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This is decidedly one of the best remedies ever
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

fttJIZSNS or NEW YOhK, A HAgD WINTiR Is
" approaching Sic only will secure YOU al omessssd
piioeNpL IL INN c,stey 81 eco .orth OF farn,
,nd ,uiie For ssie si0, 500 ard S0 farms aaa
sell located tu6irg lots These farms are situated na-
she vilisp- of ser~ snvt Bsk isrS Roe vale, l. and
sll iuated Cor pro6t.bi torrir purp,es No lad g.
ttp tesy cultivated wi hin th. city NJ Sa- YORK
crn had Fsrnls frm $50 TO $50 acre. payabl
ssshnente Ais tu d iots aad farms, In oh
SIR ~ Oh share oi v 'oor l"te qox 90 fect fern
- fem 20 aod Si aistr outsd rhe
B OF Oc,eher le rorse par s farm or shar appy TO
JEhs WOOD. NO. 20s Broadway, whexe msrs aud PAN
phlxts be had eratiG, liz l~tf Il
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FussNyTIJHeE

lAE BKoADW Az .-ENAagLLso AND CoTrt0s
~ sets Greet REDUCTION 10 psices. -GIos ~
~ vhefnE riot -ets % srto.eisd vrp,tcEe
- lover retes thao AL oar sotosy NO. IS
.reene sweet OF sn driod materials GILaGFs BYEr1,
6 Broadway east side few above Spring street
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC --RfMCVAL- JOHN Nc.
In Efne1 resp etui'y bforms his friends aud the pub
tic orally ~ At he removed fton the Grscan Gar
cen oecurive him for several to tho
tm, rsceptS erected by him at the Bridge
az streets Brookly ana the Bridge
street. hotel he has piovictd ample accommodating for
trartn permanent b1arders aud all refresh fur
nished his house viii invariably he bast and
choicest Quality. n HA specious basement to 1T suit
able o' re'tctory on larse scale. hppy as above.
no IonEspcs.-MRs GREEN HAS REMOVED HER
domestic agenv 70 NJ. Gls Brobdwsv, Aed yequeet all
good help vhits nne coored 20 call ~ have hc.t
cas titustions ard the highest wales; two travelling
situations, most desirable places, Wasted two head
walters.
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U1Hk HERALD AND MISS LUCY.
Take your time MISS Lucy
And make your flea etrOng.o
Male csGee strong paatabte ~ healthy BY using
'Gserge Bumnes' pr MUM of code. ~ paok
age hch i2 cents will four pounds coffee
Fold ~holess'e by Uaoel 8ohler Co Phi'-
sdelpbia. Ball Rucke Co ages Ia for New York. Aoa
Lemuel smith travelling AGENT Post ose Brooklyn He
tailed by drogaiste AN grooers sveryvh here
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Sept IT,. $50 1888
Do specie do. Observation-Disclosures. 10 600
Total. 81 800 1853
Value Of imports in same wsek ........... $50 739
Excess OF imports over exports. 81 $50 988
This does not show any actual result after all. It
merely shows tho difference In foreign trade Of the
Arst importing an secpna exporting part of the Uniou
The foreign trade of New Orleans in the most tive
peason would present result just the Same a. the
above that being the gsst exporting and one Of the
smallest importing ports OF Via uutry Last week thu
bulk Of the exports In bread us More than one
half Of the total value Hsvre Ia bread
stu To other European por the Atlantic the expor
tatons Of bresdstuf nave bsen large, and probably viii
continue Throughout. the
x,ychnsua.
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rlvFk LARGE sTEEL ErGnAviNGs FOR $40 -rBN
following elegant steel so Ahle Tor s0is
the portfolio. Will be furnished purchased before
st Of at the low price or COLL sAkao
tosett or separately at the price ain xed:-
l Queen Mary signing the Leatn Warrant OF Lady
Jane Grey Size Of eners vipg, 2lx2fs Inches 81 ~
g General hsriop Inviting ortsh officer
nef. Size of epgraviog ig1sx24x incbes. ...... zee
B. Anne Page. slender, and shailov a Scene from
Shsf spesre S,1e II sgravipe, 2lx2aiS iucles -
4 Sparkling size OF engraving, l7x2D ,pcess -
Tie Jolly Fat Bortmen. Size of engraving, 2Sxl6
g. Tls Capture OF Major Andre size Of engraving,
= sis liter Rssish Pr,inx rom hi. vie s,.o OF
engraving 2lxcI Observation-Disclosures. ~
g. sibyi Pam ten BY HUNTINGTON. ...... %
Far mers Morning. Size Of esgrnving. l5xH ~
10. Casus Mariu8 upon tae kuirs Of Usrths "
-Gbess engravinqs wi be forwarded 49,
Of ten do ,srs OF postage to part OF the ,st1
States complete set of framed In gilt wish Frsssh
vii furnishsd f0r m J. , 10 Of
ioeus giving particular NJ prints
other eng avings. will DO seat arse posts1
applicssioB.
n b. A liberal discopr n q TO the trade.
Portfolios and stands IN every variety.
OEU. 3. APPAkTON. Printselae.
sdwsy, up sSei11,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

4NDOX I<HAUmDUD~
DxRDANo GOLD 0UAR9Z MACHINE
II oANUyAoTURlno COMPANY.
No WsM street Nsw vovk
AeU prepared TO o1scuSe orders sish dsSpStoh

- -
DxRDAN's GOLD QUAR1z MACHINE
- No ssg w:S ssss.s cS S.. ys;..
~ prepared 70 execute order. si.s dssps.oh-
CgRE OF coRns. BY MADAME Bs.gARD mo. 10
; q: q ii: :.:s:s.. 4
ssns.: s: 1s' .ss"as s:%ss
ssd..s rss.ss. s's .o = Sns
Du1cH bULsoys ROOTS THE sUBscRIBERs
portion tSis Of Dutch ssos vita
esp esi re ns be II .ss au.y
single souhs early srd late tu'ips povsnhus
cus iSisa iria snenones raunueuas wd oas iniss
sras !. i
cation. good .ssOrtT srs Of h so', II gas
vesessbI. Aower Geld fruit and d. Of the beet
Qualities o. wscls'a.s Q. retail Retailers and country
mattresses snd bedding depottbe best mattresses
made for health economy and nsatn~s Can be dttet
sio the elastic felt beds pile vs. ae Private d~siiinss
hots ares furnished modersts Cali AID examine,
T 1T IMPosTEss FLY,
IL Their ooounation'a gone.
The roach and bed bug die
Vain i h' ssos a. ..ss s'Sas
Rats and mice si.y,
From danger nj rbt ar day,
In n death IT. sl Il as. toy f D;
msgnse powder and pills for destroying insects
AJoaE ASTOUNDING CURES by KELLINGER's
~ linmest M jan e Swo,ts was hcksd BY horse
be r Sas ali
,.ssss sr s.s, also y
is ss r. sss be
IS.. hi family since Mr. $ s.%s:l ks
ssA.s ii.
40 slight dersssement Of mind In less than forty eight
nsS ss'os b
CroSeIl relates stranger case than either Of the
pATENT CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR MACHINES ARE
EsaDMy" foot Of Bronze stree. has. rive. By thsss
grsDusted Pauters are Invited 70 call the
SsR1soN CO. Assss. Thirty sh1dssrss. and sSsns
DRIVES cEssPooLs, &C, EMPTIsD By ATxos
pSsrs Draining and Man.
s"ess ass
a. The oos Is Centre ss1sss
Wi qa To-
sale Apply - above.
PAlPInnInS sAcHE.-I4n STUDIO OF xEssRs HART
b "aS s , ss
beautiful .r 4 brought to psrtse.on nov 81
S:iss
tculais inquire At tao studio COL Broadway up stairs
RRpLA1INc:-oLD WARE REPEATED WITH Sill
N equal to at very low prices, and sntad
in this bat msnner-viz .ors, and forks
oske bash cts sets stair rods trays di
&c 40 Britannis ware plsted equal to solid silver ode
street to the office No. up stairs at Is John street
wi 4 Get with AtteL tion.
Tonic PARACHUTE WATER AND .P0MATGM FOR
mot ing the growth OF tho hai-Incom parable dis
for ts vented and by Chaimi
Rue dc pHo' pitsl 40 At Rousn Agent York d.
LusssA Frucbet 81 CHI street Tois prepare
ton -hcb has attained its las. degree Of perfection
Is the fruit Of labor and observation h
tstihe qualities which than SIX thoussa ss.
placed In evidence and at Paris New Yors
he safest Of its ca6s each
CURED car furnish the refutabls proof % this assertion
That mary aud immense disease
the Different tho progress rauid tbs
quencee often fatal TO the health must rceessS be
crbed to its siti0p that
and tonic qualities Of the medical subsanae
sbiob torn the bssis Of that composition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

C,bR sALE-A STYLISH AND FAST TRAVELLING
boy ola, fifteen and hqlf hands nigh
rented sound enc hind In single aud doobe haroess
under the die Csn he driven ny leoy and will sssd
withogt syiug lan he 1T WOo'c0tta sts,,es IS
nsh street Brooklyn For price, &C. apply At SS Fulton
-, eu \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21
ID W wEsTCOTT AUCTIONEeR RICH ROSEWOOD
III and mahogsn usehod furniture to ord or And

H. mahos.n, household furniture made to ordor and
q =. VII r.. cell On q
toSr eoors =. m Ih,.se,th street
carved suite % rose-oed oarlor furntar in
sn and :s
lace ouisns aud shsdee mssorany sofas aud airs 60
ms,cb no aud " s,nchars In veIves and
lar cloth; ott0sos II trocatss .ood toilet ADD
richly decorated dossr
car s,,s Of ,sr' ii, richly fs.ued an ssesn. rose
w,od estsye Psaa Of .lsst tone and workman
aa IS er b.i, res.ss snd ns,;ate ~ 40,
feather beds toisess and pillows werdrobe msrss too
sn sar Gil. mirrors m"hosa'y o hs n
cHevs1 81. saes paic tipss, ao '0'e~o0'
Rasem.n, ,,oioth carpets extension dining
tn les snd O. airs rich lns sets cu gias wsre
cutlery si'ss5 &C. .,sh g. kitchen
he ,htsSea the house on the morning Of
money
--------
w aa, sc,ock ~ ~ CAN CAM; wimt SELL ra,s
sortp ct Of household forfeiture of nly breaking up
es to. s a rSSA t abb p[ o
other eu,pts, stair rods msh gauv frsncb bedstead.
RAJ "nd wsshs' aods yard robes table aud bed linsn
bspse's dnitg ard Kitchen IRE dinner act
Aiso to ss,.fy norgsge quantity Of tur aitur sale
pc. tive for cssh. in Gil funds
MILLINERY AND ORSSsDaAKtNG
OU4 mons will ortp her fail styles Of Paris saiupery
lburHday. sepamber q at hsr premium saow r,oms
SEA Broadway r. S One ooor below Prince street
u LtNz lie PANS, 4s4 BROADWAY RESPECT
d. fuzzy informs her cnst"mtts and the ladies' that
will opeD fall nj lintry OF Thursday Sept o.
DALI MILLINERY WIS DAVIDSON 12l CANAL
street corner OF Taught street s open Paris fall mil
bnery ofthe latest MODES, on Thursday, sept 2
IL las and millinery. -moCuNE, HASKELL h co
At their store G29 Broadway, ON thursday 22d inst
--------------
RNIILINfRy.-MRs rERLfY PECs LEAVE TO IN
M form the ladies OF heH yory hat sbe xit oman on
Iturs Az ssute mbsr 49, Wrench miinerv and drss. ma
Ltnv Mt n Iirosdsay -
MADAME FAuRE. PUPIL OF THE CELEBRATED
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LrOR ShLF-A PsIk nF STYLISH BAY HORSES, 1sh
pds high young. sound KIN and tact travellers For
sie chesn tie about to leave the city apply
to +. RAY, go " ooster street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

TOpN L yaNDSwATEs AUCTlONEER HOUSE
81 hold fur iture John Vaude Co. will sli ON
1hudsy September p st the salessoom No IS NASSAU
street stl0 O'CLOCK general re-
moved fer nvnieaoe Of s1e oonsting of bu.eaua bed
stesd ~asastsncs chairs sofas usc ds; alec an
assortment II furpu-e bureaus sotas sste tetes
e-tcasol tables easeres ls'res also. os % 900
La ontina also tine OF oil
'nse framed Every lot to be sod peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

gIM. Writers. AUCTION FER. WILL SELL THIS
w day vt IL o'clock at 1877 Canal st eet gentsel
sorp q of household furniture of my bea King
Housekeeping -cortstbg Il sofas rochiog and paror
chs,s marb to- neDre dning and tea tables pier
glass gt rDsbes 'scs ourtsns paintings Brus IL
other cnyptts, stair rods nah gauv french bedstead
prDg hair mattresses beds marble top tressng bu
aus aud wsshsa ods eardfones table aud bed linen
blankets dintg ard Kitchen furniture, dinuer
ALEC tn sstfy mortgage quantity of ur aitue, Sale
POI tive for cath in cry funds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

"A and fancy goods BY WM w. SRIRLEY. Wsdass-
day. Scptso Der a. At O'clock ct No 6 John street.
large and general assortment In lots for retailers aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

EUROPEAN CARRIAGE BOLT To OEDEg IN TUE
II most thorough ard just imported has
been h. used Ne close carriage To b.
1t con Kills Il UUo O., Fourth avenue Of
Twenty fifth street Price $500.
L,OR SALE, CHEAP--A BUTCHERS CART, NEARLY
suitable for heavv work. apply at the Of
Fourth street and sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

Ls Aead.m No 8 Broome ttrsut. brtv Breaiwsv
sbe Row.ry 4 II the different stys Of dauorg %ill
BE- nught AID every variety o. Waiting. Dsys and
ubss of tuition. or Gases) Tuesdays and Fridays
u p for ladies' and sr to ~ p.
gentlemen and ises Private iessons all when
not occupied by classes WedDe sdays aod Satu,dsys
ohlcren toAsInsivly feou. til Al The ladies
clast under the direction Of Brooks
scholars quarter the time subscrbng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

MohTGAGEh,s SALE OF FURrITURE, PIANO
NI forte &c. Of good qaaiity-K KEMP will a. II AZ
suction Friday at IS rect Fulton very
lrge and sut assortment Of furniture By order Of the
-ase TO ebch the particular Alteration Of eep.
and the tYAde Is invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

A CBRD.-EyL BRANp.Is PROFESSOR or THE
a pnro etd singing informs bic f.rd and tho tio
Ma bet rtur, 10 e oJ. sud 70 rssdy to rs.ume his
professional 0ut4s X s'deuce gy9 Boetry from g.
o'ftck D. Several htndss 100 seo,rd han pianos
Tor tls or 70 tsFe
EKArh pIhfn FOR shLE-ERsRn PARIS MANN
~ facturer 10 good order sod Of foe tone md ncsh
Price eS,p. BILLlNG x TUCKER, $50 Broadway. s1F1
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FINE ARTS.

LN1NE ARTS TuE ORIGIN Al PAINTINGS NtWOA
view Of shakespeare and cont porarss ntsA ~
John Fasd X ; A.; Sir Water eoots q hs IisseseJ
tttehds vt ahbotscrd psntso b. TboIne Facd 4,
Me-ers WILLIAMS STEVENS 4 WILLIAMS rs? BrssA'
beg lesveGo that IN seq
of visitors to ssA
autiuI p irtipgs taey will exhb,tisa shor0
time longer ards of adnissi (sssi will BE- Issued
@ dest e W. W. and subss iptIoIs received for Ass
epmAvirgs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

gTABLE WANTED IN TIE vJCINIr yOF NEW v0nl,
ooNl-h comnoc,us sta lie for osrr'sgel and tAssu
four bs New Yolk Hotel, waLSeS, ~
iwo years Inquire at or aldress fsror 81 New Rss1i
Il tel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

BOARDING AT GA bROh DWAY Two GENTLsMEN
u and their be ated with .d
bedfoome attached with board likewise two gentlemen
~ith single u and board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

BOARDING Two PARLORS, ON THE spCOND
ID floor with pantres attached and bedrcom adjoining
s sew. raj ans rooms in the third story will be lot to
ad Tbe bonse ns. having all the en- TO-
t-miy genteel, and few select ory
taken Cali 1T Ito twenty street. seooud
east % Eiehth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

DuOss TT IET-EITHFR FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
III n'sed without board, In the finely located use 01
Crane street within block of Broadway Inquire
the PROMISES
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TAMfs POLHEMUs. AUCT1ONEER WILL SELL THIS
dsy. at II o'c ock a. at 90 12j me C. bet wsen
sssss snS n"' next day nG snrs
bet Tbir yftth Thirty sixth streets
o'clock ,are stock and fixtures of
and bakery establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-21

ONE OR TTo SINGLE GENTLFyEN CAN HAVE
" full or pafti. board with neatly furnished airy bed
with 81 bath 6o in pryato family stu-
Steo In Eleventh street. Fifth For 40.
fpt1y at NO Sti BroarU
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-05


1t is pleasant TO see party strife miti.
gated by good-humored wit. The fol-
lowing ieu d'esprit is from the Albany
Argus, and explains ITSELF
Deed of Separation Jef,ceen HE National
Democrats and The Frecsoilers and Soft
Coalition.
''Tbis indenture, made this 18th day
OF September, 1858, at time that tests
the honesty Of men possessing Democ-
racy, between The company imposing
the firm Of Jefferson Democracy Of the
first part and the little crowd of dead
weights, who, like vampires, have prey
ed upon the credit Of said company cons
posing the unincorporated firm of Barn
burners, Sofishells, short boys. assas-
sins. and New York thieves, of the Sec
ond part: witnesseth that the said par
y Of the first part, for and in consids-
ration Of good radiance to them. duly
paid, lave discarded, and by these pre-
sents do forever discard a nd quit claim,
all their title and interests of, in, and TO
that certain small parcel or moiety Of re:
spectabillty and integrity claimed for and
belonging TO one hetetofore connected
with said firm, to wit. Martin Van Blu
zen, lying and being 10 the town of Sour
Crout, county of Prince John, and State
of Uncertainty.
''Bounded as follows commencing at
small post in the Baltimore Conven-
ton marked Revenge running thence
south TO veto of slavery in the District
0! Columbia thence in westerly xig-
gag course towards Buffalo, until it
strikes Ben Putler's tickle straw; thence
due north to British sympathy {; thence
southeasterly towards a gold spoon mar
ked 'Ogle ) thence south, so as to leave
the large lot known as the memory Of
Jackson over the left J thence east to
a pile of incendiary documents marked
The Mail Bags thence north to bass
wood monument marked Traitor ;'thenca
east down deep declivity to the place
Of beginning, containing aboutionists, of
fice-seekers, Inconsistencies, any sort
of broken pledges, &c., be the same more
or less. Together with the appurtenan-
ces and all interests and claims whatev-
or Of the said parties Of the first part, Ell
Their in expectancy or otherwise, subject
only TO the condemnation Of all lovers Of
their country. And The said party of
the first part hereby covenant and agree
to keep up in perpetual repair the fen
ces that now surround the premises
hereby conveyed sufficient height to
prevent all egress from the said prefni-
ses.
"Wnness our hand and seal the day
and year above written.
JEFFERSON DEMOCRACY,
'EBy DANIEL S. Dickinson, their Atty.
Signed, sealed, and delivered in the
presence Of eGEoRGE w. Clinton"
"Counfy Of Union for lie sake Of Union,
Son this 18th day of September,
1853, before me came Daniel S. Dickin-
sou, who is TO me personally known as
the agent Of the first part, and acknowl-
edged that he had executed the forego-
ing instrument as the act and deed Of the
Jefferson Democracy.
JOHN G. MATHER,
"Canal Commissioner. 7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-05
zaapesEsfoa with En-
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:. = writer 10 whose compilations the.
Times gIues space and a conspicuous
lposition, has taken more than one oppor-
Itamty Of charging upon competition
with which our merchants are threatened
in India and Asia, and on the part Of A.
Inerican traders. The ships Of the u. S.
visit Muscat and other places, Nth va
rious articles which they barter fer the
produce Of those countries; the Amer
lean Commodities being principally GER
tain coarse cotton fabric which they call
Isheeting, and dollars. The Americans
appear to enjoy a particular advantage
over our traders that CT conducting
their barter individually, in ships, which
are independent, floating, pushing shops,
instead of working by routine through
large establishments at Bombay aud
thus. they not only save expense, but in
leach particular transaction secure the
largest amount Of profit. Another ad-
vantage they have is expressed by the
Ipoliiical agent in Hutch. who says Of the
Isheeting, that il finds acceptance among
the people of The country. becauseit lasts
longer than the cloths imported from
Bombay. This indicates tie true farce
ot The competition achich aVe have 10 dread
from The Z. S. If America can cut us
out in India, where we occupy the en-
tire country with our Government and
commerce, the ridicule and disgrace
would be greater than any which the
most anti-commercial country has inc ur-
red.
But there is something in this supe
Iriority Of issue over the manufacture
lin England. The comparison is not
made for the first time nor only in sheet
ing. Il is reported from the Hudson
River Railway, that British iron rails
become in a worse condition within
twelve months, than American rails
within number Of years.
There may be exaggeration in this
but we have had complaints of our rails
from our own official and scientific in
vestigators, who have declared the bad
make Of our iron TO be freq lent source
of accident. At the last meeting of The
Sheffield Cutters, the Master Cutler de-
ctGred thai The .Anerican cutters uere
cutting them out on kniues; knives Of
American make being preferred to ours,
because the meterial does not give way
under use as those Of Sheffield are some
times found 10 do. In short, notwith-
standing the sharp practice and hasty
habits Of America, they are in some
branches of trade earning the repute Of
sterling stuff and make which used To be
our own and il we suffer them TO win
that reputation from lis altogether, then
indeed we shall haUe los more ihan If
India Dere annexed Tomorrow, Lon
don Examiner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-12-05
BY COVER s. GOLDSMITH. ]

the guide-all with lighted candles.
squatting one after. the other in close
l;ae, like boys playing leap frog and the
hole was so over filled that had stray
rock come eur way, the sternmost man
might have felt it uncomfortable. Like
ostriches, though, we had our head un-
der cover, and that was enough. The
report came; heavy. booming dis
charge, like that Of cannon, and a dri-
wing Of air into the narrow passage that
nearly upset me, and instantaneously we
were in darkness. The conclusion had
fextinguished the candles-I thought for
a moment every one--but the man far
tEest in the hole had thoughtfully pro-
tectea his light with his hand, or hat
and we soon had lights again. Most I'M
expectedly, the diggings had not tumbled
in, the hole 10 the upper world. with It's
ladders, remained yet, and we experien-
ced no other uncomfortable effects from
the explosion beyond a strong smell of
gunpowder. Crawling out from the
place of refuge, we found our way 10
the shaft, and with a few moments Of
smart climbing reached the surface.
Thus ended my first and las. visit to
the digsings and | came away impress
scd with these ideas--that lead mining
is hard. uncertain, venturous labor,
followed by as gallant, intelligent, and
enterprising class Of men as are any
where to be found. The uncertain re-
suits Of the labor--in some instances
paying inunificently, and in others moth
ing at ATLAS hitherto impaired to the
miners something Of reckless oharac-
Ter but that is fast wearing off, and the
mining region is now peopled with law
abiding, temperate, good citizens. Ag
ricultnre is receiving better share of
attention, the towns are growing health
lily, the mines are attracting capital and
scientific men, and the future for West
ern Wisconsin looks bright and promis-
ing. KoRrmIK.