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Sfabicr's
DiarrhHa Cordial.

L. pleasant Mixture, compounded in agree
mcni with the rules of Pharmacy, of therapcutic
agents. long known and celebrated for their pc
culiar efficacy in curing DlARRAQA, and
similar affections of the system. In its action,
it ALLAyL NAUSEA and produces a healthy con-
diion at the LIVER, thus removing the cause
at the same time that it cures the disease.
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S. J. DICKEY, }
j. SQUIMR, :
s. NJ. OSMoNn. W

Catalogues for the year, ending Sept 2Sth
$50. can be hal by application to the princi.
pal. at lIopcwrll. Chester county, Pa.
JAMES L. DORIAN. A NJ.
H6pcweN, Oct IL If Principal.
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WORKING Cows.-Mr. Eugene Sue
state that IN Savoy, all the farm worl;
of blowing, instead of being done by
horses or oxen, is performed by mulch
cows, which work eight or ten holrs a
dav, without the slightest desperation
of the quality or quantity OF milk. We
doubt that.
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PIANO FORTE.

~ ]. LANCASTER respectfully announces
u. to the citizens of Elkton and vicinity,
that he has Just received a splendid toned
Piano Forte, and is now prepared to give les
sons either at his residence or the residence oil
the pupil, as the cas-, may be required
n. B. As it is The intention OF the subscrib-
er to devote the whole of his attention TO mu-
sicial instruction and the progress OF his pnpIlF,
rents and guardians will find II TO their ad-
vantage by placing their children under his IN
struclion in this branch OF a mns!cal education.
Persons not having an instrument at home,
will find this an excellent opportunity to ac-
quire so delightful an accomplishment. Terms
moderate.
Piano Forcs tuned at shortest notice.
Residence next door to MI. Rankin, Watch
maker, Elkion, Md. Jan ~ u.
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far.uc.5' Department.

TREEs-lt is certainly true that
trees. with a clean surface, are much
less likely to be attacked by insects
than those having rongh eXterors. The
coating Of the bark by moses produce
q disease, and as a section of tree Kept
thoroughly clean on the surface will in
crea Sc more rapidly IN size, We deem
it necessary, to ensure PERFECT heath,
that the surface should be 50 condition.
ed as to enable the tree to part with or
receive such substances as Natures
Laws cause the bark to be the vehicle
for.
The mechanical condition Of the sur
face in this improved state, prevent the
deposit of the eggs o insects, and causes
them to select other trees not so we'll
cleansrd We have therefore recon-
mendel the use of soda dissolved in wa
ter, for this purpose. Common sal So
da, heated to redness IN an non vessel,
and then dissolved in water at the rate
of lb. soda to one gallon of water, and
applied to the surfaces of trees, Will de-
compose the deau DARK, remove an iu'''
81. ova of insects, coCoOnS, &c; and the
increased growth will cause these to be
thrown of. When trees are in bud,
we should avoid throwing the soda On
the buds, and contine our operations to
the trunk and larger part of the branch
es.
Many trees may be improved by
rubbing them with old carIet or other
wooded cloth, a week after having APP
piled the soda. The useless portions
will then become soi:ened and readily
removable by slight rubbing.
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FoR GAPFs IN CnlCKENs--.One grain
of caIomel in a pill of bread, followed
by flour Of sui phnr, with little ginger,
mingled in their food. " ash their mouth
with weak solution chloride lime; keep
the patient dry and warm, and apart
from other fowls. Or, for internal rem
edies; give powdered gentian, and GIN
ger. one part each; EPSON salts, one
and half part, and flour OF SulPhnr,
one half part; mix with butter, and
give every morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-19
TREMENDOUS FLOOD.

NL VI LIN DOOO Il LOOU.
lust RECEIVED q ON New York a general assert.
- ment of r ncy Caesimeres, Iwceds
Kentucky Jeans, Safinctts, &c. &C
ALSo---A new supply of La DIES DRESS GOODS.
DELAINE>, CASHMERES, MERiNOS, and FANCY
PRINTS OF all styles and prices
Aso-A general assortment of Gentlemens and BOYS
Ready Made Clothing just received at the New York and
Louisville Branch on Water street, near Main. which
will be sold at Wholesale and retail cheaper than ever.
jan I2--n WIN. LOEWENTHAL 81 co.
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hartford FIRE 1NsuRANcn a

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
INCORPORATED lel0.-CHARrER PERPETUAL.
authorized Capt. $3.50 CapT el56 0Oo
THIS long established and well known institution
Il has r nsaced most extensive insurance business
for m IRE than forty years. throughout the United Stasss
and the British North American provinces IL has aimed
to secure public nfdenee, b, honorable and faithful
fuihllmeDi OF its contracts; aid the Of property
I1 assrsa INA, al ar claims Tor loss under ' pSsiss
building, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses, S,or-s, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels oil the stocks while in port. &c &c. will be
insured at rates as low the risk will admit The fol-
BOARD .Rstbb1i OF ibiibksfcrux,.--
II. HUNTINGTON. PresideLs.
ALBERT Day, CALVIN DAy.
JAMES GOODWIN, JoB ALLYN
CHAkLEs BOSWELL, JoHS p. BRACE.
HENRY kEsEY, CHARLES J. Rpss.
CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRISTOPHER &. LYMAN, Assistant Sec',.
Us Applications for insurance may be made 10
ALLEN c. HALLOCk, Agent. fI "a.
Main ST rect, nearly opposite the Bank.
.decS Evansville. Ind.
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tn RE.I. ESTATE BUYERS.

VI -. 1, liz 70 sell TWENTY ACRES OF Land
II lying Within the city limits of Cairo. The Land Il
s'tnated two miles line west. from the junction OF
~, ,;yers and thirty rods from he Illinois Central Pail
80 contract building levee around the land
ayiss and as its fullflment with Of almost
hausess ability no fear OF failure In this behalf can be
reasonably entertained If half the expectations enter
tned by thousan l. of people concerning Car',
azed within ten years this land will be directly in the
centre Of n Q city -
U-PTitie from the Government. Terms easy.
Cairo, Illinois, Nov. IS, 1852. ldoc3-ul
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GREAT RARcAINs.

| I'LL oELL go acres of the best Land In the county,
Hine oh tne Caal two and half or three miles from
e e ny Also o Lots in the Ny rth eastern enlarge
VI me city OF Evansville, Eve lots the o!
Vine and Third street in the cy fronting g. feet on
me sreei anu extending back parallel With Third
l- al, aey and % lots in city. 10 Of them
Irohthg ruton avenue. Those 81 lots in the North
eastern enlargement and the % lots in lamasco II not
sod al private sale before the third Modsy In pr will
on hat day be sold AT public auctian at tn Court house
IN the city, For particulars enquire the subscriber at
ms "iee on Fourth street Lamasco few doors east Of
the Market-Sign OF Notary Public and Real Estate
Agency. ldec2s- 4mdwI NATHAN ROWLEY.
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SELLING OUT TO CLOSE UP.

SElLING OUT III CLOSE UP.
INTENDING TO CHANCE OUR BUSHES, wo
:, sen our large and extensive stock Of Stoves. Ae.
az prime cost Wright & Bndgford's Cooking ranges.
nuckeye State, Boos.er State, and5ear Premium Cook
stoves totage franklin for coal % >Wood; Alright
Seds Parlor Stoves Oriental Monkey. Six plato and
Sai canon of all sizes. Also, handsome variety %
Sa ana Common Crates, Tn-ware, Japan DWARF,
dies. &c.
Our stock is all new, and ofthe best quality and win
90 sou ~ COST 10 close up. Stove dealers can buy
stoves ut Cincinnati and Louisville prices vishera
freight. P'
BIO any one wishing IN engage in the stove
and lin business, will sell Tools Fixtures A. -
low. The location is the best In the city. =
janis IT Up. SCHWIEC a CO.
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DURE LEAF LARD.-eo0 jars put mp by ourselves.
L pressy for family use, in store sne 1or sse ~
ie3o FOSIEhs eAVSS
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE, has just received a
Il new Novel-Mary Price-by Remodel. We know
it to be better than the generality of novels.
jan26 SAMUEL LISTER.
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FURNITURE.


COFAS Divan Center, dining, Brea kfast and Card
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure U.S. Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges Bedsteads and Mat
tresscs. Also large and general assortment of " God
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23Iyd WooLSEY NELSON.
TEwELRY & MISUNDERSTANDING, Finger. rings,
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Beeds and Caps Brushes Combs. Purses. Fame. Soaps
Accordans, Vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug % iy WOOLSEf 81 NELSON.
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CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITlON.-Ask for, and
take no other but McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LlkI.
MENT put up in square bottles. ZONE uupnncipled
dealers Try to palm upon you the Mexican MuseanS
Lnimentit is now put up spurious and adultersted,
OF lardol and limewater, and sold At ten cent?
per bottle Beware of that filthy soap dec4f
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l. TIE ARRIV L.
4 n BXS Fresh Garden seeds tor sale at Wholesale.
- for which will take Rags feathers white beans,
beeswax, venisop, chickens, &C.. in exchange
dcci 3m THOMAS HEApEN.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
COMMISSION and FOrWardimg~
ii . u . e.
JOSEPH No6Rrper. FRANCE. Nc ,.re
MOG RIDGE a Mcp mr.

MOGR1DG E q McFAuL.
Late Twichell * Mogridge,)
SoRska OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE srRHRTu.
NONSlGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
~ our prompt and personal attention, and liberal
or Bills of Lading an hand.
Orders f.r the Purchase of Lead. Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be filed at the lowest possible prcos
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and
Produce will meet with especial and dispatch the
lowest rates of freight will always be procured and
avoided.
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References.
J. & (. WALSH,
PAGE * BACON,
CHARLEss, Blow e. Co., , 81. Louis.
CHouTEAu & VALE,
DoAs, KING & Co..
"a: u NEwcoMB & Bso., ! t..-.,,
w. b. REyNoLDs, Lou'sne.
ELLIS & MORTON
STRADKR d. GoRMAx.
- HOSEA & FRASER, Cincinnati.
SPRINGER & WHIrKNAr
+. y. GOODMAN IL Co.,
J. w. BUTLER * Bro,
ID. LEEcu 81 Co., : Pittsburxh
WIN. HOLINESS Co.,
K. & C.. YARNALL K Co..
MORGAN, J. NJ. Buck & MoRoAx, |
Il. b. CoMrGYs, fEnesPens
SHIELDS d MILLER,
Blow & MARCH,
CHAs. A. WErGHT.>
l asa.H. lst G : e Co.., Baltimore.
A. U. FARwELL 81 Co., !
HowARD. SoN & Co., Sos'on-
T.C.TWlCHELL& CO., New Orleans.
We have an open Policy of Insurance which viii cove
all shipments 10 address, when advised BY letter Dc,
mail or when endorsed on bills Of ladng before or 4
the time Of shipment. MOGRIDGE q McFAUL
h"Viod~wly st. Louis. No..
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H. NELSON.
d. woOLSEY.
A u CTION.
WO OLSEY & NELSON.

WATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures A gents
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses, Pictur. Frames, Notions DC. ParticularJtten
ton given to the sale all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cas
advances made ON Consignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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.ssa.-.r,T,r,S Bv AwSvILLE d PETER :.
- CANAL PACxaI

30. tsoSyiey, GLASGOW. Master, viii run ne
ensuing season as regular packet from evansville 70
Petersburgh and intermediate landings II Is expected
will be able commence running In the fore
part Of January far as the reservoir In Gibeon county,
and extend her trips Petersburgh and WashilGton
rs soon as the canal is completed. As her owner have
used every exerion have their boat completed snd
ready TO business canal In navie Die
order they hope the public will award TO them liberal
patronage.
For freight or passage apply to
ROwLEY & GLASGOW.
dec22wn Or the owners so ooero.
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TEVrS BAFBAROUX.

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY LCuISVILi,E X
b, r,,. - - -, a., :. y, -,
\ M .oS ,iN ts an" N1ep M ~ g. 81 a ,';i
rsn., ,y invite ,Ie ,trntion If Eai.ro.o Gas AMI
Water aud all others in want of cheap and
ALSO-Aiii Machinery OF the most appro'ed pat
terms made - order east iron Force ami Lift Pumps
IT various sizes aud kinds, always on hand. Tobaec
Nheeis and other castings for Raroac>-Job work OF
ali Kinds promptly aits.ded TO- lhel are also INC sole
manufacturers IN NE West, OF Ro!s q Frenehs Paeut
makers. With one of these machines n man can do
more work IN o,e DAY ana DO II ecter than ne can do
ia hve days without IT, one OF these machines eau
who Is the authorized gent for tins aud the adj dining
counties
factory references, promptly attended, 10. jans9iy
o,-rox INC ,oo - -, - -, .--,., -,
anil for IL NV Wv '''S' Iss IoW a. CO ~ "'-
;s,r.- y A., NJ =, - ~
--------------------
nom $50 gross style Fancy Tuck-combs asst'd
~ Received and fer sale by JAS. LOW d CO.,
| jan27 4i7 Main st., Louisville Ky.
,np,Sscp ,y,rs
| M AphaSS ChA' AiS-29o doz reed and Tor sale by
" ir JAS. LOW CO.,
| -----------
DIaCK rr.rr.N Cp,v,rc on -,
| X a. - ALiA' ehA'AiSneo doz reed and Tor
! jan27 Az Main street Louisville XIV.
! ----
NrEv crop src ,p avn VIZ, .scps
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for an opportunity to examine these deposons before
tey were put in, and were granted it.
Tbe Managers then stated that they had but more
itness to examine Mr. Badly who had once been on the
tand but whose examination had been interrupted by an
adjournment and he hal been unable to attend since
kwine TO sickness in bis family
Tho une for respondent stated the Managers rested
here they would object 10 lie examination hereafter Of the
wines
The Managers claimed IL right call the witness at any
fmc
Pending this discussion the Cour. took recess to 4P
On meeting in the afternoon Mr. Reynolts counsel for
fe rel onden moved to strike out what evidence had been
given by Mr Brady
This motion argued by Mr. Porter counsel connected
with the Managers who claimed that every had been
ed by The Managers procure the attendance Of wit
no WAS detained by The illness Of MS wife and tina,
motion Of the kind could be made except the close Of
the case.
Senator Babcock who unwilling to vote 10 strike on.
DE evidence and who thought the prosecution should close
before they rested moved adjournment which prevailed
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OCEAN PENNY POSTAGE.

In nv last Il stated hat the subject Of Ocean Pen
nv Postage was be brought before Parliament that very
evening This DONE and the result MI coull
erect Mr. Miner Gibson askei the Chancellor VI the
EScheQuer whether further consideration he thought
Of hore would be any obstacle 10 the appointment Of
C.mmCc inquire into the general question OF ioreign
rnd colonial postage IN the early part Of mex session
The Chancellor OF the Excheqrer said in the cOir-e OF
h. reIiv lie Lad expressed any dsincl 10
Parliamentary inquiry ato the subject principle, but
he had an apr shersi0n which he thought wei grounei
that If the House instituted an inquiry OF the KIND MS
session while the proposal-a UNIFORM rate OF od-wa'
ION IT, WAY 10 the Coone- such inquiry would materially
interfere with the Of the proposal and prevent
The Coyernmen, f,Om laying the groundwork OF Iture
favorable proceedings. l. seemed unadvlsabe 10 give
pledge tie subject az sent but the subject OF ocean
Penny Postage III one for Parliamentary inquiry
and he should he glad that inquiry instituted next
session.
Now this j. favorable beginning as we could anci
pate +, fore Parliament reissemhes next winter all inc
Colonies viii have replied 10 the Government propoa Oh
aunform charge of Cd between them AMI the mother
country There VIII be further occasion OF delay on
account If affecting their replies - everything VIII DC
ready for effective action in Parliament early next session.
Mr. lslst,n inimates that he adoption OF THIS hall way
measure proposed the Colonies il 10 constitute the
groundwork of large postal reform that he VIII be siai
10 see the inquiry instituted next session reference %
the feasibility # this great reform In the meantime tns
uessure OF public pinion IN favor Of Ocean Penny ro:,
ace i daily Increasing II the American G0vernment VIII
cord ally Coz Ierie. shall have Ocean Penny Postage
between Great Britain and North America before the END
$50 ELIHU BURRIrT
Id. Friday Augus. u t9S
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FROM THE FISHING GROUND.

GLOUCESTER AJ---4T. Arg . f-<3
The schooner Franklin Pierce Mcintyre Ella Osborne
Carter and Mary Niles McMullen, arrived from the Bay
Of ST Lawrence on Saturday They bring not much news
~ inheritance About FIVE weeks since. the May Niles
rot becaned in thick fog near Fox RIVER within shreo
mile Of the shore Al tAe steamer ID atation
peared the chOener and immed s-ely sent boat WIN
so,ne vnder ofheers board They hunted for fresh
mackefel and then le Soon after the Conmod0re. or
Cautan came on board and asked CAPTAIN MeMulen to
h1ys Lis papers The Captain very politely ID So Inc
Offices OF tue Devastation ,Sk the name OF the vessel
number Of barrels Of mack.re Oh board and then le
The Mary Nles was run into In thick fog fey weeks
since by French vessel Seven Islands and had to
rut into Gsspe Tor repairs Al Gaspe they some OF
lie cutters men who boarded the schooner Garland 81
ewburvpo7t and the captain Of the Mary Nes learned
iha the swivel on board the Garland mo- taken from
ihem-ii being or,y only small gun or swivel usually
carried board large schoones 10 IRE Ii case oil 1893!
weather. &c. -,
The cutters gun boats and carefully guard
ing the coast in the vicy Of Gaspe, and are very rct
especially H NJ steamer Devastation. Nothing had peer
seen Of the American feet, except that the crew OF ne
MARY Nies on Saturday the 10th inst saw an Amesa'
steamer the Fulton She had just got through the uer
| Causo and had been at anchor near sand foinf. III
steamer had the Commoiores pennan: flying and was on
doubtedly the Princeton and probably now on the fsh
ing ground .L;,x -....r. -,
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ORR CITY PRISONS.
BLACKwELL's ISLAND.
The Penitentiary and Hospital.
TC,nf,rr.a


The Hospital on Backwell's Island is au Institution
maintained by the City of NewYork, for the benefit o
her prostitutes her unfortunate males and the keepers
of her brotlels.
"The Pententisry Hospital is in truth, little else
ethan the great vcnereal hospital of the city
This hospital should net be regarded as charity
"but rather as an asylum instituted and maintained by
1.-The city for its protection against the spread oil
4" a most fearful and destructive contagion-Syphls
The first of these definitions is our own the second
is that of Mr. Keen, the Warden Of the Penitentary
the third is extracted from the Report Of the Resident
Physicisn We will prove that the most startling is
the trpest of the trio.
The lowest class Of prostitutes in this city pay at the
rate of from three 10 five dollars week for their board
and swretched room in which there couple chairs
and bed This is the nominal charge; but every shl-
ING that they gsinsometimes from SIX 20 eight dollars
Il davis wrenehed from them by the lsudlady Of the
establishment in which they exist. They are supplied
with clothes and bad liquors. which are sometimes
drugged To escape this tyranny is Impossible 10y
changing their residence they would merely change the
maine OF their robber. for all ape all.
As of these women Is afflicted with sypn-
lis she is turned from The house Of her Planderer Inc
poor wretch. who never knew what home meant, or 10
whom the loved word recalls the btterest recolectch
NOW finds herself friendless, moneyless and 0eRless
No christian sister will shelter of that class
whom Jesus said that he had been sen, 10 save. Nor
viii the traders in human souls aud bodies, who would
willingly have plundered her IN health, project her IN
.ckness She is alone in the woodland diseased. She
has only one hope of salvation the Pententiary Hospl
tal on Backwels Island. She sarrenders herself 70 the
div authorities and is committed 10 the Hospital TO be
mr.d And then Listen TO the heart scken'ng reply OF
Mr. Warden Keen: so soon as cured the harp-s and
fends in human form who live on the ruin of her soal
and body hasten her return 10 her City haunts assist
ed hy class Of beings who call themselves men are
gate the title Of lawyers and are reaay 70 aia IN PRO
curue her discharges simple process for aaiea ere
~ coSrenisnes is officially eforded-and to receive her
as soon as the ferry boat passes over to the City sue
returns like SOW that washed 10 her w~owine
in the mire is again cured at the expense OF vrtuon
and aboious taxpayers and thus the scene alternate.
between the house Of iniamy and the Hospital, uno
death steps in and at last relieves the City lreasur!
from spy further expense than that Of pine conir
| and its transportation 70 Potters Field
..For which every convenience is officially Afforded
The Warden meant bat discharge was easily procura
bic in consequence o. the owness of the fee denanae
from ten sbilllSs 70 three dollars-and the WILING
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GoLD QUARTZ MrSSG-A highly interesting, and ono
which proved 10 be very successful experiment, was
made on Tuesday last with y G.. Gardinerss Cruher ana
Amsgamator at the Phenix Foundry corner Of Vestry
and West sts
-Four barrels Of surface quartz amounting 70 Twelve
bushels taken from the WyckO Mine In Fauquier COM
~ Virginia submitted 10 the test of me mtcnine
Several gentlemen who supennen1ed tle taxing oi mo
auartz from the vein and who sealed the barrels after ho
euarz had been deposited therein and headed up wero
rresent and witnessed the experiment
The heads were knocked ont and the quartz emPtief
from the barrels into shallow box trough from which,
90 the machine being in notion fed into the
main basin under the balls by shovel without the pre-
us preparation Of being stamped and broken in pieces
me operation lasted for about an hour much longer
tine than i ordinarily employed in pugerzlng and anal
smating the amount Of with this machne when
the work was completed
The mercury was then drawn from the receiving BASIN
or smsIgamator which placed directly under the main
or crushing BASIN and being strained through Dack
skin welded nine of amagam whseh was ai.or
wards reoded and produced eighty Two aonaf' a' MY
/ cents Of pure gold <c,....,. f,...ho- .nA
.,eigans,or and n, immense capacity Tor ,hs
bardest ubances nav be formed when We STATE thst a.
,boncb nat one Of the largest size, the main ba-
IN ~ ke,te Of the machine used on FRIDAY weighs over
five tom and the revolving balls TWO ~ % a
H;,b.fandng this enormous weight the machine Is 80
r, and nicely adjusted a. 10 be easly set IN
-s;on and work led with comparatively snght power.
Tn whole moving portion OF the machine sustained up
inc balls alone revolving with such stability and guienss
a. sjoost 10 impress the spectator with the belief thsS no
4 n A. nine wa conscious Of is own power.
Tse result Of this experiment goes 10 prove the exfs
sry richness OF the Wyckof Mine, and the efficiency
(s-dipers machine in whatever pertains 70
TIE experiment wa witnessed by a erowa ., 49,.
Ell ol whom expressed much satisfaction IN E1ssA-