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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-07

I
II MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NEWYoRB % LIVERPOOL
C,ief Csbiu passaxe s2o; Second CABIN fa<Asn, te
FrUn BOSTON LfvERFOUL che CA1o sassase to- sec
CEd Cstp P.<Aze fS IT, ships from t.1n e-i Ct h-h4r
ARATIA Cart JaSkin- AMfRICA, CsyI LslleA
C.at Rv7e EJkCfA. CaQL StaL-ou-
ASA CO n 4, Lett CANADA, Caps St1ns
AFRICA Capt Hanisc1- sLbAkA t4si L~--.
1ksss vessels o4rry ~kls hs asiS sen On say
BE- I'd bow. red pOIt bow.
YTprPa sh,npon Bostf a. Wednesday, ST. June
lRABIA Izdlias Wednesday 18Th june
CINSnl s.ons -. Is oston -. "Wednesday. 22d June
ASIA I-t -. New York -. wednesday, s9h jane
NIAGARA, LalE. bosfen meShee1Ay -,
AFRICA Harrison NeW-l ok. Me'l7sey 80 y-y
ANAElCA LsEch.. Bostan...... "ednesoAsi -Sea '1r
Berts seezTrd Until pzai faE
Al experienced SaI.eoaoa Boa - -, ill.,
cEusrs II dec stys viii 90 b teeo1ntase tor sod
huhoa spece jewey. precious stSret o. HesA2 anss Us
,sp.e Id value thereof tleea
Fer fseisht p-s@xe Apply 70 l. IlNAi-u' No.
frHELIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
CITY az N.SCUsSTFR AIS tuos.... . Rober LeEch
CITY OE f;IsSGOW l6iO tuns.........Csp Wliam Wyie
CRY OF MAsCHFsI Saturday, June y, lSN
CTTy az a. iSf:f1V sruriay, July ? 1893
CITY or NASCfiF Saturday, July 50 lSS
CRY or GLASGOW SATURDAY, Aug 80 lSS
CTTy sept H. 1875
CITY or CiASGoW. ............ ssturtay, Oct 8 1883
CITY OF GLASGOW - Wednesday, Jun. s 1853
CITY or NtNCHFSTE ednesc sy, July Sos
CIIY OF GLASGOW 49, Wednesday, July q, 1888
'iii " MANI RAf n;;;i OF PASSAGE.
PHILADELPHIA IRON LIVERPOOL
Saloon after sts,eroous SO stater0oms. - stns
- ud.hip 50 - nidsnP " ''''i3
forward So forward - ssst$
Irelueiss steward. fees - .r,,
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F. COTTON, Auctoneer - -
ID OSEWOOD and MAHOGANY CABlNEI fUR-

az NITURE, CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, PIANOS, MIRRORS
&C, &C. pay sdYepcesF COLION viii sell THIS DAY, Iuts
day June lo O'clock " the auction rooms NO ~ bee 9
Rosewood
PaIor Dining Bedroom Basement Furniture 70 pay advances
will oomrose Rosewood Furniture IN covered Broatoe and
Plush eahogeny Hair Cloth suite OF Msogsny Cot
Bedroom Furniture, Mahogany French bdsteas spns seat
Chs BookcacS WARDROBE Sofa Bdsteads Couche Dvan IN
Plush End Hsir Cloth Mahogany ard Black Walnut Extension Do
Tables Wilton ard IapCsty Carpets g. full pieces OF On Con-
French plate Mou Msbetop Ceuto Cmd and other Tables
&c Also eooud hand PeoFoteS Also peces OF Canton
Mstng Ao, LOT Of second hand Furniture Sale viii be peemp
tory, fog ctsh
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hDater Cure.

A CARD-A Report of Two Hundred Interesting
n n R,sdent Physean Of the Orange Mountain Water.
cars instutOn wiz h Without eaass % ~ pp5e rt
BROTHER Poprieton Of the oreng. Mountain Wa
sd 1Srsnse wJersey Visitors the abovenauod
T.. tsLs the EseL Railway foot Of Courtizndt
:. sS N NJ and r. NJ Distance from New-York
mile
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ALERT II NIcoLAY, Auctioneer.
Il SAI 4 of INS O'IS i'm the heantliul

DOSTTIVE SALE of los LOTS in the beautiful WI
fMFIVINA situated on the Newtowu aud Flushing Plank
rod within 4 miles OF the Peckp Ferry at MhSpspuIse S,a,e
all the Niiamsurgh ferncs ard pass TINS pace 10 ~
utes Fare only 81 cent? -
AIRFRT H. NiCOLAY viii sell WEDNESDAY, june a. ?
ococl NJ on the premises auction, without reserve lV5 DE
frnbe Building LOIS 25xe and viii BE- sold with the privilege the
.doirpp ots This propery henu uy situated and oilers
fus al persons with moderae me ave seeking h y
lccsfcn 20 the City Of New-Nork.
TEEMs0 End the aUc0ueos fees the day ard place
the 2th day OF June, when full warranty
clause will be oeverd and the bah
ace per bond and morigage until Isl OF Jau
interest discount OF cent WILL be
made al lois bought for oash The ute ndispuaole
hogGphc ana lu particulars apply 20 Il tfttt'
SMITH ESD on premises ihe Auconee % Waet MI
Should rain On ednedsy. June the sale viii lot take place un
al The fIlt far day. az the sare hour.
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WILLIAM ;. MEtLoR. Auciione'
AI.IIAI NM

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUh !0llIt} =. l.
ANO FORTES, HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLE &c
TOMORROW (Wedncsday June lc clock az No o. ehav
WILLIAm MELLUR wse without for cash large and
Furniture, W. One fotewooa
psor suite covered IN French satin brocaee mah9ssy
Sofss kesv Cbts srpgeat raor hairs DNen Otomsns Iot
Red,sas marletop Bureaus Mashsnds 10 Cott'se he'd
sesd Lounser Mattresses and Pas one elegant
Fxten,ipn Dining Table BCOkcsse wardrobe va
gs Engraynfs LOOKING Glasses Glassware Ivory cutlery ano onei
nrticlts suiiehe for housekeeTefs. mi. -. -.
Alec by od OF the nsnec secondhand Piano Forte one
of which m rade London and good toned
Ltdes arc particularly invited attend this sale NO postpone
mon
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A. 81 MEkwIE Aacuo1Ser
pY BANGS BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sales Rooms
\ No Park.x
ID. vAsDEwArER, Auctioneer.

COACH and HORSES at AUCTION-J. l.. VAN
~ DEWATER will sell WEDNESDAY u o'clock in front or
,asroom No IA Wa handsome and fashionable Coach with
Axe made by TX lined with d,acoh has been IN use
Alec Pair Of Grey Horses l6t hands high years old
gentle kind and good stylish evee either double or single bar
under the ssdde Set Of Double Harness. complete
IN, will be disposed Of together and sold only for want
and be fully depended VIII be on exhibition one hour
vioust o the
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HENRY II. LEfns, Auettoneef
VALUABLE SALE of OIL PAINTINGS, recently
received Europe property Sgnor Ross Cors, o
Italsu aft-HENRY a. LEEDS Co viii eel by auction on
TUESDAY June 2 II O'Clock az The Suyves % institute No 69
Rondst ert collect Oh Paintings lately
ported ay by SIX Ro Cor the Italian artist A@ouE hem
specimens the works Of ku5ens Nandyee De des
Heuskuk B0h ard Bodn, Csnaetio, Gsuan Bareo Marble
Paul. Reri Rosa do Nyoh Camp CLAUDE LolTa Ca Mar9,
Netche other modern artists Arnep tine Ac %
beautiful cole be eNuinod from Thurss June u day
Of Wh catalogues Ako, about " cd Ou FamiH mot war
Itre which regno be restored They are ncw on exhibition as
above Uuui the day % sale.
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GOURAUD rapidly supelednE article hitherto aventef
for the carfcaon Of the human cutcle Dr. o. constrained 20
this respect no further GO 10
bns tho Italian Medieated Soap perfection has cost nun many
crowned with sccs; it emphscay tho plus ultra u soaps
To realize full benefits of this remarkable chemical .raO
BE- cautious to purchase only from Dr. GOURAUD, 81 Wake
tsf foorf ror,l roa
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s FAIMIR " y, tNINt.
- D. PALMER Il Co, Auction aud Commission Mer-
-. chants Is IS East sa opposite the Heurio House.
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sTATKs NAIL sTEAbRs-The Ships composing tls hne are
the following: .z -
ATLANTIC Cspt.Ne PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt Lace BALTIC, Capt C011sloeA
ADRiATiC, Capt. Grafton.
,hs have been built BY contract expressly for Goveeh
teen taken IN then co-s-rrccn AZ 49,
their Engines insure reHgth and speed and hir
passengers uuequalcd for elesauce and con Te q
Sew-ioIk a. Liyerpool IN hi-eass cabin So - 500
exc exclusive Of extTaize safe $50; ifol
NowNoTk $50 and 20 An experienced surgeon Attached o4
ship. No berh secured until Psid Tor. - ,,,,
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Steamer Edwin Lewis for sale. ,
'''-- BEsSON 4 BRoUwER Asents No. Isl West st.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, via
~ sEwJERsET RMLRoAD.-U S. MAIL and EXPRESs
LTNFS-Thr.ugb Hours-Lesve NewYork Of Court
ispd.st 81 ard A. NJ and Il and p NJ Leave Phadelphs
rIlA via Remington and A and and Nj, foot OF
Nsnut.t IS; e. SECOND class the W. from Nfork
Philadelphia Through tickets sold aud passengers and
,broufh baggage carried tor Baltimore Washington Norfolk and
Charleston and NJ and ~ and 5. a. trains and con-
behind Passengers
before the trains leave
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NEW-YOKK and ERIE RAILKOAD.-

~ Train. leave pier foot Of Duane-st folio vs. viz
BUFFALO AN. tor Buffalo direct, the " T.
Erie Rsosd Buffalo ~ City Railroad without change OF e
Esge cars -,
CIscISsATI EXPRESS at 8 AN. Tor DunkiIk
MAJ, ais NJ Cor Dunkrk and Buffalo aud all intermediate stations
81 for Delaware and all intermediate stations
Stcsr FrPEgss a G P.M Tor Dan kirk and Buffalo.
NJ for Dunkk aud All intermediate salons
On Sundays only Express Train at 7; NJ -
Dunkk with Lake Shore Ealtoad m
Buffalo with 6Tst class
for CIeyessd ssudusky, Toledo Detroit and CHICAGO.
MINDT Supernt@nd't
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HUDSON RIVER RELATIONSHIPS Arrange
uenf-Trns leave ChAnbest daily for Albany and Troy
tesehns Buffalo or Montreal O'clock sane evening
Nj Tr1ip Q A AZ -ThToush Way TrzHs II An .Ds y -
Fr,re.. Trsin Al Trnirs % and 10 IN
ror PolsSs. - AN Wal Freshs and P.ssersss Train and
10 NJ Passenger Train -.
FOR eekskii a 10 ". and Pm n 90.
ne Tsoxr P.sI,En rotespes Trains rep f al "S'
,.I,. (snSer, Canal chssofbe 4h snd slEs
SUNDAY TRAINS CanAs :. " Ah of
a. y ~ 4 d, 49, ,.ccpins al War Staoone-
N'E y ~ N''e'' IVY yDMlHD FhESCH, sayernisDceDt
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WV. " SHIRLEY A1ctioneer
A UCTION NOTlCE-CROKERY, GLASS and

N CHINA Retailers Stock and 500 lots bestand seconds G0d
O packages 6essW by WV. w SHIRLEY, on WEDNbS-
DAY 10 O'Clock No 81 Jons large and choice
,efffpeut (orr their notice
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STbe GLASGOW and NewYork Steamship Company powerful noe
ssuslip GLASGOW aud 40 horse Robert Crss
Corrnanae sail from NeVYork fer GsSsnt SATURDAY,
I6b uy next O'Clock and SATURDAY, 10th Septem
her next. 1t 70 O'Clock, noon.
First Cabin (Saloon State RoOrls)
First Cabin (Mdshp State ROousl. ...-. Is
Stewards fee included.
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Stewards Zee Included.
nnlv IN J. McSYMON. No g Broadway

TOR CALIFORNIA-The new aud splendid steam
L shin UNCLE SAM q 600 tups) William Mills Commander
RhISO ard PANAMA WEDNESDAY, June - 81 II NJ pre-
esey end will take only limited nunte OF PASSENGERS snoans 70
families rare chauce-avodng the transit Of the lssu and
ing speedy voyge. The qualities Of tbs steamer well
having the last months competed successfully WITH and
beaten ell Of the the Atlantic 1t confidently expected
Tat she viii make yoysfe days less time than has been
6e bv any other around the Horn For freight
sac efply 10 T. MILLS. Agent, No. 81 Courlsndtst
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CIRCUIT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ LOFTS WOOD sst JOSEPH ID. ANDREWS. Before ysa..
soo and Jury for infringement q Lon weoSs
r.ln.s a. sf..ashirs an6 other Verdict h hxo
essalshns the psientNsy 50 sS Builders oyncn ant Captains
are inved 10 ear ard e1afne Caboac Of whh asns.t
"a ,ehs found At No 81 Wstess foE ale hsers tens
~ 'S'' W ~ LOFTS wOOp
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hereby al
LEONARD SMITH hfe Of the City Of >ewfest c.yas &C
the -ahscrb hss
Ne - H-By The cy u Nes 1o ss< The afss Jse
oeat-DAted Jaauary SARAH SMITH AtnastrstaA
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NURSE IHsLOW would call the attention Of the ladies
her SOOTHING SYRUP children teehng IL will ve ns
date relief Inflammation, making the process OF teens
easy rofitey 70 cure the dy'enery .nd
Immense quantities sold al over Nev-Eng sd 500 ~
RING corner Of Johu-s and broadwayi BOYD PAUL NO ~
Courndtt NewYork Mrs HAYES, No n5 fsltons bfooAyn
Price, p bottle. . ,..--,.,.-e, ,,-,r n ,-trvppv
Aso FOR sale above, CURTIS PERKINss WILD ChEkhd
BITTERs for the Of Bilious md sandee 10 G
quicken the blood and give NE ana
uboie sxsfeun Price only cntsi q bottles
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TIME PARK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
1 CAPITAL. s2OO.OUO.

rCHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the CITY of NEwYoRK -oHce Ocean Bank Buldipsl
90, Fulton Greenwichfts Cash capital s1s9O Insurance.
sSaipst les or damage by Fire c. " h. oS1RAhDER President
GrosSE W. SAVAGE, Secretary
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-16

that of Bob Acres was oozing out at eve
ry pore he had tried 10 frghten Joe
out of the notion of fighting, but finding
himself disappointed. he now tried to creep
ont of the scrape on another take. They
were passing the last grocery in the vii
lage, and an open lot, which had been
chosen by Joe as the field of combat, was
in plain sight.
Joe-a-hem-Joe, said Jim, neryously,
can't we compromise-a-hem-can't We
settle this thing somehow, Joe, ~
No.
well-a fair show-that's all want.
Joe-a fair fight.
Never you fear-you shall have fam
show.
They were now upon the ground, Joe
commenced taking off his coat with pro-
voking GOODNESS and self-possession.
A-hem-Joe, can't we come to some
Acknowledgements we al l said before,
compromise this little matter Without
Athena fight. eh?
am here to fight, rejoined Joe, throw
ing down his coat, and commencing roll
ing up his shirt sleeves.
You will-a-hem-You will fight, Joe,
I will, Jim.
Well here's clean back OUT l shan't
fight, it's all nonsense.
1t is almost unnecessary to say that,
from that time out, Jim has been one Of
the quietest and most peaceable citizens
in his neighborhood and the severe lesson
Joe gave him will not soon be forgotten,
What pity that every Jim has not his
Joe
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A CLEAN BACK OUT.

In a fourshing village. not more than
three hundred miles from Mobile, Alaba-
ma, live two individuals. Whom we
shall call Jim and Joe. The latter is a
quiet good natured, inofensive sort Of a
chap; one of those who will stand running
upon as long, if not longer than the most
of men, but who is a perfect Bengal tiger
when his passions are once aroused.
On the other hand, Jim was a buster
ing, bullying braggadocio-one of that
particular class of men whose voice is al
ways loudest in brawl, whose feet have
the way of hard knocks. For a great
length of time the latter had made butt
of Joe had, time and again, by dint of
much clustering and staggering, complete
ly cowed him. An opportunity. finally oc-
cured, however of showing the two men
up in their proper colors,
In the course of warm dispute, Jim
let out some offensive remark which pro-
duced more than ordinary caustic re-
joinder from Joe. The former tried the
blufing system at once, but Joe, as he
himself remarked, had stood enough and
would put up with no more insults from
his bullying neighbor.
Perhaps you want to fight, said Jim
unbuttoning his coat, and looking pistols
and bowie knives at the calm but deter
mined face of his opponent.
Fight 1 will rejoined Joe. You have
been in the habit of Growing over me for
year past, and intend putting stop TO
it at once.
Jim could not for a moment believe
that his neighbor had the least disposition
to carry out his threats, and accordingly
went at him louder than before. Well,
said he Pve been trying get fight out
of you for the last six months, and slap
ping his hands together, and commencing
to square off, he concluded with, Al last
there is small chance of making some
thing out of you.
Walk with me out of the corporation
limits. where we can avoid the law and
you shall be gratifed- I'm not in the
habit of Dragging, Jim, but it is my can
did opinion that in about ten minutes
you'll be so badly licked your own moth
er won't know you. Come along.
There was an air of determination
| about Joe that rather staggered his ad-
versary, but he still thought he could
frighten him out of fight, and with that
i intention started of down the street thai
lied out of the village.
i WhooI said Jim, feel so much like
/ fighting can hardly hold myself. F'
4 Glad to hear it, coolly rejoined Joe. ~
They had now nearly reached the cor
j poration limits, and Jim's courage, like
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courts and palaces of the land. adorned
with all the elegancies of civilized life.
fashion and refinement, but never, til
this moment had he beheld true innocence
looking so truly beautiful, as in the teal
stained eyes and pale cheeks of the art
less Ninette. His soul was toucheds and
joining his entreaties to those of the young
lover, he sought to mitigate Gaspard's
rage. 81 .s..
TX. What you ask would be folly" re-
piled Gaspard, it would be only we'd
ding her to poverty. and have tasted
too deeply of it in my lifetime, not to
have Just consideration for my daugh-
ter's future welfare"
"Let your daughter become the bride
of the young man." replied Henry"
will provide
"You provide" said the peasant,
K" ha ha ha no, no indeed, am not
to be duped by the words of vagrant.
Go, Bertrand, like good lad, anger me
no more-perhaps l was somewhat has
ty-go, and trouble me no more about
the girl, for solemnly assure you she shall
never be your wife,
AT this moment the sound of a bugle
was heard, the door was burst open, and
body of the royal Guards crowded the
cottage, who simultaneously knelt before
the King.
The Saints be praised ~ said the
leader, "your Majesty is safe"
:" am, indeed, gentlemen" replied
Henry, land but for your assiduity in
tracing me out, l was likely to have Ia
ken up my lodgings in this good mans
cottage till morning. A plague upon the
! fog that parted us. "But how is this, my
honest host" added he, turning to the
peasant, who, with his wife, the lovely
Ninette, and her lover, were now pros
trate before him" Why, so alarmed ?"
"Pardon, sire, pardon!' calculated
Gaspard.
"Pardon for what, my worthy subject,
for having spoken so warmly and boldly
of me ?''
"No, sire; but for my rude behavior,
which arose from my ignorance, not
knowing that 1 was speaking to my So
vereign.'
Nay, good Gaspard, /" replied Henry,
"I have nothing to pardon. But will you
grant me favor ?'' The old man en-
deavored to reply, but his surprise now
deprived him of utterance. Henry saw
his emotion and continued, ''Will you
leave to me the disposal of your pretty
daughters hand ?' In saying this, he
raised the parent from the floor, who, in
the joyfulness of his heart, passed the
hand of the maiden to Henry.
! Approach, Bertrand" said the King,
Receive from your sovereign the hand
of her you have SO truly loved and homo
rably sought. l know you will duly ap.
preciate SO valuable a gift-your future
fortune shall be my especial care
The happy pair fell upon their Knees,
and spoke their gratitude in streaming
eyes and stified blessings. Old Gaspard
was SO oreuoyed that, in the delirium ot
the moment. he clasped the King to his
weatherbeaten bosom. "Ah! hal" shout.
ed he, said not truly that our good
King Henry was the father of his people?'
"My worthy friends" said Henry,
90 the sweetest delight and noblest priv.
lege of kings, is to make others happy"
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YANKEE PHILOSOPHY.

.
Lives there Yankee, far or near,
Who, when his plans 'get out fgear,"
Has never said, s' Wall, Idon't keer,
By go1lyt"
Who, if he stubs his toe and fall,
Don't want to swear, but great or small,
win vent his ire with 'sDarn it all,
By gollyr'
The Yankee boy, with staring eyes,
When first I" the elephant" he espies,
With wonder ss swums" and "swows" and cries
"By gony!"
The youth with jack-knife sharp and stout,
Will try a trade to whittle out,
And shaving, query, " What ye beoutp'
By gollyw
The man that sc dicker'd MORN few,n
VIII quantity ask you ''How dye dew,'
His story tell and 'tswan tits true,
BY gollym
For the s'main ehance'' he ever tries,
And thinks tn at 'stake things as they rise,
'TWon't do to be more nice than wise,
By gOllyg'
With brass enough his way to win,
However much he gets of"tin,n
He ':swows'' he'll have as much agin,
By golly.'
Ifluck attends him, and he makes
A happy hit, he sweeps the stakes,
With carter all, 'taint no great shakes,
By golly!'
But if he loses luck he had,
Maybe he'll get most proper mad,
And g guess as how this ere's too bad,
By golly"
What'ere he tries, it is q rule,
Ifonce he fail to reach the ''gool,''
To rate himself {. tarnal fool,
By golly!''
And so the Yankee ''siaves along"
Full chisel, hitting right orwrong,
And makes the burden of his song
By golly -
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sruI1E CUKE ron ScALDs Or BuHss,--s
Some Of the papers Of late have had
paragraph recommending the use Of wheat r
fiour in the case Of sealds or burns. A.
gentleman at Dayton, Ohio. saw il. and
the other day, as he wTites.. The Em- .
pire," tested Il 70 his satisfaction. He
says -" While at supper table little 2
child. whiSh was seated in its mothers lap.
suddenly grasped hold Of cup fun Of hot
tea, severely scalding is left hand and
arm. imnediAtely brought pan Of
-four and plunged the arm into It. cover
ing entirely the parts scalded with th
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-16

re- The lower House of the Illinois
legislature has passed a bill, to build a
bridge over the Mississippi river at Rock
Island,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-16

Lives there Yankee, far or near,
Who, when his plans '.get out of gear"
Has never said, t Wall, Idon't keer,
BY gollyn