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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

FLOUR AND MEAL-TheIe Is increased srglness n
The low sass Of STATE and Western Flour and prces
gatlcr better especially for the low grades OF West
EN- brands ard bgeNsnt Th better grades
timer and IN request og export % Liverpool TIE iufrOc
grades n limited demand AZ quotations. Toe demard
ioI the low grades manly specuiaVe aud there little
STATE 20 &c had al inside figures. he close Gina
GAn Is very quiet at IS S7s The sales If Western Czus
are 500 bis az s; SIS s. or Soar s. IS III 81 No
SuIcrne e. % - 56 fr co1fnou shi STATE - 5
rs Is for mixed 10 fancy Michigan and Iudisns IS 6c
~ - Tor Common 20 good Ohio s5 IS IS S7k COZ ancs
Hhlo and GeDesee, s. s. 30 for extra Gene see .ui
20 81 tor extra Oho southern tlour Is fru ana IN
h'.d derosrd Sales OF SO bhs a. IS Ga or Baltimore
go NeASndIlA snd IS 81 81 FOR fsacy Ryc Flour =
800 sA.ss O % bbls Al G. ~ CCru Meal s heavy and
.,ss5 - sl Sr jersey Buekwhraf Flour in tar
fair Sst !, OF Wee. very frn the ds;snd
irn;, p.sss enersy tels~ tne views Of hoid-rs The
nice, 49, E or export Our millers hold 90 for 0aer
,nss ~ 80 ~ nete Is se.0 bcsheis RAJ Oi;, a. - ~
~ e., ~ 500 dsmSaa State srd Wes,s-a - 49,,
,sSn +, se,sey :. AZ sssS RYE Is -. . ~ ~ i
~ :, Corn Is plcnfv ara 80 :. - 10y
~. si. lfees' fkers Is rather -, esni,so'
- g 80 ". - y oasselss7c frr cc-,, s'-as ~ me
49, ssi's teHow, Ss9sac fsr s,,.-sN Wv Orleans
p 49, ~. &c. ier Wsserp mlxsa la e. hits an
WatSE r. % l.,oe eesAels Oh in kali 1Aaa1i1ad
y, AE ~ = a. fH@ market 10 better s.o.S-4
VI y" es.s a. &c ior Ohlc an 49, = -asi-ri
psess Srssy; sales Of 80 khis 4, sse 'ef fr>a0
oNl>lONS-<cur u..-k>t fr- pn-s -
ne sensn& very na1erae; tor f1fs-~ "a, Nj an
W sSrI terms gnc ss,ss ars 20 bh,s A. s,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

EOR SALE.-CLEVELAND and PITTS
i BURGH RAILROAD Co BONDS, four yesrs to run
q cent. Coupon Convertible
MILWAUKEE, and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co
FIRSTMORTGA0E CONyERTIBLE8 y cent SEMI
ANNUAL COUPONS
AKRON BRANCH RAILROAD Co. FIRST MORT
GAZE CON'ERTlBLE 7 v cent. SEhIASNUAL
COUPONS.
DELASo DUNLEvY Co, No. IS wsll..t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
EscISEER's OFFICE, CIscLEyILLE, Dec. 2 IsSl
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS-SEA LEL

NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-SEALED
PROPOSALS win be received until January II isS
ZANEsVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, in Circsvilis,
ior iui nishns oil the naturalization chairs and spke
eethdand dong GIL the work necessary for the consae-
Lnessilie, adstance Of about forty two miles.
flans profes specifications, and all the necessary w
formation VIII be furnished the Oce Of the COMPANY
by the Engineers, at Circleyille
portion Of the work s heavy, and well worthy Of the
steLton OF Contracton Tie Company have ample
ther dapoal to insurs the speedy construction Of the
hosd and would prefer letting Il to Contractors who ~
othsrwse be yorsbe provided they can farnish si.
iseory evidence Of their ability To complete the WORK 10 he
shortest practicable time TRACY AcCRACKEN
Chief Enxineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

Total thrown into market $50 25j,2J6
Add import -.-.----.-- 6,lJ5 2hI
OF the imports ior the year at this port, the follow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05
finanlidl.
:, and TRAnERS, SAYINGS

WI INSTITUTION will receive Money ON Deposit g
the tenth o January next ppoa which Interest will be peid
from the First according TO their byL9ws lucy nay
; of January at the OF Six Per Cent per annu on
All sums OF $500 aud under. - ,,,,,, - 80,
JAMEs T. UMcnT. Secrotary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05


l. NY Of tie CITY &c NEw.YORK.--The Board of D.
fse,o,s have tins dsy declared Dividend Of SIX PkR
CEhT payable the Stockholders on and slter the IA dsy
OF January, 1873.
The Transfer Book will be closed from the I'D INST the
day ofpsymeDt ~ g. LEONARD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-05

Ar AZ A.crn.on Nov. IT, s'mr Wet Wind Ssik tom New
iofk s~It ~. va FOR; Prys Tor Australia
Toaehrd Malta Dee. 2 bark sfiDa. lsn1H rom >yrns
oT Bl-tnn, handed plot sad proceried
Sailed rum Mesfla Nov ~. SC IRE Gorge, Va afd' NrN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16

9, 1853 Richard Howell, agsd "a years, Of Wales; Milo
Bennett, So Iowa; Janes hesdy a. Ireland; Margaret
Peter McElroy, &C. Ireland Peter Kenstinson So Nor
way; Antoinete Price % Arkansas; Augustus Rose, @
Germany Helen Smith, 2, Ohio Marie vesters, 40,
Havana John Prizes. Arkansas NJ Mendoza, Aexc0 Geo.
Ar& 81, Scotland; - Kane, Is, Michigan.
bsrRMEsIs IN SroCKros-For the month Of January,
185a-Jan g. John Hasleton aged q years. OF Vermont
sth, Bartlett IS, Canada 18th. John A. Chapman, A.
10th, Henry Lought, 3S, France 18th, William Leach,
IS, New Hampshire; Mrs s. N, Henry, Is. Wisconsin
10th, Benjamin Moody, %, Name oath, John Gazette
80 Massachusetts,; William A. Harter New York 25h
John sheppard, 25 Missouri; Mrs. Mary Garrette, 81
New York; Goth, Nicholas Boutard SO, France Thomas
McIaughln, SO, Ireland James W. Mayer % Ohio; 3Oh
John Oatlnan, 80, Illinois; Chinaman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16
Affairs In Oregon.

MINING AND OTHER MATTERS.
We take, In addition to the items published, the
following from the late papers brought by the Column
ba.-
At the Jacksonville mines the times were very
hard. They have had severe weather for the past
month and snow in the valley at one time was three
feet deep; but since the weather has been more
pleasant The snow went of with rain, which caused
heavy floods in the rivers There were no provisions
OF any kind in the market, with the exception of
few potatoes, and a great many are subsisting on
beef alone, Of which there was an ample supply.
There are several thousand pounds of flour within
forty miles Of Jacksonville, but cannot be carried in
an account OF high water. great many immigrant
cattle died during the snow storm. The miners who
have claims are not discouraged, they are doing
we'll
From the Dalles, the news is down TO the 2lst. AS
far back as the DE Shutes river, snow had disappear
cd. The deaths among horses mules, and cattle.
has been great 1t would be fair calculation TO say
that nneteentwentieths Of the cattle had died. and
about two out of three OF the horses and mules.
Strong fears are entertained that II another storm
should fall soon, scarcely any horses or cattle will
survive. Some of those engaged in the business Of
rancbing stock have lost all; some have not lost
more than four fifths while one or two individuals
have not lost more than one-half Of their stock.
On John Days river, our informant learned that
Lot more than half the cattle had died, while il the
valley Of the Wala Walla, scarcely any had died.
No snow there, and grass fine and abundant
On the Utlla river snow fell several inches Deep,
but disappeared in q few days.
The indians lost great many Of their horses on
the Columbia river, from the Cascades up to the Dali
Las. Government lost some Of their fat mules and
cattle as also Mr.. Olney and Messrs. Smith. Mr..
Olnty lost great many Of his horses. Mcssrs.
lIuntinRtons have lost all their American cows soma
two hundred in number.
Provisions are scarce at the Dalles, except flour,
sugar, coffee, which is plenty and cheap. Those
Gibson. II they choose to buy them on time; and
those who ask the favor, and having no money, can
obtain them from Major Alvord, 30 there Is no dam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16
miscellaneous Items.

MISCELLANEOUS Items,
FINANCES OF SAN FRANCIsCo.-Report of the
Treasurer of the city of San Francisco showing the
amount of receipts and disbursements for the month
Of January, 1861
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

meteor exploded in New London, Conn . few even
ings since, making report like 1t extended
from the horizon to the zenith and in form resembled
half closed fan the widest part beirg overhead NE
edges were sharp and We. defined the outer lines
Of brshtlght thrown through the open door Of u-
minated room upon adjoining building in dark night
The heavy drapsry of clouds seemed to have effect
upon the fierce glare of the fire, which waved without
losing its shape for shout two seconds and then disap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

FAsr sAItIse The Washington Integsucer nsya Mat
the clipper ship Flying coud Capt Greesy. Who -
operating with Lieut. Manry in his system of observations
for the wind and charts her last voyage
from San Francisco the Sandwich Islands in sshf days
She carried and royal studding all the way
and averaged 256 miles a day.
She steering west in chase of the setting SUM- and
actually gained twenty minutes upon him daily for in
consequence of her great speed each eight
days was to her about twenty minnes longer than 1t
to US who remained stationary here at home
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

Louis Napoleon still continues to patronizs the Turf
In addition to repewing the prizes given last the
Emperor to the ersnt horse in France his Mjss
has decided that for this aud feowiog loooof
shall be given from the Civil List for the Autumn meeting
at Chanty and that there shall be founded 1855 and
following years, prize ot loo0o In Paris of 6ooOf
at Bordeaux and Of 6OOof at Anger for three year
old colts and fllies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

NOTICE to PLANTERS, c-The BRIDGE
WATER PAINT MIXES WITH LIsiE--One- wenteth Lime
ten sseksd mixed with the BRlDGEwArER MINERAL and
reduced 20 addition will
WOOD etc. This has the North AMI tested for
years. and found TO answer the with OIL
sale An barrels and half oil by
nov2s @. c. BoGERr 4 CO., 10 Camp street.
Agents the sttes
YNURPENTINE--2O0 bbls. Spirits Turpen-
tine daily expected from Wilmington schooner Sea Breeze
spIs 81 A. bELAGRAvE& CO., II hsgasias stree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
OPELOUSAS.

Viii leave THURSDAY, April 81, at l9 o'clock
LNOR OPELOUSAS-The new and 49, =
II last running steamer OPELOUsAs, John Lf3iResaft!7
Davis master, freight
Psquemins, indian Village Grand River Atcbaialasa; smmpo
Bayou Dvs Glaizes Old yay agh
OF passage, apply on board, or to - = =
y. BARRETT, 20 Bisnvila street
" Des Gai1ss fright will he Iand.d al pas snla
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
BAYOU M.aCON.

Will leave TUESDAY, Aptl 10. at O'Clock Pm
NOR BAYOU MACON, TENSAS -
IL and. Black RIver.-The new, light draught and
.wif rennins regular packet steamer u.
RELF Csp ChAs Hail. will leave above. For a.sge
apply board, JIM RELF CO. / New Ieyve,
f4 Relf having thoroughly s6tted viii BE- ready
sgh, Monday, the lsh ths
sIsss 49,. & ai's7sI APiS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

The Maine Liquor Law rather to be carrying the
day. except in its birhplace Portland where Neal Dow
its father largely defeated for Mayor The returns
from Rhode Island show that h to stand there and th
principle it sad has carried the Connecticut Lower
House The Pennsyvania Senate has passed resolution
submitting the law to the people the next election In
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania bill is pending to repeal
all license laws and irct penalties upon inebriaes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
D. HEWITT. PIANO -.

Il UKAIIU ID. HEWITT, PIANO -eE8.s.-l
II Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. ~ Cam -
sIes. New Orleans would respectfully requrs, R N
attention of the public 10 his large v ~
asso iment q MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS a kads
ana descr'oos and also To hs PA
from The etore. Of the rst ms the Un ed States and
EUROPE among which TO he STODARD CO.
Of Now York Hal son, New York aud PLEYEL Co. OF
ne above Instruments Of the owpg k DIS GRAND Sc
Mi-3RAND, PlCCOL0, plCCoLO OBLiQUE AND sQUARE-are
tue most makers in ,he world oombinns all the late
may De bad Of the subscriber style OF and
o. "a M ana netayes They will be sold At Manufacturers
Among the keeps on hand The largest
finest selection Of ACCORDEoNS market
AZ GUITARS,
nred ey WILLIAM HALL SON from the approved
Ihese Instruments OF the class, and warranted to
ana % ae climate Ihs subscriber ha. had
% surs business in the Northern and
thoroughly acquainted with nutest detail
stos the bs selected that has Southern market
and MS hc-s are such that he will selected
stock o. ali kinds Of ana
MOST FAStliONA Mnseul
invited 10 call and examine his sock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

The following is the present Of The Austrian Navy
rigates III guns corvettes, % guns briggs liz
gums schooners IS guns praas, 70 guns; IS oops,
90 guns schoonerbass II guns steamers o. guns
aud trabacolis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
REGULAR Packets.

LNOR PLAQUEMINE = Regular w- :
IL Packet SUMNER ARA RAyGEkENT- l-H4tanstSllFF
steamer oPiiELiA wiil rga as regular packet
o'c,ock. SAIIBA. CAPTAIN.
TT For freight passage, apply board,
| sfeet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

silver says the Philadelphia Ledger we understand
is fast com from hiding places and there il every
Indication that channels of the retail will soon
be abundany supplied with silver change The inquiry
so oteu made without elicng answers VIII at be-
come Of all the silver! is about to be solved. One
bank in the interior advised holds about seven
hundred thousand dollars in silver and all the banks all
oyerthe country hold greater less amount u -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
MUSIC STORES. ETC.

M USiCAL CARD.-WM T. MAYO, rsstl4ss
Ih No. CAMP STREET, having sold his MUSIC Ay-~trf
STORE MR.. PHILIP WERLEiN heIeby returns hi No.
most sincere thanss to his patrons, socii
nuancs Of their favors his Successor TM T. MAYO s
PHILIP p wERLEIN respectfully public
friends generally that having purchased MUSIC STORE WM
MAY be solcis the confauance
band he argsi Stock q PIANOS MUSICAL IRUMkN1s,
Tor sale on the most favorable terms. PHI i. WERLEIh
mhs 2m
SIMMONS, F., Musical In strument esHs.s
~ Maker No. $50 Boubon street., Toulouse
S Peter Streets NewOrleans repaired f
the latest style and second iy
DIANOS AND HARPS. oNils
L. sMANuFAcTURER OF PIANOS AND llARPs, AHTE
NO. s2e amp street. the Orphan Asylum, k
inform the public that he will profession
TuNNG AND REPAlRlNG PIANOS, ,HARps all kinds
sal Instruments the shortes notice, srpss Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

EOR BILOXI AND LYNCHBURG rfrs=o n
IL SPRINGS, BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRIS .EIzztrsl9Ls
TiN and MISSISSIPPI CITY, extending to PASCA6UuLA
URDAYs, stopping RT PIKE TUESDAYS THURS
DAiS.-ake Shore TnWeskly packet CREOLE The
and splendid low packet CREOLE Charles
Walker built this with superior
will leave the Poniirsn Railroad arrival Of the
the Lake as clows:
Leares See0rlsaas. Leapes Lyaeh5ssg and Biiozi:
TUESDAYS ..by 10 A. y Cars MEDNEsDAY. EVENING
THURSDAYS 10 A. NJ Cara FIR DAY EVENING
SATURDAYS ......s P. NJ Cars EVENING
ss from ynhbnrg, Biloxi landings,
50; Children and Servsuil, q 50 Deck, 81.
Freight received at the Railroad Depot all the week.
O'Clock Saturday that for Tuesday and Thusdays ought
Mondays and Wednesdays
fg The Way Letter Bag will leave the Office Of the
and Thursdays O'Clock A. NJ
r Agent % iarkP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
KEY WEST.

EOR KEY WEST, vim PENSACOLA, <zEEEs,
Il APALacHCoLA, ST MARKS CEDAR KEYS ssSSInalslss
and TAMPA bAY.-U. s. Mail Lne-The u s.
JAMES L. DAY W. H. Talbot commander will leave
freight or passage Iply 70
Hpis GREEN, HARDING n CO. sS povdtas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

/. Here, then, was the explanation Of my psor
friends monomana.s He actually died the Me-
tim Of somnambulism And such was my first
adventure as executor of will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
TENNESSEE RIVER. ~

VIII ie.vs WEDNESDAY. April 20, q so'eioek, F.M.
EHOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, - .
i. EAsTPoRT ant all inl.rnedia,s laaiinrsHer LE3ka
ular Tenuessse River Packet "a AsTPOItT-Iha ne
light EAS TPOfT, Cast San Mi
port For freight deck passage spplv
board. wsfrB BUCHANAN. 81 Fal,on street arls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
C.ADIZ.

FOR CADIZ-Passage only. The A l ~
l. ast smiling American shp GOODWIN Captain Weeks 4AXp
having all her have quick dispatch. For
apply the Captain
ho Up. WHITNEY 4 CO.. 81 Camp street spl5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

TOR TRIESTE.--The very fast sailing -
bark CLEANER, 2. Fletner, MASTER having nearly al A
her ed viii have immediate dispatch For freight
mhsi WV g. e. BoeERr d co. 10 Camp street.
EOR TRIESTE.-The fine A fast sailing
l. American ship ELLEN MARIA Cap, whtmoe loading
pv tP. WHITNEY Il CO. 81 Camp
Forp to The Cspta on boar. mhs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
pICKSBURG.

Will leave TUESDAY, April 10. al O'Clock p. NJ.
EOR VlCKSBUkG, WARRENT0N, N.- =
u NEW. CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD l64taatS5ESR
TINES, RODNEY, ST. JOSEPH, WATERPROOF,
NAIcHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA a mlarmedisis
landingThs magnificent and fast passenger
steamer PRINCESS, r Holmes, master at he Lsves
having splendid aceomnlodatlon apply board, or
d. r. CARROLL. s. Carondelet street. Union Row.
~ The Princes will take freight for all points the Yao with
privilege Of reshpping. apis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
PHILADELPHIA.

FOR PHILADEt.PHIA-Pen & Barton's
4 Line Of fast sailp bark NASHUA Aorter r.
MASTER sisvg
quick dpaih Ftr balance q freight apply
J. II. AStiBRlD GEa co. SO St. Charles s,r.et.
For ranage. appy IN board. ,r,;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19

viii ieaye THURSDAY. April 81, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
tfOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, AND MEM w~y
H. PHS-Rsgnlar Passenger PackeL-Tha new,
magnificent an elegant fast running packet
JAMES ROBB Capt II. Carre, will uip az
above For freight or passage having masaeeut
T plan Cabins may secured on ap
pheation 70 the agents. .af-
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

AMERICA IN LESS THAN FoUR DAYS.
We are enabled to announce that by II
new and much improved construction of
vessels, it will be perfectly practicable
TO accomplish the voyage between the
United States and the Kingdom in con-
sidcrably less than four days; in fact, in
about three and n half, the ports connect
ing the old and new worlds being Hall
fax and Galway. This is no speculative
statement. 1t is grounded OH expert
mcnts which have already been made to
test the sailing capabilities of vessels
constructed on the new principle. With
the submarine telegraph which is about
to be laid down between Halifax and
Galway, and the passage of vessels in
three days and a halfacross the Atlantic,
America and Great Britain will virtually
become one colossal country, inhabited
and governed by the Saxon race.
English paper.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

SAVAGE TRoPHEs.-A correspondent
of the Buffalo Erpress, at st. Paul, Min
nesota, paid a visit to the Indian village
of Kaposia, about five miles down the
river. One of the sights is thus desert
bed
We saw hanging before one of the
lodges fresh scalp taken within a few
weeks from one Of their natural foes, the
Chippeways. 1t was hung upon hoop,
surrounded by eagle feathers, and what
was most strange, there was also n comb
and scissors hanging by The skin of
the scalp was kept painted of bright
red, TO represent the dropping blood, and
the whole thing was most horrid. The
fcud betweenthe Sioux and Chippeways
cannot be cured. They are afraid OF
each other; only three weeks since q
woman of the Sioux was shot in the
streets Of st. Paul, by party of Chip
peways who were in ambush. The scalp
we saw had been taken in revenge fol-
this murder,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

The body of one of the men who were
recently carried over Niagara Falls, has
been recovered, being found near the
landing of the steamer Maid of the Mist,
below the Suspension Bridge. The
head and body were very much mangled
"a sharp stone, or other object, having
pierced the body, either in its fearful de-
scent, or afterwards.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24
English paper.

AS George ILL.,, was walking on the
quarter-deck Of one Of his men-of.war
with his hat on, sailor asked his.mess-
mate "who that fellow was who did not
-dousc his peak 60 the admiral %" Why
it's the King" "Well, king or no king
retorted the other, :" he's an unmanucrly
dog" Lord, where should he learn
inanners q replied Jack, +" lac vas mover
out Of sight Of land ia his life"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

a rainbow was recently seen at Mil
ford Pa, at ! io'clock at night. II last
cd nearly 30 minutes. When it was
first discovered, it seemed to be IN full
force, aud the light rejecting from it was
50 intense as to cause the other lumin-
aries TO be almost invisible, and il was
as bright rs midday
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

The Dutchman says, whoever wants
to get along through this world, has only
to take lessons of u hen chasing grass
hopper through field. With long
neck and a peeled eye, take few hurri-
ed steps, stop short, peep over, peep I'M
der, now to the right, then to tho left,
one, flutter, and you have him. That's
the way it is done.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

Theodore Parker says "Mr. Facing
both-ways is popular politician in
America Just now: sitting on the fence
between Honesty and Dishonesty, he is
like the blank leaf between the Old and
New Testament, belonging to neither
dispcnsation."
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Register says the following cure for dys-
EMERY has never known to fail: Take
one quart of new milk (warm from the
COW ifpossble,) and add to it two table
spoonsful of fine charcoal, and one of Ia
BILE salt. Drink as the patient is able,
and renew the quantity if needed. The
diet should be principally rice, or milk
toast"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

Cedar swamp. Town N, IL. ID w.
lot not G2 92 94l 81 10 1l0j
unsurveycd lands adjoining village of
Macatawa bounded c by the n & Ia line
of see 20 by Black Lake W & II by the
village of Macatawa
20 6 80 OS 70 167
unsurvcycd lands adjoining the village of
Macatawa bounded II by village Of Maca-
tawac by village of Macatawa by Black
Lake and W by the n & quarter line run
ming through sections - 4 30
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-08-24

AN ERIcssoN's ENGINE AT THE CRYs.
TAI pALAcE.-A beautiful little model
of the Caloric Engine, Capt. Ericsson
has had constructed for exhibition in the
Crystal Palace. 1t is not more than
four feet high, and two and half in d.
ameter, made of polished steel, and far
better fitted to ornament sitting room
than many of the stoves which are found
there As its object is solely to Illus
trate the mode in which the caloric en-
gine works, its power is a matter OF no
consequence, though we believe it is
about equal TO onc-half single horse
power. In the furnace, beneath the cyl
inder, were a quart or SO Of small GOALS,
making scarcely heat enough to roast
an egg, and yet it drove the piston at
the rate of about $50 strokes minute.
Besides this little engine, Capt. &. in
tends to have. large one, Of greater pow
or, also in the Exhibition. So says the
". Y Times.