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LIEUT. GOVERNOR.

LIEJI. GOV EKNOE.
The vote for Lieut.. Governor is so nearly identical
with that for Governor, that we omit the details
SENATORS.
The aggregate for Senators is, Free Soil and Demo
cratic, 1892, Wings, 667.
REPRESENTATIVES, TO eExERAL COURT.
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In this city, Nov 10, by Rev. o. f. Tlotson Mr. Wight
Curtis, Of Providence, R. L. TO Mrs Daua Luther, of Wor
Cester.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
Fifth District.
Fourth District.

Fourth District.
We have returns from nipc towns in Palfrey's dis
ict, as follows they sufficient to enable us to
Judge bow the election has gone:
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Piano Forte or Sale.
4 FAMILY about leaving town viii dispose of their
~ Piano Forte, good instrument fer 500. Apply at
No. Central Exchange du1w noyg
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Taken IN

Taken up,
N the Evening Of the 9th INST II OXEN. The owner
- can have them by paying charges.
noy9 DIT PlIILANDER SEARS
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WATER CURE.

I)R' :. ROGERS is now prepared to bourd and treat
- patients OF give treatment without board at his resi-
dence, NO GLEN STREET.
OFFICE Hours, from 10 TO H. and to 4at No 3MAPLE
STREET. d&wu oct22
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
jTnfer lirragrrmerI.

IiIOIfHING AND WOKCbaIER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester az G.45 and u a. m, and arc %. n
Leave Fitchburg At g. IS am, and 1890 anil 5s5 D. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between yor-
ceser, Groton Junction, Nashua, Lowell and ;ChbuTy
The morning train Worcester, connects with The steam
beat train from New lo. vim Norwich train into
Worcester connects with the same train 90 New, York
IL For connections with the other road ai Worcester
Grooh Junction and Nashua, Snow d Nil5er's Path
finder and Railway Guide.
T. lhrngh tickets are issued at Worcester for Burlng
ton, Montpelier, Wells River and White River Junctop NJ
Fchburg. l. w STDY5rIf So
Nov II, 1850. JTtf
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TIE ELECTION

so far as heard from is decidedly in favor Of the BAY
- STATE STOVES, Tor Wood Coal which can be
found At LORlNG'S, 10 MAIN SrNEET. Please call and
hear the report dw3wis Nov IL
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Situation Wanted.

)Y steady likely GIRL to do house work Inquire at
ID JOHN RYAN'S, No. r. in rear OF No. 10 Winter St
Nov ~ DICT
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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-03
VoLUME XVI.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
William W. HOL D EN-,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. .a..

Tar No.rn CAno11xA SrASnARD unpublished week
~ ;tce ;ll the paper be sent, unless the money for
the same shall accompany the order Subscribers, and
others who may wish to send money to the Editor can
o 90 At all times, by Mail and at his risk Receipts for
iii sums will be promptly transmitted.
ADvE.r1sExENrs not exceeding fourteen lines be
inserted time for dollar and twentyv cents for
each subsequent insertion those of greater length in
portion Court Orders and judicial Advertisements will
be charged twenty-five per cent higher than the above
rates. REASONABLY, deduction viii be made to those who
advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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NEW BOOKS

Just Received at the n. C. Bookstore.
MIR. Bryants new Prose- Work-I4ettors of a Ira.
Nl weller, or Notes Of things seen in Europe and
America; by VIM. Cullen Bryant
History of the Polk Administration by Hon. Luci:
B. Chase, member Of the 29th Congress. ssF' sll
Great Book on California Elderado or Adventures in
the Path of Empires by Rayard Taylor. ~
the Theory Of Prof Agassis; by Rev Thos smyth, D.
The Language and Literature Of the alsvonc ations
by Talvi, with Preface by p. Robinson, D. D, @ Z
The Pillars Of Hercules or Travels in Spain and Mo
rocco in ls4s; by David UrquhaTt, Esq, M. P.
HAWKS Egypt. Egypt aud its Monuments, seconna
Edition. with Illustrations by Francis & Hawks D. d.
L. L. p. s.t 7zrg,tE ~ a.s., saIsia, Vi -.
For Sale at the N. C. bookstore, by 10 80.
H. d. TURNER.
Raleigh, June 90, 1850. u 8 81 sl7-s
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NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD !,

' !
1NHE General Commissioners Of the North Caroline
i Rail Road hereby announce that at Meeting held
by them at Chapel Hill the 5th and 9th days Of June
1850, it asccrained, from additional returns made
by the local Commissioners, that the Of M ion
of dollars had been subscribed in the capital stock Of
said Company and the first instament, Of five dollars
per SHARE the said of million of dol lars TO
wit: the of fifty thousand dollars having been re-.
ceived by the Treasurer of this Board the sold Comms
soners preferred and certified duplicate declarations ef
the foregoing facts. with the of the slhscrbers
and the amounts by them respectively subscribed sppep.
ded thereuno and have caused of the said deeIssa
tons to be deposited in the Office Of the Secretary Of State
according to the requirements Of the 5h o s
act of the General Assembly ratified the 27h day Of Jan,
nary ls49, entitled An act to incorporate the North
Carolina Rail Road Company" .s..o'T e.s.Fl
And the said General Commissioners by virtue Of the
powers vested in them, by the act Of Assembly aforesaid
do therefore hereby make known, that the said company
shall be regarded formed for the purpose mentioned in
said act from the aforesaid 9th day Of June thousand
eight hundred and fifty and they do further give notice
that thsy have appointed meeting Of the stockholders Of
said company to be held in the town Of Salisbury on
Thursday the lth day of July next to receive the re.
port Of the proceedings Of this Board and take snch
further action under the charter Of the said company s
may be authorized and required by the Same, Of which
every stockholder is requested TO attend in person
proxy. s<A - .l-.s7 s'' 5,'s
And this Board stands adjourned to fe time and place.
test Aforesaid. - > 81 !
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To be sawed to full and thickness and to Paral-
lei widths and not to have than halt inch OF sap
Estimated at ls2, 900 feet board measure-per foot
20 white oak plank, 80 to 40 feet long, ~ to y
inches wide, inches thick.
20 white oak plank, so to 45 feet long, 10 to Is
inches wide, l-2 inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to 45 feet long, 10 to Ii
inches wide. 4 inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to SO feet long. 10 to IL
inches wide, 4 l-2 inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to 50 feet long, 10 to ls
inches wide, inches thick.
natural curve edgewse not less than II inches in the
length of each plank Estimated at Is feet board
measure-per loot.
Glass No. 4-Elm, White fish, and Black Walnut.
500 cubic feet best quality elm timber lbut pecesl
from ten TO twenty feet long, and none less than
ls inches diameter at the top end, clear Of bark
per cubic foot.
900 feet board measure white ash plank, from 12 to
20 feet long, IL 10 20 inches wide. and two in
ches thick, per foot
boards, IL to 20 feet long, and TO average sixteen
inches wide-per foot .'
CLASS No 5.-Yello,o Pine.
80 900 cubic feet fine grained Southern yellow pine
plank stocks, to average forty five feet in length,
and none less than 35 feet !ong-per cubic foot.
1000 cubic feet fne-grained Southern yellow pine
pIomiscuous timber, from 25 to 40 feet long, and
from Is to "a inches square-per cubic foot.
CLASS No. 6.-White Pine
30 900 feet board measure No. L. first quality white
80 900 feet board measure No. second quality white
pine one-inch boards, per thousand feet.
NAVY YARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
CLASS No. l.--Hiekory Bars, &c. [per piece.]
100 rough hickory bars, six feet long and IL inch
es square.
20 white heart hickory butts feet long and inch
es diameter on the small end.
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0lGNED: ~ - st<.sss:.E -. :.
WILLIAM C. MEANS, of Concord. ...,.fs :
JOHN B. LORD, Of Salisbury. -..f -. - !.
RICHARD EGaa1!R WASHINGTON, Of Wsyps.bs'opshs i
JAMES M. LEACH, Lexington. - -. 9. $ E.
JOHN NJ. MOREHEAD, Greensboroush. - z. = $.
WILLIAM. A. GRAHAM, HiilsborougR.s - = -
NATHAN A. sTEDMAN, Fiuslorough. 80 g & g 2
SAM. P. HARGRAYE. Lexington, - 80. $50 !,
June 9th, 1850. - - t.f y '.a SIC 8
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NAVY YARD, .cHARLEsTowN:

- NAVY YARD. .sCHARLESTOWN.
Glass No. l-White Oak, (Per cubic tootl
30 900 cubic feet white oak plank stocks
knees, in lengths from fifteen TO twenty-five feet;
to be sided straight way. from tw elve to egh.
teen inches, and to have a natural curve or crook
the other way from twenty -four to sixty inches in
the length Of the stick, the width or size the
curved way, to be the full size of the tree, and
the most curving part of the stick or angle mus,
be at least one-third Of its whole length from the
end; the various lengths, sizes, and curves in
5000 cubic feet white oak butt pieces from twenty to
thirty-6ve feet long. and from sixteen to twenty
four inches square. in the middle Of the sticks,
equal proportions of the various lengths and sizes
CLASS No. 2-White Oak Knees, Beams. &c.
20 white oak cheek knees, the whole length of each
body to be from to 10 feet the length of the arm
from the centre of the body to be from TO- feet,
and to form an angle with the body from ITO to
12O degrees. nett siding to be from to IL inches;
the bodies to be sided to the diameter Of the arms
tn: siding the s,1es g. ao the =, e1d % ss
inches. Estimated at 2lO inches nett siding
per inch nett siding.
10 white oak knees, for cat heads; the body to be
from to 10 feet long, the length Of the arm from
the centre ofthe body to be from 6 to feet long,
and to form an angle with the body from lS0 to
.. 40 degrees nett siding of the arms to be from
II to l6 inches; the rough siding Of the body must
be two inches larger than the diameter ofthe arm
the siding way and the moulding size Of the bo-
dy its entire length, must not be less than its
rough siding size. Estimated at 14O inches nett
siding-per inch nett siding.
40 white oak beams from 25 to 80 feet long, to
ages feet in length; to side 10 inches, and mould
snches. and to spring 10 inches 10 26 feet Es-
timated at GIL cubic fect-per cubic foot
10 white oak beams, 81 feet long; to side II inches
and mould IL inches, anG to spring 10 inches in
26 feet. Estimated at 80 cubic feet-per cubic
foot.
5000 cubic feet best quality pasture white oak butt
pieces Ground logs) from II to Is feet long; and
none less than 20 inches diameter at the top and
clear of the bark, the beams to be free from
wane-per cubic foot
Cr nk plonk
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Taxes Taxes =!

"1LL he sold at the Court House in Wilmington,
w on the second Monday in August next, the fol-
lowing Town Lots or much thereof will satisfy the
taxes due thereon and costs of advertising for the year
eighteen forty-eight.
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300 do (lowest mum. prizes.) 500
Tickets only $IO-Halves $5-Quarters 90 so
Certificates of Packages of rs Wholes $3.50 90
= DO do of IS Halves 65 OO
Do do Of 25 Quarters 80 so
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II ar..l, saalss fg..s.ss., 81 M
NuMpEs a1a."
g we Tread No step Backward. Z

I'VE Tread No step RaokwaEd,A's d,A'ss. 9
-, ONWARD, EVER ONWARD. is..ass, ..e$.a
.a HALF A MILLION OF DOI.LARs
Have been cold and paid during the wsah asf Jaas.
from thu as-yt gs.ess..ia -ss 9s9- ssss ess!as
,.crTADEL OF PRlxEe.'' p -. l.sla
| BY those /" LucKiesr OF rHE Lucxr - fellows,
r4 RYFER Il cea. ,7.sts M .z1-S
.r. ~ LOTTERY BROKERS'. sss
No. L, LleHr STREET; BALrMosE; Mo-.
1he Grand Csostaks n enc ;SeAesse Sold.
$z4O,OOO. ii. !, 2 or $1O,O0O.s'
No L Light Street. baltimore. Md. ~ ~
PRIZES! PRIZES. :! PRlZEs!.! f
$4,000, numbers 81 a. whole ticket sent Alabema
$4,000, numbers IA as package half tickets, sent TO
Massachusetts,. - go. s+fF%sso'
$26 00O numbers Is 2e halt tickets sent 10 Ohio
$a4 900, numbers 81 49, package whole tickets. ssss
$4,000, numbers II 70 4s. package half tickets sen,
to Indiana. ~ .''t - $50 ~ IS istf 2iS14
900, numbers 8, whole ticket, sent to Geo,eis
SIS, 900, numbers 81 73, package quarter trksts,
TO Florida. --t t3s'il.' . .;as. - isani II
$4,000, numbers 20 a. package whole tickets sen,
to Tennessee. .f sF 5%@@3st.tSl s1f'
1880, numbers l8 80, whole ticket ssnt to New
$4,000 numbers II 4s 49, whole ,icte. Penn.
sylvania. ae 5.s-1=f 73 tsa. .7c.is, sSss 3
$4,000, numbers e5 7s whole ticket sold n Bath.
more. - I't e sga-z 4~.tio al
$4,000, numbers % &c. package half tickets sent 10
Georgia. 80 itr ~ 4.ts . sg 1ssz s - a1a3
of $4,000, of 81, ,500 IS of 81 500 ~ Of $1,000.
were sold in Whole and Half Ticket Packages, hedes
an innumerable number of smaller prizes sent 10 differ
ent parts Of the country. ~ Besa; s - , iss ,,si
Brilliant Lotteries for Jaly, lss0. q
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WARREN, N. C..
WHITE SULPHUR AND CnALYBEATE
PRINGS.

TuNHE Proprietor of this establishment has the sats-
faction Of announcing to the public that since the
last season he has greatly enlarged and improved his
buildings. so as to be able to accommodate much lar
NUMBER and to offer still greater attractions those
who may visit
This Pleasant and HeaIthful Resort.
No trouble expense will be spared 10 render his
patrons comfortable and satisfied
THE MEDICAL PROPERTIES
OF the Sulphur water have been amply tested during
the last nine by large number Of VISITORS aud
its beneficial Results striklngy displayed in the
relief OF Dyspepsia afectio" Of the Liner, a''ndiee.
Another Spring has been discovered in the vicinity OF
the establishment, an accurate scientific analysis OF
which (given below) proves that it is valuable Chaly
beate It mild and gentle tonic. and in the opinion
OF the physicians who have examined it, and witnessed
its effects in some during the two last seasons,
ss ad s,a:e
tpi Debility; and of special service to persons living
in maarious regions of country, whose blood has been
robbed Of its normal proporoa OF iron by repeated at
tacks OF malaral fever.
FINE BAND OF MUSIC
Will be in attendance during the season.
0JPerson travelling the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road will always find hack ready tor their accomnoda
ton at Henderson and at the War, enton Depot There
will be daily mail from Warrenton to the Springs.
CHARGES
Families, per month, SIG 90
Families, per week, 90
Families, per day. 100
Single person, per month, 20 90
Single person. per week, SO
Single person, per day, 49,. ... ! Is =
Children and Servants. hall price.
Horses, per month, 10 90
Hosses per week, 800
Horses, per day, 70.
July lst, 1850. WM. d. JONES:
analysis Qf the Mineral Jtater from the Spring near
| WWrenfon, ". C..
WHlrE SULPHUR SPRING.
Specific gravity. 1000 L. Rea .tion Acid.
(Sulphureted Hydrogen
Gaseous Contents and
solphate Of Msg"esia.
Solid Contents Carbonate OF Me-. M,sas'i''
With trace Of Potash, Soda & Silica.
Total solid contents in 1000 grains Of the water 60
One grain and 26-l00.
Viz: Magnesia, Ola
Salts of Lime, 0.s4
s Silicic Acid, 02s
Patash, = trace, SODA, trace.
CH4LYREArE SPRlnG.
| Reaction Acid. ~ sa2 ..-- !
Specific gravity, l0009.
Gaseous Contents Carhonic Acid. s.-zsa -.ssE1
Carbonate Of the Protoxda of Iron.
<3 - Siiicaies nf Lime and Iron, *
Solid Contents Bicarhanate Of Lime. ss5s.s ssGi ;.
With TRACES Of Soda and Potash
Each Pint o.; Wafer onptains. "
$. .3.&sai Oxide of Iron. a4e g9gF.as as
sz.gzs ..5... Carbonate of Lime, Ola
| Silicic Acid, Q.42 -
Potash, trace, NJ = . = >@,s'.... -'
Total solid cenent, il 1000 gfaihs Of the water
DAVID STEWART, M. B. Ana1y,,.. IT,
| June 20, 1850. sl726t.
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FLEASE OBSERVE.
Correspondents will please bear in mind that the
prices of Packages of Quarter Tickets only are pub
lished in this paper - .-.., st s-s -.
The Printed official drawings which Correspondents
can rely upon being correct, always forwarded
from Pyfer & Co.'S. -. ss- sz,s.,sszsz Is
Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
at sight, will be promptly remed to those Corespon-
dents who draw prizes al Pyfer & Co.'S. ,s.s5 i u.
Remember-A Package of Tickets, can draw four Of
the most splendid prizes in scheme. :. :3.s,,
In order to Fortune and the cash immediate.
after the result is known, tho readers Of this paper
have only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets to the Old
Established far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and
Lottery Brokers, s.t.szg s,gE5 f-s.- s5ss u,
.--...-.-.- :.- PYFER & co. e,,
..... No. !, Light Street, Baltimore, EJ. Il
Or Box 524, Baltimore Post Office. i. 49,.
Jnne 22d, 1850. .s... .s41e Il - a. sl6--
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my bid be accepted desire to be addressed through
the post offce at -. and the contract to be sent to
the navy agent at -, for execution. A. B.
i" Com. CHAs; w. SKINNER. Chicf ef Bareaa sf
Const,'etioa, Eqaipment, and Repair. Warrington
We the undersigned, residents Of f---. in the State
ot-- hereby guaranty that, in case the foregoing
bid oi -, be accepted. that -- will, within ten
days after the receipt of the contract at the post Office
designated in said bid the same with good and
sufficient suretes TO furnish the articles proposed, in
conformity with the terms Of the advertisement under
which II was mads. .a@.@.-.- C.. D.
E. F.
thereby certify that, to the best Of my knowledge and
belief, the above named guarantos good and sui-
Gent. G. H.. Na,y .agept g
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
on the envelope trapsc itting the Offer
"Preposais for Timber" ,ss
49, Class No =, (name the nary yayd)
NAVY YARD. KlrTERY, MAINE. .
CLASS No. l.-White .ashc Oars, {by the piece.)
"a lst quality white ash oars, ls feet 10 length
IS do Z. do l6 do
SO do do Il do
80 do do Is do is51 ~
Hickory Bars. (by the piece.1
hickory bars, II feet in lengh Ia be straight
and to square Is feet abose ais butt) by inches
eLAss No. 2-Lignvmpite, tby the ton.)
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ton lst quality Lgnumvite. Of each Of the following
s.zes. VIZ: TO- IL H. Is. and IL inches in diameter
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1000 prime white oak slaves, "A inches long, inch
thick, A inches wide, clear of sap. .s
2 900 white ash barrel slaves.
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FORM OF OFFER.

SIR hereby agree to furnish and deliver the navy
yard --, in conformity with the requirements
nf the advertisement by the bureau of Construction
Equipment, and Repair, of the 24th June, 1850, the
several articles Of, enumerated n (Cass No. or)
Classes No. - and No. - for that yard, to wit:
CLASS No..
- cubic feet white oak plank stocks, at .
cens per cubic foot. .-,$
- side inches of white oak boat knees, at -
cents per sided inch.
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20 white heart hickory butts, feet long and inch
es diameter on the small eud.

Tob be Of the best quality st. Domingo lignumvite
pounds to the ton, to be straight and round tree
from checks, other cefects and not less than thrse
feet long.
CLASS No s.-White Ook Plank and Boards.
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Wilmington, N. c., June goth, 1850. sl6-t,
(Pr. Adv. $7.) . go
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CLASS No.
- cubic feet yellow pine plank stocks, at =
cents per cubic foot. 3
- cubic feet promiscuous yellow pine TIM
Der, at --cents per cubic foot.
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lsf qualify Boat Boards. Hc
1000 feet (board measure) inch white oak boards, so
feet long, IA inches wide
800 feet (board measure) inch white oak plank, 30
feet long, IA inches wide
1000 feet (board measure) la inch white oak plank,
80 feet long, IA inches wide. -.
+ -s Yeil0aV Locust Timber.
800 cubic feet, first quality yellow locust, ~ to ls
feet long, to be got in the round, and not less than IL
inches diameter at the small end.
NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.
CLASS No. 1-White Oak Timber, (per cubic foot
40 80 feet in length, the whole measuring about 5000
cubic feet. --..r,
CLASS No. 2-WAite Pine Timber, (per cubic foot }
20 white pine logs from l6 to 20 inches square, and
IS to 40 feet a LENGTH the whole measuring about goo
cubic feet.
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NAVY YARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
CLASS No. l.--Hicko,y Bars, &c. Eper piece.l
100 rough hickory bars, six feet long and IL inch
es square.
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Tickets l0-Halves S5-Quarters So 50.
Certificates of Packages 26 Whole Tickets l3O O.
Do. do. &c Half do. IS o.
Do do. 26 Quarter do. 80 s.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-08-23

SsEGULAR.-Some two weeks since, we
understand, man named Ketchum, living
IN Babylon, on Spoon river, in this State,
was working on his farm, and seeing thun-
der storm coming up, he mounted his
horse and started for home. When
within few rods of his house, he dismoun,
ted, and at the same instant both he and the
horse were struck to the earth by lightning.
Two young men were here. who were also
struck down. On recovery, they started to
carry Mr.. X. to his house, when Mrs
Ketcllum met them and seeing what was the
matter. Immediately procured bucket of
spring water and poured it gently upon the
breast Of her husband. To the surprise of
every one, he Immediately came to, and is
now doing well. What is most surprising
in this IS that the lightning struck him on
the side Of the head. taking off the hair, and
then tsln down his face, neck. and breast
leaving the skin blistered and burnt in its
track. On his stomach the lightning forked
brarch running down each leg, tearing his
pantaloons and boots to atoms. We have
frequently before heard of the efficacy of
cold water. used on persons struck by light
ming; hut this is the first instance where we
have known it tried. Let our readers re-
member This, and if occasion requires. il is
at Ieas! worth the trial. Galena Jefferso-
MAN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-08-23
ErhsI. Air.

Gentlemen and ladies', open your windows,
and letin the fresh air. Light, physical
or moral, is not more essential TO vision that
air, fresh air, to health and happiness. Yet
how oarelul are some of to us exclude ii?
You Lose the windows, nail lis! round the
doors and appear TO do all in your power
10 excInde Heavens free gift Of fresh air;
and IlIe reason why thousands of people are
rot slDolhcred, is that the airlis so subtle it
will Mork its way through every little crew
ice, 50 that it is almost impossible to get it
shut ont altogether. But, if people do not
get themselves quite. sufocated, lhey contin
ue 70 get pale, stupid, nervous, and heavy
headed for want Of pure air, which is so
anxious TO force itself into their rooms, but
which they contrive to keep barred out
What would you think of man coming
down Ehe river on raft, who would get
a klile basin of water and keep it for weeks
to wash himself in every day, when the
broatriver was running level with his feet?
You N0nld say he was fool Are you
any wiser, who have fifty miles deep of
fresh aiF above you, and not allow yourself
bat few square feet to be used over and
overaeain hundreds of times! wish every
one o. you knew what a curious piece of
mactinery your limbs and heart are, and
howliiie atmosphereis adapted to ournse-I
Keep Jour windows open night ard day.
II You are afraid to have the night air blow
sfpon You while youare asleep, break pane
out Of the top of the window until you get
used 10 fresh air, and then stream of it
hard enough to blow The quilts off the bed
will not hurt you.