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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

CORPORATION FOTICk.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby given to the owners occupant or o.
spyaats Of all houses and lots improved animproved
lands aaested thereby that the following assessments
have been by the ad era lodged In the
once Of thu Bureau s for examination BY All
b the southsrly sidewalk OF Twenty ninth street between
Third ana Lexington The liuits embraced BY
grsund lots pc parcels Of land situated
the southery side Of Twenty ninth street. between Third
and Lexington avenues ward MOS. OBS 1920 $685. $50
and S3. All whose interests Affected by the
above.nsmed assessments and who opposed 70 the
either of then reqesed prseut their obeo
ons 10 writing, 10 the undersigned st the office, No.
Hall Of Records within thirty days the date Of this
petioe. SAMUEL II. LIZ MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WM. SNIrH,
onee Bureau Of Asssssmsnts Street Department. Dee
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nR. wM WARD rs CURING HUNDREDS or THOSE
~ who have contracted Osrtan Perhaps other
ps see and treat his brother aad
himself Dc weekly 0ehsmes who bid considered their
hope daily leave their onal charge bettsr
than hey before In Their lives Such bid
them farewell without their beet wishes This
duo to tain Of which tho
orst s known only thsn Taeir o Canal street,
door east broadway. stairs All promise
souueed speedily realized b. tr ptisnts In tho
Separate Consultations UnfvT-
inmates friend 81 Per vial viii posk treatise.
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AND MARRIAGE oUIpps

MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE 0UIDp-A
Iva practical testse before ,unished Twensv-
Ave cents copy free Of postsfe SoId BY Ssnger Tow
send 22 Harriet GIN Broad wAy; the autker
L.rm rtysIckn and surseop AZ Reads etreeh eeyns
Of Brosdvay " WHARF he trsass AL thsss osmplAiDS
from twelve H. VI eight n
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given 70 the owner svner: occupant or 90
sSs Affected thereby have
bssn completed By the Assors ane lodged in the Blu
sf for BY all interest
. yisRer and setting curb and gutter stones
= Twenty ninth street. from First TO Second AVENUE The
uits embraced buoh include all the several
hs:s sd lots q vsssns l.s pieces and Of
YsS sond All whose interests are AZ
ssl ~ ths above named assssments. and who are op
Dsssd either Of thsm requested to
ant thsii in writing TO the ~ their
o0ss Hall Of Records wi,Ain thirty days from the
80 SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Asssssors.
ISAAC WN SMITH.
oAss Bursas Of Assessments, Street Department, Dee IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

BOVO cihc mixture. IL makes speedy cure, vikhc-S
the least reetrti-s OF Diet drink change
application to business The petor challenges single
which hs xtuse viii NOT nader the forfeiture
Of FIVE hundred deiisvs Further tho disease
contracted dose Of tho mixture Is taken whom exposed
u " put up ir bottles, with full directions one
bottle Taste cured ~ two daya FOR sale
by c. "a. RING, Is2 Broadway; its Bsysrd street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

nR. WARDS UNrORTUSATES FRIEND. TIE
reat anchor Of safety warranted 20 after evsry
thing else has fsfedThe universal
The Ingredients Of this wonasrul remedy inosu
parable virtue. 1t IA msdo from every medicine found
service In the disease. Price dollar vat
cal book gratis ONCE Canal street. door Broad
NAy, np-atairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

nR. JOHNSON, NO. rs DUANE STREET so WELL
~ known for the las. twenty years the
oessfu practitioner in New York may consulted usual
In his private moe on all shioh 6csh 10 heir
Tb, who have suffered from medical pretendes mSy rsy
hAy their cases traated BY rhy sioiAh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

STREET DEPARTEKNT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice hereby given, that the follow petit
Mon hss been presented in the Boar Of Assistant Alder
DenTo regulate md Broadway from Seventy first
to Eighty sixth street. All persons Interested having
eotons thereto are requested to them in WRITING
venth day Of December. instant.
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

IMPORTANT MEDICAL WOkK.-DR. RALPH'S PRA0.
tioal Treatise the Diseases Of tAe Gen. Organs ths1
nasurs sYnpto%s Hrosres sonsoqse.es. remedies. as
Sold BY Long Brothsss psblshsrs q Ann street, q
NO Aston House, and BY booksellers Alse - HS
be 70 sonsultsd these subjsot from 70 IL A. T. ana
trss Of postage. b. adarsasn< pad 10 bog go Pese
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uvRnSEHKHTS gKNEWD EVERY Dly.


NeRP N NOrICE-PUBLIC NOTICE 70
~ hssssy Eysn V The s.nsr or swnsrs occupant ss
DAs, sfssted thereby hiatt following have
eesa petsd By the and lodged In the Of
- Il the Bureau for nation By all
Ds,saas Staging fosr the ds-
wallis N Twsaty eventa street, bstwesa Eight Aad Ninth
sysa The limits embraced ~ such asssssmsns asuds
a NE several housss and lo's Of Erouad vsssns lots
svsAth tn and Ninth ward Nos
- LbS6 SAL 1642 IbS 1l, 1852, and 684 All persons,
whose Affected AIMED asssssnents
ed Who opposed 70 the Or either Of them are TO
issagned. q their ses. No. Hall Of Rsoerda wishis
Ahty days from The das> 81 this NOTICE.
SAMUEL H. DE- MOTT.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
once, Bureau Of Street Department. Dee H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

CAsTOEF CLOTHING WANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ wishes to purchase 2 verb Of good left wearing
apparel q every Psr,sn' having large snsn
calling addressing through post JANIS NORONGY
6tsre, IL Orange street, near Chatham street.
CAsToFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ed Ladies and gentlemen having caste clsthing
fuInitprs dispose o. obtain price ~
ing for the subscriber At HE residsn, lice addressed
dies attended By Mrs. Cohen. N. g. COHEN,
No. IS Elm street.
rAsTOFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentle having aay clothss faraiturs
erjeweIy TO ispese Of obtain h price By se"d
Ladies alton ded by Mrs Dusseldorf BEN stre.t.
L. N. UYSSELD0RF.
(NLOTHIEG AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIBS
or gentlemen having any OF sbove to dispose Of can
receive fair cash price sending Va The
through The post TO delivery DO not pay the post
ags Q. COMM, 12 Hudson street. Ladies attended by
Mrs. Cohen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, rs CHATHAH sTREET.- 6l0s
Lea Proprietor TIL above est.bl sh nsnt open every
afternoon O'clock and In the evening" ~ half past
the purpose Of Classic and sin> q
vnr n L. snets troupe of Model ArtiseG
together with arety Of beautiful performances For fux-
ther particulars bills " each cay Admisson-SesN q
private boxes so cents stage ssss xto cushioned arm
chairs, SIX oenta: boxes ~ eeuta gallery Iah cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

L'oR NEW oRLyANs.-TItE NEW AND sPLENDIp
ateamtrErLlPsE. Sturgeon. master will leave sus.
VILE ny for tie above and intermediate rorts Wedne
day. the 29h Bscen Der, at o'clock Pm State Rooms
0an be secured ~ apply to @. @. SCORE RGE
DENfISuN, As-st, ia9 Broad ray, Mes York.
~ yany-Fcr kss9e storping 81 Rnyans Tho new Eee
whe& steh mship BLACK WARRIOR, Eobert ". Shufsfst
u ~, son mauasr-The stesmship SLASH Warrior viii
receive sishs ON Thursday meruing Dee " and sail
day co. "a At IL eel. Ok, PR cisey, from pisr Of
Harrison ttIeet Norzh river Passage. 500 Freight,
mcssuremcr goods certspor ousio foot Fsssht taken
for New oIean,. and veabppcd by the mail line. sc 10
ssnts per sxsis foot Gooss contisnea 20 j. reea o.
hlo Win he forwarded frcs Of oonmlssous No feisht
tsbe T. knysaa except No freiyhS rooe.s
fsNng dsy Csrapsrys bills OF ladns no lea Mt 70
ktseal sruet Bsippcrs In their bs CT isliue
to IT, oeos by ifns o'clock ~. IN Friday Deo. ~
LlvINGsTOp, cRoCHERGH " Co 81 Broadway
DAssAGs FOR SAN FRANCISCO THE SUPERIOR
Il ship A. CHE59R0U ", ROBBERS Chcsbrough maser,
handspmey arecmmodao fey arst and cabin
passer2erE u D. QhkFQRp. " Wan ssy,sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

Cox AND WISCONSIN, TWELVE PER CENT I'M
proxemens s:rp.ErAs interest sonps dss lst Js.a
Me State Of Wsos SIM will paid At the efhce Of
SIMON DRAPER IS Pine street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

CTRElT DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF Records
~ Public notice hereby given that wing re
ticA A.s been presented the Board Of Astar Ala
nen:To set curb and gutter stones nag swak
Graz street All persons intsret.d having objections
signed ~ his ooo before day Janu .ry
lext JOHN +, DODGE Street Con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

CORPORATION NOTICK-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented In the
rs| Third avenue 70 HARLEM ryer Al persons interested
present the in writing the contract clerk his
sfAes, or before December 18Th, instant
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
CYoton AauaduoA panArtment. Uaoamher Is. 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

s8EltRkNws
N0TICE.-THE STEAMSHIP ROANOKE AFTER TIE
trip Of Saturday will be laid for shsrt time
for wnts service Due notice viii DO given Of start
LUDLAM L PLEAsANTs, IS Front street,
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HaasEs. CARRIAGEs. Nc.

ffoR SALE SPLENDID nay HpRsK, SOUND AND
stno SIX yesrp OH o. w. we'll suited Or family
Gesos stylish driver Appy at iivsry st,bies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22
BIEDlIAL

MO FEE TILL CURED DIX. CoBBsTT. 10 DUANA
IN street. between Chatham and William streets and ~
reoty opposte the Chsthsm Bank be oo.tulted On
diseases Twenty In his speciality OF NE
professiou enables him general debility The vs-
Tins quAckery call him with the certainty Of hA~
wing their properly treated N B.See diplomas
In my once member Of the New York University.
nOCTOR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNON BE IA y
~ genuine Ia Buffalo, y. Y.-ftos be had In NewU
No 80 Canal street u mskes speedy and ~
rough In certain di.sasss wi hat the least sst
Of Diet drink exposure business dollar Dor Via
with . medical book. only place, ~ Division stree
up s.ai o. New YORK; until the ohos No. II hnshs
For ten oonsumwats quaok Doctor
and other cities that get lie sbont this greas
msdy. Dr. Hunter people TO sound healsh da
who have been ruined wish b. these villains e
hppL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

A uSTRALTA.-TUE splendid PACK er SHIP nor H
"A MA has supeyb accommodations few more pas e1.
can be ten by early Application only ts the captain,
On board At I<sr No. IA, East riv ', or 20
ISAAC n, Smith, IGI Wall street.
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A usTRALIA,-pIoNEER LrNn.AraE NoBLE NEW

A VsTRALIA--PIONEER LfNe.ATHE NOBLE NEW
"A York built packet ship Batnoore, Loo TONS v. b.
kcrthy In surng ut ahe lowest rate AND being
January. from New York. for Melbourne Fort Phaip is
vel kpon that tho Now York packet built sdt< ths
finest and Ae tcst In the world The Baltimore the "a
vo sf 81 abe New orh ard Havrc line And with her
fnpsrior anoomodsticrs sitting together With her
tremS HEIGHT hatysen deeks esht and hal fat Ard Dor
superior ventilation she will he the moot comfortable ship
that has set besa despatched FOR Australia svrss sad
proper crowded The manner wsieh The shps
o. this line hsyc beau httsd provsonad has ohten-
cd for them decided preference ov all oshsrs even ~
JOHN ooDEr, r. W, CAMERON, liz Wal street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
" BY given that petition has been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen for In Forteth street. between
ftfh and Sis h All interested, having
objections thereto are requested to present the
writing TO the Engineer this
n. 1892 NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Oroton Aaueduot Department. Dec IS 1877
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

t4oksEa Ton siLE-h GRAY MARE, EIGHf WARS
Ole, ksnd ARD sount In all harness oar A. Ia three
rnoto aola ony Cor wait ~ P-ic. si5i; 20 isss
Aso brown saddle mare nine sound and Kind
hsIness and under the ss5cl rmtss Prsoe
1905 no less Apys 81 iiverr Going ia
rtycct ptsr Aflsrt'c, eouth erockiyn,
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EoR GAN FRANCIsCO-TRE FAST SAILING SHIP
IL A. GHEESEBRoUGH viii, Gail next week, and the
new slipper chip sIR0CCO Gbout the tentn Of January
For freight or passage apply 70
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RIAAaCAAAs.

~ O1ICk.-OFF1Ck PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
~ New York, December s l85z-At meeting Of th
Board OF Directors, held shis day, IL was
Resolved That the books for stock be closed
Ter three oeeck this day until the Tuesday In
nsxt preparatory 70 dividend the stook regisrs
- ths books Of Vie company.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-20
Look out for your Horses.

One of the exceedingly troublesome diseases
20 which horses are liable. to the Grease, or
better known among US as Scratches
II is an infamed state Of the space between
the fetlock and the coronet Of the hoof Ina
healthy state no velvet can be made more soft
to the hand than this and with this softnesss
il has an oily touch, which one would scarcely
look for iu part so much exposed TO dust and
dirt. The disease sometimes attacks all the
feet, but the heels of the hind feet more fre
quently. After inflammation has existed a
short time the skin becomes dry and cracks,
and soon the part is raw and very tender.
The cause of the disease is undoubtedly the
want of proper attention. The horse is driven
through the cold mud, and is perhaps left STAN
ing in it for two or three hours during the day,
and then returned to the stable with portion
of it adhering to his heels. This absorbs the
peculiar oil that is upon the surface and per-
haps checks its secretion. until dryness and
cracking of the skin takes place. The best
way, then, it is to prevent the disease by proper
care. Whenever the animal is returned to
the stable during muddy travelling the legs
should be thoroughly cleaned, and briskly rub
bed for minute or two and the pastern wash
cd and wiped dry. But if the disease is there,
washing, aud the application of soft oil or
grease, will soon effect cure. n Horses that
are passing through the barnyard frequently,
will be likely to contrac; the disease. If the
scratches extend up tho iegs, or are very bad
on the heels. wash with CASTLE soap and warm
water. PVT
Foul in the foot Of neat cattle is occasioncd
by exposure to the strong substances through
which they pass in the barn-yard, or standing
in them and in the cold mud while loading ma
nure, A careful farmer will wash their fee
on returning them to the lean to for the night
Scrstches are sometimes caused by allowing
the horse TO stand whore the urinc. manure snt
other dirt, is allowed 10 gather under his feet.
| .smib Beii ia1la 200 81 ". p Farmer
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-20
From New Mexico.

The following interesting letter from, New
Mexico. we find in the Ohio State Journal, ,un.
der the date Of Feb. l2. IL was written from
Santa Fe. .........
We are beginning 10 have lively times in
the southern part Of this Territory. The Gila
Apaches appear to be the masters OF the coun-
Try. The February mail from San Elizarioto
Ell Paso has been entirely destroyed, the wa.
gons burned, and the conductors killed--sup-
posed to be lour in number. II is not known
whether there were any passengers. A party
Of citizens wen, OUT from The Pass about 100
miles, and discovered the bones Of the men,the
non Of the wagons, and bag Of cofiee--all
that was left TO bear witness of the catastro
phe. .-e-r--- lrf
The FL Paso mail arrived here last night
About twenty miles from Domana. 10 the Jor-
NADIA, il was attacked by thirty Indians. and az
ter sharp conflict with the escort, ten In mum.
Der. the Indians we're repelled and the mail
saved. One OF the soldiers was killed and two
wounded. Five Indians are reported to have
been killed.
At Fort Webster. near the copper mines.
the Indians drove off the Government stock
Major Richardson started in pursuit with a
On The road they discovered some Indian
horses running loose, and the Major, two Ser
geants and Corporal, were soon mounted, and.
far in advance OF The men. A large body OF
Indians lay Ia ambush, and succeeded 10 get
ting in between the officers and men. After a
hard fight the Major escaped, leaving behind
him the dead oodies OF the Seargeants aud the
Corporal. .s.7 7.... .-..,, .-, .-,.... i.,i ,...
A train of wagons loaded with Government
stores, from Fort Fillmore to the copper
mines. has also been cut off. the tean,s,ers a
lone escaping. -,-,, ..I, ,e,ff.s,lf... al rsr
A rumor is in circulation that the Gla gold
party has been cut of, but place no confidence
10 the report. as have just seen an Acor,a In
diac who lives 10 the Public near where. the
fig 1T was said to have taken place. aud he
knows nothing about il. Our troops are una
BILE to catch these Indians, owing tn the hugh
condition Of their horses. Owing to the high
price OF corn. Col. Sumner has fed very spar
ingly. and. in consequence, his horses are up.
fit for service. The Indians mounted upon
their tough little ponies, carrying but little
weight. and knowing the country, have every
advantage over our dragoon horses, that have
to carry aoont 225 pounds, and the Indians al
ways have the start. Ds. sgat esn o..
| Col. Sumner has ordered MAJOR Hove out
into the heart IF the Apache county. about
eighty miles wesi Of Fort Webster, with orders
to remain a month. He takes with him three
doubt he will whip the Indians bsdly-if he can
catch them. ..,,l.
The Eutaws. the Navsjoes, and Jscariilas
Apsches are very quiet and orderly, and express
the strongest friendship. -
! Yours Truly,
4 JoHS GREiSER.,
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Continental Congress.

LH.
This body, when frs, assembled 10 this city,
in September. IVA. consisted OF only fifty six
members. Mr.. Sparks. in his lecture before
the Historical Society in N. Y. describes the
curious m amer in which the members were
paid. Il differs materially from the mode prac-
ticed at the preseo, day. /, appeared that each
colony paid its own delegation. New Hamp-
saire allowed TO each all expenses, a servant,
two horses and hslfs guinea; Massachusetts,
expenses and two dollars a day; Connecticut
expenses aud three dollars day; Rhode Island
and Maryland forty shillines day; with moth
ing for expenses; New York. ioof dollars q day
Without expenses; Pennsylvsnia twenty shil'
logs day and expenses; Virginia half Jo.
hsnnes day; Nouh Carolina, five hundred
pounds per aonum; South Carolina three huu.
dred pounds per sopum; Georgia one hundred
pounds per mo.,h while iq session.-l Phil. NJ
American 10ol nsad e6h tho .fHi2 i'h II.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-20

In a very quiet town in the western part of
Massa achusetts, some 20 years ofage, there was
a very worthy divine of the old Presbyterian
schools very devoted man whose synonym
we will call parson B.. The writer has
heard him preach often, and many time while
exhorting his congregation 'to flee from the
wrath to come he has seen tho tears course
down his furrowed checks; but yet in social
life and his every day minging 10 society, he
always enjoyed good joke, and was always
ION occasions ready to give one. fe .aslo.
There was also In tho same village merch-
ant by the name of Bacon Ia member of his
congrcgatioD) who took in. by the way of dick
er all such produce as farmers have to part
with. such as grain, pork, &c. One pleasant
day in tho fall of the year, while engaged in
cutting up Number of hogs, he saw Parson
b. coming up the street in the direction of his
store, whom he Immediately said to his butch.
er: f... r,... i.. a.,E
Just place one of those hogs heads on the
block, for here comes Parson B., and will put
good joke on him. ...sas
1t is probably known TO most of your New
England readers that hogs head is usually
baked for Sunday dinner, and familiarly call
cd Minister'S face, though the origin OF the
name ] am unable to give. -
On the approach of the Parson, he was call
ed into the stores and after the usual morning
sautations and congratulations. Mr., Bacon
says to him. (pointng to the hogs head on the
block.) wish you would tell me why our peo-
pie always call hogs head minister's facet
Parson b., scratching his head replied:
well. brother B.. don't know as | can ex
actly tell you why, but rather think it's for the
same reasan that they call his fother end Ba-
con- @ iIlN o '" ''--i,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-20
Vol. vi.
From the Western Empoium.
Protect the Working Men.


Hol all ye hardy sons of toll,
Bend not beneath neglect, t... aau
But Join in holy Brothe rhood,
Each other to protect:
And let the cry triumphant ring,
throughout my native land;
Let every hssrt give back the sound
Protect the Working Mani"
Yea, protect him in his labor,
From those of foreign lands;
Secure TO him the fruits which sprng
h3fs Forth from his toiling hands;
And let the garb Of charity
Around you all be thrown;
Let brother unto brother speak,
IN loves persuasive tone.
Then nerve your souls, ye Working Men,
Awake from out your sleep;
Reverberate the well-known cry,
In tones both loud and deep.
And swear by all things bright and good,
.st.t Protection ye demands; h4I.
Aud swear that justice shall be done
Unto the Working Man; .t.,
Then cry. Protect the Working Menl''
Proclaim il far and near; t..r. r. e.
And that success your ends will crown,
..r You need not have fear
Let every honest laboring man,
With firm. undying zeal,
Resolve that he will not be crushed
Beneath the tyrant's heel,
Then let your loud hosannas ring,
And foes. you must not heed;
For every true American
Will bid thy cause "God speedl'
And friends of freedom. everywhere,
In every cline and land.
Shall echo forth. trinmphnntly-
Protect the Working Mani"
BALTIMORE, 1852. .,....
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-20
Profit. orsheep and Wool Growing.

Having read articles concerning the profits
Of farming, venture the income of flock of
% sheep kept by one of my neighbors the past
year, which was the round sum Of S74,25, be-
sides six lambs that ced. He sold his wool at
SO cts por pound, and his lambs at 50 each,
with one exception, that for els They are
of a coarsish grade, bat not native have
bought 10 of the above sheep, at S2,o5 per
head, and will give the income of them the
present year, whom sell my wool and lambs.
fGranite Farmer.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-20

The Washington correspondent of the N,
Y. Jourps, OF Commercs Whites under date 30lh
ult.. that Mr.. CIsys health has been more fce-
ble than usual for the last two or three dsys,so
tieir sduies ana his vish that he should DO. :
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-20

-IIallo. Jack. Ithouehs you were of. IN the
cars, this morningi'l lnH' i'u ~
"Well, III tell you. Jim, there sre two OF
three reasons Why l didn't 60: 10 the hrs'
place, dye see, got leit-'.p.iI ...ilK -.
"Ob, never mind! Ths''i do. You ussd'o'
give another Iessou,lsa nl1n rrnl lll-e-l
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-20

40 Irishman named Ryao, was ionnd dead
| Ia eulley near the candle Factory on Sunday
morning last. We understand the verdict was
accidental though there are strong susp'c'oos
Of iouI play, .sgot .8qa --.sesfns1 sni
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-20

The autoc,srs Of isshionIio Europes have Is
sued sdecree, interdc,iog the wearing Of white
vests by their subjects, The decree says that
only ballot-signers, servants, aud showment
should wear them. aliaos lshifibora9 sstsh