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MORE BANK FAILURES IN CINCINNATI.
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CINCINNATI W ednesdsy, NOV. ., i.Ss.
TIE bsnking house Of Fills 4 Sturyis closed tan
incoming. They say their liabilities are q. 0oo.0o.
al d assets 81, 4co. 90.
There hss been heavy the Citireus Bank.
and on T. 5. Goodman X Co.. aud the excitement On
the subject Is intense.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Citizens Bank has closed, and the ekcteusst
Is on he increase.
THIRD DiSPsrcs.
The excitement IN Thrd-st. h.s contn ned sil The
aft moon, and 7. S Goodman & Co. and John X.
Morton & Co, closed their doors a, an early hour.
An the suspended houses report an excess Of as
Gets There was run on the house OF Hatch aud
Ianedon. but they continued TO pay upt the ciose d
Bank hours No run had taken place on any other
houses than these. O.,
Mr. Fills. OF the firm Of Ellis & Sturges, Is very
sick with congestion OF the brain.
Frederick Gedee. the acting President OF the Gov
;netou and Lexington Ralrosd, committed suicide
to-day by throwing himself across the track while =
train was passing, by which his head was severed
from his body. He had been perfectly distracted
since the return Of the bills from Ne~-fork drsSu
against the bonds OF the Conpsny, supposed TO nave
been sold in NewYork and on which be and the osoer
directors had heavily ndorsed
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1855.
In this city and county, as for as heard from,
Woodfortb, the Republican candidate for Congress-
has 1850 maj ,risy over oil. Miller, the Wing can.
die ate for State Treasurer, has i46 majority and
the other towns in the County will only increase these
figures. Both are doubtless elected.
Norton, the Wing candidate for Congress, in the
lid District, is also probably elected
LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, Nov, 8, 1884.
The Anti Nebraskites have majority in the Alton
District Yates, Wing, is reelected to Congress IN
the Springfield District.
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grrss-Ssge, the Wing csndidste is elected By about
1900 majority over the highes; opposition A'se neiy
-Eaw.rJ. Independent and Anti-Nebraska wig Is
elected in ne Fret DisIict Masters, Democrat IN
the Second, and Cole in the Third.
SENECA COUNTY.
Oliver (Anti-Nebrssk, is reelected TO Congress.
Ullmsnns msiorit, in this County is about 300.
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Nineteen towns heard fron give Clark 1885,
Seymour, l,'ss; Urmsn, sol; Bronson, lsS. Nine
towns 10 bear from viii increase Carks majority to
700 over Seymour, and J, 500 over Uumsnn.
ULSTER COUNTY.
Thirteen towns gave Seymour 400; Clark. $50;
UIlmaan, 1895. Congress, King Wing and Know
Nothing) he's shout 1000 majority. Assembly,
Gates ,Whg) and Wygsnt Temperance are elected.
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nv COMMON CovScm.-The Aldermen cleo

M COMMON CogScrL.-The Aldermen elect
nv, be classified into Wings, 3; Reform /;
6,,v Nothing, J. The Democrats consist Of 2
rnsdultersted sons, (Herick aud steers) and
three very Soft Hsrds.
The Board Of Councilmen contains represent
zion Of all the different parties, Wings, Reform
Nnow.Kothings, and Hards and Softs. There
, 20 of the former. according to our calcula-
a. and the remainder are Democrats, mostly
3. ,mourites.' But we trust politics will not be
taken INTO consideration by our CITY Fathers, 10
The management Of our Munici pal affairs.
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KINGS COUNTY-(BROOKLYN }

IN
For Governor, Clark, 2,439; Seymour, i,isii
Bronson, 567 Ullmann, s,O4s.
Lieutenant. Governor, Raymond, ',on; LudloH,
2,649; Ford, see; Scroggs 1881.
Mayor, Hal, Wing, 7,O7si Kalbhesch, iDem'')
5000.
City Judge, Culver, Wig 5,sss; johnson
Dem. 5,42i
Auditor Northup, Wing 5,ss9i Gerald, tDsm.')
$500.
Comptroller, Lewis, CwhigS $685. E'sabrook.
Dem } 5,374.
City Tres.urer-smth, Wing 69l'i Msckay,
Dem 4,i2e.
Chief of Police-Folk, Wing $685. Tucker,
Dem sara.
Copgress-stanahap, Wing $3.50; Taylor, Dem
5,s45.
Tie returns from all the Wards Of Brooklyn Is1-
clusipg william.burgh and Bushwickl are embraced
in the shove totals. excepting the lid District Of the
With Ward. the With aud With Wards aud the
lid Di..rct Of the XIth Ward, which have yet to be
heard from.
.BRooKLYS crTr-oAspIDAIEs PRosABLr ELEcrEp'
Msyor-George Hall, Wing and Temperance oy
a large majority.
City Juoge-The contest between Culver "ms'l
and johnson, Dem is 80 close that the resuf' al
best, appears but doubtful. Culver has majority
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WISCONSIN.

Two Of the Republican candidates for Congress
are chosen, and Mr.. Wells, who voted against
the Nebraska bill, has been reelected as follows;
Dist. l.. DANIEL WELLS Jr.
(" He. c. WAsHBURSE, formerly Whig.)
III. CHARLES BuLISGHUEsT, (Anti-Neb. DEM
Mr.. washburne 10 the third Of three brothers Of
similar politics whs are chosen to the next Con-
eress, from different States
The Legislature is Republican, mort, the
State goes oil that way. We trust it is Temper
ance as well.
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". John Nell, (Soft) boats Mike Walsh lizard,

KNOW NorHISG vs.. Know. NorHisG.-The origna-
tor of this very mysterious power has been over
vhelmed in a storm Of his own brewing. lie had No
intention, DO expectation, Of bringing such an I'M
comfortable mass OF beings together when he penned
the frat articles of association in this City. less than
two years ago; that the new converts would go 80
far ahead of their master as to refuse him their sup
port as candidate, because he was not usIs enough.
But these are strange times. The original Jscobs~
was bite by the viper that he warmed to life In his
own hoaom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09

The messenger to westchester County by the Har-
lem Road for the collection OF returns would acknowi-
edge his indebtedness to Conductors Ward Of tho
Croton Falls and Hsckett of the baggage trains for
important facilities kindly furnished him in the exsoa.
ton of his duty.
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THE SEARCH FOR THE ARcrICs BOATS.

Bosros, Wednesday, Nov. g, 1854.
The Neytonndlander, published at St. Johns N. F.,
contains the following abstract Of the cruise by the
clpper.,hip John Clemens, J. X. Lucky, master, in
search of the missing boats of the Arctic. She was
absent nine days, and experienced very heavy
weather. Has been some eighty miles south Of 81.
Peters, and cruised the ground carefully. Spoke
many vessels and desired them TO keep good look
out Saw large chest, but unable to get il on
board also mattress supposed to be made Of India
rubber, and filed with air bu; could not secure it.
Think the boats have been picked up by vessels
bound outward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09
MIenIoAs.-The Republican State and Congress.

MIcHIoAs.-The Republican State and Congress
sional candidates have all been chosen as follows:
Gox'r, Kipsley g. Bingham Att'yGen, Jacob NJ Howard
Le,t -Coyr George A Gee BID Educn, John Il Kellogg
ses Of STATE John Nc Kinney To fill vac Hiram L. Miller.
State Treas Silx NJ. Holmes Congressmen,
Auditor Gen.. Whitney Jones' Dist l. William Howard.
Com Lsr Office Seymour b. Dist. 2, Henry Wsldou.
Tresdven Dist s, David g. Wslbridge.
ssperiuenSent Public Ipstruc- Dist. Moses Wisner.
struetios. Ira Mayhem.
In many Of the counties the Republican county
tcksts have been successful The result Of the cleo.
tion IL terrible rebuke to the members Of Congress
from Michigan who cast their votes for the Nebraska
iaiquity.
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The lid District Of the With Ward not yet in.
With Distret-MckiDney, G55; smith, s63; Kelly,
s62.
The LIST District of the Seventh Ward not in.
With District tcompetel-Faset, GIL; Prentiss,
l,0l7; Aiken, 1901.
With District (complete)-Stuyvesant, l,i2i
Richards, 1875; Ewing, $50.
IX,b Dis,rict-Jimmerson is elected.
Xth District SesgIist is said to be elected.
Nth Distric, lcompletel-Ferris 62l Oheefe,
SIS; Laroe, 495; Petty, All.
XIIib District (completel-Sigler, Ola hcLanga-
lin sOs Mooney, $50.
XIIlth District complete Blatshford ss6; Camp
bell, 100; Genet 800; Fuller, s7s.
XVIII Dstrict-eompleie. 2,s26i Whs-
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NE WI T. II S f. v.

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem Counties give
Clawson a,7s7; Milford, 9,sss; Hsselton, (Native)
2,aie; Gloucester, Camden and Atlantic to hear
from.
Warren County gives Lilly, DEM for Congress,
$50 majority
Hunterdon County, go majority for Bishop.
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POLITICAL SERENADE - THREE MEN
KILLED.

Syracuse, Wednesday, Nov. {, 1854.
Amos p Granger, the Congressman elect from the
yyIyth District was serensdsd this evening.
large number Of his friends present. and 10 an
address delivered by Mayor Munroe he eioquently
replied.
Three men were killed at Marcellus, to-day by the
Gazing in of an embar kment. Their names have not
vet been ascertained.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE,, Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1854.
To Congress, Wells, (Dem.) is reelected in me
Ist District, and Washburn, Republican, in the lid
District As far as has been hoard from, the Repu'-
licans elect two State Senators, and six Assembly
men, and the Democrats one Senator and five Assem-
blymep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09
NETWORK AND NEw-HAyEy RAILROAD
MEETING

NEwH4vEs, "Wednesday, Nov. :, lsjf.
The meeting Of the New. York and New Haven
Railroad Company was exciting, but orderly. The
liability ofthe Company for fraudulent stock was
their seats one by one and fill theI places by elect
ing others, proposed in the resolution adopted at
the meeting held in New York. The employment Of
Noyes and Wood OF New York and X. :. Baldwin Of
EewHsven was authorized 70 defend the Company
sgainst suits in the matter of spurious stock.
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FROM QUEBEC.

QrEsEc, Wednesday, Nov. s, 1854.
On the suggestion of Mr.. Herrick, the Legtsistve
Assembly came to en- understanding last ngnt -
vote rum Of money for the relief Of the WIDOWS sSa
orphans Of those who fell in the recent battles o. .ne
allied army in the war against Russis Inc III.
will probably be about one hundred tnooseD" U''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09

JoEL 7. HEApLEY, the Author, we rejoice 70 say,
is chosen to the Assembly from the Newburgh Dis.
trict, Orange County, by nineteen majority. IN IVES
the Independent Maine Law candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09

The EBESEzERs.-The Trustees Of tho Association
known as The Ebenesers,' having visited Ksnsss
with the view of making settlement in that Terri
tory have returned and report location made thee
of 100 900 acres
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DFPARrrRP OFTHE NIAGARA.

BosTos, WeSnesasS Can. Isitcb.
The Cunard steamship Nisgsrh np co. 49,
American god md -, 200 sterling in English gold
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IFhig.
TIhig

This is no reliable classification, as some Oh
a, Whjg, and some OF the Democrats are elected
/ Know. Nothing" votes We guess now
ger. that it will be possible to elect T. .
.enstSr
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WING NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.

BOSTON,, Wednesday, Nov. :, Is'f'
The Wings of the With District met to-day, and
nominated Dr. Luther, of Bell a. their candidate for
Congress in opposition to n. p. Banks, the Anti
Nebrasks Democratic candidate.
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MAJ.
pss. ssem. &......IsGi.a cLAwsox; WING X n. 800
|" a. Mercer &o....GEo r. RoBEIss Wing Anti ". 300
III. Mddesex, &c..JANEs Bishop Whis AnttN.....ly0
~ Morris &o.... George Pad. Dem Nebrasks. 500
Es.ex &e....sA. C. 81. PENNINGTON. Wing AN. 1890
AMI Nebraska majority 10 the State sbout.....6,O00.
Reelected.
We have used old ma nes for convenience sake,
but practically the battle was won on the Repub
Kcan or " Fusion" platform, the candidates being
posninated as Anti Nebraska men. Vail was op-
posed by an Anti. Nebraska Democrat, who has
very nearly beaten him in District which gave
Pierce over 1900 majority.
The new House ia certainly Anti. Douglas; the
Senate 1.-TWO thirds holding ever is said to be tied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09

THE GONERNORSHIP OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Bosros, Wednesday, Nov. :, 1854
The Free Democrats Of Newburyport have had a
meeting, and nominated Judge Allen, Of Worcester
as their candidate for Governor, in place Of Henry
Wilson.
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DEATH OF A LEGISLATOR.

UTICA Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1881.
The Hon. David Murray, prominent ctisea q
this county, died az his resid at 0rskany yeser
day morning. He was member Of the State Leyis-
lature Of 1854,
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yESTCHESTER COUyTY.

IuldI. A"V~
WYOMING COUNTY-(Complete.)
For Governor, Clark, a,loe; Seymour, l,a.s; Uu-
mann, ESQ; Bronson, $40. For Congress, Pringie,
2,7ss Lannirg, 1858; Belden, ss7. For Assembly,
Paine, Wing 400 maj.
YATES COUNTY.
Clarks msjoNty over Seymour 46s, and over Ul'
mann, 40. Congress-Olver, Anti-Nebraska, 37s
majority. Ontario and Seneca will increase his
majority in the District to about 900.
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ny TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK IRIBUNR
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Nov. So o'clock, Z. NJ.
The steamship America, now in her 18th day from
Liverpool, has not yet made her appearance of this
port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09

ALDERMEN ELECTED.
lst Wad-'J"sish w. Browne.
I'd Ward-Samuel II Mo-er.
9Th Ward-'Heury Hoffmise-
9TH Ward Charles Fox.
9th Ward-'PeterP Voorhis.
nth Ward-Jnm-s r. Steers, probably.
18th w~rd-Johp II Briggs.
18th Ward-Issao o Barker.
18th Wsrd-'Naihsn c Ely.
10th Wsrd--ADson Herrtck.
2lst Ward-Geo. w. Varian.
Present members
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Of about 500 So far, With portion OF the 'lh vim
.pd VIII h Wards, the lid District OF the Ath' and
three wlEsmsburgh and Bu.h~ WARDS 70 nsa'
from. Its thought IN never, be is elec'ef-
Audtor-The probabilities are ths' Geria' tAe
ID. mocrsiic candidate, il elected.
Couptrol4r-Whliam b. Lewis isprobao'y eecsei
10 ibis Office
City Treasorer-Crawfsrd C. Smith, (Whis,l is no
soubt elected.
Chief of Police-As far as heard rom, the majority
for John s. Folk Wing il rising 1850. HIS elee-
ton II. therefore, reDdered certain.
Surrogsie--Roduan B. Dawson Wing Is elected
to this office
Justices Of Sessions-Samnel s. STRIKER WING
and John A. Emr obs D-mocrsil are elected.
Coroper-Char!es A. Van Zandt Democrat is
probably elected
superipfendents Of the Poor-William Rushmore
and James c. Rhodes are reelected.
Captains Of the Police-Joel Smith, Wing LIST
District Thomas King, lDemocrat) lid District,
and Richard W. Call, have been elected.
Aseembly-Gecrge 8 Soaring, tOemccrat,) has
been elected from the lid District, and j. II. Rhodes,
WING, from the Ill District
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NEyS-.yERSEY.

The Members of Congress just elected for this
sssie are ~ follows:
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

John W. Ferden Wing Maine Law Is elected to
the Assembly By 200 majority.
UInann carries the County for Governor oy W
majority. CLARK is reported ahead OF seymour
RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
All but one town to hear from-Seymour, 3,lCS;
Clark. ASA Unmsnn, s,3ss; Bronson. as5 Coz
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Total ........65 5 l.9S3 76t IS i0 s5T
Three Districts ~ the With. three IN the xAth the
WITH the fXth 10 the xXd and zach In the
IIo IIs Iytb Xrh XyIIth and xxta With pas of in
the XIth, Lot in
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THE STATE.

Two Districts of the XXIs, Ward no. in.
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vorr FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
rArr PRISON INSPECTOR.

ayo,. for Ftbush and Burnhsm in the lxth District not In
r,,sIye Di,,rict. have not be en- heard from
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ro, D1cratcr ATTORNEY.

M ni, - IL: Vth in the Xxfh. in the lvth IN me
y,b Dir The XXIId and one each IN the INA ''H '
Xsiith "a XlXth being II in all, not received
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ELU I 49, - sern9Sf. Bronson 10
tRsTuora SIS serosg $50 Ludlow .,os fSrd ''''s9
ssg Walk ......6sa Lord ......2oo AlsA: .0oi
a1bi,.,Io-S. C7s Fsher....722 Croekeroa...;lD
.Garsror fLisgL Governor tConETesa sAssembly
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Ihee IN The XXIId; aud each in me is. n
XII. XViIth and XIXth, not hesra "'"
all
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The returns Of the With Congressional DISTRICT are
so meager that they are not worth making up.
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~ COM IA ~ IS 3IE ToIaI' 'II''@ = ~ ~ !,
Twelve Districts not yet heard from C,rf vote 10 10
1ytb Dj.triet Of This eleventh. wsid not In yet
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, COO. 10 go SO sHI TOtsI .fIs5 IbI7s I53E p y
.Ope or more Districts not is-mskrg &c in AL
tComplete a 10 Wood and Ssrtrr oily.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-10-18
HOW ro MAKE cRAYoNs.

Every scl,nnI-room has, or should
have. blackbnarls. On these. chalk is
almost universally employed. There
are many objections 10 the use of chalk,
not The least OF which is, that after a
problem is performed, the fingers and
clothing present dirty white appear
ance. t'rayons are FAR preferable.
Could they be generally employed, it
would be fasur done to some delicate
hands. TO say nothing Of large amount
Of wearing apparel.
White crayens may be made Of Pa
ris white. or Spanish white, which is
nearly the same. ant wheaton flpur
aud water. The correct proportions
are FIVE pounds Of Paris white, one
pound Of flour, and sufficient water to
make a dough of these materials. hard
enough not to erumble. and soft enough
to roll Little balls Of this are then
rolled out into cylinders about The size
lot pipe stem, and laid away IN a
warm place, or in the sun, to dry; the
driving will generally require from
twelve to twcnty-iour hours.
The process Of rolling may be per-
formed upon table. ar any Hat buard,
This process will be expedited some-
what, aud the crayons be of more
equal size. il railing board be EN-.
ployed; which is simply a strip oil
board, say foot in length aud eigli,
or ten inches in width, with handle
on the top, and with the edges uprais-
ed about a third of an inch in thickness.
on the side Of The lever surface, on
which it may slide back and forth. as
the crayms are rolled. With an ap.
parstus simple as this, crayons may be
made with great rapi,lity and cheap
cess. Every schaol contains some lad
possessing skill enough to manufacture
them with ease. The expense ia tri-
fling. scarcely greater than that Of
chalk, while it's far superior.
Massachusetts Teacher.
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TorculNn fxcfpksr.-rhe following
touching incident is related as having
occurred al The last commencement Of
Reellester unisersitys
Zone member eI the graduating class.
Mr.. n. G.. Fem. IL Rochester. is foially
blind. When his theme was announced,
President Anderson remarked to the
audience that Mr.. Fem. at the close Of
his Junior year, in performing salne
chemical experiments in private, lost
his eyesight entirely. frou the effects
Of an explosion, but that frum unilag-
ging energy. and by aid Of a devoted
brolher aud attached class mates. be
had been enabled to complete the stu
dies Of the course with hanor to himself
aud satisfaction 10 his teachers. He
was then led furusrd BY his brother,
while there Was scarcely sfezrless eye
IN all that vast assemGiaae Of pear two
Thousand souls. Ills sahject was I" the
Lust Senses !" the object of which was
to demonstrate the proposition that
blindness is preferable to deafness. II
was discussed in an agreeable. able and
earnest manner; after which Mr.. Fem
retired, amid the prnlonged Applause
of the audience"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-10-18
The QuErS's MorusR.-The Ouch

The QUEEN's MoTHER.-The Duch>
ess Of Kent, Queen Victoria mother,
being left widow when her daughter
was eight months old, devoted herself
to the great purpose Of training her to
be worthy of the crown. She nursed her
infant at her own bosom--always at
tending to its bathing and dressing ,
and as soon as the little girl could sit
alone, she was placed at small table
beside her mothers at her meals, yet
meyer INDUCED in any except the pre-.
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CsRrru. lNysNTIoNs.--Almast every
month inventions Of highly utilitari-
an character are patented at the Uni
ted States Patent Office. many OF which
are never, for want of means an the
part OF inventors. generally adopted.
but lie neglected till some. cnterpris.
ing spirit sees their utility, buys the
patent for song. aud makes his for.
tune. Several patents of this clrarac.
ter, within the last few months, have
been issued. to three af which ewish
to call particular attentions. One OF
these is patent for an improved wood
saw, obtained BY a Young man in this
District. The pecaliarity &c the in
,ention consists in the shaping of the
teeth Of the san in such manner that
with halt expenditure of force. double
the amount Of work can be ,lane.s
Another patent is that of a machine
Tor lath-;naking, which is so construct
ed that il will take old logs Of wood,
the refuse timber. cut it MP into aths,
and count it out into bundles Of TWEEN.
~ five. fifty, or a hundred, or any size
desired.
Another patent is for peculiar
shaped blade OF a saw for stone.cutting,
which, it's said. will accomplish double
the work II, a given time. The blade
III the saw is grooyei on each side, into
which grooves water aud sand are al
lowed to tricle down to the edge Of the
saw, there TO be used IN cutting the
stone for ii is the friction of the sand !.
moved by the saw-bladp, that cuts the
stone, and not the iron of the saw -bla,le.
II these inventions are really what they
are represented TO be, they ought to
find ready sale. Wash. Globc.