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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

X EAION. Analytical and Consulting Chemist
IN. No. 20 Deyst, Nev-York.
ANALYSES OF SOILS, ORES, MINERALS, MINERAL WA
TIERS ETC,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

OFFICE to LET-FroBt basement Of House No s.
" Muusy4t suitable for sLANysr PhJEIa- Apply the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

CARPETS and OIL CL0THS.-WM. MoGRORTYs
hole sic Store oprn for the retail trade with splendid
stock OF Csrpe which he viii dispose Of cheap for csA No l2
Brcsdv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

WN HENRY BURR, Photographic Verbatim Re-
porter No e5 Nsrckst thu
ctsc;sl Corps Ct Reporters 0fthe Z. s serEis)
Ok CENT DAGUERREAN DEPOT, No 1872 Bow.
vey asHt The Bowsry saun Bank s1y quantity o Pic
lures tasn e1iy Of tie finest quality Cal ever b1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

TWO o.. THREE GENTLEM-

Il dated w1 Rooms sns partial Board "a uO. Of hone
~ AIT street Brooklyn within
W tvst Ferry Address b. Box No So POOt ve they can se
ia HsTrsor-s, Brooklyn q door sboTe Heksst, VIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
N0RIHFRN NLw.YORK 1--we sT0CK INsUS
VINCENT n Co, Aged
No II Nasaa.st. ID door, Nev.fsd
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ne

III 81 NaT-sf- -, - \, 4. :. !.
secure invested pT-pNvd to insure against loss aud
ere on favorable terms -
die st the on cent PER ann am d&
ne n,,f an, 10 ha divided among the assured scnp e.r4
ycrst which scripts he edeemsb m eesh whenever Tie
rnlated profits and CAPITAL amcuutto Si,ve0o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

D0oMN. FURNISHED or UNFURNiShEp.--.tSs q
h ~, - a. Prns Ard ssroouns In the me house No ny
- &C. <sis, = rssPcsAAls physician ConSenens 70 sS'
md ethav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

TOR SALE-A Country Seat and Farm OF 100 acres,
IN a. .evu Of HvSe Park, Dutchess County, one nile nom
- S1x,f.h station on The HUDSON River Railroad Ih eN
s.so.ier surrounded With trees aud commands ee1aa te
extensive lut an1 VII . li az
S, Amy ~ NOME MORGAN Msiropci,sn bank fine-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

rrOONs 10 IET--Furnished or not, Win or wIInea'
s,,,i R,.s ca sting Of font ard bsck FAf 49, w -
-. :. : cord foo of Ne eos HOsslo0st Fanny sney I-'
Geherrr~e. required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04
Boar6 an0 Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL, corner Of Frankfort and William
H soenen obtain Lodgings At this hotel 10 single rooms
p1it firm VI 50 70 e 50 Doubebd
~ each This houso IN central location and dns
q scod business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

TOLIAN and BOUD0IR PIANOS.-Great attrac-
~ On. A. gALLFT DAVIS Co.'S Narerpoms, their ne ~ y
roved Eosn PsroFOrts with the Patent ou.een', brGs
Cuck "a, and pro6us Great Bargains ia Melo-
go 80 soopdhan5 Pianos Music q the lowest rstes
1eVA' a ~ T. 8 BERRY Nv. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

DOARD-In small, quiet, pleasant, private house
- single with partial Board o. Apply to Mrs SPENCER
No ia (iTsenest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
Read, Ponder, and be Wise.

The Golden Ollortmtity for securing Premium
DaguepeotgpeS.
y Q the Lalies and Gentlemen Of Worcester and
vicinity. The HAITIAN Az BROTH Frs would
call your attention to the Union Block Danguerrssn
Gallery, the Store Of Mr. l.. d. Goddard where at
all times may be found good assortment OF Daguer-
rean Stock, Lockets, &C.
n. d We do not hold out any fifty cent inducement
for Types, and thus make II mere advertising medium
to win customers, but would have il understood that
we make il our highest aim 10 please all by giving
superior style OF Pictures and at fair living prices
Ladies and Gentlemen you be your own Judges of
Daguerrean Pictures ifso decide for true merit, and
good judgment will show that the cheapest is not al
ways the best Look AZ this and decide for yourselves
We promise you good Types and no mistake.
o6 daWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
& Card, the Public,
WORCESTER NgARKEV.

TNHE subscribers would respectfully give nltce TO
the citizens OF Worcester, that they have pur-
chased of Messrs GATES a. PR jUTY, their inIe
est in the above Market, at and g. Erchaage Street
and anu after y ONDAY, October g. 1853 will be
prepared TO supply all kinds of
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
Of as good quality aud reasonable prices be
found in the City.
With II ears experience in the business with our
facilities for buying &C. believe shall be able
give entire satisfaction to al who may favor with
their patronage. Believing, also, that the Cash pin
ciple is the one both for buy and seller have
adopted it, and hope it W ill find favor with GUS
TONER'S
IL Meats delivered, free, to all pnrts of the city.
Il. p. STOWELL,
VIII I. BARBER.
Worcester Octoher /, 1858. % div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
NOTICES, &c.
Hessenger2s Notice.

Forester, S. Oetober~j 1853.
lyon. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of lnso
4 l. vency, for the County of Worcester, has this
dry issued Warrant against the Estae of WILLIAM
c. SNOW, of Leicester, in said County, Bootmaker
insalyent debtor, and the pay ntnt of any debts
the delivery of any property belonging to said nso-
ven debtor to aim or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by nun, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of he creditors of said insolvent
debtor, will be held at court of Insolvency. at the
Office Of said Commissioner IN Worcester in said Coun
ty, on the 2lst day of October last, al O'Clock in
the orenoon for the proof of ebIs and TO choose an
assignee, assgnees of his Estate
DAY, Deputy Sheriff
O6 DIST wilt Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
Locomotive Engine For Sale.

A Good p band Locomotive Engine and Tender
y suitable tor stationary power in fue working
order Inquire OF SIMEON MAYO, Name hester steam
Mill, Manchester stee: DIFF au22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
TRY TIL Z NJ
New Raw SILK s Cashmere PIaids.

r AIDES will md most beautiful assortment Cash
mere and SILK PLdfDS, in all grades, by calling ON
the sub .crbcf. Prices from 80 cts TO 81 per yard
az di2t GEO. Y. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
PROGRAMME.

Pant /.
l-"Grand Fantastic D}auatique on popular Airs from
"Luc di Lammermuor - Cumpos Ell and executed
by Maurice Strakosch
2~"Oh, Luce di quest AHina Madame Sonag's cels
hFated 9 'vatlnt, hom Lind de Chamounix" by
Donizeui surg by Ssnor"a Adelina Patti
3~-Rlavour Va ialaIs on alamo. an I'Amo" from
Bellini's Romeo and GHlefle COMPOSED and per-
formed by Ole Bnfl.
4-"Ah! Noa Gunee,"t cei-br-ted 2onlo Finale
from La Sumnambnli'' Sung by
s!uo-ina Adeina Patti.
&c and Fantasia Appasionate, IRIS from la Fa~
vorita" and "La Sonnambua Composed ard
performed by Ole Bun.
PART H.
/" fG,cal RocEhis, seheuo Schez Capriceio.
Composed anu performed foi the first tlnrc By
Maurice StrakOsch.
2''Comm hro the Rye. the favorite Scot III ballad
Sung by sisuorna Adena Patu
3-''Tle Mothers Payer" "Fantasia Religioso'-
Composed ana X cuted by Ole Bull.
4-Jenny Limos echo ons," surg ny
Signa,iia AdeIinl Patti.
3-'Canivdl OF Venice, by Ole Bull.
D. Doors o. en- IT, Coactrt to con mcnce at 8.
P. S-Piica OF admission to ail palts OF the Hall
One Dollar. Stats H.aN be sccui ed, without extra
charge at NARSli'S Music St0r.
o. The safe Of Tickets vii conmen,e Saturday
moiiing, Oct Sin. rs dat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
FOR SALE

stss. The TIMBER. wOnD. &C on Forty Acres
RF1& Of land on he GI Gibbs Farm in Rutland Ms,
$50 on which may b. found OAK, Maple, Pune Chest
nut, White Birch, ana Sptucc Applyto
CALVIN HOWE, Rutland,
Or TO II. w. WETuERE Ell. "a MIX ST.. Boston
aul3 dapff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
F0R SALE.
Grocery for Sale.

THE, Stock and Stand Of Grocery doing good cash
business, IA cettraI location, in This city. is Of
Tered r Sale FOR iuIlhrr particulars apply at this
'Alce dit aus5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
FURNITURE FOR SAVE!

1t the city Commission and General Furnish
ing Store, No. l Pearl Street,
NNYHERE may he found large assortment of new
w and second h'nd Furniture, Crnckery Glass and
BriIanaia Nare Knives Forks end Plated Ware;
Clocks Lanterns, and Wooden Ware; Carpfts and
Garpetina, Rugs; Mats, Feathers and Feather Beds;
Husk, Hair and Puimlcaf Mattresses Window Shades
ana hXuresi Stoves, and almost everything in The
House Furnishing line all of which will be sold at pri-
vae sale for Cash, AT the very Lowest mark possib
Please call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere
n. g. Those breaking up Housekeeping and others
having Property dispose Of and do wish 10 send
1t to Aucrinu Room t. hp = Z thrown away. viii
please iea5e their aid HaGhai a. ny ST re- and
VIII call and examine and buy their Property short
notice. l. HOOD,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
Worcester. sept 81, 1853 dtf / Pearl st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
Singing Schools.

XNM. SUMNER has removed from souihbrldge st
wv to Chatham ST. Place, Formerly known as
"Chatham 81. COutt'O
N. b. chatham street. runs parallel with Pleasant
street, and is the next one south OF IL.
Sept ID, 1853. dawtr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
Admission IS cts. no half price.

Admission IS cts. no half price.
The characteristics OF this Establishment CONSIST IN
The largest collection OF Musical, Equestrian Gum
ndSt5G ami Dramatic TGieni, ever collected m one
travelling company, with the disl suished native
and foreign male and ien.Ie performers. Prominent
In the galaxy O stars attached to ting Company are
world. " ~
H. ". Nichols, the Great American bare hack rider
Mr. r, HhHe h. gentlea AMY Ma ire du Cnque
Master CiGraHce, Inc You hfnl Trick Rider
Mons lie Iho-a, the le!o~ned French Herculss,
aud Cannon Bail Jugsier.
4, P. Daraaa the world renowned Acrobat and
Equestrian
J. McF4 land, the Great Tigh,.Rope performer.
Mrs. r. Ormond the Celebrated Actress from the
Broadway Theatre h. Y.
charles Br0WH the celebrated Gymnast
MIS- " Luke, the brill Creole Gymnast
Nous. Hen IL. the celeb ated Mau Monkey
IN. P@uf the Yankee SampsOH-and Messrs Val
ters, Farmons, Logan, Cfark, HHSon, Brocn, ETC.,
together with Three CLOVIS IN the Circle!
Bill Lake, the great New Africans Clowp-H Magil.
ton, the Trck Clown. is horn, the French Her
chlFs ana GroteAque-and The Motley Brothers, Juan
Among the Novelties OF the Establishment which
he pfoducsd every NAH, Will be found The popular
ana exciting Fantomue bE TEOlS AhAATS; IN
witch will b. introduce ut enormous experse The
Man-hnnkey, Mons. Henrir, VIII Sc pecular physcal
structure and ERE muscular developments enable him
70 Nitte win w0niern agility he saperhlman ieats
OF the Monkey ch se:y, that " It'll an iDgeninuslv
clhriVed MONKEY Skin in whch he is enrobeu, ii is
always Il matter OF dauhl with the most penetrating
observer, whether he is not after all a bona tide chat
teflng Ape Fhe most amusing aHtOmine Of the age
becomes douby ludcrous and amusing with this most
wonderful Of Humin beings Jocko. Prominent
among the most daring Feat Of this Establishment will
be found the ne" act la PERCHE EQUIPOISE!
the Chef dCEIyre of FraHc0n's Hippodrome, by those
Great Artists, Messrs. LIE Thorn and 8agilton who
nave heen engaged at enormous expense expressly for
TINS most stufting feat ever Witnessed by mortal eyes.
whole Troupe (the largest in the United States)
OF Trained performing War Horses and LhpOtian
Trick Poues More than Brute and It'll less than Hu.
maa.
The World Renowned APPOLOEICON drawn in
Procession by Forty iorses-ou abreast-nlriven by
J. w. Paul, one OF the strongest men in the Word0
containing Choat's Philadelphia Brass Band, viii enter
each town in which the Company exhibits positively.
Another grand feature in this COmpany is The intro
duciion Of an entire n Corps embracing Actors
and Actresses OF acknow edged talent producing every
hieht the great patriotic Melo Drama entitled sold Put
and Mad Anthony Wayne; or, the spirit of '76" In
Producing several thrilling from the lives of Rev
pulmonary Heroes Old Put, Gen Washington. and
Mad Anthony Wayne The whole o concud with
grand living tabeau, in which the Father OF his Coun
uy, mounted on his ehArger borne aOf in trumpha
procession, on The shoulders of his brave Connenas
oo deodtolf wit JOHN SON, Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
A :" G~M an ~ .

=. W, SELB1 20.
NVlLL sell al their Sales Rooms, on SATURDAY
W Afternoon, tlct. h, con mfncHg al O'clock,
large assortment Of Household Furniture conS ting in
part OF Sofas Sofa Bees, Beise ads Feather Beds Hair
an1 Palm Leaf Mattresses. Bed Clio hing lrge lot of
Chairs, Crockery are, Parlor Office ami Cooking
Stoves,
Card and Centre Tables,
Tea PGys, Hat Trees v hat Nets Cane ard Wood Seat
Chairs, Rocking do, Odice do q ocks ChilreB's
Chairs, Bureaus, DmIne Tables, Carpes Secretaries
Looking GLASSES, far q. Rockers Dress Tabiss, DIV
Sinks. Mash-s ands, Case Boots Desks Solar amps
Glass Ware, dc. ;. w. SELBY II co ,Aucp S.
Of dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
To the Ladies

~ a. BROWNING would invite tie attention of the
VI Ladies Of Worcester and vicinity, hi stock of
PARIS cry,
which has been selected 10y him from he latest mpor
tatons, consisting Of SILK sa i'll, and Velvet Hats in
all their variety.
Ladies Dress Caps, Dress 1rimu nes Collars Sleeves
and Embroideres of every description, and
OF the newest designs.
AS he has the assistance Of some of the first
Milints in the city, he hopes To merit and receive that
share oil public patronage which politenees and alien
ton will merit.
Pattern HATS or Mi liners constantly on hand
Mourning Bonnets constantly hand and made to
order short notice
Bonnets bleached, pressed, colorod and repared in
superior manner. 100 Main.Sreet
sE9 C2u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

Fine Drugs and Chemicals Recently
Received.
0DlDE Of Potaruum; Gum Arabic;
Balsam Penn Bucha Leaves;
Italian AniSe Seed; Morpha;
Sweet >p'ts Nitre; Oil omon;
Aqua Ammonia; Oil Peppermint;
Iodinei Cham0me Flowers;
Ipec'c; Rhubqh
All of which are Of superior quality ard will be sold
low l.. T. LAZELI, Druggist,
$50 davis pol Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
S TOW ES !

THE different kinds too numerous to m'ntion =
Can at No 20 Front Street, opposite the City Hal,
examine and judge Tor ourselves
AARON BILLING.
Worcester, Sept. 81, 1853 diw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

BOSTON u WORCESTER RAILROAD
An Extra Train for D lneI Ayers rea Land Sale at
postonvilt (NcethaL,) VIII lrave Worcester on Mon
day, Oct. l0h, 1853 at 2a O'Clock, r. NJ. Returning,
leave BOstonrile (NeedhaIn) NJ 81 P NJ.
Tickets tree,-ohlaiued Of John Boyden, Esq, Main
Street. 4 s3t G. TWitiELI sup,t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

French and Spanish Conversation.
TIVE subscriber is ready to give private lesson
Il to ladies' aud gentlemen in French or Spanish
Call at No. IS Peasants st. r. G. MisNER
aug4 dr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
Strayed or Stolen.

CRN FROM No. Vine Street, a small Black
NO PUPPY, with white spot on his breast.---
VI ~ whoever will return the same TO the sub
scriber, shall be suitably rewarded
Cd DIFF JOHN McGRArH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

G. ]. RoDEas, Manager J. N, McCRrARy, Treas
10 THE PUBLIc.-Fhe Managers, Rvtle of the many
false representations heid forth on The bills OF Circus
Companies generally the public that the Forty
HorSes vii positively lie driven ia Procession, by one
man IN each town Where the company Exhibits
The above Establishment viii EXHIBIT ut
Worcester, on Monday, October 18th.
Doors open at u and 81 O'Clock. Performances com
mences AZ 2 md I n,cnck
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
w AN 7 Z d
Maehinists Wanted.

Ma stationary Engine aud locomotive shop In Ohio
i Inquire OF =. A. ROWLAND, az Bail X Rice,
Counting Room, or l6 Summer street. distf o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08
ANUS EMEET5
Worcester Dramatic Gaseum.

Worcester Dramatic Buseum.
srAGE MANA g CARTLlTCH
Last appearance of Aic ! r. Rob.HscH
FETIs SATURDAY htteri 0on, tiei. g. l-S5 vil
L be Acted tast inI- We hlvoue farce enttlsd the
Wandering .i-ins'rsis.
lem Baqs.....................s Or 81. Robins on.
To DC followed it'll vHtieiy If beautiful Singing by
Miss Marion Mccarthy and her Frnther
10 conclude with III. Tea .,iinl Drama Of
aitchaei FrIe.
Michael Erie......... .-......Mr T. r. Robinson.
IL Full particulars see Biils Of the cay
~ Price of admission arquet,c % Cents; Fam
~ irclr. IL c. Galiey y, ~ cts
Feri"'m*nHe &" commerce az O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

Manufacturers agents.
DIAPER HANGINGS Of superior style, daily re-
4 ceived
LIVERBORTG'S BOOK STORE,
Opposite American Temperance House. ION the Cele
brated Mapuiactory Of CaRfsrY & CONSTANT, and
other well known houses
Also o. hand the largest assot tine Mt of late
Publications and School Books,
TO he found in Worcester. All Of which will be sold at
the Invest prices. at l64 Main Street.
s2S diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-08

A Capable Girl,
Il % be found on Cypress Street. No. |.
0ct6 dlwt
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
SAVERToN.
CROWS Va CORN.

As Indian corn is the most important crop to
most farmers, so it is most exposed TO the de-
prOda,ions Of fowls and insects, same Of which
are ready to prey upon It in every stage Of its
growth from planting to harvest, My present
purpose is to give a little Of my experience in
tho treatment OF birds, At some future ,mo
may have something to say about insects.
After wCarymg my patience in putting up
wiRd.mills, strips Of chestnut bark, and bright
pieces Of tin, and CNhausting nay ingenuity in
making ragmCn, aud such other images Ns sup
posed would DO rrightful TO thom but all to no
purpose, At the same time, some of my neigh.
borS less Scrupulous Of the death penalty, watch.
ed their fields with loaded guns, destroying
many beautiful SOngster who had never seen
kernel Of corn, In this dilemma my attention
was called to tho following receipt ror tarriug
the corn, and l have never known this 10 faiE-
To four quarts Of boiling water, put four table.
spoonsfOi Of tar, stir well, and pour over half a
bushel Of corn, or as much corn rs can DO wet
with il, when tho corn Is all wet, sprinkle over
Oshes or dry sand, to prevent the Kernels from
adhereing to each other, and il isrcady TO plant.
[Dollar Newspaper.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
For the Journal,
AlExlSpp,A, Me-, May l,

Ma, EpIroa,
This is great place, and IN just give you a
brief sketch Of Il, From appearances, think
1t must have been the stopping place At the time
Of tho Creation hh well watered piece Of
country, IL two and three feet Of tho fluid on
top Of il can DO called enough,
Tho principal productions ore "iSgans,"
(OniOns,) mud, soft soap and tOllOw candles
Another important item Is the miserable cigars
they Manufacture hsre-deOr at Ave cOnts n
grab and an armNl thrown in.
Tho natives are peculiar race Of monde.
seriptS-suppOsod TO be OmphibiOus. They are
remarkable for the facility with which they spin
tough yarns" and the lCnOCiIy with which
they stick to them after they are oneo told, -
Their principal means Of support are, catching
dritt.wOOd, ro66ing each others hen.roOsts, and
passing bogus three cent pieces on the SuekerSi
their OmusSmcnts consist Of dog.GghtS, killing
rats, and catching mud.tNrtlcs,
During high water, they have to bail out their
houses every night before going to bed, a. they
sleep on the floors and one man told mC IhO, the
water rose one night even with his face % he
lay on his back, and as ho sleeps with his mouth
open, he calculates" no must have swallowed
no less than twen,y.scven tadpOlOS, fourteen
craw6sh, and three rrOgsi and Il madO him SC
slhny and greasy inside that nothing would stay
on his stomach for three dOySl respectfully
rendered tho gentleman my hat and showed
The pOst.Ofiee, blacksmith shop anil soap.
factory arc all carried on in tho same room, by
the same man; and should there be a rush Of
business, he will not send out the mails ill h,
has moro lCisurei so this letter will perhaps
reach yCu about the fourth Of July, It goes by
the overland route, in falboat.
SAVERToN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
CuRR non COW YnnNnRR.

Some time ago, noticed an inquiry in the
"Newspapsr," concerning tho means oil curing
fOundered cows, TO which have yet seen no
answer. When properly attended TO, there is
no difficulty in eiieeting a complete cure, The
animal should Immediately DO given half pound
Of salts, mixed with half pint Of molasses, -
This dose should be repeated tho next day, and
after an interval Of day, administered again.
In extreme cases, a little sONp'suds may DO ad.
ded with benefit.
The efficiency Of this course I have had an
opportunity TO prove, from an experience II
many years, Ia a large dairy, in which have
praOticod Il with iuVNriNhle SUCCESS. IS1ollOr
EewSNNpcr.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-13
Tho Now York Journal Of Commerce, speak

ing Of the "Strike movement" says
A few days since, the employees at the Man.
sion House, Brooklyn Heights, waited on the
proprietor and demanded $lS per month, instead
Of $40 (lhe old rate }, threatening immediate dc.
pNrture unless their demands were complied
with, Gen, Yale replied, automatically, that
all OF them whom no employed after the LIST Of
May, should receive the wages demanded,
whoreapon the diScOntentS resumed their work,
The proprietor Immediately cast about to see
what was TO DO done, and tho result was made
known yesterday, Just before tho gong sounded
Cor dinner, twelve girls, very neatly Ottired, in
dresses all Of the same COLOR and white APRONS,
were ushered into tho dinner room, taking the
places Of niOa Of the impOrtunNto walters, who
could not afford TO soil their fingers with gravy,
to the tune Of only $40 per month. Tho dinner
passed of admirably, The girls conducted
themselves with much deeoraM, and althouvb
evidently unused 70 the business, went throuSh
the duties Of their office without embarrassment
and very much to the satisfaction Of the cuOsts
Many Of tho latter called upon their heal ALTON
dinner, aud congratulated him on the entire Sn,.
cess OF tho experiment.