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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-09
TABLE CUTLERY.

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yEVEIE subscriber has just returned from the
4 North and is now receiving
$50 doz. Knives and Forks, at ALI prices
sets, of SO pieces each Ivory handled do.
6 doz. ivory Table and Tea do.
8 4" Table s. Tea do. without Forks.
go " Butcher and Cooks Knives, assorted.
3 Silver Plated Forks,
Table, Tea and Dessert Spoons, Plated Brittania
and Iron Table and Tea Spoons, Ladies', Clevers,
Forks, &C., presenting the best assortmnnt ever
before offered in the Valley, which those in want
should, in justice to themselves, examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
GEO f. PRICE, Hardware Merchant.
Staunton, Oct. %, 1850.
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

\ AM now receiving large and we'll selected
"a. -; stock OF GOcDS suitable for tho Fall and
WINTER, consisting of Dry Goods Of every des-
cription, complete stock of
Hardware, Queensware, &c. Hats
and Caps OF every description,
One thousand pair Boots and Shoes, Cotton Yarns,
&C., with the largest stock Of GROCERIES ever
offered in this market all of which will be sold
on accommodating terms for cash or to punclual
customers. am thankful for past iavors and
hope by strict attention to business and fair deal
ing to receive G share of patronage.
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
N. B., Merohaulable produce always taken in
exchange for goods, at highest prices. .l.H.
Staunton, Oct. FL, 1850.
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ISAAC NEWTON

n RESPECTFULLY announces that he con-
A@ tinues TO conduct that justly celebrated
Confectionery Establishment,
opposite the State House on Chestnut Street, Phil
adelphia, formerly kept by the late Mrs. Wood,
where he will be most happy to receive yisiters
from the City and Country and where all will find
an abundant supply of every thing appertanng to
the Confectionery business. His saloons are spa
cious, airy and sumptuously fitted up, and when
his projected Improvements are completed they
will not be surpassed by any other similar establish
ment in the world. MENTIONS SALOONS
are the fashionable resort for the ELITE of the
City, and the praise Of Newton's refreshments is
on every tongue. His Ice Creams are made of
Cream from his own farm.
October Id. IS5O.-1y
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PATTERSON'S
Alternative 81 EI0geac GT0aaslsOesaaGs.


WINCHESTER, June 3, 1850.
Having used Pattersons Alternative and Tonic
Compound, both myself and in my family, for the
last eight years, and having been cured OF obst-
nate costiveness and sick head ache, to which
have been for along time subject tals pleasure
in recommending its use TO others affected in the
same way.
Ihave also used it for Cholic and Cholera Nor
bus, the latter very violent, and OF which was re-
lieved by it in very short time
1t has proved equally etficacious with different
members of my family, and in many other cases
within my ow knowledge.
Signed, J. H. KEMP.
NEW MARKET, Shen. Co May 80, 1850.
Itake greet pleasure i'll recommending Patter-
sons Alternative and Tonic Compound. ! have no
hesitation in giving ii my opinion that this will
be fond an excellent remedy for the various dis
eases for which it is recommended, particularly
Dysentery, Dyspepsia and Liver Affections.
am no physician, and speakdisinterestedly. 1have
used the medicine, and have experienced great re-
lief from lt-and notwithstanding the preludices
of the Faculty it has gained celebrity and popu-
,tarity which have called into exercise additional
means to supply the great and increasing demand
for it. Signed,
Us. CALVERT.
o. Prepared by JAMES F. PATTERSON
and sod Wholesale and Retail, by THOMAS p.
EsKR1pGE, Druggist, Stanton, Va.
August l9, lS50-ly.
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RICHMOND nat MANDATORY,

YEsHE subscriber would respectfully call the at.
L tention ofMerchants and Dealers to his extern
sive stock of
EXITS sR.gsED CLIPS.
The assortment will be found on examination to be
equal to any in the United States.
Virginia Merchants who have Teen accustomed
to go to the Northern Cities for goods, would do
well to call on their way at this establishment,
where they will to their satisfaction that in the
article of Hats and Caps at least, Richmond will
compare to advantage with any other market.
Terms most liberal and accommodating.
JOHN DOOLEY.
No. II Main Street, Richmond
August 20, lSee.-ly
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The Question Settled.
-:O-:O-
A FTER careful examination of all the facts
Ia in the case it has been decided, that
RARE e. STFP r FT"T

LII careful examination OF all inc lacl3
Ia in the case it has been decided, that
BARE e. STERRET'T
have on hand, at this time, the prettiest, riches
and most fashionable assortment of Goods for gen
temen's wear ever offered in this market-Con-
sising Of
Cloths, Cassineres and Vestings,
of every shade and Of the
latest styles.
All Of which will be made to order ct the shortest
notice, and in accordance with the Fashion of the
day. They have also received hanaso lot of
Shirts, Cravats, Gloves, Pocket
Handkerchief, SC, &C.,
which they will dispose of at short profits.
Their motto IS, superior GOODS at fair
prices.
They beg leave to return their thanks to the
public for past favors, and pledge themselves TO
merit continuance.
In conclusion we invite all who wish to SEE
Goops AS Is GooDs TO give us call at the same
old place adjoining Va. Hotel.
Staunton, Oct. 2l, 1850.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
HARRY & DAVIS.

HAVING returned from Baltimore with large
IL lot of suitable material for the manufacture
OF Gentlemen and Ladies' work, prepared to
carry on the
ABoot g. Shoe Making Business
in all its branches and respectfully invite the at
tenton of the public to their establishment. Be-
sides the work usually done, as Gentlemens Boots,
Shoes, Caters, &C., they have added, and especial
attention will be given to, the manufacture of
Ladies' work, such as Ladies Kid Morocco, and
Cater Shoes, Misses ard Children's Shoes of
every variety and style, &c, &c, all of which
will be executed in manner, which, for durabil
ity and beauty cannot be surpassed. Their prices
will be reasonable and their work warranted.
o. Call and see at the oldstand Of d. G. Harry,
opposite the Virginia Eolel.
HARRY & DAVIS
Stanton, Sept Is, la50.-6m.
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BOUNTY LANDS :! !!

VEyE have associated ourselves together for
w thepurpose of prosecuting the claims OF
Officers and soldiers OF the wal OF 1912 TO bounty
land under the late act Of Congress. We have
been employed in number of claims and offer
our services to such Others as are DESTROYS of hay
ing their claims prosecuted. We will give
prompt and diligent attention to any claim en-
trusted to us, and upon reasonable terms
CHESLEY KINNEY.
ROBERT. ?. KINNEY.
ICN.t Tfb iSSO--Gt
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Superior Chewing Tobacco.

WE are now receiving 800 Boxes Tobacco,
w including some OF the best brands in Vir-
ginia--and shall be pleased to see our old GUS
toners, as we are certain we can furnish good
article upon as good terms as it can be purchased
elsewhere. c. T. COCHRAN y co.
Stanton, Oct. 81, 1850.
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EpOoTS AND SHOEs.--On hand and for sale,
~ Case Superior Water -proof, Cork sole)
Boots, a new article. Also, Mems medium and
coarse Boots, in great variety Boys Boots, all
sizes, some very fine; Brogans all sizes and
prices; Children's Shoes, all sizes and qualities;
Gentlemen's, Ladies' and Childron's Gum Over
shoes. Calland examine before you buy. Old
stand Of Cowne s. Deakins.
A. ]. DEAKINS.
S@unton, Nov, 10, 1s49.
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/. q D. G; Ga ca pIl:d.

THAVE been appointed by the County Court
Of Augusta. one of the three commissioners OF
said Court to state, settle and report the accounts
ri F,yecutors, Administrators and Fiduciaries gen
egaliy aud to perform all other duties pertaining
to such business as are required by the New Code
of Laws.
Parties interested who may desire my services
will please apply to me at my office nearly oppo-
CIV Fl. NJ. BELL.
September 2, I65G.--6m.
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IHAvE been appointed BY the County Court TO. Of
Court to state settle and report the accounts OF Elk
ecutors, Administrators aud Fidueiaries generally
and to perform all other duties pertaining to such
business as are required by the New Code OF Laws
Parties interested who may desire my services
will please apply to me at my Office on the eastern
side OF the Court House square.
C. KINNEY.
Sentember 2, ls5O-6m
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PAPER ITANGINGS.

vHvHE largest, best, and cheapest assortment Of
4 WALL PAPERS in the country, is to be
found at HOWELL FINN Il Cos, Ia Chestnut ST.,
above 9Th St Philadelphia. They have constantly
on hand PAPERS from IL 2 cts. per roll, to the
finest Gilt and Velvet Decorated and Paror paper,
at from to dolais per roll.
ALSO
Borders, in grea, variety, Window Curtain
Paper. Fire board prints, fine
and common, &C., &C., in
fact every thing belong
ing to their line Of
business,
they are prepared to sell, wholesale and retail
lat the most reasonable prices.
Sept l6, lS50-ly
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FOR LADIES
MISCELLANIE

NUTS, atvarious prices, Super Moleskin, Beaver,
Fur. Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps, of every size,
quality, color and price. Children's blue and
mixed Hats aud Caps Carpet Bags, satchels,
Trunks and acknowledgements with many artl-
Giles usually kept in his Inns. Don't forget to call
at the Sign of the GOLDEN BOOT, at the old
stand OF TN GREEN, where satisactioals pledged
Stanton, Oct z.-Spec copy.
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Eeeesezy-szYtolse Cg0sgsSeag,

Eeeesegy-ezzfS<se C10tEaSaag,
ever brought to this market. They respectfully
ask call from all persons in want of Clothing,
and If they do not make good their statements, as
to the QUALITY and PRICE of their goods, they
will not pretend to make sale. This stock has
just been selected by j. p, from the largest assort
ment in the Northern Cities with an eye to the
Fall trade of this place. and are therefore con-
vnced that we can sell the 0ery article wanted, to
any person who will favour us with call.
The following articles comprise, in part, our
Stock lit would be impossible to enumerate ally
viz -
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Frock and
Dress Goats, Black, Brown aud Inys-
ible Green Cloth Sack & Single Breast
ed Freck do, Drab Sack Over Goats,
Of finest workmanship. Black and Blue
Pilot, Felt & Beaver Over Goats, White
and Blue Blanket Over Coats, Black
Cloth Cloaks and Togas, Pahtaoons
and Vests of every description; Caps,
and all articles of Gentlemen's undo,
wear.
N. B.-Wecan supply Country Merchants with
an assortment Of excellent Clothing at City prices
). POLLITZ & Co,
Corner of Virginia Hotel.
Stanton. Oct. Z, 1860.
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Dry Goods. Hardware, &c.

.9nd but HALF THE PRICE emerged by other Lines
Persons wishing TO avail themselves Of the fscil-
tiles and Moderate Prices Of the Line, are advised
to give EXPLICIT and POSITIVE DIREC-
TONS for sending their goods to the ERICSSON
LINE, and shoald be particular to possess them
selves of the receipts which invariably given
for their Goods. In those are stated the price
charged for transportation, and it will prove pio-
lection against the DOUBLE RATES exacted by
other Lines, who have no published rates.
Goods destined for the West South or other
places beyond Baltimore forwarded promptly on
the day OF their arrival, with every and atten-
ton, free of all charge whatever for this service
in the shape OF commissions otherwise
Goods shipped from New York, or from places
Eastward of Philadelphia, ifconsgnedto A. Groves
Ir., Philadelphia, forwarded in like to their
destination, on the day of their arrival, and every
attention given them, without charge in any form
for this service.
Freight to BALTIMORE, az above,
10 cts. per 100 pounds. To Richmond
aud Petersburg, 90 cts. per 100 pounds
for Dry Goods and Hardware. Coarse
Freights taken a, still LESS RATES.
The established character and known reputation
of this Company is an ample guarantee to those
disposed to coniide their property to the care of
the Company.
One or more of the Company's Boats leaves
Philadelphia from the upper side Of Chestnut street
Wharf EVERY DAY, (sunday excepted) at 8
O'Clock, arriving in Baltimore early nextmorning
Apply in Philadelphia to
a. GROVES, Jr., Agent,
No 10 South Wharyes, above Chestnut Street.
In like manner, Boat leaves Baltimore DAILY
Sundays excepted) at half past 2 o'clock.
Apply in Baltimore to
J. ALEX. sHRlvER, Agent,
No. 3, Light Street,
Near the Depot Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
OPP amber l6.-6m.
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The Golden Boot.


I'd BAYNE would respectfully announce 10 the
L citizens OF Stanton and its vicinity, that he
has removed his
EgODT sRss.E3 ;SKgDE STORE
to the room recently occupied by T. n. GREEN,
where he is now receiving and opening an unusu-
ally large Stock in his line, purchased under the
most favorable auspices in the Northern Cries.
and will be sold upon satisfactory terms to cash or
punctual dealers. His Stock comprises in part, the
following desirable goods, to wit -
FOR GENTLEMEN: FOR LADIES
Super Gum and Buffalo Gum Boots and Over
over Shoes, Shoes, extra article,
+" Morocco and Calf Super Leather Boots,
dress Shoes, sew'd y pee'd
" Kip 8 Seal do, do, e Peg'd Buskins
" Brogans, heavy and Ties,
lot, =" Sew'd Buskins
=" Water proof Cork and Morocco Wolts
Sole Boots, g Kid Wells and
Z; Morocco and Calf Slippers
i" seal& common do, Lasting Caters,
" Kip, & heavy coarse Patent Excel
ditto, siors very neat,
Boys & children's Boots F." Jenny Lind do,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Of {; Sewed Moroc-
every variety. CO Boots,
e White Kid do
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TO PURCHASERS or Clothing !
J. P0LLITZ & CO..

HAVE just opened Oh the Corner Of the Vir
Tx gnia Hotel, formerly in the occupancy o
P. Bayne) the largest, most fashionable and cheap
est assortment of
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TO WESTERN A sOErEEsEEgS
MERCHANTS.

The Baltimore & Philadelphia
STEAMBOAT CO., ERICSSON LINE,
ID RESPECTFULLY inform you that they have
~ resumed their operations tor the year with III
creased means OF accommodating the trade between
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in the most regular
and expeditions manner, and at the former materi-
ally REDUCED PRICES, being
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ID BAYNE would respectfully announce to the
4 citizens OF Stanton and its vicinity, that he
has removed his
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ted ion'
Wn upon
and hay.
The seal
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Pmprisin!g
for the
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Four dies
work, and
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are en-
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the work
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September 2, l85o.--6n.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-31
Whole Number 776.

the plunder, and he was forced to
ransom the boat COR "a. Of which sum
it was understood that the chiefs
share was f3. Guns to the num-
Der Of nine, the Arabs were unwil-
ling TO part with, and they kept the
people prisoners until these, the sex.
tant, and other article were paid for.
The natives satisfied, Mr.. Jeffrey got
the people on board the schooner,
and in two days sailed for Muscat.
Here the captain preferred 10 wait
for a passage direct TO Bombay, the
Dewan not being fitted for such a
voyage.
The Bombay Government will
doubtless despatch steamer to Caue
Guardafui, the moment they get in
formation Of this deplorable case
Those whom Mr.. Jeffrey was happy
enough TO rescue were received on
board the Framjee Cowsjee, at Mus.
cat-the owner, Byramiee Maal,
treating them with the utmost kind.
ness. They also received every at.
tention from the East India Compa-
ny's agent, HeskelI, described as an
Arab Jew. The son of the Imaum
was also very kind, placing 100
Spanish dollars at the disposal Of the
shiPwrecked people. Those saved by
Mr.. Jeffrey consisted OF Captain
Short, (who was at Columbo a few
years ago. in the Columbus,) the car
penter, the cook, four seamen, and
live apprentices. Those carried
away by the Arabs were Mrs. Short
(who had valuable jewelry, and
about one hundred sovereigns in gold
on her person,) the first and second
mates, the steward and three sea-
men.
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THE PATENT OrrIcr.-I In thi

THE PATENT OFFICE In this
building are deposited and exhibited
specimens Of American ingenuity,
rare and extensive collections of
plants, birds, minerals, shells, &C.,
and indeed variety and sufficiency
of everything curious, interesting
and valuable, to make it, emphatical-
ly, a "great National show shop,"-
With this collection and exhibition,
every American citizen should be
proud, and Herewith, and with the
building itself should be associated
much OF national feeling. The edi-
flee is indeed a great national depos-
iiory Of the evidences of American
ingenuity and invention, and Of the
varied, and beautiful, and rich pro-
ductions of sea and land.
The cornerstone of this edifice
vas laid in 1886; it is of Grecian
Doric architecture, with a portico Of
most imposing appearance. lis front
is 27O feet, breadth in centre l27 feet
and at the ends 20 feet. 1t is 65 feet
high and the grand portico 95 feet
front. 1t is built of sandstone, and
cost $4,000.
The design for the whole structure
contemplates the erection of the 9TH
er three sides, leaving an open court
in the centre. The Eastern side is
now in progress, and is &c feet in
width, by 272 in length. Its third
story will consist OF a single room,
the ceiling Of which will be 80 feet
high, and the exterior sides Of very
white marble.
The foundation wall OF the West
wing has been laid, and will be four
stories high by reason of the low
ground on which il will stand. The
Northern sides will not be commen-
ced until the other sides are finished,
and the West wing or side will not
be further prosecuted until a further
appropriation. When fully compile
ted, it will be one Of the noblest of
national edifces.-Cin. Gar.
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ADVERTIsING:
LATER from Havana.

We learn from slip from the of
flee of the Charleston Courier tina
the steamer Isabella arrived at tina
port on Saturday last, with date
from Havana TO the Sth inst. A let
ter to the Courier, from Havana, o
that date, says:
Quite an excitement prevails ir
the city OF Havana, caused bv the
rumored intelligence OF another in.
vasion Of the Island. Reports are
in circulation that there are some six
thousand men congregated at some
point in the United States, and were
ready to embark for Cuba on the
9th ultimo. So that they are in
daily expectation of landing.
The siege cf the Island has been
raised and the militia disbanded.-
Officers of the Government have
searched all the houses Of the yolun-
teers, and have taken all their arms.
This has caused serious difficulty
between the citizen Spaniards, who
took up arms and enlisted for the
Government, and the Captain Gene.
raj. 1t is said he began to fear them,
therefore he has taken away their
arms. The above constitutes the
news Of the city, and is the general
topic of discussion.
Business is prostrated by the ex-
pected invasion, and the excited and
disturbed position OF the inhabitants
render trade and commercial opera
tions dull and Ianguid.
The last sales Of molasses were at
24rs. There is very little left in the
hands Of dealers, and they are ask
ing higher prices.
There have been no cases Of chol-
era in the city and environs for some
time; but the disease sill fingers in
the interior, and has also appeared
on the south side.
The naval and land forces in the
island are being augmented conside-
rably. Several more vessels and
steamers Of war are shortly expected
here.
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IMPORTANT INvENTIoN.-The Pitts
burgh Commercial Journal says, that
Mr.. c. Evans, OF that city, has in
vented and constructed, a neat ap-
paratus for asceriaining at all times,
the pressure OF steam in steamboat
and other boilers. 1t has been sub
mitted TO some practical engineers,
and pronounced TO be the best ma
chine for the purpose hitherto devil
sed. It's great merit is, that it is not
all liable to be broke or damaged.
Neither mercury nor glass is used.
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PoLITENEss.-The man who hes
itates but a moment in giving his
seat to a lady, possesses not one
spark of politeness IN his composition.
The lady who under these circum-
stances takes a seat without express
ing her acknowledgements TO the
giver, is wanting in that delicate ap-
probation Of such trifing attentions,
which every lady should possess.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-31

A bachelor friend of ours having
committed matrimony, offers for sale
his formes stock Of trade, viz: Two
pals OF stockings with their heels out
one mouldy candlestick, two dirty
night caps, one stew pan, few cold
potatoes, two dickies without strings
or buttons. a spawned flute and a
single bedstead,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-31

More than six hundred laboring
people have been thrown out of en-
ployment. in the vicinity Of Balti-
more, Nd, by the stoppage Of sever
al cotton factories.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-31

PENNY PosTAGE.-In the year 1898.
the whole number Of letters delivered in
Great Britain was 76,OO0,OOO. Last
year, the annual delivery reached the
prodigious number of 337. 600 ,O0O.-
Dickens says that the penny postage
and steel pen may be regarded as among
the most important features of, progress
in modern times.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-31

"A A letter from San Francisco,
OF 3lst August, mentions an invoice
OF House frames lately arrived there
from Baltimore. Invoice cost, S.,
500; freight $1,000. They were sold
to pay charges. and only brought
$3.50. This is not very favorable
for shippers Of houses.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-31

AFRICAN SPARTANs.-Travellers in
Southern Africa have often praised the
beautiful and symmetrical forms of the
native inhabitants, and the people real
ly deserve the encomiums. As they
generally go nearly naked. their bo-
dies appear as they really are; and
among thousands ofnative Zulus whom
/ have seen, do not remember to have
met with one marked by any important
congenital deformity. Deformed per-
sons are said TO be equally rare among
several tribes of South Africa; but the
explanation ofthis fact is by no means
creditable to the moral character of the
inhabitants. 1t appears to be their Gus
tom 10 destroy at birth all manned,
6eformed and defective children. This
work of destruction is done very Sc
cretly; and hence, in this country, we
never see infants floating down our riv.
ers. nor exposed in fields and forests
to the rapacity Of birds and wild beasts.
When a deformed infant is to be put
out Of the way its mouth and nostrils
are filled with mud, ashes or grease till
life is extinct, then it is quietly buried
out of sight.-Puritan.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-31

0<T Pittsburgh has now two bodies OF
nlght-watchmen, one appointed by The
Mayor, and the other by the Police
Committee,
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The Boston Medical Journal saws
that "once a week is often enough TO
batbe the whole body for The pur.
pose Of luxury or cleanliness.