen selectrd nv hs
sg.nt from the mSs celebrated districts Of Europe This
eclipse any Archy has been en- abed TO offer ' w
n Bon sh9y the largest Cockstoo In America
Archy take, this opportunity apprise his friends At
early application. ' ~
r. SIN consequences Of the limit of his old
No John street. he has rented Bramble Cottage Boom,e
connected with birds via Shetland and Fancy Ponies K"S
Charles sPanie Pointers Sc and every variety Of Fancy
As letters post paid will all times meet with promn,
attention from A. 0RiEVE, Nos John st.
je130tsr
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AFTERNOON LINE, DAILY,
r-n. FOR NEWBURGH AND FIShniL..,
ChA1A--S Landing at Van CortlaDd's, (Peekskil West
Point Cold Spring and Cornwall. The Steam
Thomas POWELL Capt Saml johnson, will leave the pier
fs Of Warren Tor the above places every afternoon
Sundays excepted at O'clock commencing April TO- Re
urning-w Leave Newturgh every mssnmg at clock.
bail Baggage and Freight Of every description Banh
Ds Specie put board Of this boat be the risk OF
ccipttd for. mvi3 30tsrc
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go FOR SALE-THE YONKERS MANSION
..:H House, 0utbuiidngs aud Of and-the
whsls OF part e suit puIchsssrs aud the most
magnificent Of the Hudson River, from miles in
each direction The house 60 feet squares carriage house
net u sagh; al nearly new. and in complete order There
q through the middle Of the grounds pure
Crotso. The Hudson River Railroad is within three
aisi nee south Of The viii &c Of Yoeaes where the deo,
within aha mile. Two splendid fast sailing STEAMBOATS, ply
daily aud from the cY aad stages also daily in con-
lou with the Harlem Railroad.
For terms apply William KelliRger, the Williams
bash Jerry the foot OF Delaney street, the
ipt re
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NOTICE.
rnn STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-On and
after SUNDAY, Apnl Ieh, the steamboat
az follows until further =
LEAvEsrATEv ISLAND
AT g. ., 0, 10, ii, A M, aud |, 2, g. 4, 9, s, T. Nj
LEAVE
At, TO- IL, A. M and l. O. ten minutes past g. and at t.
New YORK April isrh ' 80 aisr
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sr-e~~~ FOR CHARLESTON, s. c. - The
/E@yNp }aJ stesm hip SOU1HEkNER. Captain nj
LIXlHttf0 Berry WIN leave the las, side Peek Slip On
No birth secured until paid for No
freight specie received the day Of departure
All bills OF hiding signed by the clerk board
For freight or p.sssge a, Ply To
sPOFFURD, TiLHSTON & Co,
jy1 or 10 South street.
NV IRON STEAMSHIP SARAH
/kZfvT{ y3 SANDS, William G. II onpsou, commai.
INN k&6Cs der, 1900 tons register, 200 horse power
-<4Ellk41B The days OF sailing Of the above ship, for
-. the remaider OF the current year. fixed
follows -
From Live pooiI5,h June, ooh August. 2lst Dc ober
From New Yorkislh July, 2lst September, 2ah Novem.
be-.
Her cabins are fired mp with unusua spsndor, even for
picket hip The price passage (witout wines iquo
which ean be obtansd on board IS from Liverpoo thirty
Pune. aud gunes stewards Fee; and from New Yok
one hundred dollars, aud five dollars rewards fee.
The captain and of the vessel will be
BIZ for any parcel package unless receipt bill Of ading
is signed for the
For freight OF passage, apnly 20 - ~
ir2i n e EpBT KERMIT. rs Month strert.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-11-24
scene il, II Printin. Office.

The senior editor OF the Bloomington
Herald, with quill on ear, drawn up r'sldly
in his editorial chair, his hair brushed
back "to stand on end like quilts upon the
tretful porcnpine," the fire of intellectual
electricity flashing from his visual orbs'
and brows knitting fearlully over copy OF
the Iowa Capital Reporter, betoken'ng the
storm about to break forth against "the
despo,ic heel OF unmitigated locofocoism:
The junior editor quietly plying the art OF
arts: The Devil at his case scratching
his head over difficult piece OF manu-
script, opens the fullowing dialogue:
Dew Mr.. Israel, will you please tell
me what ,hsse words stand for?
Is.-Why, they are as plain as the
handle 10 the face Of Hoosier editor
Hldson's Bay you blockheaa; cant you
read manuscript?
Dey.-Yes sir; but, does the St. Peters
river empty into Hudsons Bay?
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Tho Tniro of The Sc Wbip3 Rprocs III

The Toice Of the" Wig Heroes. 1T is
a fact tina, speaks out trumpet-tongued in
favor of the democratic party, tina. every
officer and private o! federal predictions,
who has fought in Mexico, with solitary
exception here and there, has denounced
the conduct Of his p"!itical friends in OPP
posing the war. There are those, however,
whose courage failed them in the hour of
danger, that sustain T"n Corwin and other
tories in their treason. Had it not been
for such, and federal editors, the war would
have terminated long nce.--Cievsland
Daily Times.
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Happy Retlection.-It is stated, says the
New York correspondent of,he Washing
ton Union, on good all hority. that the
cargo Of provisions, &c., taken ont by the
=, 5. Frigate Macedonian, saved the lives
Of upwards OF nine thousand persons, in ,he
south and west Of Ireland. What r.ilec-
ton t" expand the heart every Amer-
can, and fill it with the noblest emotions9
Nine thousand fellow beings rescued from
the most dreadful OF deaths! What glory
to the United States TO be the dispenser Of
such great mercy!
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-11-24
Eauiyocal Commitment.

The Bloomington Herald bestows high
and well merited encomium upon Col.
Doniphan's grand march, composed by A.
WALDosE Err, leader Of the orchestra Of the
St. Louis theatre. This he follows by
rather an ex,rav,gant enlogy upon Col.
Doniphan and his brave regiment Of Mis-
souri, volunteers, and winds up by COM
mending the music to the patriotic ladies
Of our vicinity. (Stout is great ladies'
man, by the way.)
But, in estimating the value Of this com.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-11-24
Oviga,a of Bolts in s7arscs and
tsarir Cure.

Mr.. Porter. Il have observed lately
much speculation as to the orr gin Of the
bolt or grub. | have read Mr.. Mitchell 8
account Of his experiment in the cure. and
after the animal died, his experiment in
killing the worms, after taking them from
the stomach oilhe dead horse.
AS it should be our object to do all the
good we can to mankind, feel i, my dnty
TO give the world what think certain
remedy for the bott or grub, without COM
menting how they find their way into the
horses stomach, or how they are formed.
1t is enough that such thing does exist
as bolts in horses, end that it Is important
to get rid OF them, when we know with
certainty that our horses are affected by
them.
To make the bot or grub let 60 its hold,
give the horse quart OF rnoasses or dis.
solved sugar, with quart ofsweet milk <
in thirty minutes you will find the herse
easy: then pulverize one eighth ola pound
of alum, dissolve it in quart of warm
water, and drench your horse-after
which, in two hours or less, give he horse
one pound Of glauber's salts, and you will
find the bolts in his dung. | have never
failed. Think this is, after all the specu
la,ions and cures l have seen, the only
thing that will certainly remove the bolts.
The molasses and sweet milk causes the
bot to let go and prey upon the sweeten.
ing-,he alum contracts him, and the salts
pass him off. Spirit of the Times.