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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-22
POLITICAL.


EIRsT WARD, ArTENrION.-AT A LARGE AND RE :
spectacle meeting Of the Democratic
the house II Tso%as Pendevie No. IS Street r
the taking into the interest OF h
candidates ensuing election, the following
un animously adopted -
the viii and desire OF the voters of this ward
Resolved That in consequence of the want Of regard for the
interests OF the democratic family Of the First Ward
eogrse which not for the interest Of the whole
Resolved That this Regular Democratic Nominating Com
mss havs tnl confidence II rseoaIendng TO our de@oi
tried that have interest aeare
Resolved That candidates for alderman and assistant
alderman well known to need any further
Bendaon from this committee their fellow citizens
mercy t state that they are honest patriotic aud deserving
Resolved. That this Committee have condolences the
saS % Bsg%1 sa Of sSsS Of
men theIe is an understanding that John Andersoo and
Oliver Charlie eha aud che alderman ami assistant
Resolved That that nominating committee was self
euted committee and authorized by act OF the
democratic and n It zee H not sustdis their acts
recognise any nom iaation they may have made.
on Of their proceedings and having called public
meeting TO nominate tbs whom they choose TO
Resolved That the spurious nomination Of John Anderson
dictated by silver Charlie md the native American captain
scarcely entitled to vote decided disapprobaon
of the rights and usages of the democratic party will
withdraw our aid from them and make such nominations rs
For nr'ys s0 ward
For Assistant Alderman Charles Rho'.
For Constabies Bugh Currsn and Michael Mccormick.
For c0mmis.Oner Of Common schools las crooAshanks
For Trustees of Common schools Hiehal Dimon.
houTah John Poxers and charles Miller second District
Daniel Noonan, Richard Tylor and Henry Coyl Third Dis
Resoved That the committee. presenting the
foregoing ticket TO their fellow citizens feel assured that it
-' '''' WIN '''' ''D'''' JAMES UoDY. Chairman
yons Il i . AgTrny' Secretaries.
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G5nO eEwARo-JEFFnfEs .NTtDorE. A sPeCI-

gDcOO Nc MIXTURE for .he cnrs ~ GonorrA0s. Gee,
S1atures ecd siusr ds'rdere 10 rakcs 1ptsSy oufo
0fhoft che least restriction ~ Diet ofk. exposure
cunEc N application % lusiu's Our ohef O. rottT
rhor " can re had. nnd ne rr-sr ohalienge 81 se
o. Teccrt Gonorrhra whifs the mivture III not
unHsr forfeiture - s5 TuvtNa-t-e t7ca1. cltaot 70
enntraot-d se ne NSurs is tSken VII exposed.
" 70 put up 10 bottles With fu dTefcus accompanying -
- ~. One bottle iests sk mtay afe eural n NO
fr Voc
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MUSICAL.

MIR. DUBREUL, FIRST BARITONE or TIE LATE
" Opera Com pany having fixed his residence In this city,
as already commenced his private lessons and will COM
his singing classes Ia the week OF November at
Sig ftrrero residence 81 Howard street. For terms and
particulars, please to call as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-22

IN. COSvERS iNvtGORATING CORDIAL THG
- greet remedy Tor senns weakness and nocturnal smis
- - % runous inca laetstng for soeiety basinss
rimnuy those sad disorders u body
mpr secret habs ~ youth. Sold BY Dr. Conyers his
once % 81 avenue, Nee Work. between tOh th
z pr lottc three bottles Ter s. with directions and advice
~ 3 iCrN srded T. the BY Addressing C..
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
nrFtCE or THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHr CoxPA-
~ ny, oetotcr s,e The fresid.nt aud Directors have
ths DECLARED dividend Of four oud Onahsf
hs ssa s,oek q ts se@.sry for tss az asots. eadas
Thursdsy the Let Of nest The transfer book viii
be closed from the 9Th inst % inst ta,e BY order
- chspts Drussi,ts seedsuen aud othersfhe subcrib
sr have Tor sails little appataGs cacu
hsnS sap new In nee cut 10 wood or metal sr vita srd
nary pe stereotype Ite construction is simple that
r.t TSs '' TS,s .s i ss ~ sym Ss pat o
Tie .rd hea simply btiasns TIE h.nee q aerzes
the tyr. or asap bot The dsirtuo II the ink aoi tie
PRINTING. t j. COMPACT in sppeanpc sni forms 90 oras-
orly inches by inches The price complete ~ih
ink fOuniais snd roller tsG dol@' "a IN, o.,a...
lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFe
GO A. surtIuf fand ss5Wu large susrsuty fgad
nvestsd IN New work in th names 81 thres TIL
lated states Lec,i Board-Soap Die ore 70. Cetobr'
,,1seli ShsirIsag Isos. uTe,s. Sa nd a., .g
Ian, hsguires. The Beard meet every Nedhe'dsy. The
sesieai board meet ss,iy >, ~ s's'sl 81 P'"sgr'
Eeat,p u thief Office for sm.r,cs, ~ VAL ste- New
icrs here pro- pee,u e" sgt Az icsr 'a a,ir ~ ~
.stent a sibeo j. LFtEGEa sTsRs. Vsseral ls,nt
a. -, sod sniefut, uscrt n che y . Soc /" acd.
insturor eld lurdor On Nay can W 4baiusl A.
No. u %. s'rcet. snd II agents.
f,AIF0RNTA cANNvN.-TH 81 BscRInERsasOV
~ herd 3~ce nvrice ~ fron fcut Il dofn
mall swivcs ~ 81 which vii he dsrosea Of low psssh.
is frsat street. mes, sroni ''rss'' n r.
yFIyET RIRNoN+- a LARGE AVD Rt1u 1850 a.
y ~nt nf eutus,d ard plain Nsye Sihbons. AIS,
st,s 90 .k tac fsr u iny aad dresses iast
'''''' LANiTE. BEyxEaA tLUDICs. Sc ystan
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DoLlTICAL CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs
leave to state that he net the who presided at
democratic Meet held the Eagle HOTEL Greea wich
street, as appeared in Sundays Herald.
JAMES CODY. li2 Liberty street.
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NO CURE No PAY.-BR. CORBITT, ~ DUANE ST.
my bp consrled the treatment 81 certain delicate
dsess rractes Of sixteen years devoted the
met Of teos5s diseases, enaties Or. e.. cure
ro OF hs dseae Recent cured in three days No
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BALES by AUCTION.


DY JACOB 8. PLATT--L. O. DARLINGTON. AUC-
ID toneer-Largs Sale Of TOys-Jacot y Plat. will sell
Tuesday Oct q at the auction ROOM ~ the package 90
TOY imported By tine lace firm Of Shutz Bdon.
Also large quny in lots TO suit purchasers Aso, Fancy
Goods, sc. Sale peremptrs.
w FRANKLIN, AUCTIoNEEa-- DrCCH Bull
w b3us Roots by the case-w " FRANKLIN Son 4 Co..
sell Tuesday Oct a. Mt 10 O'Clock, No.
Broad three superior nyacinths and three
R0ot from Wander School Sons Nursery
Holland.
VALuAnIE rRopERrr AT BkooKLYN.-ANrho-
J. Bleccksr will sell Tuesday, Zld inst. at II
oloek the Merchants EXCHANGE s15 Building Iots
Brooklyn. Known Tunis Johnsoa tract. Sale post
tive 20 yer cent mortgage FOR Il years. II desired, at
cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-22

M X, DEEPSTERS LAST BALLAD ENTERTAIN
l ment but tpror his departure for Europe, will
lie given At the Broadway Tabernacle Monday evening
Oct % including the following The DARK Eye has
lefus Song OF Indian Women Those Love; Tho Rainy
Day; Ny Boy Tammyi What can en- Old Man do but Die
The In priaone The Dying Child and Angel OF Death Oh
Poorth aud and Restless Love; Highland Mary Mary in
Heaven; Duncan Cray and hi. popular The May
Queen in three parts Tckets 30 cents To at
O'clock,
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E0URTu wARD--UNION, HARMONY, VICTORY
The Democratic Republican of Fourth
in regular and the Of the party
are requested to attend meeting at the
SdASPEARE HOTEL,
conner Of William aud Duane Streets Tuesday evening
October % a7 O'clock to hear the Of the Somi-
mating Committse.
Joseph r. Palmer ESQ., Hon r. v. r. Wright, r. Strahan
seyersl other speakers will address
the meeting. BY order of the Committee.
DIR. WA. O'DONNELI, Chairman.
Ccte
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No cURGf0 cHhRoE.-Da MURRAY. or 50 GOLD
"strest sJuhdsntuy consnlted all forms % private
eeas0s Heteat eases OF gonorrhes he In ~ four
csyA cnstitu iopal debility and impoteucy successfully
restedhy Dr. ~ No mercrry
frep tuSness- cgen frOu A. n TIL r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-22

CECOND WARD.-Ar MEETING 0FTaE IN DEEPEN
~ dent Democratic Association Of the Second Ward held
4 Beekman street, the 18th inst, the following resolu
tions animously adopted
ls That having been stenuousy devoted to the
principles of and the best Interests of the Demo-
cratic from and dnerested motives and not
the mercenary love of Office ard plumber indignantly
repuda.e all attempts degrade by maxim party
hypoeritea debaspg and unhoiy alliance with few hollow
hearted ungraefu traitors, no. after fatenng spos
Of party for years basey and eacherouy deserted in
the hour Of need thereby giving the victory mics
3D. Resolved, That freeu principles and action
well es in lame the Independent Democracy Of the Sc
cOnd ward olenbly pledge Ourselves aud all
country best exertons at the approaching
election ourselves fellow from the
Their rule of base and corrupt intriguing clique, who recog
nize other principle in their political action than that of
eey by deudng and deiraudny the honest
portion Of the people of the ward
3d. Resolved, That hereby to tho honest De-
of the Second ward that feelings and
thies are with them at the comm election.
THOMAS MANSFIELD President.
PATRICK DUFFY, VIA rr,s;a.,.s
JonS ROBINSON, 5 WV -i9'i''
OWEN MULLArY,
BUTLER,
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QEOn REWARD CO ossNAN's Specific uIxs

pOOO fute. FOR t'e 81 gouotrus Oiall rc'aciie
YET datoef ID for the cova compliant, s ne most
tsini % uals ~ edy and p-unnert care without ta
lea. r- tr n W. Diet drihk cxusur % I'll ufs m s9pi-
cation 20 tutiAcs. TIE % ehalcnr's fuse m
ssnce Of tcert aonorh % be- brought which the mis-,
viii ret cGfe. utdsr ioIititarc st ssry =
two days sofa al the Nrr tora g7i fsoaiNay rffs 81
Chsn hcts tTct ALSO a. No W Aster Heu 81 no Bflsd
nv, ard LOO , uitpn street. r ut v .tar.
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ne. IAwcErr -cAN nE coNfIDsNrIALLy oox-

~ emitted - he oGce 81 ey street. on ali private diseases
e no, oh.tinse yield 20 bis node Of reatment whchis
on ire non norcur rial principle Structures cured the
sptr we'd Plan. The vcts ~ solitary indulgence also
soniv. viz ee-'aintv of owe Ohies ~ Dsv stree.
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~ last furee. connei hia prsotice 10 the treat
msnt Of mercus art other diseases Of delicate nature
" 'he aggravated Of this disease Nrd
mild removed 10 % ave dsys perfect cure on
rer
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WkLOH,s NArIONAL CIROUs. EIGHTH STREET.

w Third avenue, Actor Plaee.-Monday evening. Oct.
20 the performance VIII commence with the equestria m
entitled the War Cavalry of the Turkish Empire to
be followed by TIE Grecan Games the Comic English Ponies
the Wonderful Bottle sprte Feas horseback by
Louis How ard Teats of Personal Posture by G. Dunbar
Sc and to conclude With comic the Dutch
Shaver Shaved Afternoon performances Wednesday aud
Saturday afternoons, commencing at o'clock. Evening
perform at half past doors open at Ad
mission, % cents. Reserved Is for families.
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~ work, the nd treatment II private diseases
srcsures anJ All kEdcd aTsetoss Of ere vrtnsr ots.rs
Niustrated By Iurthcr % besusuly dolores pstc
ave - !t'c. By Honey Bostv.ok n D Large guaTt.
so rsses. ~ edition Price $40 Extract irga 20 uost9n
sd'cal .nd s1rgcsl Journal -" may " said Aflessy
- equal ~ Feprds Acton q. saus aET %
ss.s ,na Ear supsroY 10 nythIF q te Mad rs5-
L,hed 10 IN covNtrY.' Au'Aof u VIA en- hcrioh
kusrors lmpotsncy, &C. csuses By imrroper bars.
Fourth eitsn pates. Price ST. Hrrsaett ne Piasa-
Rro-dwax
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SPOitTlNG.

ITO sPoaTsNEN.-PIGkoN SHOOTING AT WILL
i lismsbursh-A match will on this Monday Oct.
% ssoa ade yards 80 yards bounds With srouni
shieh birds will Ne furnished tor further sport
Shooting will at o'clock precisely The ground Ia
distance from the ferries For further nforma
tiop, inquire at Coinaps ia Grand st., WILLIAMSBURG
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DDoToTYPEs ON PhPER-HRs. EDw. wEySERr.
Beet from Leipzig has opened her studio No. o.
white street, (ree doors vest Of Broadwsy where gall
lcry Of Prototype Pictures Tor imposition,
which will the superiority 81 her discoveries IN the
chemical and cf her method OF applying them
collection Of portraits BY her may also be the
Fair in Castle Garden Portraits taken all during
daylight, and perfect Licensees warranted.
kis. EDWARD WEuNFRr BsCKNANN,
62 White street.
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s.rEABbOAT WANrtD-A TIGHT DXAFF. SHALL
~ ht-s1AOat ~ b. natit nee, reraa4nllf. rsr
Artly So re~ York Rice Nal Jefferson aaa sostt
streets.
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DARNuMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-r. T. BARNuA

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-r. T. BARSUM
ID Proprietor-J Greenwood, Jr. Assistant Manager-Im
Success of that celebrated and wonderful the
Marnet Family They afternoon aud evening
In astonishing and pleasing ats the Tight Rope and in
of other interesting entertainments comic
mines &c Also engaged, Louis Elser, Mr.. T. c. Wenyss
Mr. Warden Pete Morris, Messra Merriheli Rose, Clark
Higgins Misses leslie Sta hope Barton and West Also
exhibition at all hour the Boa Constructor large
Living ADacon6s Mammoth Crocodile Admission %
~ llrpp md qoFa
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NR. WHEELER, oCULIsr. 81 BARCLAY STREET.
~ devocs his exclusive attention 20 diseases Of the eye.
the insertion u Artificial Eyes which be ~ just
from Patis OF improved make and superior qua
luy They will be supplied nser1ed reasonable terms.
Office hours from y to3 o'clock. r..
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DOWER'S STATUARY.-TBE GREEK SLAVE, FISHER
Boy Proerpne and General Jackson rising foar Of
the beautiful works Of this Sculptor exhbtny
flor his exclusive benefit at the Gallery OF Old Masters
Lyceum Building No 5 Broadway These works together
with the pictures Of the best old form the choicest
and most instructive collection of the Works of Art
brought TO this country hdmttanee IS cents Season
Tickets, 80 cents Open from o A. NJ until 10 T.. 81
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nk. POWELL, oCuLlsr AND hURlSr. uAs JUST
~ Imported Artificial Eyes which be inserted without
tie tirhcs pain, and will ks the natural eye DR..
Powell attends usual 20 dsessc Of The Eye and Esr At ~
Warren % Broad where be had his
"TrcAtlse N the Eye" Price 90 cen
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grtR sgACRFS-F IRsr vEssCI--TgE NEw. FAST
rsrs bsrt BYRON, a. Pier North River, sil 4s sc-
tetcled ar Chagres e LET Novembsr. pehbseiy Pas-
~ ssspred ~ rtichng Psnsfs VA ior che
Pacific sae srs. ri,e of passage Stn THIS - me sast
apj rost ecouoaisal rcsfs to tls Id reras. Apply
D. b. 81 frIN. u WI eret.
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NNANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, ~ A
w young woman who has lived with some of the most
spectacle families at in the city. 20 whom she
fer i'll assist at washing and ironing. Address c. S. 40
Prince
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"ALLHALLA 50 CANAL STREET NEAR BROAD
w wsy-Classieal Museum Of Sculpture aud Pictures,
by ar2e number of pretty Ladies the
decent and ehaste Extraordinary attractions
Singing Dancing, Acrobats Gymnastics Contoious &C.
The only troupe of Female MnsrelS. Performance every
night az IA o'clock. Extra performance every Saturday at
O'clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-01
Remarks on Drsinirg.

We all well Know that wheat and otn-
err grains as well as grasses, are never
fully developed, nor produce good seed
when the roots are soaked in moisture
No man ever raised good wheat from a
moist or wet subsoil. Now, many farms
o. this country, though at times during
the summer they appear dry, and cTac!,
open on the surface, are not IN fact Dry
farms. On the contrary, for nine months
out OF twelve, they are moist Or wet
and we need no better evidence Of the
fact than The annual freezing out ofthe
plant, and consequent povehy Of many
crops. Need we say more to convince
you ofthe necessity for draining your
farms.
Now Genes the question, How is This
great good to be accomplished! What
is the best melhod1 Wha, will it cos?
And above all, what will pay? These
inquiries We viii endcavor to meet. The
f,tatemrnts. though brief. will doubtless
lead you to renewed inqaiies, and an
active search Tor information.
The inquiry, How is this great good
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~ 0ahinS Girls.

Happy s'riS--Who can hut loVa them,
W''o chreN8 ME the rose h"Eht eyes and
elastic step no" chetfinlIy they 90 10
work. our reputation Tor IT. Snci' girls
WIN make excellent wives. Blessed ~
dehi VIII th9a' men be who "ecoTe such
prizes. Contrast those VINO do nothing
vat St5h Al. Gay auh Ilyf 10 iaI'o" the
fashion, ".ia never earn tue bread they
oa' OF toe ''2ea t"e% W'af---,%iro are tan-
~,,'" ana !aTF rom one weeks end % an
other HA' but q 5lmpie'on and p2p'n
Jay Fooio n,'ieF one OF the latter Il he
were 'o2NlNS l"r = companion.
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THE DUcKING WAR CASE. Hartford
County Cuu;t last week, We learn rom a
corresp ndent of the Argus, disposed of
the case of the State " Charles Newry,
owner ofthe sloop Lewis Cass, which
was seized AID taken possession Of in
Gunpowder river, viii st Oh a ducking
expedition, tor an alleged violation OF
the law OF he State for the protrc ton of
wild fowl ms id river aud IFS rrihuta-
rles The case occupied the Court or
two days, and resulted ma verd ct for
deipndent, which caused no little r'joic
ing in Havre de Grace, and on Fri lay
night there was partial illumination Of
the trwn, upon III" rpccip Of the news.
Counsel for the State OHIO Scott 1ud
VIM. B b nd Of Hartford c UNITY, for the
defence, Albert Constable, OF Cecil coun
ty; and Coleman YeIlott, OF Bll,itnore
City, Bat. Sun.
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The Open Window.
DY HENRY ". LoNGrELLow.

BY HENRY ". LoNGFELLoW.
The old house by the lindcns
Stood silent in the SHADE,
And on the gravel pathway
The light and shadow played.
saw the nursery windows
Wide open to the AIR,
But the faces of the children
They were no longer there.
The large Newfoundland house-dog
Was standing by the door,
He looked for his httlc playmates
Who would return 10 more.
They walked not under t. G lindcns,
They played not in the hail,
But shadow and silence and sadness
Were hanging over ALL
The birds sang in the branches
With sweet. familiar tone,
But the voices of the children
Will be heard in dreams alone.
And the boy. who wa liked beside mo,
lie could not understand
Why closer IN mine, all closer,
lpresscd his soft, warm hand.
Southern Literary Messenger.
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TIT MoETGAGgD OMGANcur.--STr.
D'Israeli says, on the authority Of Ion
don attorney, tho amount OF the mortgages
Of England is ,e4Oo,000,O00 producing at
4 per cent. sl6,o00,oJO year. The
landlords Of Scotland are at least as deeply
morteaged as those Of England, and un-
doubtedly squrps are in still worse con-
dtion.
Suppose that the mortgages in ireland
and Scotland amount only to one half of
those o. EngIand-32C0,000 ,0G0 pro-
ducing at 4 per cent. $4,000 year
the mortgages Of the ari&toctocy Of the
three Kingdoms amount to 16O0,00c,oo0
for which they have 10 pay, in the shape
Of yearly interest, G2t, 100000.
Mir. D'IsracI is likely 10 be in commit
nicatlon with attorneys and landlords com
peient TO inform him toleraDly accurately
on the subject Of mortgages. Now, to es-
innate the wisdom Of this Olirarchy, We
must add to this sum Of debt upon their cs-
tates the National Debt which they have
imposed upon their country, amounting tc
$500, 900, the interest of which i,
SOS, 100000. The total debts, therefore
in which they have involved their coun.
try and themselves, thus amount to the snug
little bin or FL 400, 900, O0O--bcaring ;
yearly interest Of f52,ooo,ooo.
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ground prey. az rat, RABBIT, otter. and

ground prey. as rat, RABBIT, otter, and
badger showing his master the position
Of fra,hcred came, driving wild fowl in lc
nets picking up the dead, chasing the
deer, hare, SC. Tic dog Is lraiGrd 10
follow animals on the earth, &C iEal,o
the chcetah or bunting leopard the ht"i.
TO ily at buds, end in Persia 10 assist
dogs in hugting hare ana even deer, the
otter, il India, and the cormorant lis
neck ringeA) in China, 10 take fish Tor
his mastco; SO Tat lhe deni2ai.s Of earth,
ait, and water, have been Brought to as
sis U.s. In fact, there is hardly an ami
nal but what may be trained to assist us
ia th~ chase. The horse follows the
chase with delight, and is sometimes
trained to serve as natural stalking
horse; as also has bull a hog has
been tanned to stop at game like poin-
ter; and it is very common ;or we'll fed
dogs and ccts to 20 oat i,unljHg ny ,l.m~
selves and bring home what They c.tch
10 their masters. preterring caIfcasca and
appreciation to food.
We MAJ use rn'ralned animals 70 as-
sisl US Ia various WAYS Example !: In
Russia they Kill wolves in the following
manner: They 20 ca! into the forest GA
a noonlirh, night with sIedrc Behind
wh;cha wisp OF straw i3 dragged by a
rope twenty yards long. They hav" a
live piy the sledge wi them, and min
its car 10 maker sqVeal. TIE wolves
flock together, mistake the straw tor The
pig, dash at il, and are shot from the
sIedge ;, 4 hawk is sometimes taken
IN field 20 catch Iarks; a9d being held
up and made 10 ,,ut"r, all the !1r%s lie
on their backs on the GROUND in fright,
and SuAn" net to be drawn over tgem
ana sometimes t, be taken up by The hand
o.ncl Dids arc raEen up ia the same
way. 4 Cat is ted up--mcW:n- and
atrHggiing-n"ar where A a,.s1u is nd:
mnEplos crows. &c, come ia boot and
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SPECULATION IN CALlroEwiA.--The

srncuLArlos IN CALrronHiA.--The
Eoston Traveller says that a merchant in
that CITY sent out to San Francisco, last
February, an inro;ce of$l,0oo worth II
cutlery, by gentlemen who took N his
own account six Gales of blankets. By
the last steamer, the merchant received a
letter from the gentleman at San Fran
CO, stating that he was obliged to sell the
cutlery aud his blankets with 1t, for the
invoice price at Boston, he paying freight
aud all other charges IA. ne sans,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-12-01

NEW BANK At t'!lEsTERrowN. The cit
Izens Of Krnt county, favorable to the cs-
Enlistment Of a Bank, as one Of the means
of promoting the farming interests Of that
county, held a meeting 1t the Court
House, IN Chcstcrtown, on the Both inst.