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INSURANCE.,

OFFICE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE. COMPANY.
corner Of Eighth avenue and Fonrte eah strsetThs
direct have this day declared divide
for the last six months payable to the Aockhodsrs
10Th instant Tho transfer hooks5w DO closed until thea
day. CHAS. o. RICHARDSON.
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ELEGR Ap HIC.


MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL OF YOUNG
MEN--THE RUPTURE, ETC.
SPECIAL coRREPoNDENcE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY August 10 1853.
Some twtnty members Of the Democratic Council of
Young Men assembled in the Senate chamber, at 10
O'Clock this morning After long debate Samuel Fow.
lsr Of Grange county, was made chairman for the
msind<r Of the year, and J. NJ lyon and NJ. A. Parmen
ter secretaries.
Committee on Resolutions, Of which Cornelius Bogar
dus chairman reported series Of resolutions ncor
poratiDg those adopted by the State Committee at the
Astor House. One resolution denouncing, and another
easrsing, the Of President PIERCE and APP
proving the policy Of Governor Seymour and another
plsdging support to the nominations to be made at
Syracuse, were all Laid upon the table by emphatic
vote.
Thsre was considerable debate upon thA former
saal division of the party, in which the speakers
baked each other with considerable acrmony The hunk
sgs having majority had IT all their own way. w.
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By SANDY Hook PRINTING TMz0RAPH.1
THE HIGHLANDS, Aug 10-Sunset.
AL the outward bound vessels have all gone to sea-
One brig off the Highlands, bound up.
Wind light from the South. Weather hazy.
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CHARLES A. TowNsEND, Secretary.
AMOUNTS SENT In no MFssRs HAWKS WOODRUFF A,
Treatment or the Yellow Fever.
New YORK, August Q, 1853.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
aR-The accompanying correspondence relative to the
treatment Of yellow fever at Bolivia, addressed by
the British there to Governor Gregory Of the
Bahamas and from the assertions therein made its adop
ten might prove new feature In the remedies which
nature holds out against epdsmics that have long ba
fsd complicated and scientific medical skill.
v0urs sc
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NEW YORK, August 10, 1858.

c. L. FROST
NEW York, August 10, 1858.
AsToR HOUSE, August 9, 1853.
At meeting Of the Committee appointed at previous
meeting 1T the Astor House. collect subscriptions
the Howard Association Of New Orleans relieve the
sufferers by the prevailing epidemic Mr. Alfred Munroe
called to the chair and Mr. Charles A. Townsend
appointed Secretary.
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Snd wniisnshsrs. Apply to FEM WESTON, q chsF
&1O OOO -MoNKY..-NoN1Y ASyANcEI on.
oS.ss:: :.ss. T.sss s.sS:., "S ssa:sj ,: s .
persensl properly generally. IN :rss to su3s s. H7ss
sss ss y
$lO.OOO sd. oennsssisi sisa..ss Ea q s1 %s:s
sessnss or other share in PROFITS xdaIS 80.
2,6l5 Pest Once.
DRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND IN sygz
4. s. & rad s sSy1s l.aisss: q c.
Evs.psei .sd LonSo, ssoie. .i,ps.
EIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS or
m: .dssV *. rSGs%pssy fSs @ .e.a yu,s ~
1885,
PP,,s:iasns- Bsni.n!n l. Allen Allen. .... va
GaraSir HnS ss;, I. ,S;, p s::.
(. 3. co On : Maiden. Ness sn; '-A'
=. =. Dsvison, Boston, Mass
s.5 r. H e. Gsnn hd SS:s:y, s Mas:
Trsesurer and nsrk.Jsmes e Duna.
opinion that since the Of the
has rs property been more valuable or its prospects moro
The oEs!srsd capital Of the Company three hundred
five which The nai%um value s
by law Forty Thousand shares issued: Twelve
~ sight Thousand upon New York
and haze twenty shares On hnpa 1n
% ss1s. g .ss s1
dend No and excluding streets about two hundred and
The Trial Balance and Exhibit here following fro the
books show the items and state Of the Com
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vITILLIAM H. UNDERHTJ OFFERS TO DEALERS
wv asd families brandes wines gin whiskcy, segaes 49,
any other honso od shocs blackberry bsandy the best
article In the market. ~ bxssms street.
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LIQUORS.

rLARET wINE.-sTILL A FEW HUNDRED CASES
Of table elaTes and other nne qualities st the ofsns
gle 100 cases by Wn. Ii. Underki 430 Broome
street. Genuine schiedam schnapps in and glass
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Less due for land purchased OF sun
dry persons, to be settled by notes
at 8 and s years and cash.
NAL ing the value Of the stock 10000
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pRoFRlET0Rs OF HOTELS AT THE DITFEREMi
qussed to extensive csk Of wines brsnaiss
and ssgars which or the lowest market price, Grca
Inducements to cash buyers.
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ENAMELLED AND COTTAGE FURNIrURB-THE
u subscribers invite the attention Of purchasers their
stock of fashionable and durable chber suites from SIS
upwards Factory and NJ " hte street three
doors west of Broadway Dealers shippers trade
supplied on liberal terms WARWICK TURNER
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1858 22l 30 $3S8 m @
EXHIBIT EDGEw0RTH CoMeANy
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GUNNER wINEs-HOCKHEIMER, RUDEsHEIMER,
Johssnssbsfser st.nbsrgsr Cabinet H.Is ssnserne
tephe In cases Of one dozen each, for sale by
PETERS CHAMBERS, 900 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
HOTELS.

VVAvERLEY HOUSE 6g BROADWAY CORNER or
Fourth strest3This hotel having been reat,sd and
transient vers in style not to be surpassed by any
tablishmsnt in the city. W. j. RENALL 697 broadway.
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VIM Lstchford seven hundred and forty dollars, as


follows -
Doremus 4 Nixon 4
Babcocl. Miner Il Co
George Bird and Co..
Thos. Mcclure 4 Co..
LASH. -. 49,.
Lawrence, Clapp AGO
j. 4 L Petrie. ....
Taylor 4 Richards. -.
Scbouler, Newton i
20.
John Higgins a Co. -.
J.W. schulten 4 Hard
Rob.. Hay dock d Co..
John G. Dudley & Co.
VIM. T. Vredenburg
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3 O. A reliable census Of California
has been obtained having been taken
under the auspices Of the State author.
tiles. II gives, as the result, total
population Of 22l, ABS persons in the
S:ase, ll074S acres Of land in cult
walton, $5'S7l ,405 capital invested in
quartz mining, $i,l74,419 Of capital
invested in placer mining, and 1851
623 in other mining operations, besides
$ll ,O6l 1913 Of capital otherwise in.
vested. ~
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-
The Charleston Standard says: "All
accounts agree that the rush at Wash
ing.on, for office, isa downright MIA
CARA. Sccessionists, Co-operationists,
Union men, and Democrats Of every
hue, all join to make up The torrcnt.--
To crown all, the correspondent of the
Csrolinian says that the Palmetto Ar
mory, built to manufacture arms to
fight the General Government has re-
ceivcd contract from the War De.
partment to arms for Uncle Sam. lie
also says, that they will be better than
those the Yankees sent South Carolina
in notification times, portion Of
which, though good looking guns, had
no touch-holos. Success attend the
Southern Armory " W
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NvWelearn from the Boston Cou-
ricr, that a respectable Long Island
farmer, having become interested in
tho spiritual ,delusion, got entire
by medium, "a Mrs. Ffen0lIlOl
fktsburg-who obtained SO much in
Huencc over him, that he was induced
to turn all his property into cash, and
even force his wife to give up her in
terest, and having obtained aboit 3d.
900, paid it over to the witch, who i'm
mcdiatcly took French leave, and he
has attempted to kill himself, and he
is now in the New York Lunatic Asy.
Inn. He has a wife an two interest.
ing daughters.
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EXTRAORDINARY MARINE ConvuL.
sIoN.--On Saturday, information was
received ut Ioyda, Under date Liver.
pool, Feb. 4tb, Of an extraordinary
marine CONFUSION. experienced by The
Maries on her passage thence to Cal.
dcra. On the morning Of the 18th Of
.October,&he ship being twelve miles
from the equator. in long. 10 w., a
rumhling noise appeared to issue from
the ocean, which gradually Increased In
in sound till the uproar beacnme deaf.
ening; the sen rose in mountainous
waves, tho wind blowing from all
quarters; the CONTROL over the ship
was lost, and she pitched and rose
frightfnlly, all on board expecting each
moneM to b. their last. This con.
tinued fifteen minutes the water then
gradually subsidized, when several vess.
els, in sight ut the commencement Of
the ctDyulsion, were found to have dis.
appeared. Shortly afterwards qean.
tity Of wreck, part Of a screw steam
or, were passed, so that some vessels
and lives were lost.
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70. The commercial Advertiser
learns thatthe most distinguished sculp-
tors and painters Of Italy have express.
cd their desire to contribute to the
New York Industrial Exhibition. A
number OF them have engaged to send
some of their most celebrated works.
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r
10 Monsicr BrLLEr, Floriss y
Nursery man from Paris, and menibcf
cfthe National Association, has opened
! hrge stock Of choice flowers, rare
plants, and valuable fruit trees oppo.
al& tho Florence Coffee House, on
Lafayette street. lilo will remain but
: fcw days persons lcsiring the vari-
gated tapestry ofHeavcns lovely hues,
wherewith to adorn their hcnles---to
gladen the eye and humanize The hear.
had better call on Monster Belief
Immediately. i iai s'''aa',
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The plan Of making a ship canal
across the fsthmus Of Darien, is moi
without warm advocates in England
The route IS thirty miles in length,
from Port Escrosses to the Gulf Of
San Miguel by the way Of the river
Savannah. A dividing ridge is cross
ed by TRAVERSE vallies, and the cutt-
ing would be about $50 feet. The
Canal would be without locks. The
Larbors at both ends are good.
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IT, NJ Buckhard., q musical crit.
ic, having been denied admittance "a
enc Of Mime aSontag's concerts in New
York, III conscqicncoof lis criticism,
although he rendered the money. has
determined To enter suit 20 test the
right of the proprietor Of . place Of
reblic amusement to refuge adnistancc
e kny person who offers tho amount
charged for the ticket. .8 ',sa
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81 0YThe late presentment against
tho New York aldermen, showing
startling frauds. hascreated intense in
'dignation against nearly all the city
officials, and a town meeting has been
called to take measures for a thorough
city reform. 81, rafsf at4
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NEW AND FOREIGN PLANTS
Imported Directly from Trarce.


MIR BELLET, Foris, and Mr.
lN seryn,a1 IN Pariy, ,Mcnber ofaXYD
tie National .assMidfion Of Frame. Go ~
Has the honor 10 inform ladies and -@A
gentlemen that he has arrivedin this City
with large collection OF the rarest flower
and plant fruits hitherto discovered BY Hor.
ticalturaI Associations, to wit 800 varie.
ties Of new rose trees Of different co!ors
climbing, twelve perpetual climbing and
messy. rose trees not included, such ~ -
Camelias; SicIlian Mandarin Orange trees,
Magnolias Rododendsum, Peony Trees.
AmaryIis, Dwarf DahIies, &c. &c. Fruit
trees, such as Pear Trees, Apple Trees,
Cherry Trees. Plum Trees, AIgerine Peac b
Trees, not includedun fruit which weighs
one pound and hsIIg cnrly as well ss the
Sicilian Monster Apricot Gree; Gooseberry
Bush; Perpetual Raspberry Bush. African
Asparagus, eatatle on the same year the y
are sowed, and large variety Of Plants,
Roots, - Flower Seeds too long to be men.
toned Amateurs will find Catalogues Of
the above plants at the house opposite Flor.
ance Coffee House. Lafayette street. 80 4
n. B.-Mr. Belief will remain in this
City deA.tew days only. (mar 20.
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To- We are authorized to announce
THOS. n. LEWIS, Of Opelourss a. a eau.
didste for Associate Justice Of Tho Supreme
Court for this District asH As s-afT
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T. The best safety-valve to boil
er is sober engineer. Congress may
legislate till doomsday, but as long az
the officers carry too much steam, the
boats will follow their example.
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1.-THE annual Postofiice Appro.
priation bill being under consideration
in the Senate, on the I'd instant, an
amendment was offered by Mr.. Gwin,
providing for a semi monthly mail from
San Francisco to China, but, after some
debate, he withdrew the amendment.
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Give nre authorized TO nni,ornee Judge
EDWARD SIN ON, Qa.e Judge Of tho
Supreme Court as a candidate for Associate
Judge OF TIE Supreme Court Tor this Dis
trict,
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To- We ore authorised b announce
JOHN Il. DUFROCtl Esq, ms d candidate
for the Office Of Mayor, Of the city Of Baton
Rouge. f'ha #aa 1'
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We ore authorized TO ann6ahce the name
Of EDWARD .Cous'sARp, The. pre- sent efficient
and energetic Town Constable for re-clec.
ton. fffI A CITIZEN L
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tL,~ We arc authorized 10 announce
THOMAS J. COOLEY as u candidate fcr
Associate Justice Of tie Supreme Court for
this District. .ae "a t...a
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p 11-We are anthUrizeI to announce the
names Of JOS. MONGET', AMBROisl.
THEREOF and CiIAS. GUEDRY. rs can
dilates for Secectmcniin Ward MOI
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+ r7- There viii be service 1t the
Catholic Church this morning. aflcr
which the pcws win be sold for the en-.
suing year l8A asaU w
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The OrrlcEs.-The Delta says that
fsonintclligence received from reliable
sources, We have reason 10 believe that
certain coalitions have been effected in
Washington, BY which tho Federal
Offices in this city have been parcele,l
out somewhat as follows: For Col!ec-
tor--John l.. Lewis. or A. @. Penn;
Naval O6iccr-Joseph Cenois; Sur.
veyor Of the Port--Col. r. G. Porter !;
Post OA;cc-Mr. St. Martin /; Disbur.
sing Agcnt-L. Mcknight ! superin-
tcndcnt of the Mint. Lusk; Min
istcr to Spain-Charles Gayarrc ;
Live Oak Agent. +. Ii. Claiborne.
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I5A late traveller. Ii spanking 81
Austria says that one.half ii tho peo-
pie are untltr arms to keep the other
hall in jail.
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ssAaay MesniAs S6ssip.

1 r
Rdencs v OURSELVES. W. jabbe
away during tho week upon various
subjects--using the Try bcst IDEAS VI
can find at hand, for tho pleasure o
the public, and oar own peculiarly bcne
fit, and when Sunday comes we take
il as a prerogatiye, to sit at onr round
table and throw or what thoughts oc.
cur to M, without method. We know
that 10 doing 70 we must incur the dis.
pleasure Of some few ofour fifty thou.
and subscribers, but what Of Il. VIC
long since gave up the only hops We
had of pleasing the public and shall
never make effort more to do 90
Talk Of pleasing evcxbody' it isa thing
impossible. suit YOURSELF ia the
doctrine Of mo les adiyinc than the
Row. John Bunday. His congrega.
ton, objected to his being single and
they objected to his getting married,
bat 10 did get married and lis wife
del three weeks ago. o. Wednes.
day last her funeral was preached, and
on Friday another lady stood by his
side at the Hymenial alter, TO take the
vacant place inAis affections. Whose
business is it T! What right have the
people at large or his congregation in
particular, to object to the bans, when
it's an affair with himself and his own
conscience, aud bis own conscience and
the lady in question I! II anybody is
to blame is il not Bundy! If any.
body's to suffer, is it not Bundy, II
anybody--in word is to b. damned,
is it not Bundy? What then has the
congregation to do with it It would
profit them more to look after their
own souls Suit yourselves is the
motto. The woman who cl,anges her.
self into a junk bottle form, because il
is the fashion in Rue Blicp Mongc,
-.
Paris. is not only a slave, but o NOV.
ing dcmijonc of folly, Sui. yourself,
mud in doing 80 you will at least be
This is good text upon
which to preach a sermon, but as the
town did not fall into colvulsions at
our last Sundays epistlc TO tho Demco-
|ogisns we will preach no more. ----
The Hon Chas. Gayarre has been
appointed Minister to Spain. A friend
'ays the four wheel carriage has been
forwarded to Barclon "anticipatory."
Mr. g. will undoubtedly give the
, ~ wy eo' vp'"'''' p"
he simplicity Of our republican in
.,..:.',: P'"~e :" .0p''" )
'.'''uo US VI '"e iac'
!, ''''''y nag e'''' |" man a"y
~ 10 40 NAY ~ '''o 'cPuo''c' ms ~
,'.''y "e, eac"p'''ea 10 'ne soln''
calcu lcHlPorully INC Ccat |
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U- There will dc service at the
Episcopal Church this morning at u
and this evening at 8 o'clock by the
Rev. L. II. Lamon. m 40
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rz- We are authorized to announce
CHAS. L. HALL. Z. W. EOCEL, and w.
w. McMATM. az candidates for sclectriien
in ward No 2.
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0-We are authorized TO- announce the
name Of VIM. ROBERTSON, Esq, as a can.
diiate for Town Constable, at the approach.
ing Municipal Election. n
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Mr.. Editor = Please announce ELI
BROOKS and A. MONTAy, jr. as candi-
dates for seleetmen 10 represent Wara Z.
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interesting to watch sbs piogress 4 !
fashionable dinner PARTY - Il -
down tcthc shades under ~ inAusncs
Of Hasaa shayings. and No min d
Burgundy. First they get mellow
and sing. then more mellow and grow
fuuny--aud then inellower still and
squat, but at this period tho noise be.
gins to wane and il goes down. down.
down, until a mere hum diesl way and
all is silence. How much 10 be piticd
is such party. They can neither talk
politics. or sing. or qnafrcl, or stand
on their legs, but are pinned down in
the stocks 10 stare at one another md
grin.----We learn from one Of the
clerks Of the House, that tho lcgis..a.
turc will probably meet during Ae
week TO pass bill for tho relief Of The
man who went to ----- with the deter.
minaiion Of breaking downt the concern
for the good Of society, by betting at
it, Another important bill for next
week also, is a petitions from the citi.
zcns Of Pompeii to change the name
Of that pace 10 Hercalaneum.
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Tor 1I,iee Is,stlse.

Judge THOMAS SIipELL is a. cai,di
date for the Office, Of Chief Justice Of .h,
Supreme Court Of Lonisians, 1t the elcc.:ot
on the first Monday If April next.
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GIVE are authorized 10 announce w NJ
A. BRYAN, Esq. Us a candidate for Select.
man n Ward Nod, "a fl ora Tftfy III.
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N~-5-We ore authorized to announce n &.
HUTCHINSON, Esq, ms candidate for
Selectman from Ward No o..
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Per sfCa sSlcf (syr!Yl
Eiavor;tlg EXTRACTS.

sTNHERE upe are 10 communicate an
i. sgsteab'e and delicious Iisyovto var-
ions kinds Of Iood and beverage without
irjpry 10 their ntiri'ieus qualities. I
have such ss Almond. Grange. Rose, Van.
lila, Lemon aud c.nnamon. ass F"
~ @ka H. r. WADDfL.
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r5~Advices from Cape Town to The
10th Of January, have been received
At Boston. There was no prospect Of
q termination Of the Kafiir war. fS
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Desperate Murtterer.---Thc spar.
tia Randolph county, Mo,) Journal
gives the following particulars ola re.
cent murder. and the subsequent shoot.
ing OF the murderer aa pa
a Mr.. Taylor was MORALLY stabbed
by another man. in n ballroom, near
Pinkneyvi!le, and died in from three
to five minutes after. Little, the mnr.
derer, was found IN the woods within
three miles Of Pinkneyvil'e by the
sheriff and two others, When called
upon to surrender, he refused, and
swore he would kill tho first man who
touched him. In attempting 10 sse.
cure him. Little stabbed one man in
the head, when he was instantly shot
dead by the sheriff.
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G a N D lii 4 r ES..'


CHRISTIAN KoSEfI e,pss ii ehnsli.
date for tie Office ofcinei yuslicc Of Lou.
isiaua.
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Nacdi. The Philadelphia papers
announce TINT the q. 8. ship Wanda.
liawill sail "a isw days upon tho
japan cxpsl She L 10 6ns Of !.
der, and has 4 fnQ* exec )cnt atn.a-
meut on board.
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Steam Engines 4 sugar Mills
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.

OHIOAN hOLCH IVOiSORI
THE Subscribers arr fitting up Four
4 Stcsm-Engines, as follows: az
: One Engine y inches cylinder, = n stroke.
with Sugar-Mll Rollcts. IT, long. 90 inches
diameter, with wrought iron shafts.
One do II inches cylinder. 4 feet stroke,
with sugar-mill rollers It. long, &c inches
diameter.
One do lo inches cylinder, 4 feet stroke,
withsugsr-mill rollers feet long, 90 inches
diameter. 4. EfS9E8y
One 10 inches cylinder engine 3 i.2, stroke,
suitable for q saw-mill or medium size
sugar mill. e ~ 'a 4re EF
We arc now extending the buildings con-
nected with the Foundry, and increasing the
machinery, and are enabled TO do all kind of
work in our line that may b confded 10 us.
"a The patronage Of the public u respectfully
solicited. HILL 4 HENDERSON,
=,
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informs us that the umbrella man,
with the wind-mearsuring machine has
made an important discovery with his
apparatus. He has found out that there
is singular connection between the
lungs and the blndder--that the ca pa.
city Of the bladder may be ascertaiped
by the number Of pounds man can
blow on the wind measuring machine.
This is truly a valuable discovery and
it may lead to making the world TEN.
perate. 1t is proposed that every man
shall be measured and regularly guagcd
and marked out for so much, and no
more. Thus a man Of ordinary capa-
city may hold two quarts. four gills,
five scruples, and half dram of---say
gin, Then there is no danger If his
getting either tight or top heavy
Such man stationed at tho dining
room door of the Harvey House would
be eminently scrviceable to the town,
and do much for the reputation Of man.
kind at lar.e. is exceedingly