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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-28


Coitsw The day on which our last croulsr, of the
All met wSs put To pr-ss the advie-s per Europa"
r scb, US with dates from New \ ork 10Th utiMo.
Trey had iniu-aiat- effect upon market ~uion
had b, duh the days with Alss Of only
q % to 200 bales; but the nerrow Thur day the
c.unts per hermann" one day later announcing
seto0 IN the cotton markets Ut the States owing to
able impression made the pool
sdsic-s al ibe sth which caused a rise Ia Ne.
o IA IL Ad buyers here entered tue market freely
auo . u baler chang, hands tue day. Since
TIT n We receive accounts DAILY from Liverpool
nOuDcDg krst sciiviiy IN that market With pre-
gr,tsivs rse. aud Improvement ALEC la Manchester
go' DIS. We have here followed the movement fnr
ery DAY almost UUU bales have found buyers that
our d'hv~rrs during the past might Reach ~ 900
bales VII Oh II the mort important week W. have had
fr some tinie thtre Appeals also good deal oil conn
dtDce IN The article. but must not omit to state
that holders ket the market we'll supplied prices arc
him the risk however bears principally on chs tres
o'a'"a'ge which Is paid IL deaer than last week
1te receipts hince our last report only reach $500
bai-s aga 10 AN bales deliveries To which aid
leo bales ferpanbaoo TOO having been sold 60 arrive
thai stick hand 10 Reduced To % yo4 bales as
PER statement at foot The following we're the sales
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mAs,T,mE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /.


svr s~rs .....7 u Hiss wsrs. Is
Cleared.
Nipe-Rome, Dudley, vslp,rsso. nc. Y wilisms Guy
hs9heRg. tdSatat, liver pool Taylor hernhi Courier
bsflt--Great Britain (Brl wflsen. Krush tgomery
Bro; nesa tori, Nee, oOh. Quebec. Richardson, Nsa
no.
Gfug. does ibTeltsr. I.suet 60 Live OAK wilmer
Ittsu rs Mar, Jsn,. Rent bsrgor, Brett F.ee M
ssrds Itebie sa,aunsh.
sehrp- tissen vtn usdsi (Hsnl Cstreo Cett.. Le-
raw tfnelia etpl -. 30 " Dswssp; stephen Va.
nsn, 1srrJ Rr,sos Jseo, Tucker Smishi Lousss
Loetscs Nbmnstob, NC Increase, Gels, Phisdsishis,
Band.
slsoI-J II Borden, Uemins. Newport
Arrivea.
Bf Stesr ship Fursra Lott liverpool Iuty IL PN; In
Hask Tussdss lssg sravs< 81 me us.s ses.s
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Tho public talrs this week have been numerous and
extensive srd large quaint les uf colonial aud foreign
produce have fund huyerr at improved prices for
srtcle though The market for both cofer aud
has bel rather qui.tpr In the Manufacturing dis
treis great sc'ity continues to prevail aud harvest
prospects ART CoHfiJsr.d meet satisfactory
AuppltAS Srocr are firm but quiet the continental
DE- mend has much slScksned United States per cent
btbus have Gee dubs at istes from los l0g Mass
chusetts. ut lt4}s: FrnnfytvAuis at NJ 50 div ;
Maryland Stsili Bundr held at W per osnt The
abundance OF money has produced a rise in the Eng
lisb funds
AsHrs ~ public sae this afternoon 5lo barrels ca.
Dsds pearl w'ie nearly all bought In at o. Tor 1913
few lo's Of new brought gus l73 barrels pct
ly sold at 2Ps 60
Cvcc.-1 be sslcs are confined to 200 bags Trsidad,
from 4ns abs. heiDg the previous value
tocHINtsL-- 30 Lsss have been offered ~ auction
and cbieny fold. Honduras silver. 2s. sd a 4s "a ;
black Dc sd So 30 Mexican silver 81 "a
JOrIIrThs trade havF shox !, 40 dis position to ope
rate and Only 20 csk 5CObags plantation sylon have
b-eD sold 1T prices from ID ~ cheaper. OF nst.e
about 4tOO hags have changed bands Ut 3ss At which
There are stu sstrs Of other scriptions We nstcs
sales ~ zoo RIO from gle. sd 3|s 800 bags" good
ofs Bsbih 81 a sis 90 and cargo OF 4 go bags
" ~ diLsry tr,t'' Rio NJ 2ss Cd shoat In tue CONT
nsnisl porte The article continues 90 be hrmly held in
expectation OF further Improvement In value. We
sutjoiD note ~ the imports and stocks hand on
lat instant, via -
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Brown, shipIey q Cn = Circular.


We have to report . further advance of I'd per To-
In cotton market, the quotations to day being sd
for fair upland and Mobile I'D for lair Orleans and
4xd AID for middiing qus!itiss The demaod has
been brisk throughout the week and tn. sales
$3.50 bales of which spec ulators have taken II
and exporters 400 aud the American -scriptions
consist of n $50 upland at I'D s5hd. 81 $40 Orleans
81 Id ed 121oO Alabama and Mobile at I'd b1d.
and 400 Sea lslsud at I'd I'D per 10 In the last
two days the demand has not been quite Active
before and rather increased quantity ofsfsg bat
the provem-nt In prices 10 maintained. The import
of the week rs 900 bales and the stock In Thu port
Ia estimated ~ 724 900 bales Of which about $50 700
n American.
Our corn market Is dull, and while prime sound
American -four sells TO moderate extent NJ 2Ss. per
Dbl the recent imports from New Nork being g.nsray
worry inferior ana unsound. are nearly nominal in
value some has been sold At 23s the last few days,
but there no buyers In quantity indian seis
slowly at the reduced prices OF 32s 32s vi per quar-
ter aud Parcels soon expected to arrive be bought
At 2ss. 2ys per quarter The weather has recently
been particularly favorable for the growing crops OF
grain, with the prone Of earlier harvest than
time ego expected and the reports Of the grow
ing potato crop too both In this county ssd Ireland
are In general favorable.
No transactions are reported in turnentins this
week; IS d percwt l. sbout the non insi value; and
OF ab.oIicsr rOsn 100 bbis hx,. sold
"a. I'd y Is. III. per cwti chiefly the former price.
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Markets.

Lo>po, MoNEr M.nEEr Juiy Is, o'clock The
Epghsh Stock Market 10 very nrm this morning, with
d. cidedly bucyaut tone large Amoant of basinrss
has been transacted both for Investment znd rpe-
cuiaion ana ttn-ols which yesterday left % At %
are NV s.Js "a 60 II DIV sor muhey Reduced Three
Per Cents F2I to 50. New rhree aud a Quarter per
Cents gSAs to y. Bank Stock le5 t. 1893
In foreign securities there Is but little doing but the
market II finn The dealings inclsde MexicSn, ex
coupons, IS ditto account. July 81 - Portuguese
Four per Cents. 81 3oA to q Spanish Five per
Cents, l'rs TO lSS ditto Passive SA Belgian -Four
and Han per Cents 50 AN, Dutch Two aud Half
por Cents 81 to ditto -Four per cepts SOY, y tsso
The Railway Market 10 6rm, with more dong par.
tcuIsrIy IN Midland aud North NJ AfOrdshiro Quota.
tona are In several instances, higher
T,nEE Oci oeE -Cousos for money, 93H eI div
for tb. opening July H. o3s er. div.
ENGLAND.
account pursuant to the Act 7th and 8h Victoria
cap. 81 for the week ending June -
tsrup psvAsrasrr.
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Total. .... .2iI.2 1910 N.scoco s 5000 iau.Syeo
Corr,H STEADY at I'd per 10 for sheathisg, and Grg
los fo< cske; yslio~ metal, 7bsd per 10.
Io11oN very little Offering and sslos confined TO
1890 hslrs Surst at I'd I'd aud 500 baies rinnt-
ysIly lsdrss at4t. The market at Havre jester
dav was very amin and 0JU bales we're sold at
sdvsncs Of 2Hf $50
~ our corn kst prccs 81 good ssd ane wheat %
al descriptions coutODe % be fully supported 70 the
nasl,et IL ordinary qusliths Baftty " Is aud osts
ore ca dcstsr Flsur nrm. at 2ts 23e Cd per bar
rel Indian Corn moves 90 slowly; Oelsts, on the
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Total The 6s no ECO 7oooCoe 42d7cocs ss69ol0o
The tallow market has been 6rmer this week, aud
prices rule follows. Wis st Petersburg T. G.
the spot. $50 last three mouths delivery, SOS Sd;
8, nth American. 3,s ass Australian. 33s I'd 3Ss.
TEA 700 packages were offered At auction on the
10th met when 6u found buyers; Of these 500 were
old common Congou which sold brirky at full prices;
other without change.
ToB.cco.-Tl . market continues Arm, with Increased
inquiry for export but hitherto not than l5o hhd
have been sold
TuhrENrnn- exact value OF rough IL 6s Cd -
sale reported British spirits have boon sold Ut b.
per cwt
WHAipBoNm Sales have been made at las for
North west. and Z 100 for S- ut bern.
Wool = The salcs proceeding with considerable
biskness at price, showing ~ compared with the last
sslss Improvement Of from Id I'd per lb the
greater advance being on tn. good qualities
Other articles remain without material change In
value, in tho absence Of important transactions
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m nrrled,

Married,
On Thursday, the 2bth int ut tho Rutgers street
Church. by the Rev Mr. Mctl.ilan, MIR. Hsysr NJ
Srtpss. TO Miss CosskLIA y. HiDVs,, daughter II
Enoch Hidden, Eco all "f this city.
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c-Importt-~ r--Sforhf.--O
ISIS l-40 ls4s 1879
Gree, britain D.. 1s.SoWo 22fowo nyDlco 8, ic1Ooo
Other Ports " -. .- 49, - ..
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fHu apsLrius July " sPa-suived-Bark Delhi fRr,,
ntuig ercstte-yn. Tyne n ~ p.us'e. B.ser
Btool yh fdmirs Richards, New Nort; Ad~ne, ~ sjsr
son NeiNici srisss Gimn Rostu, Richard Lsw, vtsp
EN. Nss " nsos Jane esasIsuB, Ntyhee. TsNtactets
haig Ann " Iines furEhheeIe 81 Swain, Townsend,
Proyisetc'i atAarine MARI. "a ara. Bpston
CLEARED slips Icss 'uterbrdge, New Orears Super
hasn Oeetoc; tsks lytA k-mins on usrsns adslaid-.
tlrs 3 FIs cisco: brg, Hebry Noos ham hel.is Nor
Ia thiuc's Nssktl Bnst M a. s'u-rlan, Ne y
bed ord scbs stranger 'Btl, Otricn, Hslfsg Virginia.
Htr sflcstOti Water vi th So alie,, Sel.m Cstisss.
Giihr bostoni Admrsl. Rchsrs, do hdene Henderson.
lal River Jste hcnderscn, hayhe., provide,oe; Mary
rtterst NaWnant Bustes, Monsoon. Snsn, Nts totF;
Way hin Holmes Ntf~ichi s~sin, Tovnserd rrsvi-
dtfcs5 Blavtrr. HadIe -. Rebecca Collins Chester
frfsrn hes' SIN Res'es! Csttarios AAry Wares,
NCw Haven. Kelsey Prt vidtnce.
Nssrs ss.~e.ss.
Ia For Interesting shd inpor,sst shipping ineuigs,,s
news ctlun,fe
BEie Ans, Wsiss srrvea below Eseburypert as,h ins
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The Sultan has refused aceede to the request o,
Ruseia that be would der the agents OF the HungS
rian republic to quit Con.tautinoplo
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letter Of the 4th inst from Trieste. states that
such unonade that of the prece ding
mig ht against Venice had never been heard The roar
cf tbe lasted from IL O'Clock at night till in
III. morning supposed that an attempt had been
made To storm the viaduot The Opirtone Of Turin Of
the 9TH that the Assembly Of the Venetian
Representatives has v"ito the order OF the day on con
oitions for surrender proposed by Austria.
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JuLv z7-wma at ssa -rse NV; at meridian W; At saX-
n 4 IA
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letter from Berlin announces tho breaking OF OF
psgo, iatons between Bayaria and frussa rhs Baya-
1ian smbas sador had suGd.niy quilted Berlin
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GgaAa a99aoa2s
fnm The I.ynehlurg vHginian.
NEATNEss OF FARMING.

y y y ~ $50 - " - NJ Nj.
We hare somewhere heard The remark.
that with the gnoj farmer. everything gives
way ln his lnisiness-ihal utility is all,
aud appearance nothing; hence sou are
sal 10 expect neainess about MS dwelling.
lis Ilnnr yard being cut up INTO mudholcs
rs the farm wagon and manure cart, and
lie cnnigniiy IL barns. pig.pens. and
kiichen. surh as convenience. not free.
dom from The peculiar orders Of hog-yard
aud Ii.l manure heap, may dictate.
Now 10 SPEAK hlunily. This Il an non
sence. ], 50 happens that in farming.
neainess and ihrIi almost invariably 90
together. The same love nl' order which
prompts lie farmer 10 clear lis yard of
broken barrels. old hoops. fragments Of
boards, sticks of wood. and whatever else
irlares his premises. also prompts him
10 have pare Cor everything. and every.
thing III lis plaee, which is calculated 10
bear upon real substantial profit.
Some Of the very best farmers with
@llnm we are aequain eJ-whose eminent
success and heavy profits separate them
in his respect IN bold disiinrlness from
the resi- Of their neighbors--arc patterns
oil neaincss: and The touch of llleir hand
IN the expulsion Of every kind Of nuisance
is visible al over their farms. Their
tloor-yanls show thai The master is al
home" tie harn.yard. which is not So
near the house that all the butter and
cheese manufactured is favored with The
tillusia, exhibits The same nealness. even
where all The n fuse ol other places is col.
leried for eaIiching. in due Time. The rest
OF III larm. A farmer OF our acquain.
lance, with one hundred and sixty acres,
IN whose lsrmyards we could scarcelv
discover a whisp of straw in The wrong
place, remarked, "Uh, don'l atlempl 10
great deal from my farm eSpend SO
much in Improvements that my clear pro.
fits arc only about a thousand dollars !
year." Another Of those neat farmers
IN whose liclns cookie, docks ane ches.
obtain no ioothold, nor along whose fences
solitary elder bush or briar is ever seen
raised lwenly--e,en hundred dollars
worth Of farm produce al the prices q
1871: aud both Of these farmers live i
ives ern New York, where prices M
comparatively low. entirely away iron
The peculiar advantages OF a market, W lcl
nearness To great cities gives.
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From The Ladies National Magazine.
A SHADOWED PICTURE.
Ey Z. 5. ARTnrR.

TON, Why do you do that" ex-
Mrs. Telfurd. in freilul voice,
speaking 10 boy about ten years old,
Who Lad balanced chair ea-ono Of 10
legs, and was iwirling il around 10 the i'm.
miuenl danger Of the baby, who was SIT.
ting on The floor. /" Here" and she
caught hrld &c him with no light grip
/" JUS march on, of the room-and Try and
amusc yourself somewhere elsew Suit
Ing the action 10 The word, she thrust him
on, Of the door in no very gentle man
ncr.
A storm, even if il zones up suddenly,
does no, subsitle Instantly INTO silence and
bright sunshine. II mn;,ers and sobs,
and signs itself away. So il was " iih
Mrs. 1'elford.
.Oh, dear!" she murmured. as she went
back 10 the seat she had left" was there
ever such boy! | am worried out Of all
patience with him"
Mr.. Tellorl sal reading in the room.
lie did not lii, his eyes from The book
iha, was in his hand nor appear TO heed
what was passing. But every word his
wife had uttered was not only heard but
felt.
~ wish you would do something with
,ha, bo,," said Mrs. relford. provokedai
her husbands apparent indifference.
"'rhere is no living in the house with
him."
Mr.. Tclford iii! not look up nor reply,
and his wife was about proceeding, when
over iumblcd the baby, and bump went il,
tender head upon the hard floor.
.Mercy!' uttered The mother. catching
up the child that screamed Justify.
! Mr.. Telfortl shut his book, and tossing
i, upon the shell. came and stood by The
side OF his wife, and examined the baby:
head 10 see the extent Of damage. ltwa'
Of no great account. Being satisfied o
i this, he resumed his book, without having
given ullerance to single word. Thl;
silence was perceived by Mrs. Tellorl
as 4 kind Of rebuke, and il tended 10 FIRE
rather than calm her feelings. As ih'
| baby ceased crying, sue began mufmuf
ing
"Why don't that girl come up and &c
: ,he'baby I'm sure she's been long enaug
gone 10 cal three dinners. But, that's jus
; The way with them! They get ,ogeihe
/ down there IN the dining room, and goss
, away an hour al each meal time. wis
you'd ring that bell, Mr.. Teliord."
In giyinsthe last sentence. there wa
no improvement, in The amiability OF III
: laly's tone of voice.
|, / lie husband slowly. and with cersal
1 dignity of manner, went TO The bell.rop
an,l,eise il a ligh, pull. A few minute
/ passed, bu, the summons was not answe
: ed.
!. I'll make her hear" said Mrs. lie
4 ford, impaliently, rising hurrledly, an
!. giving the rope two or three heavy jerk
tia, caused the ringing OF the bell 10 b
distinctly heard even IN The chamo
i where they sal. There was a rebuSe
i Mr.. rellorl for having done his rlnsll
!, work so gently, in the voice OF ms vii
|. and he iel, Il. Bn, he said nothing. IL
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IGNORANCE


How much Of lie misery Of Ibis world
has IFS origin in ignorance. How may,
influenced by the false ideas lila, /. stolen
waters are sweet" and thai /. bread ea,en
in secret IS pleasant" How many. i'm
pressed with these fatal notions, launch
their bark upon the ocean Of life. IN lie
belief that happiness will crown The ,ny-
age. and that The haven 10 which .hry
are bound contains all that heart can wish
Tor. Mistaken souls they know nos
that they are mo ing onward 10 misery
and mislonunes. The consequences Of
which are often the result Of their own
iransgressions, and The ORGANIZATIONS OF
seed sown by their own hands. Such in
disiduals, totally ignorant Of Gods moral
government, are continually sgoldng and
finding fault with the ways OF Providence.
They should know that the physical. tie
organic. and Tie moral world. are 90 err.
ed By certain laws. perfect, unrhanqing.
partaking oil the nature Of lie Fountain
from whence they flow--laws which can
not be infringed with impuni,y. no more
than you can thrust sour hand into The
liyid flame, and escape unhur,.
Gentle reader, impress this upon yonr
mind, and also the Important fact. ihat
these laws and their penaliies were ns,i-
luted 10 guide and govern Tic children IL
men; 10 induce them 10 urn from their
y evil ways; 10 discard vice and nv 10 viz
tue; 10 admire the ways Of Providence,
instead OF grumbling and finding fault
!. with them. In Short, cease 10 do evil,
and learn 10 da welt" lei The above
facts be fully known in the world-let
!. mankind understand, acknowledge and be
guided by them, and how much Of the
J misery that he is now heir 10, would
cease. Then will the moral darkness
that has so long bound him in bondage, be
dispelled by the purifying rays Of divin,
truth.
h Then will mental slavery be abolished
q and The groyelling and sinful pfopensilles
II which have SO long held sway, aud LED
man on 10 misery and crime, be extinct
Do and happiness universally prevail.
Then, and not I'LL then,
xviii man his .lnip knnu, -
y And kindness 10 his brethren show;
Do unto all as he would fan
be Receive Of them in turn again."
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APPEARANCES.

Think MOI bscause ihe eyes are bright,
and smiles are laughing there.
The heat that beats within Is lig..;,
And free from pain and care.
4 blush may ihinge The darkes, cloud,
Ere soils last nay depart;
And underneath the sennicsi smile
May Turk Tie saldcst heart.
Mirih's sudden gIesm may light The check,
Though joy be far away,
A. blossoms on adorn tic irrc
That's fastening 70 decay
Aias. Ii but The varying hue
Of Aprirs maynard hours
\ sunbeam bursting brightly through.
When al beneath are showers.
For there are pangs the souowing heart
VIII Of in darkness shroul,
That Turk within the lonely depths
Like lightning IN the cloud:
A. falls the shadow on the path.
When brigh, The sunbeams glare,
Whichever way our thoughts are turned,
That darksomc shape il there.
Though brightly Ger the hollow check
The smile. the laugh may break,
Like bubbles bursting on The breast
0f Aschcron's dark lake;
They arc bur outward signs to hide
The deadly pangs We feel.
Aso'cI the lone aud Wondering tower
The rose is augh, to steal.
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menl was irird. AMI The disease. or inseer,
whichever y was. disappeared; and since
iliai Time. The irces 80 projected. hare
remained in excellent health. and IA. e
nniinnnlr produced an abundance of cx.
celleni fruit. Or, R,a,.L-
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From the Dollar Newspaper.
RI KEEP SWEET POTATOES

As the time 10 dig sweet potatoes is al
hand. | would suggest method for their
preservation through winter. one which |
consider The most cDrvenien, and the
sures, To secure the ends which are essen
tial 10 keep potatoes with success, 10 wit
proper temperature, exclusion Of light and
,lampness. The method is simply 10
throw the potatoes up in conical heaps Of
eigh, or ten bushels 10 heap, covering
them lightly with straw. then with tops,
OF rotnsialks. aud lastly with dit. being
careful to have the ground upon which
YOU make the heap, SD elevated as To
diain off all rain water, and the tops o.
the heaps so well secured. as not TO admit
water. have suggested putting them IL
small heaps Of eight or ten bushels, be
cause when potatoes, put away for win
Ter use, are once disturbed by breaking in
10 them, decay is apl To commence yer,
soon thereafter. By having them in small
heaps, when once the heap, is disturbed,
being small, you can use II before mucl
injury is done.
In keeping potatoes through the win
Ter. a good deal depends upon The kind o
pola,oe. and upon the time Of digsin
them. know from actual experience
,ha, one variety will keep much bette
than another. The kind that prele
Keeping. is known among the farmers i
my vicinity as The yellow bark. Po,atoe
shuiTr always be dug as soon after The iirs
good frost rs can be. DO not suffer 10
much cold 10 come upon them. &. X.
Prince George County, Va, ls49.
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Worthy Of Imitation. The Austrian Gov
ernment has determined TO border with
live hedge all the lines Of railroad in that
country. These hedges are TO be formed,
wherever the climate will admit oil IL, oil
mulberry trees. These plantations. be-
sides protecting the railroad from the IN
irusion Of animals, il is anticipated will
contribute 10 give spring 10 the silk cul-
ture.
Tansy under Fruit Trees. Many
years since We read in an agricultural
plI,llcaliun thai iansy. s.tu ider frg!! trees,
would proven, lie mld,w. rh rl-
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We do know lhal Mrs. Telford neversccId-
ed :. murh alieruard. greatly 10 lie re-
lief and comfort Of The family.
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Aa ounce Of quicksilver, beaiap with
tho white of two eggs. and -p,at III with a
feather, Is the oleanesIGi susess bcd,bas
poison,
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Salt River and It's Tributaries-A
Locofoco schooimasser, wishing To quiz
Wing ufchin in the geography class. in
CURED. /. Master Jenkins. where does Salt
river take its rise, and What are its princi-
pal tributaries!''
Salt river," gravely replied Master
Jenkins, /" rises wherever i political par
" happens TO fall. and lie principal tri-
butaries, al present, are two branches of
! Locofocoism in New York"
4 The sc,.oulmas,er tainted.