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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

DOARDNG.-wANTED, FURNISHED ROOM FOF-
I'D q single gentleman, with breakfast, tea anqe
dinner on Sundays, In small private family, VII. ~
there are few or no other boarders location be,w
Houston street preferred. Address G., $40, Pos,
Office, stating terms, which must be low. Referencev
given il required.) 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

TITANTEDl-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman cook, washer and ironcr, or
sbambermaid good city reference given. Can be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

BOARD IN BR00KIYN.-TwO SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
- ora gentleman and his wife, can be accommodated
with furnished rooms and either full or partial board
few gentlemen also engage board without rooms,
~ x,o Hicks street. BROOKLYN between Wall street and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

| ID ICH AND CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS AND BOR-
| IL ders suitable for drawngrooms, parlors, bed
rooms, halls Offices saloons, put up by competent
workmen, by CHARLES McAULEY CO., No liz Had
| son street, and IS Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

UyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant girl to do chambersork general
Homework in small private family, mind chill ren
Can be for two days at 1873 Waverley place
eorner Of Hammond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

wv tea SITUATION, BY PROTESTANT WO-
w man, first rate cook; makes excellent pastry,
ellies and preserves and all kinds of dasserts under
stands cooking in all its branches; Is economical
undertake the housekeeping and management Of large
family produce the best Of city reference. Can be
seen for two days, if not engaged Please call at Al
Madison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

DLEAsANT ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR A GENTLEMAN
L and wife or two single gentlemen, at l54 Grand
street. near LIEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

I'D French language is spoken exclusively. The rooms
are neatly Furnished the board is very good and the
location healthy and pleasant, opposite fne park.
Terms moderate. Call at 81 Perry street, between
Beecker and Fourth streets, near the Eighth avenue
cars. Also, board without rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

N0TTCE.-JOFN MADDEN, 573 BROADWAY WILL
IN open tomorrow, independent Of his Ut ,ck viii has
been damaged by smoke most splendid Ut of French
chemisettes, mourning sets, black veils infants robes
DC, at such prices will astonish the ladies' Open
mir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

A COUPLE OF SMALL ROOMS, FURNISHED HAY
IA ing the advantages Of gas and BATH to let to ger
tlemeD without board at A Laight street. fronting
Johns Park. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

BOARDING IN BROOKLYN.-As GENTLEMAN AMI
ID wife and few single gentlemen b. aecommo
dated with good board and r0sms BY APPLYING
1T SO State street, between Henry and Clinton, 6v'
minutes walk from the South and Montague ferries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

NTANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A
w young Scotchman. Can produce the highest tes-
4moniais from the families he has lived with Please
eaIi. address, at MIR. Grieves, AZ vesey atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARIOR AND BED
IN room to let, with gas and fire, at the very mode
rate price of 81 week. with the best Of attendance
Tie house is FIRST class Apply at s7e Broadway, one
house from Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

BOARDING IN SOUTH BR0OKLYN.-rO LET, u
Id aprivate family, front room with CRATE clossts
gas, &c. also hall room, House within three minute
Every attention paid BY the family to the wants en-
comfort Of those residing with them Terms reasonable
90 President street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

Ak THIRD AvENuE.-HANDs0ME COLLARS, FOR
fC the holidays: also bands sleeves under handler
chiefs, 30. THOS, H. GAYNoR has just cleared from
the Custom House elegant selection Of the above
goods which he must dispose Of before New Years. 1t
extraordinary prices Beautiful collars at 80. Cd. Is
Third avenue, near Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

Just RECEIVED 600 OVERCOATS, IS EACH;
e dress and rcck coats So, cost originally Sl6 1000
Pairs cashmere pants Mt So cost ST. last years. make.
Bills on broken banks Of this city taken tor clothing
GEO. LEvIE corner Of Nassau and Beekman stree Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

MO. It's CANAL STREET, NEAR yARICK.--W. h
IN VAN NOTES stow store.--We have largo as
sorment Of the latest patterns OF Stoves for sale
sonabe terms Stoves and ranges lined with soapstons
and repaired CRATES set and repaired stoves put ans
pipe furnished for Also, soapstone grddlss fos
sale Wholesale and retail The excellence Of the grid
dies consists In their requiring but greasing whes
used. t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

sTXTANTKD-AT THE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 81
NV broadway, (basement,) on steamers porters
tor stores conductors baggage men, brakemen school
taches clerks statesmen, coachmen walters, boys TO
THo5. SPHINX, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

DOARD IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN TWO MINUTES,
ID walk Of Fulton ferry. Two or three gentlemen or
aeentleman and Lady, have pleasant square rooms
and bedrooms in genteel house. with gas halls heated
&c at low rates, at No AZ Mddagh street. first from
Willow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

yXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED
w woman who has lost her baby (three weeks old)
child to wet nurse at her own residence Has q com
Portable home for SUCH Please call for Mrs. Clark 800
Madison street, Grand TO- top floor, for two
davs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

4 PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A NEW HOUSE.
"a up town, with all the modern improvements would
accommodate two single gentlemen who would be
willing to pay literally for first rate accommodation
with partial board and dinner Sundays. Address
II. II. D., Herald Office, stating where interview
DC had when full particulars will be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

DOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OF
Id two or three gentlemen be accommodated with
Furnished rooms and board 1t II Murray street. Reer
ences required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

yTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG HEALTHY
w English widow, situation as wet nurse; has
sent her baby OUT has fresh breast Of milk Good
city reference. May be at 1893 West Nineteenth
stIeef. for two DAYS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
MiEulonarv HFeesinru.

Tho seventeenth annual meeting of ths Home MissiOnary Society Of Lheh6alJ County was held in this village. Wednss. day, Oct. lslh, at 10 o'clock. A. M.
 The annual report was read by the Secretary, and an interesting addssss delivered by Rev. Mfr. NOyes. ono of the Secretaries Of the parent Society.
 TEe officers of the preceding year were re. elected.
 Considerable discussion was had sela- tive to propositions previously made for changing the time and places of holding the future meslings of the Society. The subject was finally referred io aspecial commi,tee consisting of Rev. Mess,s. Psrriue and Warren and Hon. Charles Adams. with power to make arrange. nenls fur the next annual meeting at such time and place as they. in concurrence with committee from the Foreign Mis, s0nary Society should select.
 In the afternoon, the fo,ty third Ami. versary of the Foreign Missionary Society was held. and largely attended by the friends of tho cause from difFsren, parts of the County. The reports of the Secre tary and Treasurer were presented, and an atle and instructive discon, Sc delivered by Rev. John Todd. D. D. of Pit,sGeld, Mess, from Psalms 72, 8: He shall have dominion also from sea to sea, and from the i've, to the ends of the earth The officers of the previous year were re.appointed, with tine exception of the Secfetary. Rev. Mr, McKins.ry. who declined re election--and the Rev. Ephraim Lyman was chosen in his stead.
 Rev. Messrs Lyman and McKinstry and Hon. Elliot Beardsley were appointed . committee 10 act in connection win the oflhe Home Missionary Soci> ety on the subject of changing tie manner of holding the future meetings of these Societies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

TscgErEn f'Hxuuon. present hn. Dsn ingenuity seeaA t, he taxed i0 ttle uiMos, ,p suggest means by which ihe livcs ei,passrnsrrs may be saved even if yes. sel goes down ai sea The last. and perhaps ihr best. We find in lie B,st.n, Transcript. h s il,r suggestion ui aii all sea>capiain, and coniranplairs suiliries,, nnfl,her nf lIt>bnais io accommodate Ii.. passengers aud crew 1; each hoai to b. spr"vnied witlsu cuplpass, water and food and io he nnmhered and paced under inc cnmrand If an officer 0f . vessel. A each persnn takes passage in the vessel. hc is as.' tirkefed for position in one of the tJe boats. s,, that, im case 0t acciJ.u ul {.
 each 0ne knows where he heI0nys.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

eimens of tho line cts. which ars Well worth seeing. Lelters have been received here by Capt Gibson (she adventurous gentleman thai wac Co have been hanged in Nsthsslands. Indis.l Of the moot ens eou,aging character. Mr. Belmont is urging the Captains claim for separn. tion (loihe tune of to0. .OOO or el0o .OO0l upon the government of Holland with Ssll. and the legiSlaliye chambers are in high debate concerning the.same. They may ''c0me down" without giving Uncle Sam the trouble to shoot and shey may Bot--prObably not. Query, will Uncle Sam shoot under any eircums.ances? | am well acquainted wlth Gibson who has been ill:nssd. needs the money and would spend l. like prince. wish le may get q. The Temperature in this Id. titnde Is several ,legrees below slle ..bra- cing' point. aud fire and furs are in great requeYt. I.hsve seen several ladies ,n Broadway this afternoon in full winter rig. By tho by, the winter silks gre mag. ni6ccnr this year, they are manufactured with rich relief Eemmings woven tn, and 'me of them cost ,as high as 4lOO and $l5O the dress. Our merchants com. plain of q hard times" but their wives and daughters continue to wear the cost Hest fabrics that tbe loom of Eusope can produce. ...e sse
 Tbe report is the Africa is coming up with three days laternews from Eu1ope.
 4 t . t4 A s tls
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Fatal Anoident:.

EuoESE l. BEACH, lad of l2 years, was accidentally shot by . gun in the hands of Bcnj. Knapp. on Friday nigh, last. The deceased. with t,is brother. sons of Heman Beach of Mi'ton, accom- panied Mr. K. on coon hun. in Una, dis,'ict-and 'abou. II o'clock. while pasFing through a ra,ine. Mr. K. slipped. which caused the gun to discharge the contents passed through the lungs of the lad, who lived but s few hours after.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

The St. Lua;x Republic "r,le 7,h insi.. thus sdescr.tlrS.lhe slE c,s 1.-The lnn1 drouh, nn .he Western rivers: We were credihly informed yesterday, that the b"ais navI- gaiiuR Illinois river, a, present. meei wiih snsae dslIical,y inni the herds Oi cani,' that browse nhout ihe channel The.
 .on'. call lie lead any Unrr. hu, dycl, hand rolls h,s paL,al.mss uI. aud ihrusis hls ie9 in fur lhe holinm. He rrdin.ry
 cal 's "knee deep," hut il nni nnfrs qnenl V iappens ti.a, shslf shin" nr .sq,lar,er 'sss ca'l.' is sanG na,s then m k deemed r'apcr ,o work ,ie eag,nes slo~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

The DAnbury Tunes announces Il ( dca,h of Mir. Wm. Il. Rider, under the
 following circumstances: A man named Leach, prncnred a lmrse
 from 1.-the s'abie of J laym,nd, ,o.i Mnnday, which i.e dn,ve ,o New Milford, and there
 sold, aud afterwards reitirnt Il iu .his place on his way io Bridgeport. where il is nn- ders,0oG that he had made arrangement ris 'O l'eei hiSw.fe. About ihe time Ofarr vnu here, however, the fact of the sale beca tue known, and he was pursued aud arrested
 n the lower part Of the town, aud sntsc. qncDiiy lodged in jail. O. .rneJday, he sent nole sO Mr. Kider. h1 whose ianiiy lie had been Iivng, requesting him io be> cOne security fnr aim. Upon receiving the nnie, Mr. R der, repaired i0 ii,e ia,. snd during some conversations with thu prisnner witl, whom and his family, he is said to have been strongly attached, he was suddenly seized with fi,, in which state tie was sn'n aiier conveyed on brd io lis residence in the sOn,i,crn part Di Main street, thus was about 4P. NJ. Med
 cal attebdance was immediately procured, hu' he rapidly sunk un,i. |. o'clock Siirn, lieAexplred.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
ConntY Court.

The October term of the County Cour, was adjourned on Saturday las, until th., fist Monday of November. The follow ing cases were disposed of:
 Stale against E'sra M. Howldnd, oi Kent, for libel upon Mrs. Clarke Of Washington. occupied large poltion of the time. The facts as near IS we could lsa,a. are as follows: some tina since a near relative of Mrs. Clarke who wss the mother of two young girls. when on her deatll-bed. exacted a promise from Ms c. that she would keep an ov~r-ighs of these gi,ls and if occasion should r, quire advise them as 10 their welfare. Some time since, the prisoner formed an ac- quain,ancc with one of the girls. and visited her several times Mrs. Cla,k becoming aware of the fact, advised the young lady not to favor bis sui.--which coming to the knowledge of Howland he became enraged and for revenge wrote the libel in question. which was of the most vile and infamous char ,cter cons csivable, and in order to make the publi. cation doubly sure. three coris were made-one of which was sent to Mrs Clarke, and the other two to different persons in Washington.
 The Jury returned s verdic, of guilty. Sanfo'd, Hall. Sedgwick and H s. Sans fo'd for State; Hollister. Hubbard. Treat, Graves and Beeman for prisoner.
 Ssaie against GraAam Johnson. for stealing th'ee yearlings: 1: plead guilty. and sentenced 10 six monti . in County Jail and fifty dollars fine.
 State against Ira Jenniags for burglary -,hc- Jury returned verdict of guilty.
 Jennings also plead guilty to two in formations fol horse stealing sentenced to S.a,e's paisnn for five years. Hall ana; Tnnill for State II. s. Sanford and Hickox for prisoner. r
 Stats against Isaac Robinson--infor- nation for theft; plead guilty. and sens fenced sixty da,s to Count. Jail ant ten dollars fine.
 The Grand Jury for the County found a bill of indictment against Be,sey Wad: hams for the murder of Jenne:te Barney;.' an Svsoun. of which we gave la.t week. T. al pos 'poncd until the fits. Monday in November next. FasF3
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
IAe LitcAfieIa Epquirels3
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 eI.itchfsid, Thursday. Oct. %, isss.
Town Me0ting.

A meeting was held at the Court Honse on Monday. puFsuant to call. 10 consider the expectancy of an appropriation for the purchase of sPirituOus liQuOrs to Dc sold by m agent. There was quite . largs attendance. and after. few short and spirited remarks from the champions of the two parIiss. the friends of liquor (ia small quanti,i carried the day.-- The rote was l04 to Ct. fer m appro~ p,iatiOn of not more than one hundred dollars an agent. we presume. will b. appointed D; the Selectmen immediately.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

EW Alta late meeting Of the stock. holders of the Nauga,ue Railroad Co. or ths subject of their over issued stock. il was voted to leave the whole subject in the hands of the Directors to manage as thay zee praPer. The n6lhbEs pf over
 issued saasts w:s slE.. F st ss5ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

Twenty thousand dollars worth of hops were delivered at iI,e iepot ln S,. JnI,,s. bury, VI, cn Monday aud Tuesday ni ias, week, cnnirscss.l al 25 and SO cents per pound. 'tte Call. .donian gives tie value ,,t tie c,op in Danv.ilr, ihIs wear, aishon' @l6 900. aud says iile crop il's season in that vlc.n,ly exceeds ihat nf any previous year. tsE istt5 NV
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

The Cailmlic Archbishop or GeMna. wheh lle cholera made i's lrlgh,ial ap 4spafsace ia shss civ, pahlix.,ed . passaral .esief. .dennnncingahc treednn af iAe preks tad FeliRhns toleFal;0n ne ilse true eaases I'g which Gnd pun;sA.1 skosc eissgluasse ilaasilsnis
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Pnssenvrro ss lcw.--Aec"rl,ns ,o ,hr

PnEsEnvrxo IH lcR.--Aernrilna I0 thr ~. V. Times, C has recently been diseDv errt in Frnnce thai prFsuns may be iha eti oni and revived anhin alter havlng hern co q enHgenled and al cnurse senseless sIalr Tor an indefinite pgrind, Tie fact has lunQ been well knpwn of fshes. but ilS applicability sO the csse of men is new. Sh0uId |. prDve lO be the fact. this d,scov cry may be put to s0me important practical usrs. There are, fDr iIisisnee. si this m0ment. in ail IlIe Nouhen slstcs, nun.
 be- 0f aniiqunsed pBliimisns Of m ps'ssihle use in ihe present crisis, and exp''sed by q iO be Tnade very unhappy. lhe only thing they are capable of just nOw IS [" stir ap uli aniipailIics and personal disiikes,
 and l0 make mischief. S0me lin.r licnce,
 aud under other circumstances, they might
 be very useful members Olss'riciy. Would
 it nol be good idea iO freeze them up, and pack them way. tO be thawSd 0ni year CIT two hence, by which iIHIe things 1 would have goi EIile regulated, aud iheu own political passions, and ha,reds, as we,i may reasonably anl licipale, by the operation 1 d this freezing process, somewhat cooled | lawn, aud Ihe s0nrness oI' their Ie mpeTs ltls sweeiened. Should Ii prove, aE trial, ! hal this freI z;ng process prOduced nO change in ihe suhlrcis of 1t; but thai they ! Iawed Onl aga4n tue same grabbed fellows
 s ever. they ni4hl all be shipped of ,n
 n insensib!s slaie to sl,e S,uih, there luI evivc in nnrc cnngrnial atmosphere, nd amid . xiair oi suciciy beiier fiIirc han ours f.,r iIcir temperament and way | thinking.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

Gf The paIers announce the mar,i> age of Rev. Miss An,Ciae,te Browne Co Doctor James H. Merritt. Tue mkrriage took place at Carmel. N. Y. on the !th inst. ls is nos Otsen thas preaching aad pspstiss ats thus united.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

A Bic STnRy.- During li.c action al, B.'n,afsnnd, says a lsiier frnfn .ie ship Al \ there was one Frenchn,an wI,o d.d gn.ni service. lie crepi on ils lace and bands under tie lo.i. his only rn.,ecli,,,, being large stone. He was ,l,cle l6 lunn,s aud iised nQ less ihnn two hundred r,un,l., 10f aniniunitinE aud killed l5O Russianp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

Professor Morse of Telegraph no,nrie,y. has been ngmina,ed for Congress hy ,i. '.Suils" of the C.!uinhia aud Duchess D.s- rricis in New York. 'l'hai ".,,essase'' Won'l pass bvtr The lines" this year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

The Words Crisis. Miileri,e paper. hes aiyca nnice lha, iI.s Srcan6 Advrn, ,s so he aa ll.e Sis' ins,. The Crisis rxpee,s Ia. .Ssilc hut que more numbes bslore ,Lc W.sid rads.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

TnE Ono STATE FAIR.--TEs Ohio State Fair commenced on .lhe Huh fast. near Newark ;,about sixteen hundred .en. tries had been made of groups and single articles. and nearly two thousand badges of membership had been sold. The ex> hibition of stock was very large and ex- oesdingly fne. the animals showing none of the bad effects expected fTon the drought Tina exhibition 0f sho,t horned eatsls psedominalrd largely over other descriptions. This part of the exhibition .is saidsto bs 6ner than at any previous fair in this State. Many of the icfsss are !. very handsome. and come Of them- quite fast. A large display Of sheep sz< hihits many tins W65lSd aud pgpesabls. varieties. The grounds thsmselvse fSom their beauty and mysterious antiquity, attract many from , dissanee:
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

Tue Pnr,land Eclectic relates the follow. ing: ".An ssas fashioned sounding b.,aId, sg huge dimensions, was suspended over the pulpit 0f one of the churches of neigh. bDrinRci,p, hy means of rope ihsl passed over pulley, and was hrlaysd under a seal in ihe gairry. il'h,sseai was occupied hy . sail,r Oa one If ih,,se suliry .S5hbaihs in August, when Morpheus is SD ap, io sr.se unhidlen. an.i spread ,l,e n,anlc nf slerp over carelrss wnrshppers. 'rhe clergyman, whD had once been a sea capisin, was illustrating san,e dacirina, point hy a nautical a,ec,lnie, while J,ck. { lulled iu,0 . state 0l semi consciousness bv The mnrOs0nOus hOHtlrlM 0fibc prpac,,er's s voice, was irnaRinhll himself again af! .a on the bnst.n, ssf i.is tav0rt!e ciemci.i. riic sninis,erb ssnry was approaching is cin,. ax, his iacTeasiiig earuesiness had already awakened large pari nfhis audience, and the more fxcii,Dg pariufhis narfativr Was being told wiih Ircai dramatic pnwrr. SndJeIfs Jack in his dreams was startled hy whai appeared i, be the sharp ouirk csmn'ai,il of his snprrinr. "Siani 6y ,n lei go! iel Rn licm!" he sprang lD his ite, confused aud hall awakened, and seeing noihiag else oi''lei ga." cast ..,F ,he line fy whcl, the s,andina bnard was suspcn ded. "Av, ay. s,r, all gnnev' D.,wn Mki11ed the heavy snundinx hoard. and the m'nis.er dncked his head under the pulpit Just in season io save llim set lrun, belng exsinEnislled.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

CuRraus F ACT --Umler this hcad;cg, an exchange u,akes ihe f,llnwing statement {: By simple experiment, il is easy iO dis wavcr ia what animal any kind uf h!0ud Or spols f blood belonged. The process is as follows: Put few drops of bht,d, nr the serum af blHOd into glass. to the 'auNu9t Vf one third, 0f half the quantity Df blnui, and stir ,l,c whole with a glass ral; by this means, the ndOriieruus prin. ci,Is, peculiar i0 the species af animal iO which lhe blood belonged, is evolved; thus Tor instance. the blood of mah dlsengaVes a strong ,al;T of lhe perspirs,i"n of inan.
 which it Is impossible lo c0nl;,und with any rsiher; that nf woman, similar odas .i z hecf; that nf sheep, the well kn0wD smell ol greasy wool that Of pin, the tlisa- greeahe odur ol n pggery; and, so un.
 Even the bl0Dd oi a frpg lias given nui the
 sniell of ,narsl'y v reeds, and ii.ai Of crab the peculisr sniell ef fresh water fish.-- U ,,on trials sBade' iss, aacerlain wl,e,i,er ,sp,is oI b.ood cauld be distinguished, aud referred t0 their source, il was found thai Slua certain ex;eni, V preily sure judgment can be gtvsn, eveR after kfiecn days. The spoiied hnen is io be cur Out, pni into u watch glass. and heinz n,oisieLed with a lltile water, leit far siurt lline .ai rest, and when welf sOaked, n little suiphuric ac,d is tn, be adici, and stirred abort wi,i. T glass rod: the peculiar e,lnr w,Il then be
 recognized bot this experiment. should br peffnrmet! ,yuhOni delay, fnr aiitr forl~
 Dighi ilie OdDF is scarcely perceptib;e.