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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
AEITCHELLs OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVE

6a,ah 9L ,h EVEN
comic drama, entitled GRlSr TO THE MI The Prince de
Cont Mr. Arnold; the Marquis de Rchevie Nickinson;
Francne Miss Clark. After which, musical en-
titled HERO LEANDER.Leapder Miss Nary Cannon suey
bs mpssn,d s,and "a H0RAWA or Rao nw whioh WI
which naree by Miss Parngton To conclude with the
entitled GOING TO THE RACE5-Mr Jeremiah Twddle Mr.
Hoand Mrs Twiddle Mics Mary Cannon Doors open at p
Curtain rises at III o'clock Dress Circle 50 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

GoUPIL, vIBERT& cos EXHIBITION OF EUROPEAN
~ Paintings, 2s9 Broadway-open from o'clock A. NJ until
TO- z. n. Admittan % cents Season Tckats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
Cotton Trade.

The movements In cotton, thus far this seas6n,
coed those for the period in each Of the
previous two, will be by the annexed compare
tive statement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
MO CURE, NO PAY.-DR CORBTTT, ~ DUANE srRIrr

MO CURE, NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, ~ DUANE STREET,
IN member Of the Royal College Surgeons London may
consulted In treatment Of delicate dAseS No how lonS
yen have gee ulcers the body
years devoted 70 yencreal diseases enables Dr. C. 70 the
No mercury used Structures cured OF two weeks
scarcely any pain Those individuals who have INDUCED
tain oathsome habit positively DO restored 70 health and
society N b. Strangers cautoaod be deceived Df
Cobbett has not removed Rsmaabx 10 Dunno street. opposite
Dr.. Johussn'A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

MO CURE NO CHARGK-DR MURPHY OF IS GOLD
IN street. oonfdentally consulted all forms Of private ds
Recent gonohh0a he iAya Cons
utiona debility and npotenoy successfully treated BY Dr. n
No mercury used In hndrAnce from bunes Oos
OF Gold from A n 10 ~ p. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

MI OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THE MARRIED.
lvl or those contemplating maTiage-The Married Woman
Private Medical Companion by Dr. A. hauroesu Sixth edt
ten. Price 81. This work meeting with most astoundingsae
(200 copies have already been disposed of Every female
getting copy whether married or unmarried although IN
which should be known to them particularly Here female
discover tho symptoms and the efficient
Dies and most certain mode Of every For a IA
Broadway at the publishing once 10 Liberty street. New Yo
Phii.delPh; Little Co. Albany Davis Boston On shs
all parts OF the United Staes ALI stess sddress
post paid to Dr. n MAURICEAU boz lx New Yorf oity
O0re - IAh>vtv stsAIt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
PROFESSOR BARRY's TRICoPHERoUs

DRoFEssoR BARRY's TRICoPHERoUs, OR HEDICA-
ted Compound is acknowledged by Thousands who use
daily the only remedy to prevent badness
the hair that has allen on or become thine prevent gray hair
and appearances OF scur and dandr
the hair and keep in the most healthy soft and glossy
yet free from all oily ard greasy appearance From the New
York Expressive confidently ladies
the best and cheapest article for the human Barry
oopheruus IL is sold In large bottles only % cents
principal office, $50 Broadway From the sun-Proesstr Bar
Tco pherousOE Of the best toles for
the hair which have lately with Barys Trcopherou
Itreccmmends itself with but single trial From the Herald
Barrys TrcorherousFor scul dandru and indeed all dis.
Of the head and hair Barry Trcopherous the ar
Gle known AgensWrgh % South Philadelphia
Brown Washington street. Boston; and sold ~ all the drug.
sists sin the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
nR POWELL ATTENDS DAILY no nIsEAars OF nj

nR. POWELL ATTENDS DAILY TO DISEASES OF THE
Eye and Ear from to o'clock at 26 Broadway
IL Warren street. DR. Powes Treatise the Eye Price 50
cents can DO had at his office II describes in Language that all
tons for the selection Of pecacea Just received Artificial
Eyes which can 10 inserted without pain operations and
they like thonaural eye the observer de.
tce them They improve the exclude cold air and
dust support the Ids and thus render essential service the
healthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

MO CURE NO CHAR0E.-DR. COBBETT, u: X c. =, L,
~ late Of No 9 Duane street. has removed 70 % Ann street.
linear Kem whore he consulted on all diseases OF sprivan
character To those who have been under his care seuda
ton is unnecessary To those who have and who
afflicted with pains Of the head limbs ulcers the body
nose glee seminal debility induced by
proper taits he warrants perfect and speedy No
mercury used Recent cured in four days Dr. Cobb
et induces compeer in trade TO deny his removal
and identity Those who know DR.. need but give him call
ny this assertion. See his Diploma Letters postpaid
INN tend,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
n lBLOs, As1OR PLACE BRoADwAY-suAKspERIAN

Comedy cast with great strength The pub 10 10
informed that Mr. Hackett lie engaged for Hunted period and
will make his second appearance hee this evening polar
character OF aan IN Love Also to give complete en-
10 Shalstenre's MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR Mr. q Vanden
hf will appear Ford the Jealous Husband thereby in con-
june ton with the other artists the
enabling the proprietor this favorte comedy with de-
gee ostrepgh in its cast quite Unprecedented in tins
Mics snbe Dickinson Sir Charles Codstream Mr.
Mr. John Seton Mr. T. Pacdc Mr. Charles Miss Kate Horn
Mrs. Cramer. Miss Carpenter. Mr.. Charles. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
A NEW ERA IN THE HISTORY OF SELLING DRy


"A GoodsIA great excitement great rush and arger sales
Of Dry Goods at The Bowery Saving Store l2 Bowcry
the last week than has before BEEN made caused years in
any establishment in New Itrk We have sold 10000 yards
40 yards OF Caicoes many mora yaras
Of beached and brown Coon hundreds yards Of
Paids and other Dress Goods And why sold so much
We have sold good Flannel at la Calico worth
Cd per yad good Alpaca at Is Cd and ca
good fine high cood dc Lanes at 5d and Casmeres at o.
worth infinitely We sell blcached and brown
Sheetngs and Shrngs less price than the trade buy
,b: ssms goods. We sell good Kentucky Jean 2s
rate sanet At iSan excellent heavy and Cashmere
at black French Broadcot 50 and 50 g. worth at
kast ~ aSo and richly worth that money Tho above may
seem boast but tie reality exceeds the story We tell and AT
you need to the above facts to drop in Our advertise
mepts are not vain blasts but sober reality the public are
Railing the truth, and benefit arising from system doing
rcm the factories tho profits iobber and arc rs
nabled to give our patrons share Of savings Our shawl
Department one OF the most New York and when
wosy have stock Of shaw which no person can fs
TO make satisfactory selection either in kind style Quality or
price We merely say what can be rallied ~ person who
business and is attended to with much care and i, do;ns
business believe before approached IN in h
country Before you buy your Dry Goods look Bowery
Saying Store. d. W. GILLEY lp..-,-,-- ,,-"N $500
I.MeEAHON, ndDieetsn
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DR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE

NR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
- Tratise &c. IS Greenwich sreet-oce hours TO II A.
M, Sunday excepted Those Who Apply in the early
stages w be surprised the raYdy and little Inconvenience
attending their cure II chiefly however those who have &
fered from certain class OF people who properly appreciate
his services In structure from s first ndpen to its
advanced and distressing from and
very extensive he Afford rapid and radical
which, he has ground for stating Be obtained from no
a hal in Ame
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

QHOADWAY THlAyRk-TUESDAY IvaNIR0, OCT. s
~ viii ts performed the comedy Of KING VhElI-Louis
~ Mr. Frederics Duke dc Richeu, Mr. Baker Sir
AunSls NJ shaw Captain yNs Mr. coll.s Counties. Dillon
Hiss Hldroth naiohoness de Camont. Mrs Abbo Duchess
&c na Mrs herwood To be followed by the bureta Of the
IRISH POsT-Terence OGrady Mr. Collins; Mr. Lane Mr. l.
Bernardo Mr. Capsoomb Andrews MS Capscomb Mrs Abbott
To conclude with the farce Of $40 KING EvENTS-Dr 0rf
ienhof Mr. vaohe Mr. puegs Hadaway Kitty Mrs wa,ts
Dress Circle and Psrquette, oents Family circle, 6cenb
0allery l2x eta Doors opepat7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOR-THE ONLY
- genuine article for the of burns cads piles rheuma
Be- for GALE at the Proprietors only depot this city
Broadway Daleys Animal 0nlvanic Cure ALL horses cat
lie &c, for sale above, Tatersall's Horse Bazaar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
A CAHD.-MRs. H. RoEDER, FORMERLY RESIDED NO.

E3l Division street and NO 26 Broadway removed
3 wooster street. two doors street where se rc
evcs calls Phcnocgy Asroogy Panry and Science and
gives true ana satisfactory Information of interesting affairs
through life The Period Of life IL marked wi In peculiar cir
ommsanccs which Mrs Roeder truly explains She answers
oil lawful and interesting questions and particular Ira.
ton With rcgar TO health wealth and marriage love Affairs jour
lawsuits business friends fraud sickness and death Con
ultng honrs from o'clock in the morning 10 in the evenn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

HARP AND SINGING, AND VIOLIN-MR ST. LUKE
late Director and Composer of Music the Broadway Thea
tire acquains the pnbc that he intends attention
exclusively to the above branches Of shmcn will
give fnbing lessons the Violin Cards of address
following stores in Broadway -Schaufenbeg Luis r.
Browne, Harp Manufacturer, 23 Vim. all& Son. 49, Would
like to organist and instruct choir city,
White street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

IRISH AND SCOTCH MALT WHIsKEY, SUPERIOR TO
any thing IN market and the Malt Whsey in Ame
rca for SALE at twelve hlpgs for Whey
% per cent proof by WILLIAM PARKS Dister g
Scventh avenue Ofice ~ Stone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
RURTOkp TBEATRE, CHAMBERS srREET-TUEsDAY

4
Evening October will be played the Of DOMoEY
ANDboNMr Dombey Mr. Lynne Captain Cutie Mr. Burton;
. b1ns Mr. Bpou ham Florence Dombey Mrs O. oder
Mrs Brougham After which, the bureta Of the
M0hAN hAIER-Baron RayenshurV, Mr. tynne: ella NrL
might 70 conclude with the CAPTURE OF CAPT CUTTLE-
SaRt Cutie Mr.. Burton Jack Bunshy Mr. B-sugham Mrs.
me- Mrs Vernon Mrs skam MISS Cooke Susan Nppsr
Pagust 90 cents. Family Circle Is open at 0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

DARK TBEATRE-THE MANAGER HAS MUCH PLEA.
sure In announcing an engagements it'll MADAME ANNA
BISHOP for limited number Of nigh This rated ,nd
popular vocalist will appear for the WEDNESDAY,
EVENING Oct 4. Full particulars tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

ERENCH BENEVOLENT sOCIETY-THE ANNUAL
Dhner of French Benevolent Society viii take place on
Monday October 9th at Demoncos Persons DESTROYS
tending inscribe their the following
members-E 1enhon A Broad Seignette Beaver
street N Noel AZ Broadway. The subscription will remain
open unit Thursday, Sd October. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

CONVERSATIONS FRANCHISES, OR FLENCH TAUGHT
~ the Oral system enabling to speak from the first lessons
epsurng uency pupils advanced but
fcen in speaking Private tuition at home, 81 per
ditto in classes So Families and Schools attended Please ad
dress Mons de st. Pierre. 3DS broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

NOTICE THE GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC
~ BallThs magnificent affair, which is to at
Mayors Concert Hall 10 Elizabeth Tuesday evening
Oct will be under the strcest order and every attention
will be paid to the comfort and harmony Of all those present
r. w.. j. Nc. Managers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

nR. ELLIOTT, OCULIST, $50 BROADWAY, INFORMS HIS
patients that his office hours are from 10 to o'clock
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

ENNGLISH GAS FIXTUREe.-AN EXTENSIVE ASsoRT.
~ ment Of English Gas Fixtures, comprising Chandeliers
importation manufactured BY Thomas Messenger Sons Lon
don and Birmingham. For sale Mt 7AJohn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
LEEcE ,I TAVERN AVE- 70 PEY sTEIET ADJOINING THE

HUDSON RIVER HOTEL, CORNER WEST AND HOBO
ken streets opposite Canal ferry open for the re-
ospton Of and yearly bOardeT This house pleasantly
Jersey shore including Jersey City boboken Those in want
OF quiet home air. moderate charges and good fare are
rem ed To cnll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03
THE RACEs--PosTPoNEMENT OF THE SWEEP.

THE RACES.--POSTPONEMENT OF THE SWEEP
L STAKES.-The Sweepstakes at the Onion Course an.
nounced for To-Day postponed until Morrow account
of the weather The meeting will with q
sweestake two mile heats 500 Halffor Closed with
entries viz Samuel Laird colt by Clarion of the
dam of Latona Jas Tally Oh. co by Boston dam
Maria sheon O. Hare names bay colt by Clarion
sister to Hoinbower The above colts the ground and
will the post Same day. Purse $780, Three mile heats
This will bring to the post three entries Tursay
heats which will bring to the post Fashion, from Mr.
stable and one from Mr. Green's The four mile day looked
by the lovers Of racing be the brilliant
CURED for Mr. Hare select from his string
Lucy Toland and Botona for that and Green
has Free Trade and Buena Vista select FROM NJ Bhe
will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn at 9 o'clock
nuc running every half hour until half twelve o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

III EW IUOM, boz BHOADWAf, NEXT DOOR TO TIE
N Broadway THEATRE Tuesday evening Sd October the
Clarvoyante, Nine LEyASSEUR tho French vaudeville
MONSIEUR EFT UNE DANE the beautiful and admired As.
Economical Diagrams and Daphonous Tabeaux Be- Prices
admission Reserved seats 80 general admission % cents
Commence at N o'clock.
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100000 dollars, with surplus office No Al, Fulton street.
Brooklyn, continues take risks buildings merchandise
This company hns Passed through the New York fires Of
1885 and S45 also the Brooklyn fire. they
their from them with comparatively slight
the system which they practise Of limiting and scattering their
risks The company inform their dealers AID the public
rally that less than third Of their busn is in the
cit Vol Brooklyn All losses which the sustain
will be adjusted and paid rromptly as heretofore.
Signed, u. w. DELAMATER Preyt
T. c, FINN. Secy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

VERY EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE Ii
ray-Cooley Reese Hill will sell this TUESDAY evening,
October 3d. at7 o'clock at their Auction Room l9l Broadway
very large and valuable Private Library choice books mostly
fine London editions of saudar works. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

A CARD TO TIE LADIEs-MTss WILCOX WILL OPEN
an extensive assortment Of fashionable French Bonne at
~ spring street third BLOCK west Of Broadway, Thursday
purchase 70 call and examine before applying elsewhere Among
the assortment an entire style French Bonuets Misses
sizes 70 1T from three to fifteen also French Flowers Feathers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

CHEAP CARPETINGS-R. LAWRENCE AZ CANAL
- street invites the attention Of about purchasing
his handsome stock Of Brussels Three ply Ingram
notian Carpeng Oil Cloth &C. which has resolved sell
prices deserving the particular attention Of the public Entire
satisfaction will be the result Of visit ~ street.
CARPETlNG. CARPETING, CARPETING-- WILLIAM
~ hcGRORTf ly William street. opposite asngton Stores
between Fulton and John Streets offers the public largo
asortmont capeng and oil cloths comprising all varie-
ties. Cheap for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

k00 CASES RHEUMATISM, PAINS AND STIFFNESS
OOV Of the Joints Ser ofa Disease Of the Skin Ring
CmBound Syrup of ydrodae Of Potasa sarsaaa and Ye
low Dock This medicinal remedy published for
Of hoie suffering from rheumatism pains stiffness tho
onts swelling Of the muscular substances them eruptons
othe skin and diseases arising from impure blood
&C. We do not publish any long certificates oraculous
the medicine shall speak for ITSELF II give
tfac ton, and needs but trial
oftts surprising properties Prepared and for sale by
CHARLES H. RING, Druggist
1872 Broadway, John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

lust PUBLISHED-DR BOsTWICKS GREAT WORK
and Lectures Vencreal and other affections the Ur
nary Organs $50 pages quartc This the complete prac
teal work Of the kind issued II contains
Cravings which deneae this class Of diseases inmab
tpayngs and everything known about the
Of these diseases has been casy recorded and all aI
proved prescriptions and formulas have been given
the Office Of publication, 222 Broadway author
Broadway. Also Br. BIS work self abuse pages en-
with hints Price 81; sne
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-31
WASHING MACHINES.
PARKER d N. p. GUFFY.

.. PARKER Il N. r.. GUFFY.
TIT AVlNG purchased, the right TO make
AA and vend Aldrich & Foot's Patent
WASHING MACHINES
for the counties of Allen, Putnam, snd Van
Vert, respectfully informs the Public that
they keep constantly on hard supply of
this useful article Of furniture. whereby in
washing Clothes. &c,
one person can do as much as four, in the
same time, and with no greater expenditure
Of labor than would be required BY tho or
dinary method for one person. ~
Any person, whether Eiri or woman, can
easily use the Mrchines, and farmers will
find them great saving Of time and labor in
their families, and, in full, tho proprietor
thinks they can be fairly recommended aa
simple, cheap, and very useful. Az they
are newly introduced to this section, Messrs.
P. g. N. hopes that persons wishing Kahda
will call and examine these machines for
themselves. sgs
Rights for townships in either The shove
counties, will be sDld 10 those who may de.
sire them. tssT
Kalida. Sept. 70, ls4s. 1 9eeb,
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ANEcDoTE or lama capital stage
riding anecdo:e is related of Lamb. lie
was one day returning from dinner party
III me suburbs 6f London. II was rainy,
and the stage ofconsequence crowded, when
gentleman attempted TO enter, but pau..
cd ard askedsomewhat doubifu'ly, ears YOU
all full inside?" "I don't know how i, i,
with no other gentlemen" said Lamb in
his nqniet way, "but | mus, say that las,
piece otoyslsr pie did the business for me -
Jour Of Com.
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FOR DOUGHFACEAB ABOLlTION-WHIG-
81 gerry.

Mr. Benjamin, one Of whig electors fol
the State of Lousana, affirmed, in speech
at Baton Ronge, Gen. Taylor's residence
that the old General was "aN right upor
the slavery question, adding:
q. assure you my Fellow citizens here
that Taylor will promptly veto anything ike
the Wimot Proviso. Tho interests Of the
South are in his hands," g
In speech near the same place, Col. Ba.
lie Peyton, Gen, Taylor's confidential friend
SAID: : ..g,
"Gen Taylo, has RECENTLY investe d
one HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN NEGROES, and therefore cannot be in
favor Of the Wilmot Proviso." 1la
Gov. Corwip shows letter, 10 chosen
few, which .he says is from Gen. Taylor, in
which he promises IN the event Of his cleo
lion to take the abolition slide. in regard to
slavery. Corwin's ownbes, friends pronounce
the letter forgery. -lOdio Statesman.
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sHERIFF's PROCLAMATION.

M| HEkEAS, the law of the State of Ohio.
w relative to Elections, makes it the duty
OF the She-ffs Of the respective counties of The
State, u give notice by proclamation, at least Is
dsya previous TO the holding nny general election
ct the time and places Of holding the same with
in their rsspe ctve counties:
Therefore, And in fuIfment Of tho requisition
snd by the authority of tho Law. l, ROBERT
DOUGLASS, Sheriff of ihe county Of Putnam,
in the State of Ohio, do hereby notify the
Electors Of the said county. that they are requr.
ed to meet at the usual places Of holding the el.
eclions in the several townships of said county.
on the first Tuesday, ing tho 7th day, Of Nov
enIber next, A. D. l848. nnd then and there to
cast their votes for THREE ETEC.
TORS Of President and Vice President of the
United States
ROBERT DOUGLASS,
Sheriff.
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il. 4t- Af fAttf
Including Gen. Washington, Lady Washing
ton, Eleanor Parka Cnsi's, George Was
ing,on Parke Cusiis, and WasbinQton's (.
vorlie servant. Engrasingiu Mezxotinto, *
Steel, BY J. Saftin, fem the original 1,
savage. Size, exclusive or margin, "a by
10 inches 4if
THESE PREMIUMS ara not fiom ~
worn ont magazine plates, but are quito fre
snd new. The latter has not tet had. d
frst impression printed frsn II, and the e.,
iner has not been completed MANY weeks
Both arc splendid Parlor Ornaments, al
have been engraved At an expense Of morS
than $1,000. Either Of these are offered 70
those sending single subscribers, as well as
Clubs, if IN accordance with the aboyo
Terms, and sent prior TO tiA first Of Decem.
Der. They vii! be sent perfectly safe through
he mail, on card rollers at a trining expense.
Address,
,.. John Nartain & Co.
Third Street, topposile Merchants Exchange,
:. ..ts
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-31

AcTIoN.--I have often had occasion TO
observe that warm laundering man does
more for tho world than a gfrigid wise man,
A man who gets into the habit of inquiring
about expediencies and occasions, spends his
life without doing anything tosthe purpose.
The state of the world is such, ,and so much
depends on action, that everything seems to
say loudly to every man, "Do somcthing"-
HDo it'--"D0 it, Cecil. a1g &
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EXTRACT OF A SPEECH DELIVERED BY
fiESRy CLAY OF KENTUCKY = II in
deed, we have incurred the Divine displeas-
ure; and ifit be necessary, to chastiser the
people with rod Of Vengeance, 1 would
humbly PROSTATE nyselfbehre Him, and i'm
plo1e Him in His mercy, to visit our favored
land with WAR, with PESTILENCE, With
FAMINE. nth any SCOURGE other fkan
MILITARY RULE. or blind and heedless
enthusiasm for mere MILITARY RE.
NOWN!!"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-31

~. A NKw COMPOUND FOR EXPLOSIONS. The
long mooted question, "will salipetrc ex-
Plode I" would appear TO be settled in the
affifma'iveby experiments Of Dr. Hare, reIa-
ted in the September number of Silliman's
Journal. By bringing melted saltpetre and
sugar in contact, as they probably were at the
great New York fire, an explosion equal to
that Of a cannon was produced - Scientific
American.