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NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber having disposed of his interest the
Worcester House, has LETT his and papers in
the hands Of HENRY CHAPLIN. Esq, and those who have
iims against, debts him. are requested to call
at the Office Of said Chaplin, No. 100 Main Street.
THOMAS E. WOOD.
Worcester, Nov 20, l84e.
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HERBS.

lions being nearly over, pestle
- should now make themselves as com
@kMDH MS Portable as possible. In order TO do this
A please call and examine our large stock
of BOOTS, SHOES and OVERSHOESs
and select something to keep the feet end dry We
have as good an assortment be found elsewhere
ana respectfully invite all who want any thing in the line
to give a call. ROBINS a. co
Worcester Nov 49,
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TO LET.

TO LET,
- A CoMM0DioUs Store, Tenement, and Barn
e.N ~ situated at Webster Depot. 1t is well cacu-
-laej for the Boot and Shoe business. as abundance
OF help for these branches Of business found in this
vicinity 1t is also well arranged merchandising for
For terms which will be liberal to good tenant apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS & LARNED, near The
premises dt Webster, Nov 2.
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Private School.

MISS NJ. f. ROWLAND will commence the
Winter Term of her School Monday, Dec All at "A
Main Street The pupils may receive instruction in Draw
ing two hall days in week. DIT Nov "a.
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NV. B. PALMER agent for this paper in Boston,
New York Philadelphia, aud Baltimore Office in Bes-
ton, No. Congress Street.
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CHIOROFORM.

DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street. is prepared TO Extrac
Teeth ohou PAIN by the use this recently dscovere
substitute for EIher-CHLoROFoRM.
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MAKRIED.

In thompson e., Decent er 8, at the house of Vernon
Styles, Esq, by Rev. Mr. Wille Mr. John Davis Miss
Lydia Morris, both OF Webster.
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SUGARS, MOLASSES, SC.

YNAFT & HARRINGTON, corner Of Front
n and Trumball Streets, have for sale,
hhds. stuart's SYRUP LIST and I'd quality;
8 do Porto Rico and Muscavado SUGAR
20 boxes Brown Havana do.
40 bbls. Powdered and Crushed do
10 do. Stuart's Yellow Refined do
10 hhds. Porto Rico and Trinidad M0LASsES;
$50 dc Baldwin, Russell, and Greening APPLES
Also, general assortment Of GROCERIES, which will
be sold cheap at wholesale retail aM A#H
Bee. 3. llf 81 all dw6w
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EN0R sale by Lazeil Map Of the United States, in
4 which the Free States coored yeIw, the Slave
stes shade dark aud the Territories green Price u,
eAnis. d-dec
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife Harriet. has left my bed and
w board and refused TO live with although suitable
provision made for her support and comfort this is to
forbid all persons harborng trusting her my account
paying her any debts Dues and earnings. shall
pay debts Of her contracting and shall claim all dues
ana demands, till she returns o her duty wife.
SAMUEL w. MATHEWSON.
southbrdge, Nov. IS, ls4s. de-
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STOVES. srOVES.

RICHARDSON n LORING,
WOULD call the attention a those in pursuit Of the
w best and cheapest Cooking Stove, to a New AR
Tight Stovc arranged for Wood and Coa-warranicd
suit all who give q trial AlsoA large assortment 81
Parlor Office, and Box slower rs Main eet. e
Sept 25-du *N
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H.. l.. j. PROVOST.
FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON Office and Botanic Depot BARKER a.
EsTABRooKs STORE UP STAIRS, LIST door on the right,
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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A PAIR OF Gold Bowed spectacIes The finder w
Abe we'll rewarded BY leaving the at No. g. Port
land Street. Dec. EDWIN DRAPER
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Manure for sale.

Manure for sale.
A NY person can be accommodated with few loads of
"A first quality MANURE delivered order ty calling
on VIM. DUDLEY, No. 50 Mechanic St., Immediately.
Dec 8. tln t' DIST
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CEvERAL single Gentlemen can be odated will
- Board and pleasant Rooms at No. l PApK STREET..
Nov 10. DIFF
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British Periodical Literature,

REPUBLICATION OF
The London Quarterly Review,
The Edinburgh Review,
The North British Review,
The Westminster Review,
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FARM FOR SAFE.

81
Ira hE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situated
E..m about half mile south of Grafton centre con-
tanning about eighty Eve Of good Land, well
waercd-the buildings In good condiiionths ilouse
large eno convenient for Two families with never
failing well Of excellent water in the house-he Barn has
Deen ou within few years. The Farm is divided into
ras,ures wood Land, Moving and Tilage. There 10 q
GOOD water PRIVILEGE on the premises, where dam
De raised without lowing other premises Said Faro.
VIII be solo low and For further nfoFma
uon apply 20 the subscriber In Sutton centres to HEnRx
& PRENTlcE, on the premises. tae
HENRY d. HOWARD.
Sutton, Dec. 5, 1e46. s.s dwtf
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COpartnerrship Notice.

INE copartnershp previously existing under the
i OF H. BLISS d CO., is this day by mutual consent
dissolved and all persons whose accounts due,
requested make immediate payment. The business
will be continued by J z. GREGORY.
II. BLISS
Worcester, Dec !, 1913. JOS. e. GREGORY.
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Insurance against Fire!

The Rtna Insurance Company,
No. SO State-st., Hartford, Conn.,.
With a sound and available Capital OF $3.50, 900
OFFER their protection against loss damage by
~ the citizens Of Worcester and its vicinity. 1t nsule
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally Factories, and Mills, the favorat 10
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
centuryits reputation Jor liberal adjustment, ito
prompttude in paying losses well known and estab
iished. THOMAS K. BRACE. PJestdent
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March s, s45. istf
~ Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
Company, referred, for particulars, 10 A. II
BULLOCK, Esq, Waldo BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
Drawing School.
@MISS BRUCE has re-Opened her Drawing School,
at No. go Main Street, in the block next north Of
the Centre Church. Lessons will be given any time most
convenient for the pupil Evening be EiveR
preferred. Tuonfor "a Lessons OF IA hours each in
Pencil and Crayon Drawing and Water Painting S. Oil
Painting so cts per Lesson of two hours EACH Lessons
also given in Wax and Worsted Flowers
Tuition to be paid the third Lesson
We the Undersigned, being acq with Miss Bruce,
and having witnessed her in teaching art
Drawing in this City, take great pleasure in recommend
ing her as well worthy the patronage OF those wishing
take lessons in that branch. WARREN LAZELL,
Worcester, Dec =, 1913. d6t e. T. MARTIN
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SHORTS.
BOSTON WATER WORKS.
CHARD WEST & co..
PLUM RERS

PLUM BERSs
AND DEALERS IN LEAD PIPES. SHEET LEAD Re
No. 296 Washington Street,
NNhEKE can always be found complete assortment
w ofForce Pumps Water Closets, Hudranfs Fo~n
tatns Jets and every thing pertaining 10 Plumbing in all
its useful and ornamental branches.
RICHARD WEST begs leave to inform the pubIe That
he has had sixteen years experience his business az
practical Plumber We have also engaged services OF
the best workmen In New York. and win guarantee t
faction to all who favor with their custom.
Orders from the country for Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead &C.
or for Plumbing Work, attended to promptly
Nov 20 deow weoply
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ROOmls In Ief

AhWUHhNS 10 LEU
OUITABLE for storerooms or Work shon-si,uatea
- opposite Norwich Depot, and near Messrs. Harrle'
Flour store Enquire of B. Levins, Front Street or
at the Ware Rooms Of Messrs. w. & H. Baker, No 1856
MAIN street.. dtf-oct. 10
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CORN.
O000 BUSHELS YELLOW FLAT CORN.
~VOO 500 do. Norhern-this day receiving by
T. 81 J. SUTTON,
NOV. 22 Mechanic street and Steam Nil
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Wanted InnmelIiateIy,

A American Girl, TO do the house work of small
IA family. Inquire OF MRS M. r. WILLIAMS 12l
Main st. Dec s.
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TINE Committee Tor examining Teachers oil existing
vacancies In the permanent Schools of this City, Will
be In session at the Common Council Room in the City
Hall, on Monday afternoon, Dec liza at two O'clock
the purpose Of examining candidates to MI the vacancies
OF Assistant Teachers In the Classical and English High
Schools and that OF Principal OF the Second WinerSrest
Infant school. w. LAZELL, Sec'y.
Worcester, Dec s, 1919 DIST
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To he Let.

T c, wAsHBURN offer to Iesse eo- = ,.,r, :,
- builCing az Washington Square. known as he
Frosty Wi,e Factory" with the Blacksmith shop and
Engine, which of about thirty horse power and in On.
ceIent condition The promises are well situated and
aonpseo Tor machsnet. Further Information given bv
calling ON Messs. u PRATT 4 ERIE or on the nndeys
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street
worcester, Dee S. La c. WASHBURN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08
singular Discovery.

4 correspondent Of the Buffalo Express,
writing under date of June IA, from Oeton-
agon, at the copper region on Lake Supe-
perior, says:
"Mr. Knapp, of the Vulcan Mining Com
pany, has lately made very singular disco
yerieS here in working one Of the veins,
which he lately found. He worked into an
old cave which had been eNcavatrd cen,u-
RES ago. This led them to look Tor other
works OF a same sort, and they have found
a number Of sinks in the earth which they
have traced a long distance. BY digging
into those sinks, they find them TO have
been made by the hand Of man. 1t appears
that the ancient miners went on different
principle from what they do at the present
time. The greatest depth yet found in
these holes is 80 ieet-aiter getting down
TO a certain depth, they driited along the
vein, making an open cut. These cuts
have been filed nearly TO level by the
accumulation Of soil, and we find trees of
the largest growth standing in this gutter;
and also find that trees of very large
growth have grown up and died, and de-
cayed many years since; in the same pla.
ces there are now standing trees Of over
three hundred years growth.
Some time since they dug dow into
new place, and about twelve feet be low the
surface found a mass Of copper that will
weigh from eight 10 ten tons. This mass
was buried in ashes, and it appears that
they could not handle il, and had no means
of cutting it, and probably built fire to
melt or separate the rock from it, which
might be done by heating and then dashing
Oh cold water. This piece of copper Is as
pure and clean as a new cent; the upper
surface has been pounded clear smooth. 1t
/ appears that this mass Of copper was taken
| Il ON the bottom Of shaft. at the depth of
about thirty feet. In sinking this shaft
from where the mass now lies, they follow
ed the course Of the vein which pitched
| considerably; this enabled tfem to raise il
as far as the hole came up with slaut. AT
the bottom of the shaft they found sk;ds Of
black oak, from eight to twelve inches in
diametre- these sticks were charred
through, as if burnt; they found large
wooden wedges in the same situation. In
this shaft they found miners CAD aid a
narrow chissel, made ofcoprer.
do not kno'v whether these copper tools
are tempered or not, but their make dis
plays good workmanship. They have Ia .
ken out more than a ton of cobbles,ones,
which have been used as mallets. These
stones were nearly round. with score cut
around the centre, and looked as if it had
been cut for the purpose Of putting a wi,he
around for handle. The Chippewa In
dams all say that the work was never done
by Indians. This discovery will lead TO a
new method of discovering veins in this
country, and may be of great benefit Ia
some. suppose they will keep finding
new wonders for some time yet, as il is but
a short time since they first found the old
mines. There is copper here in abundance,
and think people will begin to dig it in a
few years. Mr.. KNAPP las found consider:
able silver during the past winter.
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Geld il Hudson Eay.

Mr.. X. Nj. Ballantone, in lively journel
Of six years residence in the territories Of
the Hudson Bay Company, tells us, that
FOR part OF October there is sometimes lii.
tie warm, or thawy weather. but after that,
until the following April, the thermometer
seldom rises 10 the freezing point. In the
depth OF winter, the thermometer falls from
! 30 to 40, 40, and even 40 degrees beiOlr SeA
| no of Fahrenheit. This intense cold is not.
| however. 50 much felt as one might sup
pcSe, for during its continuance the air il
perfectly calm. Were the slightest Lre ath
of wind to rise when the thermometer stands
so low, no man could show his face TO il "A
moment. Forty degrees below zero. and
quite calm, is infinitely preferable to fifteen
below, or there about, with strong breeze
OF wind. Spirit OF wine, Of course, is tho
| only thing that can be used in the thernom-
eter; as mercury, were II exposed to such
| cold, would remain frozen nearly half the
winter. Spirit never frozc in any cold ever
experienced at York Factory, unless when
very much aduteratcd with water; and
even then, the split would remain LIQUID hi
| the centre OF the mass. Quicksilver easily
freezes III this climate, and il has frequent
y been run into bullet mould. expose d 10
the cold air till frozen, and in this state "a; m
med down gun barrel, and frea through
a thick plank. The average cold may be
set down at 10 or lG degrees bri6yy zero, or
Is degrees of frost. The houses at the bay
are built of wood, with double windows and
doors. They are heated by large iron
stoves, fed with wood; yet, so intense is
the cold, that when q stove has been in pla.
ces rcd hot, basin Of water in the room
| has been frozen solid.
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Old Fashioned Wedding Dre,s.-Rcy.
Mr.. Fox, in a paper written in 1928, to
friend gave familiar sketch Of the than.
ncrs and habits Of the good people Of Bos-
ton nearly century ago. The following
is that part which describes the dress of a
couple as they were arranged for marriage:
"Io begin with the lady; her long lock.
we're strained upward over an immense
cushion that sat like an incubus on her / cad,
and then plaSier,d over it'll pona,um, and
Sprihkled with a shower of white pow der.
The height OF this tower was somewhat a.
yer foot. Oue single white rosebud Law
upon its summit, like an eagle ON "A hay
stack. Over her neck aud bosom was fol.
ded a lace handkerchief, fastened in from,
by bosom pin the size Of n dollar, con.
ssting of your graudiather's miniature set
IN virgin gold. Her fairy form was brac,d
up in satin dress, the sleeves tight as the
natural skin to the arm, with a waist form.
ed by a bodice worn outside, whence tho
skirt flowed OF and was dtstended nj the
ancles by an ample hoop. Shoes Of white
kid, with peaked toes, and heels Of two Or
three inches elevation, enclosed her feet,
and gI''tered with spaneles as her little pc
dal members peeped curiousy out,
NOV Tor the swain (; your grandfather
slept III the arm chair the night before bis
wedding, that the arrangement of his peri
crahlum, which had bepu under the han
o' barber the whole afternoon, might not
be disturbed. His hair was sleekcd back
ahd p'rntflil|y Toured. while his cue pro.
Jected like the handle ora skillet. III. Goa,
was OF skv- blue silk lined with yellov,
his long YES, of white satin cmnroide red
with gold lace; his hreech.s of the sam.
material, am' tied n, the knee with pink
ribbon: White silk stockings aud pumps,
with clocks aud tics If the same hue, con-.
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stone Quarry,

HNHE subscriber would in form builders and
L Others whom il may concern, that he is
now opening a STONE QUARRY 81 miles
south east of Ottawa, where he will be ready at
all times to supply all orders he may receive.
He is also prepared TO execute masonry and
stone cutting IN all It's branches, and will war
rent his work, for durability and finish, not TO
be surpassed by any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks for
past iavors. and would inform the public that he
has leased the quarry on the school section near
this place, formerly worked by Sangcrs, and
will hereafter be prepared to furnish all orders
from that quarter
n. b. lie viii also furnish for buildings,
Cups, SiM, Pillars, P,hSerS, and Coh.mnS, su.
perlor to any heretofore used.
lnnnnIY HA. 1919, ID. CORRIGAN.
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THE FREE TRADER.
Office, pa story, North end Of Reddcks nec
brick block, on The public square.
TIE 4, VS. (:

Two DOLLARS per dHHRm, # paid IN Il d
rance; Two DOLLARS AND FIrry CENTS i
paid wiihm sir months and TnREE Dol
LARS V'deioycd until The end otthe gear.
Advertisements inserted At 81 per square
for the first Insertion, and p cents for each
subsequent insertion. 4 liberal discount al
l0iced 10 those rho advertise by he year.
Ei@No paper discontinued until all ar
rear ages are paid, unless al the option Of the
publishers.
NJ Communications, 10 insure attention,
must Glrays be free Of postage, and accom-
pdnied WiM the authors ndGIe.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONEILY & BAILEY

- EruRN thanks othe public for the liberal
Rpa,ronage extended to them, and would state
tina, they have removed to the north side of the
City Hotel to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCar,y. They have
procured the latest
Spring and Summer Fashians.
direct from New York. which will enable them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the best manner
and all garments made to fit.
Ottawa, MAY Q. ISiS
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

- ESPEtIFJLl,l return thanks TO the cit.
I Slzens Of Ottawa and vicinity Tor the libsra
Iairan. rc be- has heretofore received, and hnpe,
10 merit : influence Of the same. HIS 1aiiv.
;ng establishment is on the south side OF the
pubic square. OVER James Ryan's store
Tie is prepared to do work on the most r'as"na'
HE terms, and warrrnts all garments made by
nlm to fit. Cutting will " done on short notice
and warrenled to fit # properly made mp The
Spring and Summer FaShionS.
From New York city, have just been received
'hus enabling him to furnish garments IN the Ia
test and most approqed style.
". -Lumbr, and mosis HINTS Of c9,!nrJ
produce wW be ioke" in paymone for wori.
Ottawa. MAY 3, lSIs,
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4. r. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side cf the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls IN his line Of bu-
Sincss. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop is warranted. Cutting done
to order NAV % lSl1..i6-tf
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ID ESPECrFuLLi informs the citizens Of
~ Ottawa and vicinity that he has peru a.
nerty located IN Ottawa, where he may be
consulted by persons wishing his services IN
the line of his profession.
Office on the north side Of the publ, square,
directly opposite the Guy Hotel, where he will
constantly keep on hand well selected assert.
ment of drugs and medicines, etc, of superior
quality. ou"wa, April -, 1878
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DIR. j. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist Oudwd, m.
Oilers his professional services to the luhabit.
ants of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his rel.
dence on Columbus street.
=. S-Dr p. still continues to perform oper.
atoms in all the various branches Of DgNrIsrnr.
Charges 10 correspond tciM The times!
March -, lsi7.
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A. Ii. ROWLAND,

Physician and Surgeon OHdrd, IN.
Res dcnce on the hill, lew doors west vi the
Fox Rwet House. clice the same As hereto.
fore occupied by Howiand and Pearson, in
Rpdjlck's Block
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II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. ID.

Physician & Surgeon- Oitdr1, H.
Oilers his professional services to the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicinity. Oilce over Walker d
Hickling's store, where he may be found at all
times except when absent on professional bust
ness. Aug. 8 1916.
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Dr.. JOSEPH STOUT.

Physician & Surgeon OtGwa, III.
Oilers his professional services 10 the citizens
of Ottawa aud vicinity Office at his residence
on the new public slunre. Iunc II. 1911
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GEORGE s. EISlER.

attorney and Laad igent- Otid,ca, III.
COLLECTIONS mnde aud taxes paid IN any ri thu
counties composing This (0ih) jndclnl circuit
viz: Ll,aIe Grundy, Livingston, Kendall, Kane
De fam, Osls, Bureau, STARK, Peoria, Marshal
aud Pu1nar.
PaulCule- attention paid TO procuring Tor DIS
charged volunteers and soldiers their bounty
land warrants or scrip also procuring pension
certificate and collecting claims on the govern
meni. Lands lpc,tcd for soldiers and settlers OF
warrants IN the Chc,go or Dxrn land office.
Warrants bought anI sold, Con. MISSIONS II
this llnc will receive careful attention.
Office y. T. crru,r Court house. no stairs.
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@. GLOVER.
HENRY G.. COTTON.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar, and Sob
cilor ia ChaHccry- Otawd, III.
Office IN Rcdilck's BlocN, east side Of the public
square. June :. iSiT.
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MILTON II SWIFT.

attorney and Counsellor at Lee OHdmd.
Ohice near the Mansion House, on the east side
Of the pubic square. Dec 10, 1912.
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DR.. II. ROSENKRANS,
DIR. L. kIRWAN

Office over WIN NJ. rruc's store. Residence
f rst door east Of the Baptist Church. &C.
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Oriental Bathiag,-The luxurious Olien-
tails mingle roseleaves and orange blossoms
with their baths, aud lie four hours in the
perfumcd waters, smoking their amber
tipped chihoques. 1t does not appear,
however, that this voluptucus Indulgence
makes them e(feminale; MS Turks are uni.
veral!y admitted by travellers to be the f.
nest race Of men in the known worll, says
one of our New Yerk exchanges. The fact
Is warm baths are assen,ial-and in n vari q.
able climate like ours far more so than in
Turltey-,o the preserv alton Of health and
vigor,
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-06-22

EEGLIsH HoRsEs.-By a late census of Eng
land, the number of horses in England has
been found to have diminished from 900 ,OOC
to 100000 within the last two years, the rail
roads have dispensed with the use of 100000
horses, and these animals, as we'll as oxen are
now scarcely used for transportation, and thus
the grain and food of the 100000 formerly
consumed have been dispensed with, and the
land used for the growth of hay and grass is de-
voted to the grow tn of grain alone for the sup
ply of bread.