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reason, against el.c,ing Msssrs. Beebs aud

reasons against elsc,ing Msssrs. Beebs aud
Skipnw. We know in 'olden times" 1t used to be
COZ dered an honcrable-e noble and hero
&c employment-to hsnt the huge bear and Wild
boar in the forests Of Thracia; and for their
wonderful exploits in this way Old Hurcules, and
perssus, and many other heather NimroJs. were
defed Also, ia later times, it has been consid
cred very reputable and manly sport to hunt
the lion, AMI tiger and Lyenas in the jGngie' oil
India but in M civilized country that W. are
aware Of is mn.hpntirs regarded eithcra sarepu
table recreation OF respectable means Of obtain
ing livelihood There may be some beiilss IA
human shape who regard it as "hm alive
to pursue poor, oppressed, down-,'",.-
den fellow b,ins running for life and lber'y,
shunsin. the lace Of man hv DAY IS his crrl'y,
anI guided h, The north star 10y uisAi, but >a'h
can, in thi, day and gen,raton, hardly eSpe', 20
be regarded a. rnJ-c'ajie ns,, much l,>s II, in,n
des,r,lng the rewards II office. However ever!
man TO his taste. IA Nr. skinner - ~ DO TIE
deputy Of Mr Dow, vhea the latter is elected
sheriff. Of course such us are Tor enforcing the pc
gro catching and man stealing law If congress
recently passed strictly and to the letter, vii vote
the whig tckc', as they are undoubtedly the
right scat Of people for that business Bat re
don't vote that way.
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Since many die. should live by rum
Trouble in 81. Louis.

We copy the following from the Union Of the
l0lh
Father Matthew is playing the plague with the
business Of reporting and the labors Of the police
Our single self hath voted unanimously that he
have leave Of absence from st. Louis, that he dc.
sist from administering the pledge and adjourn
SINE die. The thing is an absolute necessity. II
must to done, and to be Of value must bs done
qukly. II not, there will soon be more than
one who will bc forced to exclaim "Othelo's oc-
cupations gone Hear, oh ye seeploss watchers
by night, and sleeping watchers by day To-day
there was but one man--One John Williams
fined for being drunk and disturbing the peace
There hc stood before his honor solitary and n
one-the single representative Of what was once
long line Of llustrious imbibers of tho intux,ca'
ting juice, Oh, what falling off was there y
Up and be doing ye who stand guard ut tho
groggerles aud take into the calab@se those wl''
have been kicked out Of doors, II this pledge
taking continue, DIR I'm drinking will cease. Il
drnm.drinhng cease, there will be no loaiers I,
gather from cutters Ii there be no loafers, Their,
need be no police. II no police, where will .ouI
frail families find food This will never do. Til,
pledge is about to close our dram shops. tn,
big bcllicd bottle. imnortalised 10y Burns, will b,
voted unsocial aud Questionable. There the,
will stand behind dilapidated bars monuments q
the mir,h and madness spirited through thei
narrow nccks in the memorable past st. Loui,
will DO dry place. decidedly and without ,irin
kera Up, up. up. oil Of us who live upon tn,
folly, vices, misery md want Of our fellows. Up
up |. ia question Of bread, butter and beef. alto
gslhcr with us, and it is altogether qucstionabl,
whether We got either, IL Father Mathew admin
i,sers tho plcdgc, and nobOdy gets drunk bu
john Williams.
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alive District Convention held on the lth INST,
resulted in the nomination Of Nr. JonS HIsr, Of
Ottawa, and ABE,n,N l. PHIIlIrs. If Bureau
county Mr. ll,se Is well known throughout the
county, and 1t is needless for us 10 say any thing
N has ecnin-n,ation \ printer and farmer,
WITT his practical information and business habits,
IL ro>sesscs the qualifications necessary to MAKE
Tia a useful legislator, A working man, capa
Ole either Of laborng with his own hands, OF hon
oilbls maintaining his position in the Legislature,
he will the better be able, as one OF the people,
to represent their view. and interests. With Mr..
Philips, Of Bureau county, we are not personally
acquainted, but knuw that he i. universally held
IA high estimation, both as citizen and pOliI
clan, by the people Of the county m which he re
sides, The people have now before them two
practical ni.n, Of good Judgment aud fully onpa-
bic of wisely lcsisla,ing fer the benefit of the
whole and If sustninins the principles Of the
Democratic party. 1t is necessary That the next
Legislature should he composed Of wise and hon.
cradle men, for State matters Will have Ia be leg
is!aIed upon, deeply involving the commercial in
tcre>ts Of our people sni Of an Importance which
has never characterized any previous scssiou.--
Psra, Ia Sale 60. D,mocrat
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IA SALE County Co>yE$rloN,--By reference
to the proceedings If tits Convention, in aro her
column, 1t will tc sctD ;Nat EAroS GoopEil. Of
Ottawa, WAS non''i,SteL rs Democratic cand.4at
tr Sh,,,i AL III Josrrn Stout, for Coroner-
Those who know Mr. Goodcll best, speak OF Lin
personally IN the highest terms. lliS stand.
In: is II good democrat and useful citizen
ARE undouhted, md his capabity Of filing the
Office satisfactorily TO the people unqucstionnble
The nomination of Dr. Stout was made unsolicited
w him. Hi, profession rs physician renders him
peculiarly III to f the Office to which he ia nom
luated.--l cru Democrat;
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Omniuu, CATHERINE .

A poet, who, after returning hou,s from o,
evening visit, was discovered BY q fris,d An \.
in a hit Of hys'erick,; On his recovery. thu, e,.
planned the cause:
81 kissed the tiny hand held.
lpressed the fairy form.
Vowed I'd shield her from the bn,,
And from the worlds cold storm
she rnised her ncltin, eyes 10 min,
ana hlied with drops Of woe
WIN quiverlng lips she taintv said.
SUIT! dont bag ms So"
Inc fawtuket Bank having failed, the bonk
'ommssoners of Massachusetts investigated bar
affairs, aidreporthnt the cashier Mr. Tillinyh,,,b,.
oeen using the funds Of the bank for private pur.
poses and that his sureties, 5000 will h. in.
sufficient to meet his indie btednes. MANY failr,,.
have occurred in the village in consequence of m,
failure OF the bank. Mr.. T. was the oldcs, c..b;.r
IN the state aud had always born high character.
GERMANS ~ CiNcNSAri--As nm evidence NJ H.,
rXtcnl OF the German population in Cincinnati !,
= stated that 10000 letters are received annual
ly at the post ol6cc in that city, from Germsnv
and The amount OF postage collected on them !,
about $1,000
Maria Mitchell the female astronomer wa, nd
Matted to the honors of membership by the A,nc
r''an Scientific Society, Mt their rcc.nt sessions.
DEEAprrL prN.r-The Boston Traveller s-,.
"A man named Potter, and his son Of Top>G, 4
IN cndearorng to cross the Ipswich Marshes tho
i'h INST. sunk in the mud SO deep that they could
not cxirit 70 themselves, and were thu. held
While the tide rose and drowned hem Their bo.
dies have been recovered. The feelings of these
individuals at the gradual advance Of the water.
from which they had not the power to fee, must
have been terrible"
"lnEREs 80 PLACE LIKE HoMr"--Miss Bremen
remarked recently with regard to the scenery Of
Wisconsin that the lakes and prarcs were bcnu
tiu, but she lamentcd the absence Of mountain,
TO bound the prospect and afford resting plnc.
for the eye, for which nothing else. she thought,
could fully compensate-Ch Tribune.
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tn. case below appear. To havo been no more
profitable than the one in which certain wing
candidates hrreaLou,s were Tot long since cngrs.
ed. We copy from tie Chicago Tribune Of Wed.
ncsday:
GREAT Success is SLAVE HuSrISo Mr. H,
accompanied by young man, arrived in the city
on Tuesday, in pursuit Of two fugilives, man and
y woman, who ocomoted from Missouri rccen,ly
To make sure they brought with them an intel.
ligrnt colored man, 4 slave one of the fat, sleek
aud cUntentej class, to point out the fugitive. On
arriving at Quincy, vs. we learn the colured nun
was sent ashore to sc il he could learn anything
Of the iUgltiyes. There he ipll IN with an agent
Of tho Underground Railroad, who gave him
.onc good advice aud returning to the boat, lie
told the hunters. that he was informed the fugi.
tves had probably gone to Chicago, and they dc.
,crmincd to come too. On arriving here, the spy
was sent on, to rcconnoi,re, aud during thu whole
Of yesterday. as his employers believed, he was
making anxious inquiries as to the whereabouts Of
the man and woman Of whom they were in pur.
suit Towards evening, however he mysterious.
" disappeard, mud We learn that there is no
prospect Of his being found. Whether he was
caught up, like Paul, or sunk down like Curtius
or took a straight shoot on the sub,erranean line
VIC are not prepared to say 1t iscnouyh that he
10 missing,
Some woggish individual, falling in with the
hunters last evening. frightened them by intima'
ting that they might bs supplied with M over
coat of tar and feathers gratis, though of course
nothing Of the sort WAS intended. We believe
they l.f by the first boat to-day Thus ends H.,
irst attempt al slave hunting in Chicago under the
now law,
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TEaPrnAscr-0ur citizens were favored with
several able and highly entertaining lectures on
the subject Of temperance during the pas, week,
from Mr. Vinton from the state Of New York.
He WAS down on "od King Alchy's mint drops
and Typographical Institutes" generally with in.
tense severity. He is perfectly at Lome OF his
subject, and makes bad work Of wki.soy drinking
when his ire is aroused lie left this place yes.
terday for Morris, where. it ia Thought he will do
much good. as Morris has the reputation Of being
a splendid place for drinking old corr aud red
eyel
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Tue CoLraDIASs-Asiie from Jenny Lind,
we think tho Colun,bians can't be beat especially
in quM,ettes. Their vc,cos chime together pro-
ducing exquisite harmony, as round. full and rich
as .Eolian strains Their Concerts on Saturday
and Monday nights were well attended, and wo
could not help regrc,tins shat
1--WE had me, so soon to port"
The two sisters were young, handsome. and
graceful; and in solos and duets. sang with much
taste. They were dangerous objects lor some Of
our tender hearted bacslers 10 look at.
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SWEET PorArors. arc indebted to Mr.. T.
Hail. jr. Of vermilionvilic for liberal present of
the finest sweet potatoes that ever made glad a
printers board. One would make mess for an
ordinary family; and they were as mcaly and
nice a. che'nul. Our coil seems admirably al.
pied to the cultivation Of this delightful esculen.
nd yet VIC seldom zee Il in market where 1t 10
constantly sought We hOrsi. will become more
generally eul,iyai's aaf EL
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NEw HAMrsuiRE ELrcT,os--Thc greater part
of the State has been heard from. Gov'r Hub.
bard is elected by about 1900 votes. The Dem.
ocrats have carried s Of the I Congressional Dis.
uicts. the wings having elected in the kennsbeo
and Penobscot disricts. Tie Senate, when the
vacancies shall be filled, will contain 20 Demo
crats to q Wings, being gain Of le Senator'S
The House Of Representatives, will DO composed
Of % Democrats and IS whigs being net gain
offs The majority on joio. ballot will be ST.
Chicago Tribune.
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Pi,tsblrg. Oct. 10.
The Mayor. Mr. Barker. has been arrested and
held tob,il. Various charges Of assault and bat.
'sy. false imprisonment and midcncanors are
preferred against
Nightly riots occur between tho citizens and
his night police who arc composed Of tho worst
Kind Of rowdies.
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Walker why, is undoubtedly clect.d in 3;h,
Erie District
Suii!ccn. returns have been received To show
that the entire Democratic ticket for State off.
GERS las been elected by considerable majority
Tie Congressional delegation will stand II demo.
Gratis 10 10 Wigs. The State Senate will stand
II democrats to 10 wings. In the House, the
democratic majority will be sufficiently decided
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HoRRIBLE MrRpEn-on the 18Th inst, at Nil.
waukee, Patrick Marony was arrested for The muir.
der Of his own child, an infant agel IA or is
months. The mother wNs absent at the tine, and
an older child, or 8 years OF age, ran to her, OK.
claiming that "iathor was killing the baby
When she and others reached the house. the Infant
was dead and the wretch was found beating and
kicking another child He was Of course DUNK.
and Ind been in the habit Of abusing his family
outragcously when under the influence Of liquor
The good city fathers there here and elsewhere,
grant licenses lor the retail of the demon inspiring
drink, having settled down in the conclusiun,--
'l.nIn
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joins HISS, E-q, formerly editor Of the Ottawa
Free Trader. II the candidate for the Legislature
in La sale county, Sir, II Is thorough ont and
out drnocri,t Of fine abilities, and ardent tempe.
ramcnt and will make q good representative --
The democrats If Ia Sale county will surely
give him \ rousins malori,y.-Chi. Dem
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Mr. Getting, the whis candidate for Congress,
spoke 10 very large audience lac, evening at
the City Hall. When We entered. he was ms,
entering upon discussion of that nlo-i hY, kur,,d
Of al! Subjects, - prOtccgIy, Tariff Til, i, a cues.
tIuu GA which very convincing arguments can be
used on both sides. 80 that an individual who has
not impressed h!. mind with them, can easily b..
convinced By the INST speaker he may hear who
understands the points OF illustration Mr.. Cot
nm, however, only touched the surface OF -hin VI
the suGect--tlcang IN general principles, which
leaves only favorable impression tbs; Is sure 10
be erIdlcated BY Ike argument On the other
side. The only illustration, he made IN regard 10
the injury our manufactures and agriculture suf
fer from H., policy Of British factors, were conclu
sye, that Nr, Getting was better posted up on
other things than commercial statistics-or If not
very super lcslly scqus n rd 18th Ihins The
tir-t was IN relation 10 the practice Of the British
factors IN using South Sea Island cotton for max
ny poor quality II cloth to compete with Anne.
ricaB cloth, IN u,r own markets Ih-r, j. no
su,l cotton known H. South So j., ,ndcottou hu.
We presume Nj. Cutfi's mvw. sea / land. VIII h..
.us-r,d Of being inferior j, decidedly s4p-r or To-
any other COTTON, - VIII D. -.en by the io' rw.ng
q4'a,io. !soa The p'Ice .luyul at Liverpool, at
BE ,a..ps 9th. last steamed
Ssa l. a.i 3" mary in mIld.mS, lltal5l.
r"f o. Lue, lsA.5 l.
y Ou"J.s oH'inFfy In middling, 6.n7il.
g1u-. ~ fine 9ag!d.
Va Coiii1;- a--criion tia, the Americas wheat
grower cannot compete in the Engih market,
vii lie wheat fuu the borders If the Baltic
~ B,a,s ,,oS .ud liz statement # figures as to
prizes in the iIour Shipping market, and the cos:
If ranrp"ha'Iol 20 Eurup', show q want Of &C.
qnaIn'ance with commercial facts, equally as
great ns IN reference ~ cottun-fir>t in surprising
that the wheat from Northern Europe j. near a,
valuable as that grown IN the United States, and
in greatly over-tating the cost Of putting our
wheat in the English market Instead of paymv
10 To % cents fnr freighting wheat from n. York
TO Liverpool. the syerrgr Is not over eight cents
and during that part Of the prcsen, wear from a
pril To September, was only 5 or c ccn,s.--Ch
Tribune.
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ALTON ASD SANG,MoS RAIIRoAp.-Thc follow
i'm items Of interest, in relation to this road are
extracted from circular just issued to the stock
ho!der- OF lie company THE contractors have
commenced the graduation, and masonry in the
city If Alton, At Brighton, Mt Coups Creek, and
q, Corlmviile, and are now employing n furce Of
three hundred AMI ffr, men and sixty hnr. cs,
which i iure.-.Ut LILY, and which will, before
the end 81 Doc =, -.ru' 'J"ljh, reach - CT nm,
force # We Aaull,a u,n. and une / , ired horses
beshies ,b. Cc.'rtr., %. We cro>,lies arr in mp
id execu,iun "nt ~ sut! ,Gla'and are expected 10
I've delivered at Alton early IN November aud
contracts for all the engines, cn!s AMI six thou.
sand tons of iron, unl two thousand tons OF spikes,
necessary for 'he whole road have also been en-.
tered into" The work IN this city is progressing
very npidly,-ih IT,
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out the provisions Of the bill Hamlet was final
~ Carried of on the shoulders VI his fellows
Boston -iHas
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PRoarrcr orATnEp CANDIDATE FOR CoyeREss
The last Western Citizen contains a call for
"the friends Of Human Liberty to NEE, in Mas,
Convention at Aurora, Kane county on the 23s
and 2ith inst, nj ! ! n. m To- nominate a candidate
for Congress The Citizen is disappointed
greyed, indignant" n, the turn affairs have taken
on account Of the withdrawal Of Mr. Ogden, and
hvors the movement for new nomination d.,
dceming Nr Molony reliable. That paper say.
the move in Kane County is seconded hv the
Free Democracy in Lake County, and that II. "
Blodgct,, Esq has already been proposed as a
candidate fer Congress.-( hieggo 2riJ
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ToRoxro Oct

ToRoSTc, Oct Z.
Fugitive slaves arrive here by almost every
steamer ftcm the American side
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l'ennsNiNnnia.

The returns from the several Congressional
Districts, as far As received show the following
'Ie,ult
lst Distrct-ThQp,a, b Florence d.r,ocr,,i..
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AsrRoyoW.-Mr NJ I Hutchinson. q le',lrat.
ed lecturer on ls Natural ;. iru,c. wilI Ic,iyer
number ct lectures 1t this place during ,hg 60.
SUNG week, o, AsiaoNoNr lie has a c.ua'e.o
ApGratEs with whi,h to Illustrate Ii. s-5..g.
All who wish to witness in miniature, .nc cu.,,e
Solar System, and the various motions If the pri
mary and secunlry planets, and the causes 4
cclipse., should attend these lectures.
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4 Little too Strong.

a repor! has reached our ears several time,
since the democratic county convention, that Mr
Goodcl the nominee for sheriff has been u hi.
and that out of five times be has voted in his life
he has four time, voted whis Thi. is laying it
on lille too thick. Mr.. Goodcll has voted pro.
badly Il dozSn OF times in hi. life. and has voted
IN nIl that time for bu, one vhig. and that viii;
was running a, tie time as an independent caud.
id",e and protested yehemcntly that he should
utterly eschew all party distinctions in the dis.
charge Of the duties Of his Office. That he would
bee hi- profession, nigh, have been expected,
but to Charge i as a ,in to Mr Goodcl Is hardly
lust.
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WAKEFIELD MARINE HorEL.-J. n. MoNNor IN

EAIRFTELp MARINE HOTEL. h. MoNNoT IN
forms his friends and the public that the 18th
june, he will open the above Hste branch, summer
resort Of the New York Hotel The hotel thus
n,ats IN the pleasant village Of Fairfield, Conneoeu
and safe beach for bathing and In the pidt Of
pounding country celebrated Tor ana
facilities fer romantic rides and drives Trains
Haven Hsilroad stepping at Fairfield return TO
New York. at Canal street. sir times each trim
rying from two TO two and half hours The
about Nv, hundred gset and will be under
personal direction 81 Capt. Stephen r. Rec.
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AmUsEM ENTs.

NIBLos-rIoKErs FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS
81 1e Saloon pvs, B31s So DGS,s Sssr a,
Broagham and W. IA. Chippspdae Saturday evening July
e. T 'fsf
r. sai Mss sn f
count Carbuncl John seftcni Lady Fidelia Miss Mary
E%siYcspt n' MURPHY Mcguire S" Broafhan' Charles
Torrn Mr. Reynolds; Lady sowerby Creamy Mrs Vernon
OF TIE
rsetio9 Of signor Badalsaturday evening July 20 will
'Tes Snns norp L. nsn
DSttos DulsamaIs sgnsr Msrn Sergeant Belsoge
sf isns ysssrs and Soldiers By the Company
5H% every s m ss part Of the city
ness TO receive passengers at the end Of the performances
PIEReE's sINsTRELs, AT THE OLYMPIC, UNDER
u o. sSe great original beau
for the summer season. and the most comfortable
TIA. nS S f nssS S nsdss.
performers has stamped them being ne pss ultra q
NJ Afternoon Concert on psa a.
RARNUSs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P 7. BARNUM,
Manager week Of feopsana Splendid a
a'9 ssssy sisIiiSs q: .Ps
rh ganary IL s e
after night TO crowded houses the domestic drama
Z;
sSa e. The afternoon .: oT,S
consist Of songs Dances an by
amusing farees Sc, &c. On Monday and Tuesday after
moons, SOMEBODY ELSE-Minnie, by Miss Anna Cruise.
Amongst the curiosties the Mammoth Lady the
Hoosier Infant weighing $50 pounds Queen Adeades Car
cents children under ten years, I2,s cents. :
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE. OPEN
every afternoon o'clock and In the evening At g. By
the original Finale Minstre the ory organized band
ladies In the world, comprising company Of Twelve Per-
formers Also the unrivalsd troupe OF Male and Female
Artistes commonly called "Model Artists" will appear
every afternoon and evening In variety Of splendid
sensations Of Living Pictures together with the tribe Of
"Bedouin Arab Grs the only in existence who will
20 through their gymnastio feats. Prices Of admission
stage seats T CENTS Boxes - cents; Psrqustto l2 ccnts
CAsTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP-
~ on Of visiters during the day. from An till p n
the largest and most beautiful room in the country,
anoidng superior opportunity for reading medtaten
undisurbed promenades while viewing the shipping,
and delightful scenery around, inhanE delicious
sea breeze Admission, l21s cents.
OANoRAMA SALOON. 4l3 BROADWAY CORNER OF
Il Lspenard street. Exhibition free" Some Of the
finest Paintings lin the world the Greek Slave the Birth
Of Venus aud Venus Reclining, should be by
lever Of the 6ne likewise the Great Oyster
one hundred and fifty pounds The Paintings for SALE
w. A. ASHE, Proprietor.
TNHEATRE FOR RENT.-THE MARYLAND THEATRE,
This spacious edihce adapted for equestrian we'll
theatrical performance IL is Of the theatres
America and is well fitted with scenery, and machinery in
good order Applications addressed WM MINIFIE,
Baltimore street will meet with prompt attention.
OTTO COTTAGE, NORTHUMBERLAND INSTRUMENT.
~ tai Free ConcertStrauss celebrated Band
day. "wednesday and Friday, commencing at p. M and
the weather unavorabe the Concert will place
next day.
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WASHING.

CURIosITIEs or SCIENCE NO "A PINT or Al
" eoho and pint q water mixed will measure less than
quart Curosity No IL. how vashing day V made
quiet % any other day This done ty plan all
exposed IN my pamphlet Ne had fcr 81 application
Tcrssnaly or ~ letter post rais r. TwELvEfRFF NO
20 Nasfau street New York Remember the largest wash
AZ
the elstLes improved.
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ANIUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN MUSEUM-CORNER OF ORANGE AND
- Fulton streets-CHANFRAU BURKE, proprietors-
Z. Burke director OF amusements The Museum will be
open evening at half with choice collection
curiostiss The knmen room will
mence every evening at 4 o'clock.