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Lros's KArHAxIos most wonderful

and desirable preparation for preserving restoring and beau
tifyns the hair the world produced Tie attention Of
ths country trade especially invited TO- examine this AZ
more thar usual prest; Second lis high reputation
thoroughly estahised Third It's eject IN esch and al IN
ssances Of tho pleasing ard satisfactory character
Fourth The sales are beyond precedent in the
history OF the Msferis Medcs Retsod az the remarkably
low price OF 25 cents 10 large handsome BOTTLES
Druss and Faney GeoSs in New.York Boston, fhilsdel-
phis New orlesns Se &c. and BY al retail dealers every
wherr both city and country. Principal depot No Isl
Broadway, Up stars d. 5. BARNES, Proprietor.
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~ The President, it is said, has ss'~
ELISHA WHrrLEsEY TO withdraw MS 'es's
nation and continue TO keep an eye ofiie'sg
on over chargers and peculaton. Gen P'''"
could do nothingmore serviceable either 'su
County, his party or himself As ve ne'~
heard that the President cherished sny '"i
lively sympathy with Gslphius, ws are ''ca''
to believe this report.
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FOR Europe.

Inc Z. 8 Mail steamship Hermann, Capt.
Higgins VIII leave this port TO DAY, noon for South.
snpson ana Bremen TAs Semi Weekly 7r1Ene, contain.
ing al the latest news can be had AZ the Desk, This
Morning, In wrappers, ready fos mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
ACARn.-Dr. PowEII, Oculist, Aurist, AZ,

A CARp.-Dr P0wELL, Oculist, Aurist, &c,
viii receive hs patients for the ensuing from 10 TO
&oeicck daily. DIR. PowkLL hss recently imported large
assortment Of Artificial Eyes which exactly amilse the
natural eve IN color movement and expression sd be
fnserted er removed without pam or operation.
Dr. fowefs Treatise the Eve" can be procured 81
has oe aso his celebrated self acting Eye and Ear Eoun
nina
Dr. Powell has estahlshed private Chnque, open from
20 leocloek daily tor psFsons in limited means Circulars
containing particulars can be obtained free his Oces
No. soc Broadway, between Broome and Sprins-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
INyIGoRArNG CoRDAL.-Professor MORSE
INvIGoRArING ELIxIR or CoRDIAL-The Eighth Wonder
OF the Botanic World.

lNyIGoRATNG CORDIAL.-PrOfessOr MORSE 5
lNvIGoRArING ELlxiR or CoRDGAL-The Eighth Wonder
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
No language can convey an adequate idea OF the nne
and almost miraculous change which In the
diseased dbteted and shattered nervous system Wheh
er broken down by excess weak by nature 0 impaired by
sickness the unstrung and relaxed organization at
braCed, revyhed, and buitu The mental and phya
cal symptoms of disease vanish together under ts
infutnee. The STOPPING trembling victim Of depression
and debility becomes q He stands erect, he
moves with firm step; his mind which previously
sunk in goOn of almost idote apathy becomes bright
buoyaut active and he goes forth refreshed regener
sted and conscious OF new.yxor, 10 his accustomed
Tehef permanent for the cordial properties Of the rned
dcne reach the constitution itself and restore 10 s
NAL condition. Welt may the preparation be called tho
MEDICINAL WONDER.
the nineteenth century, IL is the rst scientific
in the old world have admitted that miracle OF medicine
heretofore supposed to have no existence
sTaNuLANT THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its force expended the with opium a.
eohohc preparations and ali other excitant The effect
OF these IS brief and il may well be sad of him who taxes
them, the last state of that than tbs inst
~ -, =, e., on.-s,S ,,f - -, $50 w
hoence upon the nerves the mind and the entire
GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES
The unparalleled ELECTS OF tins great restorative in al
complaints incident 10 females mark era IN the an
mails Of medicine Thousands Of stimulAnts have been IN
vontedtboussnds OF concocteda purporng
to Be specified in the various diseases and dersnsenens 70
which the dehcafe conformation OF reader her
liable The result has heretofore been uniform These
Dost-Ous have indeed impaired q nomentary vivacty 70
muscles but this fash Of relief has been succeeded by
depression and prosrson greater than before and the end
has often been utterly 70 paaze the ecupsrave power
OF the nerves and the vital organization and finally destroy
the unhappy patient. But in
MoRSE'S INvI6oRArINc ELIXIR
" presented-as phenomena the maieTia nedica hth
srto unheard oE-a stlnulAnt without reaction
4. h. RING, General Agent for the United States No
l92 Broadway. New-Yofk.
Sold BY Druggists generally throughout the United States
IL put up IN pint bottles with the DR. Morse
lnyisorSuE CORDIAL blown in the glass Price IS per Bot.
tie; two bottles IS; ve bottles for SIP and 50 per dos
n. B.-ImportAni advice accompanying each bottle.
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~ The Asia arrived from Liverpool, last
evening, bringing three days later news. No
recent steamer has brought dispatches so inter
esting. In the British House of Commons the
Ministry has sustained an unimportant defeat
on q bill TO take off certain taxes imposed on
lawyers. As this measure was one ofdomestic
free trade, and the Ministers are in favor of
foreign free trade only, they opposed it of
course, and we're beaten. They were trium-
plant, however, on the Jew bill, 70 them
matter of more consequence, which has passed
to second reading in the Commons in spite of
warm opposition. From France the news is
that the Empress is in a delicate situation.
In Spain Unexpectedly strong opposition to the
Ministry is found to exist in the Cortes
In Germany, the eminent philosopher Of
Heidelberg, Gervinus has been acquitted Of
treason, but found guilty of sedition, and SEN
fenced to two months Imprisonment. His
crime is the writing and publication Of book,
to prove that the best political constitution is
that of federal republic. In Italy the cruel
ties of the Austrian Government exceed all
former bounds hanging, shooting and cOnfs-
cation without reason given, are the order Of
the day The PiedmOntese Government has
taken up the cause of the Lumbard refugees,
naturalized as its subjects. and will resist the
cOnfscatiOn Of their property in the Austrian
Territory AS if to balance the account, the
Kirg Of Naples has been shot in the leg by an
assassin, and the limbs so injured as to render
amputatiOn necessary The agitation which
these events cause in Italy, is naturally very
great, and partial reyots Of the people in diff
ferent places, arc probable. OF Mazznis es-
cape we have nothing further than was brought
by the last Collins steamer. The Emperor of
Austria has got well Of his wound, but it is
said that his mind, never beyond the usual
strength of the Hapsburg family, is seriously
affected. The difficulty with Turkey is said to
be entirely settled and it is now reported that
the Porte has determined 20 cede Kleck aud
the SuttOrina TO Austria This report needs
confirmation. Onthe whole, there has been no
time since the suppression of the Hungarian
Revolution, when Europe has worn so stormy
and threatening an aspect.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY., MARCHES, 1855.

LEoIsLATURE.-The SENATE yesterday did
nothing of special importance The AssExBLT
did nothing more important than the Senate.
The reader is referred to the Geographic report
in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
GRAND OPENING AT UNION HALL.--The

GRAND OPENING AT UNION HALL.--The
work Of extending and improving this great Clothing Ware
house completed the Spring Stock Of Gentemen's
and Boys COthng-probebly the most extensive IN this
countTy-is ready The building ITSELF and the vast
and vaed assortment OF Garments, of all styles col
and qualities worth the trouble OF VISIT from
those who 90 wish purchase Light profit and vast
sales" the motto Of the es,abshnen and the prices
certainly cheap beyond all precedent See advertisement
P. L. ROGERS Co, Union Hail.
corner Fulton and Nassau s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
GREAr BAReAINs IN MUsIc.-REMovAL.-The

GREAT BARGAINS IN MUsIc.-RENoyAL.-Th
undersigned would inform the musical public that he has
recently pUrchsBd he entire stock Of music musical mer
chandse plates and copy nights Of j. NJ JAQUEs No so
Broadway also the plates and copy rights of DoucHTY
CUMMINGS OF Brooklyn These in connection with his
publications. will make OF the largest catalogues
of music this country He has also made
with the Boston. Philadelphia Cincinnati and ali the prn
cipal music dealers in the United States 70 be supplied
with their publications issued Being obliged 70
in about 80 days he will sell the entire stock Of music
very large deductions from usual prices This chance
seldom offered and teachers dealers and others viii mud
their advantage 20 examine this stock previous 70 moving
Horace Waters successor 10 Jacques No 385 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Don't wait for warm weather;
sffl. q. 80 n,af .ffaw.fIow

~ Rid your dwellings, of bed-bugs aud
reaches ia the spring and you will be clear of them the
summer LYONS MAGNETIC Powder will finish them in
day Depot for the Powder and the Magnetic Pills for
rats and mice No. 424 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

INES AND PLANrs.-PARsoNs 4 Co, Flush
ing Newiork ees for sale their usual assOxtIDeni
with the addition of many novelties OF Fruit Trees for
the orchard and garden; Ornamental Tfee Shrubs and
Roses, for the ayenae. lawn cemetery Vines for me
napsxy and Exotic Plants tor greenhouse culture For
catalogues inelose pos<age scamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

u j. BATTERsBY, COnfectOner, No 1888
Broadway, nearly opposite Grace Church-Ice Creams
Fruit Ices Jehes, Blanc Mango, Charlotte Russo Mer-
ugues Pastry Ornaments &C, French and other Notices
put w the superior Orders promptly at
tended TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
DKrnScK SALAx,spER SArrs-GAYIERs

rArrNr-RosEKr NJ. PATRleg Is the sole manufacturer in
the United States of the above celebrated Safe. 70 which
the highest premium has Just been awarded by The Metre
peltsn Mechanics Institute st Washington saa r. C.
Goins Impenetrabe Defiance Locks-the best Safes nd
Locks combined in the world Depot No ~ Joan-st cor.
ner Of 0od-ster May Pesrst, enc door below Maiden
lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
HusxHEss NOTICES.

rv- BYEBE g. Co, Fashionable Hatters, No.
1s Broadway, Spring and Summer fsshion for Gentle
mems lists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
e Beads, Of every description. for sale by
H.P BROWN
No iss Pesrl-st.
Nsw-iOfk.

GUREEY's PICTUREs.
I" Come like shadows-sO depart
Said the witch 70 BanquOs train
Now evoked by Light and Art,
Shadows cOme--dnd heg remain.
See them, traced with wOBdrous SAIL
Numerous BanquO's line
Where unnumbered frames they ill
On Broad way THREE FOETY-NIsE
GURNEYs DACUERREIAN GALLERY, No. $40 BrOadv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

~ W. H. McDoSALD's Commercial News
paper Advertising House. No. lo2 NaSaast, cor OF Ann
The very bes, leading papers from all parts Of United States
and CSnsdAs lowest prices and faes authority OF the
publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

TBF UP-TOwN CARPET EsTABLIsHMEST.-
Buy your Carpets at WRIGHT BALEYs No. $50 Bowery.
II you wish 10 purchase them exceedingly cheap. Their
stock contains great variety OF the most elegant designs
and most costly qualities and owing to low and few
expenses they enabled treat literally with their
customers than other dealers Try them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
.ANrs.-PARsoNs n Co. Flush.

" EowLKRs & WELLS, Psychologists and
Rshhshers Cin,oa Hail. No. Isl Nasssa-st, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

SPRING SHOES AND GAITERs.-There is no
place the city where large assortment OF fac Caters
and Shoes he found WATKISSs No ia Futonst
Other shoes may look we'll but know from experience
that MAIkINs.s shoes not only look well but wear we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

FS. CLEAvER's HONEY SoAP.-Just received
several OF hsincompsrebe toilet Soap Also Ceavers
Musk Windsor Shaving Creams aud Soaps Bears Grease,
Clarified Msrrows, &cs for sale by W. J. DAVIS Co.
No. 10 Courandtst sole Agents for the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

SPLENDID CARPETINGs FOR SPRING SALES,
l85S-6MIrH 4 LoUEsBERY No. 4i8 Pearst,
receiving in store, per late arrivals large stock of velvet
tapestry Brussels reepy and ingram carpetngs OF chase
and elegant designs which having been purchased previous
to the recent advances in prices they enabled 10 oer
At great inducefneDts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

CASTRELL q LABOYTEAUX.-LABoYT
formerly of Broadway is still to he found at CASTRELLs
Ladies Shoe Establishment No Sj6 Bowery, where those
who appreciate his skill viii do well TO select their Gaites
Slippers Buskins &c CANTRELLs assortment in extent,
excellence and variety unequaed and his prices very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

DRESS! DREss The most and all impOrtanp
article Of dress elegant Hat and among the many sold
in this city elegant aud durable those
sold by the Peoples Hates the practical mechanics OF No
II Pafhrow. Their spring style Of Dress Hat cannot a
please the most astdous Call and IT, Prices 81 and g.
Hat Finshers Union, No. II Parkrow opposite the Astor
House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

To SHIRT AND COLLAR MANUrAcrURKRs--
We now offer 10 the trade improved Sewing Machines
especially adapted stitching fine linen They have been
fully tired in this work, with entire We pre-
pared to prove that other machines tine linen
well. |. NJ SINGER a Co NO. &J8 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
LAST orpoHrUsr1r ros LAKE. LAsD w.

LAsr OPPORTUNITY PoR LAKE LAsD w
LACE LOIS AND FAsns.-lOs Farms and 900 Buil5ng
Lots will be distributed among 300 Subscribers the 3lst
of March 1853 Each subscriber viii receive wrsntee
deed for Building Lots IS by 100 feet farm Of from
two to twenty acres end al for only SIS These being the
lat Of the Lake Land Village Lots and Parma al who
DESTROYS Of getting nd Of the ren deussded in
this city, and wish procure desirable, pleasant sns
hesltby country resdence the city. VIII procure
share before it too late few shares only are left APP
ply Immediately, to CHAs. wooD, No 2oe Broadway
WINDOW SHADEs.-Best assortment in the
world at kelly FEReusos's. No 2Sai Broadway and
No. 81 Besdest Dealers supplied from INST nanos SHADES
warranted 70 stand any climate and sofa lower tam a. any
NR'-store Church. and other large Shades, painted
and letteIed TO order, IN superior style
E7p General House Furnishing and Toy Ba-
zasrIarre Basement Store Ne. l23 Csnalt Britannia.
WILLOW Wood Tin. Japan and other Ware, and almost
every Necessary article OF Housekeeping Always KEPT on
sale Flat Irons of improved construction great
variety Of Toys, &c. ). hkLLoSG
Cy Housekeepers and all others in want Of
Bedding, Bedsteads, 6e., would do web TO call e. ".
WuaRDs old shed warerOors No 80 Chsthafnst
cor of Mubey-st where may be found the largest
of articles his line ever offered to the pubic
~ MLASE's WoRM VERMIFUGE.-The
following order shows at the demand for and the
excellence Of this great medicine. Certificates have been
90 multiplied in favor Of this Eermfuge that consider
BoosvILLE Ind, June 8, 1851
Messrs J. Kidd Co Your agent when here left with
rs IL dozen bottles MLANE's NERMUUGE, which 10
nearly al sold Please send quickly IL dozen more we
DO not wish 10 get out Of il for consider II the best Yer
mfugs ever used in this part Of the country anspETg
Tt ~ be pnrchased in New York wholesale ana retail,
Paul No 40 Courtlandst Sold also by all the principal
druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

TEAs.-The best assortment of fine Teas
viii be found at the Store Of the CANTON TEA COMPANY
No l25 Chathsmt between Pearl and ROOsovel-sis
OLDEST Tea establishment the city We read
err that they de better than elsewhere either AZ whole
sale or retail. They have now no branch stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
CAnrrrINos. -PrrrRsoN q HuMpnREys.

CARPETIHGs. --PETERS0N " HUMPHREYS,
No $40 Broadway have just opened and daily receiving
unusual supply of nch and elegant Carpets direct from
France ard England consisting OF Moquet, Aubusson and
Messrs J. Crossley Sons England together with
er assortment Of other qualities OF Cpenug for sale on
reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

IT. Crystal Palace Carpets, at HIRAM An
pERsoNs eight spacious saosrooms No 80 Bowery mag
nifcent new style mosaic royal velvet tapestry Brussels
imported from celebrated English factories for exhibition
at the Crystal Palace also, HsTes celebrated OCiohs OF
esco Gothic, and scroll gtres; also, English threepy
and ingram Carpets Rurs Table Covers Window Shades
&c. at astonishing low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

~ There is only one true way TO pubic con S-
sdse EsyySscgEtp for instance not only processes on;
h Ct a. Ust a. "a 80 lie has thus secured and
rstsns an immense custom. HIS spring STYLE just OUT 10
quires DO euogy. II speaks for ltse Eli =. 49, n A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

PMSOs-RARE CHANcE.-Owing TO removal
few Of Gilbert Co.'S celebrated Pianos with without
the Eolan will be sold, and monthly payments taken if
immediate application be made 10 HORACE WATERS
exclusive agent Warerooms No 3Sj Broadway An
eOId floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

~ LEARy d Co., leaders and introducers
of Fashion for Gentlemen Hats Aston House. Broadway.
Quarterly pattern issued March /, 1855 together with
copies Of styles prevailing in Paris and London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

GEsrLEmEss HATs-SPRIsG PArTERS-
p,,n - p,e and Nassau-sts, will introduce the Spring
Sass, ~ rs.dsz March The pattern is offered 70
our Customer and public as in all respects of Intrinsic
80; e'o"'e BIRD, corner Pine and Nassaa-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

CAKAL-sr. CARPET SroRE, No. 20 CASAL.ST.
-E. PETERSON Co call the attention OF their friends
the stock of and elegant CSrpetngs Just received
from the most celebrated manufactures boGght before tho
late advance prices and for sale full l5 per cent le than
those purchasing at the present Rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
NEW AND SPLENDID FRENCH GOODS AT GIN.

HATS !-SPREG STYLEs.--In addition 10 the
usual supply OF GeDtlemeDs Fashionable Hats the parcu
lar attention Of the ladies is called large and beautiful
assortment OF CldIens Hats and Caps, ali selling at
sonsble Oh argos. J. w KELLOGG No. 10 CanSlst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
~. When oiher Hair DIVES fail. CRIsrA.

Moses III. Grinnen Nm. IL Aspinwal. Mortimer Living.
James Brown, Paul Spohord, ston,
Chas. h Marshall. VIM. FurnisS Joseph W.Alsop. Dr.
Sansel Thompson, John r. kitchng Robert L. Tay,oS,
D.pl C. Kinyssnd VIM :. Wetmore, y. A. Dalano.
George Warren, G,Tabot olyphSnt, Natal ID. Garlic
Fredk. w. Read, Leonardo 5. Susrez, WIN. X. Macy,
n. q. Rutgers, Tbos. 7, Stanton, Ramsay Crooks.
Chaa H. Russell Joseph Sands. VIM. Barnewall
JeTpnaish Wilbur, Benjamin Babcoek II. +. Dawson,
J. Eluathan Smith, John ID. Hurlbat, G. II. koop,
ALFRED OSpsS PTesidenr.
HENRY HoLpRESs, Nice-PreSient
h. G. MoRkIs Secretary
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-30
Ohio state Fair.

We have received copy of the Regu-
lations, list of premiums, and names OF
Awarding Committees, for the fourth an
nual Fair OF the Ohio State Board of Ag-
riculture, to be held at Dayton on the goth,
21st, 92i, and 93d days of September,
next, and presume the pamphlet has been
pretty generally circulated throughout the
State. For the information of those who
have not seen it, We would say that the
rules and regulations, together with the
instructions 10 Judges, are well calculated
to test the realexcellence of all articles ex-
hibited. The amount of premiums offer
ed exceeds $1,000.
An additional day has been devoted to
the business of the Fair, making the en-
tire exercises occupy four days.
The following are the regulations Of
most general interest, to all who expect to
visit the Fair, either as exhibitors or spec
tators:
Articles WILDE received September 18th
Ia, Is, 16, II, 18, 10, and till he o'clock
on tie Goth.
Examination by the Judges of articles,
&c, exhibited, September Goth and 21st
General exhibition for the public, Sept
21st, 22d, and esd.
General sale day, Sept. 23I.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-30
Big Cattle.

It may not be known to outsiders gen
orally, as it is to TIE initiated, that the
weight of large cattle is in almost all cases
very grossly exaggerated. Cattle dealers
know it. We hear of oxen weighing
1000 lbs., when the fact is that no OK
will weigh anything like that amount
There are now in our city several bullocks
on their way to the Worlds Fair, which
are reported to weigh two tons. Why are
they so reported? Because if their real
weight were given, people would say,
pooh! | saw an OK that weig gEed one
third more ; when the truth is they never
saw one that weighed SO much. $500
lbs, we guess, is all that any Of our pre-
MUM bullocks will draw, and but few OF
them that.
We have the authority of our most ex-
perienced and reliable cattle breeders and
dealers, in saying that the weight of large
cattle, in almost every instance is exagger-
ated from / to ]. The public have got
their notions entirely too high, and fol
this reason our cattlemen hesitate to place
the true weight on the cattle, because il
would seem small We need add no moro
for ''cnough is as good as feast" only
that we would like to see that OK tha
L
pounds of ito. Farmer.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-30
From the Plow, the Loom, the Anvil.
Gapes in Chickens.
NEAR Iowa CRY, April 21st

NEAR Iowa CRY, April 21st.
MesSrS. Editors:-In the April mum
Der of your excellent paper, saw a re-
quest made by ''Inquisitor'' from Nash
vile, for information, among other things,
as to the cause and cure of gapes in chick
ems, | am willing to contribute my mite
to those engaged in raising poultry.
Ipropose from thirty years experience
to give the cause and preventive of gaps.
The cs uso is found in the habit of keeping
male chickens from year to year in the
same flock of hens. Their successors are
selected from the same flock, until the
chickens become feeble, and one of the
sad effects is the gapes. To effcctually
prevent their occurrence, let Mr. Inquisit
or select males from a flock from which
there have not been any crosses. Hav
ing removed all of his own, repeat thi
every year, and my word for it, he viii
not need cure for gapes. The same il
true of turkeys. If this is deemed wor
thy of place in your paper, will sent
youa communication ON another subject
JESSE HrGBEE.