The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-07


he plan indicated in the above resolutions seems gener
ally preferable.
PRoDUcrios MAPLE SUGAR IN THE UNITED STATES
OF the tweniyseven States in which this sugar is manu-
aciured-- Fta NJ (. s#.ar
y.a"s4 produces. s' s ssss Il
New York a. lO3lO74t
P ennsy lvana a.4.- .sat.-s.4 .l- 2.2iS6sI
Ohio assss
hi asiss. s s.ssisss
These are the largest producers. Vermont makes by
far the largest quantity in proportion to its territory
Besides the above sugar crop, there yield by the
sugar maple in the United States in $780, of 600 900
gallons of maple molasses. s.u1 efau -.
Black Snake, the celebrated Indian. now JOG years
of age, is sill hale and hearty. residing Allegany res
ovation lie OF the most active OF his tribe in
bringing about treaty behalf of the United States
with General Washington, at Philadelphia, in 1887 La
company Of capitalists 10 Milwaukee have organ lied
under the very liberal charter Of the, "Harford Iron
Company" with capital OF $3.50 o0O and have CON-
meHced the erection OF works rolling mills al
Iron Ridge. in Dodge county, about foryfve miles from
Milwaukee, CAPABLE Of turning out 10000 of
rails annually.
Masonry was introduced into the United States BY
grant oil warrant TO Henry Price, esq, OF Boston, on
the 3o!h of July, 1883, Right Worshipful Grand
Master of North America, 'wh lull power and author
Ivy to arpoint bis deputy" by the Right Honorable and
Most lWorshipfu ,Anshonys Lord yiscouni Montague.
'Grand Master Of Masons in England"
The rand Lodge of Massachusetts, formed in 1863
Maine and New Hampshire, 1850 Rhode Island 1871 !;
Vermont 1924; New York, 1857, (aooher being esiab.
shed in 1926 which has recently been denounced by Eng
aad and all other legal Masonic Jurisdictions through
out the world;) New Jersey, 1885, Pennsy 1874
under England. which she remained attached until
! = -.
Delaware, 1906 Virginia, l77s; North Carolina. 1857
Georgia, i7S6 Ohio, ls0s; Kentucky $500 Louisi-
ana. Mississippi, and Tennessee, the dale being
given. Y aas II t
IKos acuSTAIs, MIssoURL-In making an estimate
OF he amount of iron contained in the iron mountain,
enough has been found above its base make 1885,.
ov0 900 tons Now, If 5000 900 only be converted into
railroad iron, would make 900 miles OF road and to
send oil The remainder, the OF 900 Ions per day
woald employ railroad 300 years remove ii.
This done, they would work below the level OF the base
and dig TO he ceniie OF old mother EARTH ard ar much
| farther rs desired. ssl H. an e.isf
The idea has been suggested OF requiring all railroad
companies 10 insure the lives OF their passengers al
reasonable rate Ga the London and Liverpool railway
passengers insure their lives for CT 200 sterling
three pence for Gl 900 atwo pence and for c5Oo al one
penny. This plan secures the greatest caution the
part OF the directors and conductors OF The road by the
necessity OF guarding asanat pecunary losa II also AZ
lords provision for distressed families case Of
avoidabe accidents, tta IS a#o .sl# a.@. .7
Asorxrrsc wrrH ou.-pfof Simpson, Of liabursh,
has been TIE Of bringing light curious corrob
Grafton OF the sanitary value OF the ancient practice OF
amounting with oil IL appears that the learned profes
when recently visiting the manu- featuring Town Of
Galashe.. was casually informed that the IN
the wool mill in that place exemp, from the attacks
Of consumption and scrofula On nqurng OF the medi.
cal men in the vicinity, he tnih OF the
confirmed, and then deemed exped en-, TO pursue
Investigations broader scale Communications
accordingly sent TO physicians resi- ling in Dunermne
ALICIA, Tilcoultry, Inverness and other districts where
The wool mills 10 operation; and in the OF all IL
Ascerained that similar immunity was enjoyed from
the fatal disease mentioned Il further appeared that in
OF the localities scarIatna had been added TO the
list and. also. that employment in The mills only pre-
served health, but children OF delicate constitution. were
the wool workers, for the express purpose OF
surng streng,h-a result, in almost every instance at
tanned.
butchers boy carrying tray on his shoulders. acci.
dentzlly struck 1t against lady's head. VA stg
The deuce take the Tray" said the lady.
! Madam" said the lad,Sravely. t'ihe deuce cannot
take the tray" y
There is a secret draw in every heart, a. there is in
every desk IL we only knew how TO touch the spring
| of 1t. Fl sfsF &.e
Modesiyi, handsome dsh-cover tina, makes n. fancy
| there must be something very good underneath it.
The art OF economy is drawing in as much can
but, unfortunately young ladies will apply this "draw-
ing in TO their boiler, when they wish TO avoid
anything like raia. .ata4 Il .es..Ha1asa 81.
Tits rumored that celebrated pbfenoloxis, has been
invited TO examine the head Of navigation" & =.
i II a#r III
L.w-Ihe plaintiff and defendant in action at Law
are Ike Two mrn ductinx iher heads IN bnckct. and
daIiog each other TO remain longest under water. 2
Ia sttl Hl.ee lJohnson +.
n Fousa hDy's roAsT--At the 18th OF Jay celebrs
~ msnon county, Illinois young Lady offered the
| following toast ~ NJ. .tt,' . ,.5ss = + sEissI
the yosnx men Of Amsnca TAsp arms our mp
port ow arms their reward. Fall in, men, fall IN